HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-05-13, Page 8BRENDA PARKINSON AND SHARON MARTENE COMPRISE PART OF THE OFFICE STAFF WHO
LOOK AFTER THE LOAD OF BOOK WORK
MRS. JEAN MADGE AND MRS. NORMA COOPER PUT A SHEET THROUGH THE IRONER IN THE
LAUNDRY ROOM WHILE MRS. DOROTHY CORNISH LOOKS ON
Announce New
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Shrinks Piles
Exclusive healing substance proven to shrink
hemorrhoids and repair damaged tissue.
A renowned research institute has
found a unique healing substance
with the ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids painlessly It relieves itching
and discomfort in minutes and
speeds up healing of the injured,
inflamed tissue.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place
Most important of all—results
were so thorough that this improve-
ment was maintained over a period'
of many months.
This was accomplished with a
new healing substance (Bio-Dyne)
whirl; quickly helps heal injured
cells and stimulates growth of new
tissue.
Now Bio-D vne is offered in oint-
ment and suppository form called
Preparation H. Ask for it at all drug
stores. Satisfaction or your money
refunded.
Family Sunday was celebrated
in Caven Presbyterian Church by
children of the church par-
ticipating in the service.
Those assisting Rev. Wilfred
Jarvis were Cynthia Gunn,
Michael Burke, and Debbie
Webster.
Rebecca Ann Seldon, infant
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Paul
Seldon, was baptized.
Mrs. R. H. Doherty, Denise and
Richie of Mount Clemens,
Michigan, motored to Exeter
Sunday to attend the christening
of the former's neice, Susan
Marie Coates, at Exeter United
Church. After the service ac-
companied by Mr. & Mrs. W.
Coates and Miss Wilma Coates of
London, they were guests for
dinner at the home of Susan's
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Keith
Coates, Bradley and Tom.
Focus on Fashion
Fashion Show
sponsored by
The Home Economics Club
S.H .D .H .S.
Thurs., May 20
at
8:00 p.m.
South Huron District High School
Everyone Welcome
6:1a3LEMESNIZEMEMP
BRING YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS
to
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359 Main St. Exeter
Phone 235-1570
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THE HOSPITAL NEVER SLEEPS. NURSES ARE ALWAYS ON
DUTY. HERE, MRS. JEAN EASTON AND MRS, CATHY
McDERMOTT CHECK PATIENTS' CHARTS.
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For Appointment Phone 235.2433
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For your sale, large or small,
courteous and efficient service
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LIFE BEGINS IN THE NURSERY. MRS.
HOLDS NEW BORN BABY
HILDA BOLLAND
SANDRA DICKEY WORKS IN THE MEDICAL RECORD ROOM
PATIENT AWAITS TREATMENT IN EMERGENCY ROOM
YOUR
FOOD
DOLLARS
AT
Colemans
B acon Epicure 1 lb. Vac Pak
MORTON
DINNERS
Beef, Turkey & Chicken
11oz 49
FROZEN FOODS
Fresh Pork
Spare Ribs
Colemans
Carnation 2 lb. 8 qt. size
POWDERED MILK 119
11 oz. Jar
COFFEE MATE 79 °
MAGNIFY Phone 235-0212
Smoked Picnics
Fresh Boneless
Pork Loins
Fresh
Pork Cutlets
Schneiders
Maple Leaf
Mac and cheese, Chicken, Dutch Loaf
5 lb average
head 29'
Washed
SPINACH
Cello Pkge
each 25°
White Swan
BATHROOM
TISSUE
White or Colored
2 Roll Pkge 31'
Kelloggs
RICE
KRISPIES
17 oz. pkge SIV
Bon Ami
WINDOW
CLEANER
15o Bomb B
Meat By Products
Philips Standard
LIGHT
BULBS
25-40-60.100 Watt
2 bulbs 39'
Red Breast Cohoe
SALMON
7% oz. tin
Bick's assorted
RELISHES
Hamburg, Corn Relish,
Hot Dog, etc,
12 oz. Jar
Cabana
Golden Ripe
11
a
Farm House
PIES
Strawberry & Rhubarb
Big 8" 39
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
California
LETTUCE
24's
59'
$165
JAVEX
BLEACH
128 oz Jug
13c off 69'
Brights Fancy
Fleecy 10c off 64 oz. Jug
FABRIC SOFTENER 79 4 TIDE
TOMATO JUICE 48 tin
oz.
2/69'
McLaren's
PICKLES 32 oz. Jar
Sweet Mixed or Wafer
King Size
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Make sure
this does not
happen to you.
1 Your tank runs out of oil.
2 Your furnace goes without maintenance.
3 You get hit with a huge oil bill.
Call your
distributor.
TEXACO
For always dependable deliveries. For
thorough furnace maintenance. For a
budget plan with ten even payments.
For day-and-night emergency repair
service. For furnace financing.
Bill Mc Falls Fuels
227 Wellington St. Exeter
Phone 235-2840
Page .0. Times.Advocate, May 13, 1971
MRS. ETHEL CUSHMAN PLACES AN ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAPH
IN ITS CASE
Where life begins
Your hospital cares; do you? is
the theme for Hospital Day held
across Canada this week.
The hospital, one of the com-
munity's most important in-
stallations, is where life usually
begins and often ends.
In the interim, it has always
been the place to go when you're
sick, a place where the staff is
oriented toward getting you well
as quickly as possible.
However, the hospital is
becoming much more than that.
In an era when doctor's house
calls are becoming increasingly
less frequent, the doctor and
patients alike, are looking to the
hospital as a treatment centre.
South Huron Hospital is no
exception and it is the urgent
need for expanded emergency
facilities that has caused the
hospital board to appeal to the
Ontario Hospital Services
Commission for a new building
with enlarged areas for
emergency and x-ray treatment.
The laboratory, too, is busier
than it has ever been. Mrs.
Walter Bentley, R.N. is in charge
of collecting specimens which
are sent to Stratford daily for full
range diognostic tests. This
service which came into being
about two years ago,is notonly for
in-patients. About 50 percent of
the persons using the lab
facilities are out-patients sent by
doctors.
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The local hospital reached
further into the community this
year when it began preparing
meals-on-wheels for Exeter
United Church to deliver to senior
citizens.
In the past, career days have
been held to allow young people
to come to the hospital to discuss
with competent advisors what
careers they could find in the
field of medicine.
For the last two years tours of
public school children have been
conducted through the hospital to
acquaint the youngsters with the
function and the importance of
this community institution.
It is also a teaching institution,
and a class of about twelve girls
are capably guided through a
course for registered nurses'
assistants, each year by Mrs.
Jack Delbridge, head of the
school of nursing.
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Many different skills are
required in the efficient workings
of a hospital: the doctors with
many years of training, the
registered nurses, the RNA's and
technicians, the office personnel,
and the maintainence people who
keep the building shining and
beautiful inside and out.
Responsible for the smooth
running of South Huron Hospital
is Administrator Alice Claypole.
She is backed by the hospital
board of directors.
These men and women are
responsible to the community
and to the governments for the
total operation of the hospital.
The Hospital Auxiliary, a group
of dedicated women, support the
hospital by raising thousands of
dollars for equipment and needs.
They also do volunteer work and
play an important role in the
upkeep of the hospital.
All these persons, with their
different training and skillS
press on to do what they can to
cure the sick, and to ensure the
people the greatest possible
degree of well being.
They care; do you?
Support the hospital.
Different skills required
EVERY CORNER OF THE HOSPITAL IS KEPT SHINING BY
THE MAINTENANCE STAFF. BILL BERENDS AND ALEX
MEIKLE HOSE DOWN THE BOILER ROOM.
Many facets of hospital