The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-16, Page 12LIFE MEMBERSHIPS — Nine members of the Crediton Women's Institute received life memberships,
Wednesday. Shown above are, back, left, Mrs. Leonard Wein, Mrs. Gordon Morlock, Mrs. Sam King and
Mrs. Walter Weber. Front, Mrs. Wilfred Mack, Mrs. Aaron Wein, Mrs. Della Sims and Mrs. Irvin
Finkbeiner. Mrs. Emmery Fahner, a patient in South Hospital received her certificate earlier in.
day.
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SHH staff hosts party
for ladies auxiliary
Members of the South Huron which delighted their audience,
Hospital auxiliary were en- Mr. Hoffman also led the ladies
tertained Tuesday afternoon at in, the singing of carols and he
the annual Christmas party given read the familiarChristmas story
for them by the hospital staff. from the bible,
Harry Hoffman and his Mrs. Frank Wildfong ac-
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Robert companied the Hoffmans and the
Hoffman, blended their voices to carol singing.
sing several Christmas songs Mrs. W, M, Wilson, director of
nursing, was in charge of the
program and Miss Marion Bissett
capably thanked the staff for the
program and Christmas tea
which followed in the board
room.
Poinsettia plants were
presented to Mrs, Hoffman, Mrs,
Wildfong, and Mr. Hoffman in
appreciation of their part in the
program,
During the brief business
meeting preceding the party
Mrs. Mel Gaiser, president, was
in the chair. It was reported a
new refrigerator had been
purchased by the auxiliary for
the hospital's east wing. Copies of
the revised constitution were
given to the executive and con-
veners of committees.
The auxiliary had 64 members
during the year of 1971.
Oren egad
The Times-Advocate is
happy to extend birthday
greetings to the following
persons celebrating their
birthdays this week:
Mrs.John Gaschc, Zurich,
80, December 8.
Mrs. Eunice Stone,
Huronview, 80, December
16.
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RECENTLY MARRIED — Phyllis Anne Mawson and Michael
Anthony Esmonde exchanged wedding vows before Father Caruana
and Father Finn at Sacred Heart Church, Parkhill, November 20.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mawson, Ailsa Craig, and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Esmonde, Uxbridge. Following a reception at Grace
Church Parish Hall, Greenway, the couple left for a honeymoon in
Toronto and points east. They are now residing in Waterloo where
the groom is attending university.
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Legend of rose
told to PCW
Mrs, C, Ersman and Mrs, A,
Moir, nominating conveners,
brought in the two slates of of-
ficers for Presbyterian Church
Women, Monday night. Mrs. N.
Stanlake was elected president of
the WMS while Mrs. H. Laing will
head up the Caven Circle.
Mrs, H, H. Strang presided at
the installation service and
stressed the necessity of church
women moving out beyond the
church to help with the needs of
the community and the farther-
most parts of the world.
A Christmas devotional,
prepared by Mrs. John Burke,
was given by Mrs. Laing. It
conveyed the message that
through Jesus Christ. God sought
out man . . instead of man
seeking God.
Mrs. Stanlake read The Legend
of the Christmas Rose, after
which each member was
presented with a small rose
corsage.
Carols were sung and an ex-
change of gifts made.
Donations of treats were
received from the members for
Christmas boxes to be delivered
to sick and shut-ins.
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Take care of Christmasplants
• Plants can be used to good
'0: advantage as part of the
Christmas decor. They can also
be a distinctive gift for someone
on your shopping list. There are
several plants that can be used
for these purposes.
Poinsettia —The poinsettia is a
popular favorite as a decorative
plant at Christmas time. The true
blossoms are inconspicuous and
it is the bright red bracts
surrounding the flowers that give
it its distinctive beauty. -
Since conditions in the average
home are not favorable for
poinsettias, the plants soon drop
the decorative bracts. They
should be watered well without
soaking the soil. The plants
Azalea — The azalea is a
popular potted plant for
Christmas. The single and semi- Chrysanthemums — Among
double forms are common in the longest lasting flowers for the
many shades of red, orange and " home are potted mums which are
white. available all year round. They
A room temperature below 60 are available in yellow, bronze, degrees F at night and full sun red, lavender, pink and white.
during the day will extend bloom A long period of bloom can be
in the home. Daily watering and obtained by selecting plants with syringing the foliage will help partially opened buds. Direct
prevent leaf drop. sunlight and night temperatures
Cyclamen — Cyclamens are of 60 to 65 degrees F will prolong
grown as potted plants and range bloom and ensure full color in the
in color from white to many developing flowers. Mums
shades of red. Although very require large amounts of water to
beautiful, it is one of the most prevent wilting.
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be protected from drafts as well
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registers. After the leaves have
fallen, the plant should be placed
where the temperature 'ranges
between 40 and 50 degrees F. The
soil should be allowed to dry out
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frost is over, the plant can be
placed in a sunny location in the
garden. Frequent waterings will
ensure adequate foliage
development over the summer
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conditions. The flower buds blast
and the foliage turns yellow
quickly unless the plant is
provided with a night tem-
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degrees F during the day, plus
full sunlight.
Ka lanchoe — These plants are
small and compact, and bear red
flowers in clusters above, the
foliage. They are usually
available throughout the winter.
For extended bloom, they require
cool temperatures, full sunlight,
and constantly moist soil. After
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