Zurich Citizens News, 1961-12-07, Page 2PAGE TWO
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1961
Ontario Hospital for Sick Children
Seeking Funds to Offset Deficit
The Hospital for Siek Child
ren is making its annual Christ-
man appeal for help in over -
coining an anticipated deficit of
$297,00() in its Research depart-
ment.
"Our Research and Out -pat.
cent departments are essential,
yet they create a deficit each
year," Charles l,. Gummy, Chair-
man of the hoard of Trustees
said.
"There are more than 60 pro -
joins under investigation in our
researeh department. The
benefits of research cannot be
questioned, either in business
of in a hospital."
Mr trendy stated that during
1960 more than 110,000 treat-
ments had been given to child-
ren to the Outpatient depart-
ment. and 28,000 in the 'E:nter-
;;eney department.
Another important develop-
ment of the hospital is the
poison Control centre which has
rendered service to physicians
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Christmas Ideas
throughout the province. In
I06t) it answered more than 2,-
100 inquiries from various sour-
ces, and 1,282 children were
treated in the Emergency de-
partment for accidental poison-
ings of many types.
"The Ontario hospital Ser-
vices Plan has been of great
assistance to individuals and
hospitals." 11r. Gundy said, "But!
the role of the volunteer both;
in service and financial support !
E
is of the greatest importance.
The work of the Hospital for]
Siek Children is evidence of the
evidence of the generosity of I
firms, employee groups, organ-
t;.ations, and individuals."
"As The Hospital for Siek
Children serves the entire pro -4
vince. we therefore rake our
annual Christmas Appeal for
donations. to all the areas we
serve," concluded Mr. Gundy.
The address of the Hospital
; t4 5'55 University Avenue, Tor- I
onto.
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Want some especially attract-
ive Christmas decorations this
year, And want to provide the
children—and yourself — with
the fun of making them, All
you need are two basic items:
aluminum foil and paper cups.
Following the directions is so
easy. Some other decorations
you may have found would take
you until next Christmas before
you succeed in creating them.
Not so these.
Silver Betts
Use aluminum foil to cover
paper cups. Lyse foil that's a
little wider than the height of
the cup. roll it around, then
tuck it in at bottom and top.
Punture the bottom of the cup
--that's the top of the bell. Run
a ribbon through the loop at the
end of a jingle bell. Then draw
the end of the ribbon through
the hole in the cup. Knot the
ribbon inside so that the jungle
bell hangs just below the rim
of the cup. Now decorate the
bell with glitter.
Baskets '
1 Again, over paper cups with'
foil -only this time spread glue;
on the cups first. Stand the cup l
ion the table with open end up. i
ion
cut vertical slits along I
the sides of the eup—but not;
quite down to the base. I
Noir invert the cup. Put your
fingers inside and press --, the'
€
eup will change into an urn. #
Peeorate it with glitter. tA sim- i
pier way is to use just the co -I
vered cup, tied with the ribbon I
handle). You can fill the basket;
with anything that occurs to j
you—berries or sweets for ex -I
ample.
Star i
With a pencil, draw lines;
down the sides of a cup so that ",
there are five equal divisions.'
Cut along the lines down to the
base. Press the cup so that it's;
flat. Them use your scissors to I
make points out of the five
leaves.
Place the paper onto alumin-
um foil that's about the same j
size. Use tape that's sticky on i
both sides. or double fold the,
tape, to hold the paper to the'
foil. Slit the foil between the
,(lints. and fold it tinder — so,
only one side is covered. Cut
off excess with scissors. Now
i da the sane thing for the other
!side of the star. Rou can decor-.
ate it with glitter and tinsel.
Star Basket
,rust gine the star onto the
base of a basket or covered
Ipaper cup. and spread out the
pints into a fan-like effect.
Flowers
Make slits all around the
sides of the paper cup. at equal
intervals. Press fiat. Place it on
aluminum foil strip that's about
the same size. Use double fare'
tape or folded tape to hold the
fail to the bottoms of the cup.
Make slits in the foil between.
the ''petals." then fold the foil
petals. To make the •
em over
NEWS OF KIPPEN DISTRICT
Correspondent, Mrs, Norman long
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McBride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
attended the christening, Sun-
day, of Marlene Louise, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Fisker, of Brantford.
Mrs. Tom Munroe left by jet
Monday for Calgary to visit her
sister, Mrs. Jim Biggar, of Na -
make, Alberta, who has been
hospitalized.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hub-
bard and Melville McClymont,)
of Detroit, called on Mr. and;
Mrs. W. L. Metes on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wade, Lis- I
towel, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Murray, Kitchener, were week-
end guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Diekert.
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Taylor—Turner
Autumn flowers and fern
formed an attractive setting at
the hone of the bride's par-
ents, on Saturday, November
25, at 12 noon, for the marriage
of Dorothy Mae Turner and
John Robert Taylor. The bride
Cover cold cups with green
crepe paper, then turn them
upside down. Puncture the bot-
tom, and insert a candy cane.
Drape tinsel around the top.
and paste the name onto the
side of the cup.
Plates, Cups, Bowls
With the new, printed -design
compartment plates, you may
serve ice create. sandwiches,
and cake all en ane plate.
Dew -drop cups. which come in
the Christmas colors, will com-
plete the decor, The serving
bowls can be cottage -cheese
containers, covered with alu-
minum foil.
All these decorations -- from
basket to centrepiece — you
should find easy to make. fun
to work on, and attractive to
look at.
Harvey Turner, R.R. 1, Varna,
and the groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Taylor,
R.R. 1. Exeter.
Rev. A. 11. Jonnston, Bruce -
field performed the ceremony.
Mrs. Malcolm Dougall, Exeter
aunt of the groom, provided
traditional wedding music and
accompanied the solist, Mr.
James Dougall, who sang "I'll
• Walk Beside you" and "The
Wedding Benediction."
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wora floor -
length gown of Chantilly lace
over slipper satin. The fitted
bodice was fashioned with lily
point sleeves and the sabrina
was enhanced with seed pearls
and iridescent sequins. The
bouffant skirt of nylon net
featured chantilly lace cascades.
A tirara of seed pearls and
sequins held her silk illusion
veil and she carried a colonial
bouquet of pink carnations and
stephanotis.
Miss Irene Turner, sister of
• the bride, was maid of honor
wearing a cornflower blue silk
organza gown, featuring a scoop
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neckline and bouffant skirt
with lace trim. She wore mat-
ching accessories and carried a
bouquet of pink carnations.
James Taylor, Harriston, was
groomsman for his brother, and
guests were ushered by Wilmer
Turner, brother of the bride,
and. Neil Taylor, brother of the
groom. The reception was held
in the church parlors of St.
Andrew's United Church, Kip -
pen.
For receiving the guests, the
bride's mother chose a blue
crepe dress with satin trim,
matching accessories and a cor-
sage of pink roses. The groom's
mother assisted wearing a blue
crepe dress, beige accessories
and a corsage of pink carna-
tions.
For travelling the bride don-
ned a blue wool dress, mink
brown coat with brown and
beige accessories, and a corsage
of pink roses. On their return
the couple will reside on the
groom's farm near Hensall,
The bride is a graduate of
Stratford Teachers' College.
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