Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 28, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg tree press. Thursday january 28. 1954 Page 16 f Princess Elizabeth Guild expands to meet needs of polio patients annual meeting wednesday in the moving Force behind the i Don t think a higher Iha Fiji in c to of intr Ranuld be found in pension of the Guild s rang could be found was the polio epidemic. Mrs. E. Any Hospital in the world _ 11 h. Floyd the newly elected presi Dent Oit the group in her thanks in than Cully exists right Here in the princes Elizabeth Hospital among the Post Dent of the group in r to the retiring president reminded polio patients. We have helped them that mrs Ormiston Nad to help along with joined the Guild when there were Many hours of Volunteer work the Only seven patients in the Hospital Guild has donated for physio today there Are Over 200 and equipment bought six Guild has expanded under aluminium vases costing leadership to meet the increased purchased 2 wheel chairs neds kept the Hospital in shaving sup after outlining the activities of j plies and paid for repairs and Tun the Vear mrs. Ormiston of the piano that All of them were morale Hii m-1 As Wel is Raisin. Money for m. Kim furs fit. J9i4 see our wonderful selection of Coots jackets and capes now and save of to finest Quality and reasonably priced guaranteed workmanship we will remodel your old fur into a Acker Cape or Cape stole at up Ciciala prices. 316 Donald St. N. Of Portage phone 92-4025 the Hospital the Guild is in charge of All recreation. We were among the privileged few who could actively assist in the rehabilitation of those who less fortunate than our selves were stricken with polio this said mrs. Or Miston. Milfs. T. Harpley re creation convener reported that volunteers helped with games every tuesday and twice a month at Guild sponsored concerts. Twice a month they Are with movies by the Kinsmen club members and their wives. John Hirsch comes to the Hospital every saturday afternoon and gives a puppet show for the Childre n. The Guild held a Christmas party at the Hospital december 17 for 208 patients under the convener ship of mrs. George Waight and mrs. J. E. Dundas. A separate party was held for the children Decem Ber 23. Candy a Box of Home made i dainties and Flowers were distal a Semi annual f u r Xvi t u e Grey Street Folchs mid Winter buted. Guild members help in the Kin a Hergarten which is run three daysj5 a week voluntarily by mrs. mrs. T. Casey reporting on mrs. J. Letham was elected pre Jent of Grev Street United at us d installation of by Rcv. Harold Library where volunteers also woman others elected to of reported that 88 new books had inc Ludo honorary president been received or purchased bring h Wyman ing the total to 330 along with Zajonc 2nd vice Percsi multitude of paper Back m is p Haarsma treasurer mrs. E. Dickson visiting Courtney Secretary. Mrs. Tee said that More volunteers were a Fiessor literature mrs. E. Needed for visiting on mondays. Mrs. J. O4s greeting cards had been sent e. Moore Devotion out mrs. J. M. Merry Danell sick visiting mrs. C. Simpson reported that mrs. T. Copland. Articles sold from the Guild s two representatives include Chris service carts had raised Over Tian education. Mrs. Ridler and were looked after by Volun presbytery w.a., mrs. E. Moore Teers. 32 meetings during the year for the purpose of making Surg mrs. ".i. Letham United College. Mrs. H. Rajotte. Mrs. J. Letham Friday. Saturday monday tuesday january 29 30 february 1 2 moccasins men s eyelet Chrome tanned horse hide. Sizes 7-12. While they last. Small boys Oil tanned horse hide moccasins. 6 eyelet height water repellent. Sizes 12, 13 and 1 Only. While they last ical dressings were reported Byi official Board mrs. J. Mclntyre mrs. W. F. Queer. I boys and girls work Board mrs. Total receipts for the year j Moore Circle conveners Al amounted to mrs. J. L. G Dunn mrs a Hughes announced was do mrs k miners 4 mrs. W. Rid rated to the Hospital. Other j mrs r Haarsma. Pences included a . System wheel chairs vases incl ablation and movies. J mrs. S. Wake in reviewing the held by auxiliaries year s activities reported that loft Fri 003.39 was raised at the april Tea. I Cut Volunteer jobs included making surgical dressings sick visiting the installation of officers and executive of the ladies auxiliary men s parkas in a hard wearing Cotton Drill Shell full quilted lining detachable fur trim Hood. Colors Brown and Olive. Sizes 38 45. Reg. 1 .95. Special of m to Deer Lodge legion Branch 56 i held in conjunction with the men s thursday service cart work twice b a and Junior Aux Inary was a week helping with the enter mrs. G. C. Mclyn it amment program and working in Tosh the provincial the kindergarten. It. Was decided at the meeting that the Spring Tea would be held april 1 under the Convene ship of mrs. George Waight and mrs. C. Carswell. Mrs. Floyd presented the Council of ladies auxiliaries at a joint dinner and social january 19. The elected officers and executive Are As follows president mrs. S. Nixon 1st vice president mrs. K. Reid 2nd vice president mrs. Men s Wool gloves 99. In a fancy Jacquard pattern or Plain colors. Sizes so a. Reg. To special. Boys Corvette Coats in a heavy Wool frieze material. Zipper closure. 4 Wood toggle buttons heavy quilted lining Navy and Black. Sizes 6 18. Some Black Satin Tea parkas in this group. Reg. Special retiring president with a gift Tjw. Radley treasurer mrs. R. Fun the conclusion of the meeting Ardinell canteen treasurer mrs. T. Tea was served. Cox Secretary. Mrs. W. Hallett mrs. J. M. Merry presented report of the nominating commit tee for the coming year and the follow a the Warden mrs. Z. Longfield. Con veners Are social mrs. G. Cart Wright sick visiting mrs. A. To wig a is on present m a e h flood t Hospital mrs Lau Uji , u Southworth Telephone mrs. J. Ii j j r i i3irrell i publicity mrs. T. Right 2nd vice president mrs. It. I r Winn Anh 1st Waight c. Carswell recording Secretary mrs. S. Wake corresponding Secre , mrs. Mrs. A fiddler. The ladies auxiliary during the boys sweaters pure Wool. Fancy Jacquard pattern. Crew neck style hockey sweaters in this group. Colors Blue wine Oreen. Of site 8-14------" s3.79 some site 4 6 Reg. Special special tary mrs. H. E. Shearer Vear have responded to varied a j. L. Hughes Library mrs. Dealing with the welfare1 a. Casey purchasing mrs. To. K of veterans or dependents besides Dundas hostesses mrs. S. regular obligations such As scholarship Rufice yearly parcels to aged pensioners in England and the legion Magazine subscriptions. Boys ski Caps Roy Rogers Wool plaid ski Caps warmly lined fitted with snug ear bands. Assorted colors. Sizes Reg. S1.29. I Price special 65 ladies dress shoes yes ladies the Sale you have been waiting for. Pumps slings ankle straps arounds suede and smooth leathers High and cuban heels and a few Patent leathers. Mostly Blacks and Brown some colors. Sizes 4-9 a a widths collectively. While they last 99 t mrs. I. Williams visiting mrs. E. I Dickson mrs. J. A. Peterson Greet cards mrs. O. J. Hutton. Jars. T. M. Ritchie recreation mrs. T. Sick visiting convener reported Harpley mrs. A a. Brown Public-j6.195 bedside visits made during Ity mrs. Frank Krutzen service the year and Academy Road visit carts mrs. C. Simpson mrs. R. The older veterans at Cawker Public relations mrs. M. Academy Are still being catered to Ormiston surgical dressings in the canteen at the Home. Mrs. W. F. Auger mrs. H. Mars monthly entertainment is provided Den afghans mrs. J. W. those unable to attend receive Ian extra bedside visit cigarettes and Candy. At Christmas veterans members of Knox Church choir receive a new Bill. The billiard held their first social event of have again been recovered. Season saturday evening in thei j inform of a Bowling party at Park Fudro alleys followed by a social Gath a when making fudge if a Small ering at the Home of or. And mrs. Spoonful of cornstarch is added p. Sim Fisher Avenue. An out of lit will greatly improve Bolh the this world trophy was presented Toj texture and the flavor of the the Best male and female bowlers Canaiy. Pure Wool blankets to classed As seconds due to slight imperfections that will not affect the colors Grey wine Navy Rose and some checked patterns size 68x90. Reg. Special 0 table manners Learned through parents be of the complications of need sociability while eating parenthood is trying to please others. A Mother May con Isider she is doing her Best until have guests also you should have children Over to eat with her occasionally. A child might get into very repro Wool gloves women and misses Wool mitts and gloves. Fancy pattern and Plain colors. Sizes 5-m-l. Reg. To special per pair. Children s Wool mitts. Reg. 89c. Special in 66c she sees her conduct eating habits which you of outside criticism and would not notice because they would not annoy you when she ate inv herself. Disapproval. Mrs. B. R. O. Writes i have always let my 3-year-old eat by herself. She is a nervous and excitable child and she hardly eats at All when she is at the table with women s Flannelette pyjamas 1 in Gay Flora prints and trims. Assorted colors. Sizes so a. Reg. Special. Men s shoes the Ideal shoe for under rubber . Black and Brown. Smooth and grained leather All Goodyear welted leather soles. Sizes Fa-1 i. Collectively. While they last but you would be mortified in she practice these when you took her out for a meal or vent visiting and the Home is the Best place in which to practice company manners. So you see i do agree my Mother in Law thinks this is somewhat with your Mother in Law awful. She says the child probably sees the child s be never learn to eat properly unless Havior in a less lenient Light than she can watch and imitate us. She you and thinks she knows the also thinks that children need to reason for it. Learn about the sociability which our leaflet no. 46, Good goes with eating in a group. What May be had by do you think about this she eats sending a stamped self Iver Well in the Kitchen and then addressed envelope with your request to Myrtle Meyer Eldr Cri in care of the Winnipeg free press. Friday Good nourishment vital you re having a released by the Register and Tribune Syndicate. 195-1. There Are Many non advertised specials that Are very priced. A visit to our store and you be convinced. You can always do better at Welchs open sat. Til 9 . Wolch s dept. Store limited 881-3 main St. Phone 59-5308 mail and . Orders Given prompt attention while Stock lasts refund and Exchange privileges i she plays around while we Are eat King and enjoying our own two shies i can see your viewpoint and also i your Mother in Law s. There is t something to be said for both Nuj Olyou. It is True that Chi Liren learn Allgood table manners by adults manage their food and Limhow they act at the table. visiting is part of a meal and the Lic Hild misses this when she always eats alone. J i think you might modify your present program which has worked Well but is now due fori some change. You could feed the1 child the main part of her meal in the Kitchen and then give her her dessert with you. Then she would have the quiet time she seems to need to eat heartily maybe a run period while you cat the first part of your meal and then to of i come to the Lable to finish her meal with you. If there were several i children in your family All eating together there would by no reason to bring them to the table unless you desired but one child does for children s stomach upsets for Quick Happy Eive own for youngsters from 3 to 15. Up Willy help sweeten sour upset stomach clean out bowels gently yet Tenro Lehiy. Pleasant easily swallowed. Mudahy the Makerson baby s own your Assurance of a reliable product. 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