Help for Our Dining Room Service
By L. A. Hansen
Our medical convention passed a recommendation requesting that the North American Division Conference secure Brother E. G. Fulton to visit our sanitariums and give instruction for the improvement of the service in the kitchen, dining room, and other departments. The request was favorably acted on, and Brother Fulton made arrangements to enter upon this work at once. His long experience in culinary lines gives him special fitness to help in this way, and his services are appreciated in the places where he has already been. At this writing Brother Fulton had visited the sanitariums at Boulder, Hastings, and College View. At each place classes were held for as many workers as could possibly come together. Instructions, demonstrations, and drills were given. Great interest was shown by all, and a hearty reception was given Brother Fulton. The lessons were presented in a way to make them entertaining, pleasing, and profitable. As this work is done in all our sanitariums, it will aid in bringing about a much desired uniformity of service, and place this part of the work upon a basis that will commend itself to our patrons. We bespeak for Brother Fulton a continued welcome, and feel assured that each institution and the sanitarium work as a whole will greatly benefit by this timely and needed instruction.
L. A. HANSEN.