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MARY MacDONALD
Funeral services were
conducted on Saturday
September 4 from Brucefield
United Church for Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth MacDonald of
Brucefield who died on
September 1 at Clinton Public
Hospital after a lengthy illness.
Funeral arrangements for
Mrs. MacDonald were under the
direction of the Ball Funeral
Home. She was born on
September 11, 1886 at
Brucefield. Interment was at
Baird's Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Jack
Davidson, Seldon Ross, Jack
Mustard, Harry Woolley, Mac
Wilson and Ken McCowan.
The late Mrs, MacDonald is
survived by a brother James, a
sister Emma and a nephew Jack
of Ottawa as well as three great
grand children.
A number of persons
travelled some distance to attend
' the funeral services among them
were Mr. and Mrs. Doug
MacDonald of Sarnia, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ross of St. Clair
Shores Michigan; Mr. and Mrs.
W.T. Calivill of London, Mr, and
Mrs. Scott Davidson of New
Hamburg, Mrs. Ivan Wightman
of Belgtave, Mrs. Jean Cairns of
Seaforth, Mrs. T. Dutat of Essex,
MrS. Dorothy McGregor of
Egmondville and Mr. and Mrs,
Edgar Allan of Seaford'.
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Hospital Aux, gives
annual bursaries
For the first time this year
the Women's Auxiliary to the
Clinton Public Hospital awarded
three bursaries in place of the
usual one which had been the
practice in the past.
Mrs. W. T. 'Jarrett announced
at the auxiliary's September
meeting that bursaries were
being awarded to Miss Connie
Harris a It, R. 3, Clinton, to
study for her R.N. at the St.
Clair Regional School of Nursing
in Sarnia; Miss Kay Stevens,
'formerly of 204 Spencer Street
in Clinton, to study for her R.N.
at the Kitchener-Waterloo
School of Nursing; and Miss
Sandra Wise of R. R. 2, Clinton,
to study for her R.N.A. at the
Ontario Department of Health,
Nursing Assistant Centre in
London,
Mrs. L, P. Walden, president
of the group, welcomed the
members to the meeting and
heard the committee reports.
The Catholic Women's
League will manage the
Travelling Cart during
September and Mrs. Howard
Porter is in charge of keeping the
cart stocked with supplies,
Mrs. Harrett gave her
committee report on the
progress of the forthcoming
annual Penny Sale. One hundred
and fifty letters were reported to
have been sent out to business
men of the community and to
the wholesalers and suppliers
requesting donations, This is the
main money making event of the
year and the finances realized
will help to purchase some
urgently needed equipment in
JOHN MULI4OLLAND
1 Funeral services were
conducted oft Thursday
afternoon for John Pletcher
MUlholland of 79 Huron Street
in Clinton who died lad Tuesday
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Race results
First-pace, $225, time 2:15
2/5, Direct Carruthers, Wall,-
10,60, 4.30, 3.30; Royalview
Millie, Rick Steward, 5.70, 5.40;
Lassie Atom, McClennan,
Second-Pace, $250, time
2:11 3/5, Sterling Arbella,
Moffat, $.00, 2,5Q, 2.10; Bonnie
Adyn, Bedard, 2.80, 2.10; CIPtie
Dares, Rod Steward, 2,10.
Daily Double (7-3) $13.99
(13.90),
Third-Pace, $225, time 2:12
1/5, Lee Unko, Young, 3.50,
2.70, 2.60; Atom Weick, Jewett,
16.70, 5.00; Janette Ensign, A.
Hardy, 2.90.
Fourth-Trot, $300, time
2:12, Dewliner, Cameron 8,80,
4.60, 2.50; Bert Liner, Moffat,
2.90, 2.20; Reaper Todd, Geisel,
2.30.
Quineila (7-6) $8.10
Fifth-Pace, $225, time 2:15
2/5, Flash Leo, Maguire, 4.40,
2,50, 2.40; Bernie's Pride,
McDougall, 2.60, 3.00; Sunday
T. Wolf, Rod Steward, 2.80.
Sixth-Pace, $250, time 2:10
3/5, Direct preen", Hitchcock,
7,00, 3,20, 2.50; Lady Hilda,
Kerr, 3.90, 2.50; Steven R.
Stevens, 2.50.
Seventh-Pace, $350, Time
2:08 2/5, Direct Valour,
Kennedy, 4.90, 5.90, 4.90; Dean
Hal, Jones, 5.90, 4.90; Vi's
Flyer, Payne, 3.10.
Exactor (1-3) $52.30
Eighth-Pace, $250, time
2:11 1/5, Indian Phyllis, Kerr,
30.70, 9.20, 5.20; Astra Blaze,
MacDonald, 4.90, 3.10; Miss
Susan King, K. Hardy, 3.80.
Ninth-Pace, $350, time 2:08
2/5, Merrie Painter, Nash, 6.10,
3.50, 3.30; Darky Marnoch,
MacDonald, 5.10, 3.30; Donny
Due, Rod Steward, 4.30.
Tenth-Pace, $700, time 2:08
1/5, Miss Pal, MOrgan, 4,00,
2.40, 2.30; Hazy Dares, Young,
2.80, 2.60; Q T Adios, A. Hardy,
2.80.
Exactor (5.3) $11.70
Attendance, 1,279; Handle
$49,739
the hospital. Ever one is urged
to donate generously since they
might be the first person to have
need of the equipment.
Canvassers will be out next week
to pick up the donations, either
prizes or cal ., so that the Penny
$alle store can open to the public
on Thursday, September 23.
The Fall Conference is being
held in Guelph on Monday,
September 27, with the
luncheon speaker being Dr,
Margaret Stichney of Fergus. Six
persons will participate in a
symposium on 'Care of Long
Term Patients" Any auxiliary
members wishing to attend,
please contact Mrs. L. P. Walden.
At the conference an invitation
is to be issued by the Clinton
Auxiliary to hold the Fall
Conference of District Two in
September 1972 locally.
The auxiliary voted to
re-subscribe to National
Geographic magazine for the
waiting room,
Mrs. Ed Wilson was named
"Key Woman" to be in
communication with the
Stratford Regional School of
Nursing and have our auxiliary
participate in activities when
requested.
Mrs. Doug Bartliff is
arranging a tour of the hospital
for kindergarten children from
the local schools.
"It is gratifying to see the
patients enjoying the
comfortable solarium," the
group was told, "and everyone
who contributed to its building
and decoration can feet justly
proud."
at the Clinton Public Hospital
where he succumbed to cancer.
Services were conducted from
the Beattie Funeral Home, with
interment at Clinton Cemetery.
Born on August 14, 1881 to
the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Mulholland at Clinton Mr.
Mulholland had lived in this
region for more than 50 years, as
well as living for periods of time •
in Winnipeg and Detroit, He had
been employed as an engineer in
the textile industry.
Mr. Mulholland was a
member of the Wesley Willis
United Church in Clinton and a
40 year' member of the Odd
Fellows.
Pallbearers at the funeral
were Wilfred Parker, Norman
Tyndall, Robert Carter, William
Batkin, Harold Glew, and
Wilfred Jeruis. Flowerbearers
were Ronald and Gerald
MULHOLLand, James Brown
and Bill 13ryden.
He is survived by his wife the
former Maud Cantelon whom he
married in 1902 (they had just
celebrated their 69 wedding
anniversery) and son Howard of
Crystal Beach and Daughter
Muriel (Mrs. Russel Beyers) of
Clinton. He is also survived by
four grandchildren and 15 great
grandchildren.
ROBERT BAKER SR.
Funeral services were
conducted today from the
Bonthron Funeral Home in
Hensel for the late Robert
Baker Sr. Who died in his 85
year on Tuesday at Huronview
in Clinton,
He is survived by sons Glen of
London, Austin of Stratford,
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BY FREE MccLYMONT
Rally Day and Promotion
Service was held in the United
Church last Sunday with Rev.
Murdock Morrisort in charge
assisted by the Sunday School
superintendents, William MeAsh
and Ralph Stephenson,
Pupils, promoted from
Kindergarten to. Primary were
Jeff Chuter, George Wilson, and
Adam Wilson,
From Primary to Junior were
Paul Consitt, Bonnie Dowson,
Mark Taylor and Scott Consitt.
From Junior to Intermediate
were Cathy Taylor, Ralph Elliott
and Bev. Cantelon.
Robert Raikes Diplomas were
given to Jacque Taylor, Lori
Consitt and Luanne Taylor.
Second year seal - Bev.
Cantelon.
Fourth year seal - Mark
Taylor and Stephen Elliott.
Fifth year seal - Janis
Webster, Bonnie Dowson and
Brenda Dowson.
Six year seal - Scott Consitt,
Paul Consitt and Sandra
Webster.
Eighth year diploma - Rob
Roy Elliott and Ralph Elliott.
Nineth year diploma - Cathy
Taylor.
Anniversary Services will be
held next Sunday, September
19, in the United Church, at
11:00 a.m., with Rev, Alfred
Fry of Auburn as special
minister. There will be special
music by the choir with Mrs.
Doug McAsh as leader and
organist.
Meade of Winthrope, Bruce of
Kingston, Robert Jr., John, Bill
and Murray all of Hensall. Also
daughters Mrs. Adam (Wanda)
Wilson of Brucefield, Mrs,
Alphonse (Beatrice) Grenier of
Dashwood, Mrs. William (Clara)
Brown of Egmondville Mrs,
Bruce (Irene) Tyndall of
Clinton, Mrs. Grant (Gladys)
McGregor of Kippen,
He is also survived by 23
great grand children.
Following private funeral
services at the Bonthron Funeral
Home interment will be' in
Baird's Cemetery.
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