The Citizen, 1992-09-16, Page 8bituaries
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
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Marg Makins, Chair, Strategic Planning Committee
What services currently provided by C.P.H. do you consider to be the most important?
HELP US PLAN FOR THE FUTURE OF C.P.H.
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Are there any services that C.P.H. does not provide but should be providing?
About Yourself:
Age: Under 18
Sex: Male.Female
Residence:
(Town, Village or Township)
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Are there any comments you would like to make about the future of C.P.H.?
Attach a separate page if necessary.
WILLIAM GOW
William Gow of Huronview, for
merly of Auburn and Belgrave died
at Clinton Public Hospital on Sept.
8, 1992. He was 87.
Mr. Gow was born in Oxford
County, a son of the late William
and Emma Gow. Until 1968, Mr.
Gow farmed in East Wawanosh
Township. He was a member of
Victoria United Church, Goderich.
Mr. Gow was predeceased by his
wife, the former Luella Wilson in
1986. Left to mourn his passing
are his children Gladys and Jack
Ladd, RR2, Goderich; Violet and
Len Brindley, RR3, Auburn;
Donna and Glen Wales, Delaware
and William and Rose Nahrgang,
Rostock. He was the dear brother
of Kathleen Facey of Bright, Ont.
Three sisters, Rachel Sharman,
Minnie Zinn and Gertrude
Nahrgang and five brothers, Allan,
James, Fred, Albert and Robert also
predeceased him.
Funeral services were held at the
Tasker Chapel of the Beattie-Fal
coner Funeral Home in Blyth at 2
p.m. on Sept. 10. Rev. Rick Magie
officiated. Pallbearers were Ronald
and Larry Brindley, Michael and
Ken Wales, Kim Ladd and Ken
Nahrgang. Flowerbearers were
Elwyn Brindley, John Wales and
Richard Nahrgang. Interment was
at Blyth Union Cemetery.
EDWIN (TED) FEAR
Edwin (Ted) Fear of 139 Queen
St., Clinton died on Sept. 7, 1992.
A retired farmer, Mr. Fear was
bom in Blyth on April 1, 1921. His
parents were the late Russell Fear
and Arietta May Potter. On Jan. 20,
1945, Mr. Fear married the former
Faye McDowell. Besides his wife,
those mourning his passing most
deeply are his children, Wendy and
Del Nixon, Baltimore, Ont.; Rhon
da and Hugh Love, Atwood; Owen
and Valerie Fear, Exeter and
Stephan Fear, Radium Hot Springs,
B.C. He will be remembered by his
sister Nellie Buller, Ridgetown and
brother Bert Fear of Vanastra. He is
survived as well by a sister-in-law
Margaret Fear of Belgrave. Mr.
Fear was the beloved grandfather to
seven grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
The funeral services at 7 p.m. on
Thursday, Sept. 10 were conducted
by Rev. David Woodall Interment
was at Clinton Cemetery.
KARL JAMES ULCH
A tragic accident claimed the life
of Karl James Ulch, RR1, Dungan
non, who died at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital on Sept. 7,
1992. He was seven years of age.
Bom in Clinton on Feb. 24, 1985,
Karl was a son of Ron Ulch and the
former Gail Caldwell. He was a
student at Brookside Public School
and attended Sunday School at
Dungannon United Church.
He was the dear brother of Cas
sandra and Katrina. Karl will be
forever remembered by his grand
parents, Ray and Reante Ulch,
Dungannon, Jack Caldwell, Blyth
and Evelyn Robichaud, New
Brunswick. Also left to mourn his
passing are his great-grandparents
Margaret Caldwell, Blyth; Edith
Arndt, Detroit; Jack and Josie
McCann, Cottam and Arthur Hal
lam, Seaforth. Karl was prede
cased by his great-grandfather Earl
Caldwell
Funeral services were held at the
MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral
Home, Lucknow on Thursday,
Sept. 10, at 2 p.m. Rev. O. Bogart
and Rev. G. Bogart of Dungannon
United Church officiated.
Carrying floral tributes were
Sheril Govier, Dave Plant, Paul
McIntosh and Joe Fraser. Pallbear
ers were Ray Ulch Jr., Roger Ulch,
Trent Caldwell and Nelson Cald
well. Interment was at Blyth Union
Cemetery.
The Clinton Public Hospital is planning for its future. Your answers to the survey questions below are
important to us and will assist our Board of Directors in making sure our future services are consistent with
the needs of our communities.
What services currently provided by C.P.H. do you consider to be least important?
In your opinion, what are the three major strengths and three major weaknesses of the Hospital?
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
What things could be done, at little or no cost, to improve services at C.P.H.?
Please mail or deliver to: Strategic Planning Committee
Clinton Public Hospital
98 Shipley Street
Clinton, Ontario
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