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Seeking a local
family doctor?
Let us know.
Clinton Public Hospital is working hard to recruit
additional family doctors to our service area. With the
departure of Dr. Lal, and Dr. Newland's recent
retirement, we believe there is a strong demand for
additional physicians. That's what we have been telling
physician candidates that have shown interest in
relocating here.
To be more certain of the demand, we'd like to hear
from everyone who feels they would join the practise
of a new Family Doctor in our area. This will help us
prove to prospective physicians that they will be able
to quickly establish a successful practise.
Here's what to do:
Call Clinton Public Hospital at 482-3447
between 8:00 am and 9:00 pm
When you call our
Admitting Staff will ask you
a few basic questions.
• Your name and telephone
number
• The number of
adults/children you are
calling for
n Your place of residence
(town, village, township)
III Whether you have a family
doctor now.
PLEASE CALL TO LET US KNOW YOU
NEED A LOCAL FAMILY DOCTOR
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP!
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1996 PAGE 13.
20 gather for fall WI meeting
Rev. Hobden baptizes 2
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden
conducted the service at Knox
United Church Sunday. Organist
was Elizabeth Procter. Greeters
were Laura Johnston and Lillian
Campbell. Ushers and offering
stewards were John Nixon and
Steven Nixon.
Shae-Lynn Marie, daughter of
Rod and Heather Jones and Jesse
Richard, son of Joel and Julie Van
Camp received the sacrament of
baptism. Welcomed into member-
ship within our community of faith
Continued from page 11
from Philippians I, where Paul told
them that he would prefer to be
with Christ but because he knew
that he could help them he would
not leave, then from Matthew 20
about the householder who hired
men for work in the vineyard. They
did not all work the same number
of hours but were paid equally. To
those who objected he said, "I gave
you the correct wage. What I give
to others is not your affair.
Everyone helped me."
The Church's One Foundation
was sung followed by the sermon
"What do we need from God?" In
this the congregation learned that
everyone has trials and tribulations.
It is often then that they turn to God
for -help and He is there, said Rev.
Ross. So put trust in Him and in
through transfer were Glen and
Verlaine VanCamp and Joel and
Julie Van Camp.
Knox Anniversary service will be
held Sunday, Sept. 29 at 11:15 a.m.
There will be no service at Calvin-
Brick. The guest speaker will be
Rev. Paul Boughton. Everyone is
invited for lunch in the basement
following the service.
Jenna Pletch, daughter of
Michael and Cathy was welcomed
into the community of faith through
the sacrament of baptism at Calvin-
Brick United Church.
time there is help. For God, love,
patience, trust and faith, are
needed.
Rev. Ross closed with prayer for
those in need and help for them.
May life be fair to all and all
become equal. The Lord's Prayer
was said in unison.
Offering was received from the
church and Sunday School. The
doxology was sung and offertory
prayer given.
The closing hymn 0 Jesus I have
Promised followed by benediction
and Amen closed the service.
The Session and Committee of
Stewards will meet on Monday,
Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. Official Board
will follow at 9 p.m.
Junior Youth Group for youths in
Grade 6, 7 and 8 will meet
Wednesday night, Sept. 25 from 7 -
8:30 p.m. at Knox United, Church.
The first regular meeting of the
Belgrave Women's Institute after
the summer break, was held in the
WI Hall, Belgrave on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 17.
The usual opening exercises were
observed with Mary Coultes acting
as the pianist. President Audrey
Fenton welcomed 20 members to
the meeting. The minutes of the last
regular meeting held in June, were
read by Dianne Robinson,
secretary-treasurer. She also
presented the financial report and
reported on correspondence
received. Of special interest was a
letter of congratulations on
Belgrave WI 85th anniversary from
MPP Helen Johns.
Special interest courses for WI
members will be held Nov. 4 in
Clinton.
A donation was made to the
Wingham and Area Day Centre and
the need for volunteers for Town
and Country Homemakers was
noted.
A rally will be held on Monday,
Sept. 30 at the Londesboro Hall
starting at 10 a.m. It will feature a
pot luck meal. Members are to
supply their own dishes.
On Thursday, Oct. 24 there will
be a WI Convention. This will be
held in St. Thomas. Dorothy
Coultes will be a delegate to this
convention.
It was decided that in the future
anyone who wishes to borrow or
rent anything from the W.I. Hall
will be required to sign out for
these items.
The theme for the evening
meeting was Education. Gladys
Van Camp was acting convenor.
She introduced the guest speaker
Beth Fulton of Pandora's Pantry,
Wingham. This store features a
wide variety of bulk food and also
organic food - meaning food grown
without pesticide or herbicide for
five years. Another feature is food
items for those with restricted diets
and allergies. This problem is much
more common than years ago.
Other items for sale include
Continued on page 14
Determined
With a look that means business this youngster takes on
the challenge of the children's tractor pull contest, a
regular fair day highlight.
Board meeting set