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to sad they Dr. o : helped found the
at °* d or'Pi eta Ile Clintri
+ Ixi, .rs ' , ' Diego, whlch 101+ t
became the Scripps.
I%tornla, di .e and esea rch Foundation,. e
17 , at the 040 of was a, personal physician f! r
the lata Ulien Browning
,
Merrill who. lived
. Seripps and the late'. Adgar
with her husband, Col, . John Hoover, forMer FBI, director.
Pw.
Will, died in h •pital, Dr, Copp died 1111949. y
Dr. Mrs. Merrill was. active
r;�* Murrill s, father,in
est Holmes, was a. pioneer numerous civic _ and
nadian dentist who helped charitable groups. During
d the Saskatchewan Fish World War ITT she was active
Game Department,' Her in the La Jolla Red Cross
mother, the former Louise \ casualty station where.
Lena Doherty, Was a Member,. women • •made bandages for"
pg` the Doherty Organ. Co. shipment overseas.
family •of Clintonand an She was an original
co,mplished musician.., member of .the San Diego
rS. Merrill and her Opera - ultd . br?ard 'Of
t it then became the first directors, a nletiber of the fta
{aider -daughter team to Jolla Junior Comdiittee of tile:
recei':!a registered nurse Los Angeles Philharmonic, a
degrees from the member of the San Diego
assric lusetts General Committee of the Los Angeles
Orchestra
Ilcspital in Boston. � Philharmonic Orc h
Mrs. ,Merrill specialized in board of directors, the
,esthesioio& and was a
pioneer in the administrations
anesthesia in the United
Cates. ti.
She later moved to New
rkk and worked at the New
York Lying -In Hospital,
darning money to support
herself and pay for singing
lessons.
She travelled later to Italy,
to study voice under leading
Voice coaches. Mrs. Merrill
returned to the U.S., became
a, naturalized citizen and
a ssumed roles in New Yo
and road company prod
tions of 'lighter mu
.' Marks.
She married D
Foster Copp and
Jolla -in 1933.
Dr. _ .-Copp
with the 1
Ming
MacLe d at the University of
oro o in a research -project
on diabetes that led to the
scovery of insulin.
Banting and MacLeod won
the Nobel Prize for medicine
E. F.
oved to La
Nurses' Alumni Association
of Massachusetts Geiser
Hospital, ,the San Di
Historical Society an
board of director
California. M
Research FOun
her late hushnr
after he left
Mrs. M
five p
orga
the
f►
go
the
of, the
tihoiic
tion, which
helped found _
crip&s Clinic.
ill also was one of
sons who , helped
ze'the San Diego unitot
merican Field Service %
ign 'student exchange
program.
She- also helped found
numerous AFS chapters in
North San Diego County.
Memorial services were ,
held Frida February 6, in
St. J :,: °;i ,� By -the -Sea
Episcopa Ch "-:ch, La Jolla.
The body of the late Mrs.
Merrill was cremated with
private inurnment iin Cypress
View Mausoleum.
In addition to her husband,
Col. Merrill," she is survived
Cypress
a son, Joseph F. Copp of
La Jolla ' and two grand-
daughters,
`tuner l se rylces were, oc
o, dor Mania
Alien who pas ed w his c
E90 !OatI C'lllnton. 'l Wit;
MIS
1 ospita1 on.. "e !ruary lith Str
after n short Illxtes, Gr
`oma,
Mrs.
lnurra' t
1 'rs•. taaley
ser -,of California also
erlcli,
Lucan, llderton
Clinton, relatives and
e k+ ands
stlltet� tr1.1 of .
nd f.S., PAY.
Flint_ ,
son or Joshua and El'irabeth friends.
Alen and. was born in
Colborne Township. He at-.tendedschool near Bera»
.,Mrs. Margaret E. Jacobs
miller. n December 25, 19k1 A former resident of
to nit Clinton, Mrs. Margaret E.
he, was .ma? ri
Stalker of � '
Jdnxe of h
1: thus have
years`t,,u
About 150 persons
a on band Ito meet 0400144th
.Minister Fon* Miller' when he came to Close Clinton
Hospital last Thursday. Many of them carried signs
protestingthe closure. (News -f tecor'd pito )
Taking into account the late Y
January and early T ebrua&••
.
weather as well as the
present mood of financial
restraint, J aneen Clynick,
chairman of the recent March
of Dimes campaign. is
pleased to report that the
returns from the canvas are
increased over last year.
With late donations still
coming in. the total has
rea
in 1975.
Sponsoring the campaign
Was the Clinton Sarah Hale
Chapter IODE with Bev
W illiscraft in charge df-
-f itsishs� Cochrane
public4y P..;:. ne.:.;.Flowers
supplies, anti, •olleen Phi lips
and Ali a Andrews
recruiting.
Even more important to the
success of the campaign were
the approximately 126 cap-
tains and canvassers who
were both IODE members
and volunteers from the
Sunday Feb. lith 7 p.lrti/
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Corrur of Waterloo
acct Elgin Sts. GODERICH,
Bayfield, which was can-
vassed by the Guide and
Brownie mothers under
Dawna Westlake and Mary
Ann Yates, contributed $168:
Holmesvilie under Edna
Jantzi 536.50•; Brucefield
under Shirley Hargreaves
09; Varna under Beatrice
Taylor 546; Londesboro under
Shirley Lyon $100.50; RR 5
Clinton under Phyllis
Harland 547.75; Goderich
'Township under Mabel
,,Middleton. 5125; and
Vanastra under Pat Bridges,
•5147.14:,c
• In Clinton 51,009 was
collected by the organization
of Phyllis Nicholson. Bev
Cooke, Helen Aiken, Nancy
Addison, Olive Johnson. and
R osemaryry, Armstrong.
'The children from the ,area
elementary schools . at
Holinesviile, Londeboro, St.
Joseph's in Clinton, Clinton
Pibi;ic School and Clinton and
District Christian School
contributed a totat9t5427.
The theme Mr the cam-
paign this year was''H.elpiriF
People, Live Like people .
ancrnOch of the .mon y, ra ised
will w be put to use in im-
ite (tenting and continuing
programs of "self help" for
the provinces 75000 han-
dicapped adults. •
John Reuger maintenance Board, Art Aiken; Hospital
Service and Sales has been A d m in i s t r a t o'r , Doug
lobated at 20 Regina Rd. Coventry; Reeve of
Vsanastra since June 1975. tuckersinithTownship, Elgin
he, ., service provides Thompson; Dr. Brian Baker
defining of.;f°loors, walls and and Roy Wheeler, Chairmen
windows, re�,irs and in- , of the Action Committee.
stallation of davestroughingr All residents of Tucker -
roofing and paving. • smith Township. Stanley.
Mr. Reuger is the SWEPCO Township and supporters of
representative fair this area. the Action Commiettee are
The South Western urged to attend Friday
Petroleum of Canada Lt evening.
supply reofingl.. paving an Information on how you can
de-icing products. Cleaning support the committee will be
products such as commercial available. •
and residenti'ips. waxes Letters from ....- individual
_n -,....send Bro. William Stiles, Master of
and floor strippers are also; persons are. important
availablf irmrttion on where to r, t:helodge�
these letters will be given to The private funeral. service
supporters of the Actictr► was held at the home on
Committee. F`t 'e bnbysrttiTi `` Egmond Street conducted by
swill be provided at the Pastor Alfred Fry of
Vanastra Centre, Friday Goderich and the Rev.
Stanley McDonald of Lon-
desboro with interment in
Ball's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Torrance
Tabb, Ted Mills, John Doerr,
Tom Johnston, Elmer
Trommer and Oliver
Anderson. Fiowerbearers
were Robert Allen, Bruce
Craig, Jeffrey Craig and
Bruce Allen.
Attending the funeral from
out of town were Mr. George
r3"B. at the Jacobs. the daughter of the
aarents where late Mr. and Mrs. LAO. Cree,
ded. for many ` „died Monday February 2, in
her, 72nd year, in .Medford,
FoliO1ir lig their marriage Oregon.
they resided at the Auburn 'Mrs. Jacobs retired in 1971
C.P.R. .station in a cottage as obstetrical supervisor at
built of two boxcars on Rogue • Valley Respital,
Canadian. Pacific Railway completing more than 16
property. They later 'moved years of service.
to the Stalker home on She was chosen "Nurse of
EgmondStreet. the Year" in I964 by the
He was employed for 45 Business and Professional
years on the C.P.R., first as Women's Club. The honour
section man and then was one of many accorded
and a d has. been 22 her during the years between
years retired. As a boy he her graduation in the field of
attended the Bethel nursing and her retirement.
Methtdist Church in Colborne She received her training in
Township, then Knox,.
Victoria Hospital, London,
,
P ;s hy-t e T i a n C h u r c`h , Ontario, graduating in 1927,
Auburn, qiinct ten Knox She worked in Ann Arbour
UnitedChurch.. Michigan, and in Knicker-
He was Past Master of bdeker Hospital in New York.
Morning Star Lodge A.F. & Following those assign-
A.M. No. 309, was a life ments, she travelled to the
member and held his 60 -year Pacific Cast through the
past master's Jewel. He was Panama Canal and specialed
also a member of Huron for a short time before going
Chapter Royal Arch Masons into the obstetrical depart -
and a :,member of the ment at San Mateo Hospital.
Canadian Order of Foresters. It was while she wasut San
Besides his wife, he is Mateo that she met Milan L.
survived by one brother; Jacobs (Mike) of San
Norman Allen of Colborne Francisco, whom she
Township and several nieces married in 1931. They moved
and nephews. On Friday to'Medfordin• 1.954,
evening a Masonic She served on the licensing
Remembrance service was committee for practical
held at his home by Morning nurses and the steering and
Star Lodge at 9:30 P.M. with admissions committees at the
Wor. Hugh -:Hill conducting Rogue Valley hospital while
the service assisted by Wor. carrying • on her many other
responsibilities.
Surviving in addition to her
husband are a son. Lawrence
3 acobs. a daughter, Mrs. D.
Lorin (Meg) Jacobs and two
grandchildren, all of Med--
ford,
--
ford, Oregon.
Also surviving are a
nephew, ...Bob Morgan of
Clinton and a . niece, Jean
Olson, London, Ontario.
Funeral arrangements
were in the charge of Pert
Funeral Home and memorial
services were held in Hilcrest
Memorial Park Chapel.
Wednesday, February 4. The
Rev. George Aberle of
West minister Presbyterian
Church officiated.
',EOM c N, ST }I .RDC Ttmg
This May marks three
years for John in this
business. Before coming to
Vanastra Jahn. his wife and
three children lived in
Clinton.
Meeting planned
On Friday. February 27, an
open meeting is planned at
the • Vanastra Centre for all
supporters of the Action
Committee to save the
Clinton i Public Hospital.
Present at this gathering will
be Clinton mayor. Don
Symons: Chairman of the
Clinton Public Hospital
evening.
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THE FRIENDLY I H�1R I1 - ,
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MINISTER LAWRENCE Sr LEWIS R.A. B. Th.
ORGANIST AND CHOIR DIRE TOR
MRS, DORIS McKINLEY A. Min.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2.9, 1976
9:45 a,tn,. Semler WWI
11:00 a.m. Family Worship end Nursery
11:30 Junior Congregation
SERMON: ,
"THE MAKING OF A 'HAPPY HOME"
(Special Youth Service)
We are pleased to welcome the Cubs. Brownies. Guides and
Rangers for their annual Think Service.
Everyone Welcome
WESLEY.WILLIE UNITED CHURCH -
THE CHURCH THAT CARES
PEOPLE
THROUGH SERVING
tN GOD TH
PEOPLE f~RV G.
f
S.
MISTER JOHN S. OESTREICHEk B.A. B.R.E.
ORGANIST MISS CATHARINE, POTTER
CHOIR DIRECTOR MRS. WM. HEARN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1976
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service
11:00 a.m. Sunday School and Nursery
DIALOGUE SERMON: "THE PLIGHT OF
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL"
by Barb Hodgins. R. N.. .
Art Aiken - Board Chairman
Doug Coventry - Hospital Administrator.
- Music by Ladies' Choir Coffee Hour following Worship
HOLiMiESVILLE UNITED CHURCH
1 p.m. Worship Service and Sunday School
DIALOGUE SERMON:
"THE PLIGHT OF CLINTON •
PUBLIC HOSPITAL"
with Doug . Coventry Hospital Administrator.
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH CIieta
263 Princess Street
Services: 10:00 a.m. and 2:30" p.m.
(On 3rd Sunday 9. .
Dutth Service at 1160 m. )
The Church of the Back to God Hour
every Sunday 4:30 p.m. CHLO
EVERYONE WELCOME
BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH.
EVERYONE OF US SHALL GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF
TO GOD -- ROM 14 12
PASTOR: BRIAN HARRISON
10:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL i i :00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP
7:30 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY
'WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. PRAYER MEETING YOUNG
EVERYONE WELCOME PEOPLE'S MEETING
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1976
LACK ad JUNE LA FONTAINE
Singing Country & Western
GOSPEL MUSIC
8 P.M. at the
HURON MEN'S CHAPEL
Auburn
The cost of.making a local call from )r- ,e
pay phones in your local area hd
increased to 20 cents But there are tui :A 44 ,t
of 1,0 cent pay phones around An, i # i :Ike t:
tell you where you can find there
The 100 Pay Phone
Generally, you'll find these ph, ,ne-
sidewalks. in railway station- in( i t `e, tem .:r.A
Pay phones in he spits► r:ur :r 1
r(
ming houses and
remain at 10 cents
The 200 Pay Phone
Pay phones in mut ►ther r° LL ,u( -h .1
h( Mels. airports an(i retaurr•intp
ajc 7 up to 20 cents
Emergency calling
At the same time. a new err:ce i i' iE°a i
t(� all outdoor pay ph, TR'S' 'Y+I'hit the 1( 1, u- i
service does is enable y( 'h the
Directory Assistance .:and Bei pair
without clepc. sitinc, a a ( In
Instructional cards
Fr( In nov: on. when ya ail re a tr( ►rr: ai
pay phone, look for the ultOrnlati+ we
the dial It clearly tells you whether :t
I 'ent or 20 cent prey ph,'ne
10:00 A.M. MATINS
FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHAPEL
162 MAPLE ST.
11 street west of Community Centre)
9:45 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE
11 00 a.m.-SUNDAY SCHOOL and FAMILY BIBLE HOUR
8 p.m. Gospel Service
Tues. 8:00 p.m. PRAYER and BIBLE STUDY
For Information Phone 482-9379
CALVARY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
146' V,cforsa Street Pastor Wayne Lester
0 4S a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7 00 p.m. Prayer Service and Evangelistic Service
7:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service
8:00 p.m. Friday Young Peoples
ALL WELCOME
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. EDWIN G. NELSON
CHARLES MERRILL ORGANIST
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1976
1
10:00 a.m. Sunday School for all ages
10:00 a.m. Warship Service
ALL WELCOME
HIST BAPTIST CHURCH
CLINTON
SPEAKCR: JACK CHRISTIAANS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1976
10.00 a.m. Sunday School Classes for all ayes
11:00 a.m. Morninq Worship
Everyone Welcome
SAINT JOSEPN'S
Catholic Church
James St. Clinton
Phone 4$2 -*46
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1976
Mass Saturday 8:00 p.m.
Sunday 11:80 a.m.
Confession • Saturday lc 13 p.m.
ALL WELCOME