Clinton News-Record, 1977-01-13, Page 13I'
Auxiliary elects new officers for. 1977
Mrs. D. Conventry was
elected president of the
Clinton Public Hospital's
Women's Auxialiary for 1977
at Monday, January. 3rd's
auxilairy meeting.
Other officers elected for
the new year ore: Mrs. Ted
Davies, past president; Mrs.
Lloyd Westlake, 1st vice
president; Mrs. Brock Olde,
secretary; Miss Kathleen
Elliott, treasurer; Mrs. •J.
Cochrane, corresponding
secretary.
IDCommittee convenors are:
Mrs. Lloyd Westlake, bury,
sary.; . Mrs, Ed Willson,
buying.; Mrs. Paul Walden,
social; Mrs. Harry Ball,
membership;. Mrs. Ken
Wood, tray favours; Mrs. 'D.
Ball, cart staffing; Mrs. D. A.
Staddon, cart stocking; Mrs.
J. Cochrane, television; Mrs.
Frank Fingland, press
publicity; Mrs. Earl'
Hilde.rley, magazines; Mrs.
M. Haniey and Mrs. M.
Corrie, library cart; Mrs. Ted
Davies, nominations;: ' Mrs.
Ralph Davidson, Londesboro,
penny sale.
Mrs. Ted Davies chaired
her last meeting, which
began with the -reading of the
minutes from the Decerhber
meeting by Mrs. B. Olde. The.
treasurer's report, read by
Mrs. D. Ball, showed a
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balance of'$2,055,39 at the end
of 1976. Committee reports
then followed, all showing
work well done for the month
of December.
The monthly meeting was
adjournedand the annual -
reports commenced. Mrs.
Qoug Ball read the
treasurers report which
included the following
receipts: card parties, $258;
penny sale, $1939.94; balance
from 1975, $1610.37;.
donations, etc., $102.00: Total
$391Q.91. And the following
expenditures; bursaries,
$700; hospital cart, $217.29;7,
auxiliary pins,' $56; hair-
dressing equipment, $84.95;
gifts for patients. and baby
cup, - National '--Geographic,
etc., $142.83; convention,
$184.59; registration fee, $49;
donation to hospital,' $358;
,sundries, , $62.86, Total:
$1855.52.
Mrs. B. Olde reported the
average attendance of 17 at
the meetings. Ten monthly
meetings and one executive
meeting were held. Cart
staffing, tray favours' and
cart stocking were well
looked after by various
organizations of the com-
- munity. Mrs. K. Wood.
reported $663.11 worth of
articles sold on the cart.
Mrs. D. Conventry reported•
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"Opportunity" was the
theme of the worship for the
New Year's meeting of Varna
fbUCW. The hymn "Standing at
the Portals" was sung, and
Mona Stephenson read a.
poem and commentary.
Margaret McClymont led in
prayer. .
Mary Chessell presided for
business. Reports .were.read
by the secretary, Mpna,
Stephenson, and treasurer,
Margaret 'Hayter. The year-
end financial report showed a
busy and successful year. A.
46 $50 dollar donation. is to be
sent to Mission Services in
0 London in response to their
request for assistance,
Members are asked to'
bring magazines 'and other
light reading "material, bed
linens, baby ,clpthes, etc. to
the next meeting, and they
will be taken to the Mission.
-There will be a potluck
supper prior to the
congregation's annual.
meeting on Thursday, Jan.
13. The annual meeting of
Huron -Perth Presbyterial
- will be 11e1*d in Northside
United`'Church, Seaforth',. on
Tuesday, Jan. 25. .Guest
speakers are Miss Elaine
Townshend of Clinton, and
Miss Ann Reuber of Strat-
ford.
Mrs. Alex Taylor • showed
slides of a trip she took in
Europe when her son was
fp stationed at Lahr, Germany.
She found quite. "a contrast
between the modern farming
methods of Germany (it was
seeding time), and the back-
. . ward methods -- .in:.. eastern_ _weather. by the time they
r- France. The most striking return. ,
CLINTON NEWS•RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13/ J077 ..r 'AGE J.3
on the bursarieS awarded in ,.
1976 to: ldythef'Anne Jerkin,
Marguerite 4nell, Karen
McGregor, and Irene
Guetter, Ruth Maclean
reported second installments
made t� Brian Keys and
Gloria Adams.
Miss ,Kathleen Elliott was
awarded a certificate and pin
for long service' to the
auxiliary.
Mrs. F. Fingland read the
report of the nominating
committee, thanked Mrs. Ted
-Davies for her" two years of
fine service and unflagging
efforts on behalf of the
..auxiliary, and then called
Mrs. Coventry to take- the
chair.
In new business, it was
decided to hold future
meetings on the first Monday
'of each month, beginning at
10 a.m., instead of the af-
ternoon as in the past.
It was moved and seconded
that $1,6Q0 be put aside for
much needed equipment and
renovations for the hospital,
leaving a balance of $400 in
the account.
Mrs. Coventry called fa an
'-executive meeting for
Monday, January 10, at the
home of Mrs. F. Fingland.
feature . of many homes in
Austria were the large
paintings on the front
depicting historical or
biblical scenes, etc.
They saw- the site of the
Passion Play in Oberanuo—
mergau; where souvenirs
were of reasonable price
compared' with those in
Italian towns near the border.
They also visited the in-
famous prison camp at
Dachau where so many Jews
were so horribly tortured and
executed during the war.
It was springtime in the
Alps, and the scenery was
beautiful and the weather
mild, With no. need .for a coat
most of the time. Mrs.
Taylor's pictures were ex-
cellent, and it was very in-
teresting.
Old Lady.back
After .only 'a few days'
reprieve from winter storms,
old Mother Nature is back in
action again.
Friday's storm subsided in ,
time for a successful tree
burning party at Stanley Ball
Park, with a good crowd in
attendance. '
The Recreation. Committee
has done a good 'job during
the two years since it was
organised. Joyce"Dowson has
completed her term and
Shirley Hill will now be one of
the representatives for the
Varna area.
The annual migration of
residents to a warmer
climate' for a holiday from all
this cold and snow is begin-
ning. Let's hope for better
Opening
new doors
tosnaII
_ busiihiess11
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Financial assistance
Management counselling
Management training
Information on government
programs for business
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-one of our representatives
will be at
The Parker Hnuse Motel, CLINTON
on the 3rd Thursday of each month.
(January 20th)
If you require financing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or if you are interested in the
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and training or wish information on
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For people In Varna and the
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not received their December
pension cheques, Bob -
McKinley MP has the
following instructions.
Call his office in Zurich
(236-4326) and leave your.
name and cheque number. He
will notify the office in
Ottawa who will then have the
Toronto regional office send
you a lost cheque form.
This will take some time,
but is the only way you can
have your cheque replaced.
Apparently, a bag .of mail
for Varna went astray, as
other mail from Clinton to
Varna is missing,too.
Clinton's first baby of the New Year will be the recipient
of many gifts, including a baby cup presented here by
Mrs. Doug Coventry, president of the`Hospital Auxillary.
One -day-old Willena poses with her mother, Joanne
Ramaker of RR 1, Clinton. (News -Record photo)
By Rene Caldwell
Mr. Elzar Mousseau is a
patient in Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Cooper
had.their family home for the
holidays ; The Gary Coopers
from Detroit; The Gayle
Coopers from London; The
Clayton Coopers from Cen-
tralia; and Jack Cooper.
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