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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-06-12, Page 26LINTONNEW$RECORP, T URS AY. IrUNE 12,19 • , • On behalf of the Hospital Auxiliary, Evelyn Olde, left, thanked Nellie Lizet and Donna Lawson for their top placing sketches of the hospital. The art students from CHSS, under the direction of Mr. Ron Walker' made drawings of the hospital's exterior for hasti-notes. Nellie, a Grade 11student had her drawn chosen for the notes from five others and Donna, a Grade 10 Student was the runner up. (News -Record photo) Auxiliary keeps busy A pot luck luncheon preceded the June 1 meeting of the Auxiliary to the Clinton Public Hospital. The -meal and meeting were'held at the home of president Dawna Westlake in Bayfield. Joyce Hilderly read the minutes of the May meeting and reported on the spring conference. Correspondence included notices of the Huron Day Centre's workshop and fair on June 24. Katilleen Elliott plans to attend the Meals on Wheels con- ference in Orillia from. June 22 to 24. treasurer's report showed a donation to the Heart Save program from Clara Shaddick. Mrs. Westlake reported that she and Ruth Bond will attend a president's luncheon in Stratford on June 19. An excellent report on the Spring Institute in Toronto was given by Joyce Chilton and Peggy Menzies. Mrs.,' Menzies is now the president of OHA. -For the awards com- mittee, Mrs. Bond reported that Brenda Ball, who had been a Ruby Haddy award winner, W0fr the proficiency award upon graduating as an RNA from the Wingham Hospital. In her buying report Helen Davies noted that she had sent a spoon to the graduate. Flora Kenwall said that many thank you notes that been sent during the past month ,and Marg Coventry told the group that she had held a meeting with the gift shop committee andthe shop is to remain open from 2 to 4 pm every afternoon through the summer. Donna Wood stressed Tuesday mornings. More the importance of pre- volunteers are needed for selling penny sale tickets and a quantity was given to each member and they were remiildka that these funds have been designated for a specific piece of hospital equip- ment. As many tickets as possible are to be sold by the September 2 meeting. Mrs. Davies was pleased to acknowledge a donation of $51 from Mrs. ., Daisy Holland's Friday afternqon vanishing party and $91 from Bayfield's marathon bridge party. Barb flick's report • •noted that new girls are entering the candy stripers .program. The volunteer service will continue thoughout the summer months( The canvass for new auxiliary members is continuing and Mrs. Coventry reported that the reponse has been good. People wishing to join can contact Mrs, Coventry at 482-3508. Marg Frisby, reporting for the geriatrics com- mittee, said that the hairdressing service continues to function on Thursday afternoons to read to the patients or participate . in games, write letters, help with birthday celebrations or just chat. Those willing to help are asked to contact the second floor of the • hospital. The hospital now has hasti-notes to sell. Evelyn Olde reported that a contest was sponsored for CHSS art students for a sketch on the hospital. It was won by Nellie Lizet and Donna Lawson carne second.The writing gaper -is -710w a vattabte-irr— the gift shop or, from members for $2 a - package. . Mrs, Kenwell has filled an order for 12 smocks and membership pins are available from Mrs. Davies at 482-7092. The auxiliary mill be setting up a booth at the Bayfield Fall Fair on August 30 and will also have a float in the parade. The penny sale will be held on September 27 and the Monday Fall Con- ference is scheduled for September 29 in Palmerston. An versary in liensall by Bertha MacGregor now is minister at 'Trinity in honor of Mrs. Amore. ThnTanziLversay7-7--Lan-aif- -churoli; ton. WThaelkerwasthe late Miss ftAliceist The Senior WM$ and on Arnold Circle of Carmel Rev. Ashick: spoke president and Mos. Presbyterian Church, briefly of her work and MacGregor the second. Hensall held a joint an- .sang songs with her own Rev. K. Knight gave a niversary service on 'Tune accomPaniment on the brief speech. 3 when a number of guitar. She showed a Those from a distance° churches in thCQM- ,1110Vie Which was a most at the anniversary were triunity were entertained,. Inspiring picture, and Mrs. (Rev,) Percy The., former celebrated. closed in Song singing. Ferguson of Chesiey, their 90th year and the Mrs. Esther Wright Mrs. Al Kerslake of ° tatter. 5cl years Qf service. thanked the speaker for reondon, 1VIrs.. Clarke , The president Mrs: her message, also the Kennedy of Grand Tied, Harvey Hyde welcomed quartette; Mrs. Moir on Pr. and Mrs. M. B. all the guests and Mrs, behalf o'f' 'the Arnold Plrker oFLondon. Don .Volland presided for Circle and Mrs. Ilaivy the devotional:' This " was Hyde on behalf of the Chiselhurlt UMW followed by prayer by"' WKS expressed their The president Mrs. Mrs. Al Hoggarth and the thanks to all taking part. Jack Brintnell opened the scripture was read by A social hour 1,11ovvegi meeting Qf the Mrs. Don Volland. Mrs. and' greetings were 'Chiselhurst UCW last Hoggarth gave a reading brought from Presbytery Tuesday with a pciem, and Mrs. Volland gave a by Mrs. McAllister of Mrs. Clarence Coleman meditation. Auburn. took)he worship and Mrs. The offering was taken Mrs. Hyde atinounced • Alva' Cole, Mrs. Fredo Raker ..M.arg'. ....Boa_anc1-4111rs—Dorothy----- V anstone , Ruby Bell and who was at the organizing Brintnell assisted Mrs. 4 Anstett,Jewellers 11 ALBERT ST., CLINTON 482-3901 WE'RE AT YOUR SERVICE.... •On -staff goldsmith for repairs to fine jewellery 'In-store watch repairs, including battery in- stallations. •Fast in-store engraving •In-store ring sizing •Appraisals by our on -staff Certified Gemologist (AGS).• , HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday nights till 9 p.m. A PERSONALIZED! TRIP-TIK Is just one of th many reasons why Ontario Motor League C.A.A. - A.A.A. 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She ',comes from Sudbury and . is a graduate of Waterloo tmember. Thus the name Lutheran Seminary 'and Arnold Circle was chosen of the Arnold Circle .50 Coleman. years ago would speak Campsite Experience about the Circle and cut is to be held June 9 at the birthday cake. Mrs. Camp Bimini. A bake Bertha MacGregor gave sale will be held at the a brief outline about the Hensall Community formation of the Arnold Centre on June 21 at 10 Circle which was a.m. organized in June 1930 by Mrs. Harold Parker the late Mrs. Dunlop of gave the study on Goderich and the late Resolutions of Iran and Mrs. Harry Arnold of Mrs. Brintnell assisted Hensall who was a with Update of Refugees devoted Missionary in Cambodia. 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