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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-08, Page 19I 1 Six new teen volunteers at hospital Thanks to the Clinton and community businesses and professional persons, and the hard working volunteers of the Hospital Auxiliary,he 32nd Penny Sale netted ap- proximatel' $3890.00. This money is earmarked for the pur- chase of equipment that will be required for the new obstetrical wing planned for Clinton Public Hospital. Convener Catherine McKnight chaired an appraisal meeting of the Penny Sale com- mittee .prior to the October meeting. She thanked everyone who had contributed time, money and hard work both the day of the draw (254 articles) and the two weeks leading up the Saturday September 27. Without the enthusiastic support of many people, she said, the fund raising Penny Sale would be ineffectual. Peggy Menzies led the Auxiliary in the ospital Prayer, followed by the Pres- ient's remarks by Joyce Chilton. The Region 2 Conference was held in Goderich on Monday September 29. Marg Coventry reported on the "Presidents - Vice -Presidents" concurrent session; Bud Yeo reported on the "Tray Favours" con- current session; Ruth Bond reported on the "Gift Shop" session. It has been suggested that the Auxiliary put together a "Handbook for Volunteers" working in the C.P.H. The Auxiliary is fortunate to have people from the community offer their services in the Gift Shop, the television committee and fund raising activities, and the Auxiliary 42. Death notice WILD (Member Father Stephen Eckert Council K. of C. No. 5289, Seaforth). At his home in Goderich on Monday, October 6, 1986, John Peter Wild, formerly of Bayfield; in his 70th year. Beloved husband of Anne Bedard. Dear father of Rosemary and Don Corriveau, Barbara Desjar- dins, all of Goderich, Joseph Wild, Peter and Wendy Wild, all of Bayfield, Theresa Wild and �atriof Sheila and Bryon Corriveau, Paula, Richard ck Wild, both of London. Loved grandfather and Michael Desjardins. Brother of Joseph, Lewis, Vera (Mrs. Oscar Priestap), all of Clinton and the late Mary Etue. The family received friends at the McCallum & Palle Funeral Home, Cambria Road at East Street, Goderich, 2-5 and 7-9 pm Tuesday. Funeral Mass was held at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Goderich 11 o'clock Wednesday morning. Interment St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Joseph. -41 43. Births ROBINSON Peter and Marilyn (nee Mair) welcome with love, the arrival of their first child, a son, Adam Scott born September 17, 1986 at 4:06am weighing 8 lbs. 5 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Mair of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Robinson of London. -41x VANDENDOOL Bertt Joan and especially Andrea are just thrilled to announce the safe arrival of their new twin girls, Laurie Ellyn weighing 7lbs. 6 ozs. and KellyAnn Sarah weighing 5 lbs. 5 ozs. born on Wednesday, September 24, 1986, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Proud grandparents ore Jim and Delores Howatt of Londesboro and Arie and Lena Vandendool of Clinton. Happy great- grandmother is Pearl McNall of Clinton. Speciol thanks to Dr. Baker, Dr. Harding and 3rd floor nursing staff. -41 nx FRASER Larry and Gail (La Croix) welcome with love, their first child, a daughter, Jenna Leigh, born September 26, 1986, weighing 8 lbs. 3 ozs. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Rose La Croix, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser, Brucefield. Very Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury, Steed. Hay and Baker and the excellent nurses on second floor. -41 CLINTON JUNIOR FARMERS DANCE OCTOBER 17 Blyth Arena 9 p.m. -1 a.m. '5.00 Age of Malorlty feels that a handbook of information as to regulations, fire safety, time commitments and other pertinent facts would be welcom- ed by new volunteers. Dr. Dorothy Hall was the guest speaker at the Conference, her topic being "The Care of the Elderly." Peggy Menzies announced that the Ruby Hoddy memorial awards had been presented at the CHSS commencement by Marie Proctor, and that the awards will be offered again next year. Evelyn Holmes, gift shop convener, reported an organizational meeting at her home, and a work meeting at the home of Mary Coventry at which floral ar- rangements and craft items were made. This committee is preparing for the open- ing of the "new" gift shop. They need knit- ters. Anyone who would like to knit articles for the gift shop, should contact Bud Yeo 482-9946 who will dispense both wool and patterns. Marg Caldwell, convener of Long Term Care, reported Jm the birthday party for Jean Jamieson. There is to be a Hallowe'en party the end of October. Cupcakes and volunteer help were quickly offered by members of the Auxiliary. The big news is the arrival of the new keyboard, the cost of which local churches supported. This keyboard costing approx- imately $533.00 was purchased from Paul Stephenson, who in turn, donated legs and an adapter so that the keyboard may be played with or without benefit of hydro. Joyce Hildarly, membership convener 44. Engagements Stag for Randy Parker on Saturday, October 18, 1986 For more information, phone 262-3125 or 235®09781 25thy Birthday "Don Johnson" (Crack) Guess Who??? EURO -CANADIAN CLUB INC. 6th Annual Blyth Arena 8 porn. e 1 a.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11th, '86 Music by: THE HORNETS Tickets at the door: °1.00 Food Available Proceed' to the Clutton Minor Hockry'L.adu. GARROW — BURGESS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burgess of Clinton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Christine Rose to Randy Bruce son of Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Garrow of Clinton. The wedding will take place October 11, 1986 at 7pm in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton. Reception at Vonastra Recreation Centre. -41 x 45. Marriages ANDREWS — HODGES Miss Katie Andrews is proud to announce the marriage of her mother, Judi (MacDonald) An- drews to David Hodges of Mount Pleasant on September 24, 1986. Reception followed at the home of the bride in Campbellville.-41 46. in memoriam RYERSON In loving memory of a dear mother, Betty, who passed away 5 years ago October 6, 1981. . Two dear bright eyes, a tender smile, A loving heart that knew no guile, Deep trust in God that all was right, Her joy to make some other bright. If sick or suffering one she knew, Some gentle act of love she'd do, No thought of self, but of -the other, •- 1 know He said "Well done," mother. Lovingly remembered by daughters, Debby and Wendy. -41x 47. Card of thanks ABBOTT We would like to thank everybody that attended the Buck and Doe on September 19. A very special thank you to Dave, Laurence and Helen. Frazer and Charlene. -41x RAITHBY We wish to thank our friends,, neighbours and family for all the lovely gifts and cards and for making our 25th Wedding Anniversary a success. Harold and Loreen-41 x Attention Fish d Game - Members MIXED DARTS started Oct. 1/86 EACH WEDNESDAY 8:15 RM. SHARP All members and guest welcome. thanked all the canvassers who helped to make the campaign successful this year. The membership fee of $2.00 resulted in a total of $1446.00. The nominating report is being delayed until February as the year end has been changed to March 31 to coincide with that of the hospital. Marg Coventry reported on the television rentals, the new colour televisions costing $4.50 per day. Nine volunteer hours were needed in September. Bud Yeo, convenor of tray favours, reported that the Bayfield Lioness Club will create the tray favours for Thanksgiving, and the Clinton Brownies will make them for Hallowe'en. These favours are much en joyed by the patients. The Teen Volunteers program has six new young people, and the first ever male! Welcome. A training session was held by co- ordinator Bernice Jewson assisted by Kelly Russo, an RNA at the hospital. The Auxiliary voted to send Kelly Russo, assistant co-ordinator, another adult and two teen volunteers to the Teen Conference in Toronto on Saturday, October 25. An executive meeting has been scheduled for Friday, October 17 at 9:30 at the hospital. Next general meeting is Monday, November 3. Your recently purchased membership fee entitles you to attend, vote, and enjoy all our general meetings. The Auxiliary hope that you will plan to attend. There are volunteer jobs for everyone. Happy, 18th Lori C. Levo, the girls 47. Card of thanks CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1986—Page 19 JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL 11)11tg119149 SMORGASBORD PEPPER I would like to thank all my relatives, friends for visits, cards, flowers and gifts I received during my stay in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Newlands and Dr. Watts and the nurses on the first floor. Your kindness will always be remembered. -41x BROWN The family of the late Harvey Brown express our deepest thanks to all who helped in any way in our time of sorrow. Special thanks to all who cared for Harvey during his stay in the Seaforth Health Care Facility and hospitals. The assistance of Rev. Bauman, Lloyd Tasker, the Blyth Masonic Lodge, the pallbearers, the ladies who served lunch at the church, the thoughtfulness of friends, neighbours and relatives for the many floral tributes, memorial donations, visits, cards and food sent to our home was greatly appreciated. Your kindness will alwoy be remembered. John, Elva, Elaine and Sharon -41 x WAMMES The family of the late John Wammes Sr. would like to express their thanks and appreciation to all the relatives, friends and neighbours who sent cards, flowers, made donations to the Heart and Stroke Fund, and for mass cards. Thanks to Seaforth Ambulance fer their quick action and the Emergency nurses at Clinton Hospital. Special -thanks to Qr,_Itakgr. A,yaryspeciol.thank .you to Fr. Pluto for his, support and the C.W.L. ladies for the lovely Id'gch: Also, thank you to Michael Falconer for his help and support. All your kindness,.was greatly appreciated and will never be forgotten. -41x LOBO THANK YOU - A very heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends and neighbours who so thoughtfully remembered our Silver Wedding Anniversary. Your thoughts and deeds mode our -25th a very special occasion. Don and Alison Lobb -41 x CRICH I would like to thank relatives and friends for visits, flowers and gifts I received while I was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury and the nursing staff of the first and second floors. Gracd Crich. -411c THANKSGIVING BUFFET DINNER SERVED SUNDAY AND MONDAY OCTOBER 12 & 13 5 pm until 9 pm /4545 Harvest Vegetable Soup 55555 Pate, Fish Mousse, Clam Salad Pastrami 45555 10 Assorted Salads 45545 Roast Turkey with Giblet Sauce and Cranberries. Roast Goose with Lingonberries. Baked Ham with Plums. 45554 Pumpkin Pie, Mincemeat Pie, Plum Flan, Pear Flan, Chocolate Cream Puffs and Assorted Cheeses 45555 All accompanied by our own Fresh Baked Breads $1,95 (Children 1/2 price) Reservations Recommended THE LITTLE INN 5652611 Main Street, Bayfield Rust Beef or Roost Turkey Including: All -you -can -.et Salad Bar, Dessert (Your Choke of Apple. Pumpkin or Lemon Pie or Carrot Cake) ^.., yyy.,�rn $$9 5 Dessert, Coffee Children under 12 half price I. -44 Sunday, Oct. 12, Monday, Oct. 13 '•"h . Serving Times: 12:30-2:30 p.m., 4:30-7:00 p.m. daily White Carnation Hotmesville • Reservations Appreciated 482-9228 524-4133 After Hours ATERING to weddings. banquets, private miles 6161..1111311.11. We at Bartliff s are looking forward to having you join us for Thanksgiving ::� ..'>" We are'= preparing a TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING MEAL served Sunday, October 12 from 12 noon to 7 p.m. Come & enjoy our homemade chunky vegetable soup, crispy tossed salad or our own bean salad and crusty rolls from our bakery. Our entree is Roast Turkey with our special homemade savory stuffing & gravy, a fresh vegetable bouquet and baked potato. The bakery staff has prepared the pumpkin pie so much en- joyed iri previous fall seasons at Ba►tliff's Have you tried our newest specialty? - Doug's Elderberry and Raspberry Pies. See you Sunday! Don't Forget Your Thanksgiving Dinner Rolls! Battery' GRestaurant 46 ALBERT ST. CLINTON 482-9727 750 m1, borne COCA COCA with your purchase of the 12 pe. Bucket of Chicken