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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-04-08, Page 9April is Cancer Month and the Clinton Branch of the Huron County Chapter of the Cana- dian Cancer Society kicked -off the month with a Daffodil Tea. Working at the April 3 event were (back, left), Clinton Branch President, Freda Snieder, Marion Peck and (front, left), Mary Murphy and Rita Flynn. The tea was held in the Parish Hall of St. Paul's Anglican Church. (Anne Narejko photo) CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1987—Page 9 moOMMO Clinton and area obituaries Marten Poelman Marten Poelmdn, of Clinton and formerly of Tuckersmith Township, died in St. Joseph's Hospital on April 5. He was 67 years old. Mr. Poelman was born on December 1, 1919 in Doezum, Groningen, The Netherlands, to the late Marten and Rieckeltje (Elzinga) Poelman. On May 9, 1947 he married the former Hennie Bysterveld in Sauwerd, Groningen, The Netherlands. The Poelmans came to Canada in August of 1948, settling in Chatham. In 1950 they moved to Cochrane where they lived until 4965 when they moved to Tuckersmith Township whe • they farmed until 1985. They t e mo ed to Clinton where they have resided si Mr. Poelman, who was a member of the Clinton Christian Reformed Church, is sur- vived by his wife, three daughters, Mrs. Hans i Rita I VanDyke of Clinton, Mrs. John ( Eileen ) Moerbeek of RR6 Goderich and Mrs. Steve 1 Linda) Keys of RR1 Varna; and three sons, Tom and his wife Clara of Sur- rey, B.C., Lloyd and his wife Joanne of Clin- ton and Donald at home. He is also survived by 14 grandchildren. Mr Porlman is survivrtl by ono hrnth"* Rebekah card results CLINTON : Despite the nasty weather on April 2 eight tables of players gathered at the 100 F Hall, with the ladies' high prize going to Bernice Brown, low prize to Lor- raine Baird and most lone hands were played by Beatrre Welch. For the men, Eric Switzer was winner of high prize, low prize went to Bob Welch and most lone hands to Frank Thompson. The next card party will be on April 16 at 8 p.m., which will be the final card party for the season. Thank you to all who have participated. The annual dessert euchre is coming up on April 29, 1 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Spring service held in dalton Sunday afternoon the United Church Women's spring thanksgiving service was held in the auditorium of Duff's United Church, Walton. Guests were present from surrounding churches. An organ prelude was given by Margery Huether. Ushers were Olene Den- nis, Maxine Marks, Dianne McCallum and Kathleen Williamson. The UCW President welcomed everyone and called on Marie McGavin who introduc- ed the special guests from Alma College, St. Thomas. Along with her daughter Heather McGavin there was Lillian, Michelle, Crystal and their religious instructor Ms. Scott. These quests conductgd a brief devo- tional service with each girl felling different happenings at Alma. Miss Scott showed slides on Alma, giving worthwhile facts of the 11 year old building and what went on at Alma College. Helen Craig presented Courtesy Remarks to the girls and Ms. Scott for sharing their time and knowledge. Ms. Scott accompanied with her guitar 4-H Club By Heather Baan The sixth and final meeting of the 4-H Club, "Handy Dandy's was held at the home of Mary Baan on March 31. Alter the opening 4-H pledge, the roll call: 'Were would you like to go for a holiday? - was answered by all members. The dif- ferent types of transportation were discuss- ed and took place about the car and costs involved. A demonstration was given on how to check the oil, how to boost a battery, how to change a tire and how to check the lights. An achievement program was announced to be held on May 7 at Londesboro. People USED CAR BUY OF THE WEEK 1984 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA BROUGHAM Loetod1 Air cons/Wooing. cruise control pulse wlpors, 1111 whoolgouge pockage. AM(GM storoo with rosso/to. power win Bows and door loan, reclining front soots. powor bunk, wiro wheel rovorstinted gloss. Serial No. 33ESO4. 90,800. BROWN CLINTON -since 1935 Chevrolet Oldsmobile 482-9347 482-9321 Mr. and Mrs. tan Wilbee visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilbee, Napanee. Isabelle Shortreed spent a couple of days recently with Bill and Loge Smith in Mitchell SIMMONS 1a SIMMONS (rnxIIpWIC SERIES 3000 N SALE GO GOpET /LEIS ---oc')Li bt 1 y1 ---- FINE -FURN 111. RE 145.2250 • T M MINIONS tIMITE0 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig were in Bolton last Thursday to attend the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Wes McCutchion. Mrs. Lorry 1 Dena 1 Kale and children, Carla and Cameron of Edmonton, Alberta are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Wey, calling on Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid on Saturday. Congratulations to Bill and Valerie Shor- treed on their new baby girl born in Clinton Hospital last Friday. Valerie and baby are at Westminster Campus in London at the time of writing, hope they will be well to return home real soon. Thomas of Athens, and one brother and two sisters in the Netherlands. He was predeceased by three sisters and three brothers. A funeral service was held on April 7 at the Clinton and Christian Reformed Church with Rev. Homer Samplonius officiating. Funeral directors were Ball and Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton. Pallbearers were Brant Bylsma, Henry Hummel, John Kassies Sr., Marten Kuipers, William Roest and Ralph Stryker. Interment in Clinton Cemetery. BabyLaura Neutel Baby Laura Neutel, daughter of John and Mary -Ann (fieykoop) Neutel of Brucefield, died in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on March 31. She was one -day-old. Laura is survived by her parents, her grandparents, Harm and Pauline Neutel of Woodstock and Nick and Jennie Heykoop of RR3 Clinton. Also surviving are her great grandparents, Case and Alice Kuiper of Clinton and Nick Heykoop of the Netherlands. Laura is also survived by two brothers, Christopher and Brian, and one sister, Patricia, all at home. More than mowing on your rYund? THE ORIGINAL CUB CADET TRACTOR WITH MOWERS START AT $255500• 25 NEW UNITS JUST ARRIVED EARLY TRADER BONUS An Extra 9 50Q0 OFF Up To . In April A private funeral service was held on April 3 at the Ball and Falconer Funeral Home. Rev. Homer Samplonius officiated. Interment in the Clinton Cemetery. Helen Mulligan Helen Louise Mulligan, 47, of Bayfield, formerly of Stratford, died March 29 at her residence. Born in Stratford, she was a daughter of the late Alvin Mur,eh and the former Win- nifred Harris. Sher, had lived at Dunnville and Montreal, then Stratford, moving to Bayfield two years ago. She was a former employee of Canada Trust. Surviving are her husband Paul, one son, Kevin, of Bayfield; three brothers, Howard Murch and wife Irene, Bruce and wife Sheila, of London, Ross and wife Joan, of Dorval, Quebec; four sisters, Lois and hus- band Alex Trotter, Irene and husband Norm Calvert, of Sarnia, Joyce and husband Robert Petrie, Arlene and husband Ben Price, and father-in-law, Albert Mulligan, of Bayfield. A private family service was held 11 a.m. March 31 at the W.G. Young funeral home, 430 Huron St., Stratford. Rev. Robert Schroeder officiated. Burial followed in Avondale cemetery. leub Cadeti Power Equipment SIAlom 521-0120 V FARM EQUIPMENT 1IMIIED BahafiFaiTh Uniting the world .. . One heart at a time Pearls of Wisdom "Regard man as a mine rich in gems of inestimable value. Education alone. can, alone. cause it to reveal its treasures and enable mankind to benefit:' lion tht' ILII1,l1 ‘troth);~. 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