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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-06-10, Page 17J 1 4 The Auxiliary to the Clinton Public Hospital held a pot -luck lunch on June 1 at the home of Kristy Harrett. Some of the 37 members present were seated on the deck. They are (front, left) Peggy Menzies; Eleanore Sisco, the secretary -treasurer for Region 11; Mel Kirlin, Region 11 Chairman; Patricia Muratori, first vice-president; Kristy Harrett, hostess and treasurer. (Back, left), Marg Coventry, president; Leona Tow ton, secretary; Joyce Chilton, past president; Doris Raddoch and Ruth Makins, members. (Anne Narejko photo) Varna f Lmily honors graduate VARNA - Following the convocation ceremony of Michael Coleman on May 30, a family dinner was held in his honor at the Knotty Pine Restaurant and guests who at- tended from Bayfield, Brantford, Walker- ton, Varna and Zurich enjoyed the evening at the home of Sandra Coleman in Waterloo. Michael received his Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Waterloo. Winners named in draw by Golden Radars CLINTON - The Golden Radars held their meeting June :3 with 50 present. The business was conducted and approved then the draws were made. The quilt was won by Judy Lee of Clinton and the afghan was won by Ruby Le Faive of Varna and the shawl was won by Verna Glazier of Clinton. The Golden Radars appreciated those who bought tickets or helped in any way. The group is invited to Huronview and about 30 plan to attend. Gwen Watson and .Joe Boland entertained on. the piano and violin. Then. euchre was played with win- ners: high, Isabelle Batkins and Ida Godk- ins; low, Elmer Trick and Willa Taylor; lone hands were won by Verna Glazier. Olympics, workboot style CLASSIFIED • tErff L47. Card of thanks MACDOUGALL The fornily of the late Harvey MacDougall wishes to express sincere thanks and appreciation to all dear relatives. friends, and neighbours for their kindness and expressions of sympathy through cords. charitable donations, floral tributes, food, and in so many other ways. Special thanks to the doctors and nurses at Clinton Hospital and University Hospital. The VON. the Physio Therapy Dept.. and Home Core Services, to members of St. Andrew's United Church, to the MacKenzie & McCreath Funeral Home. and to Rev. J. Hoekstra for his words of comfort. With sincere appreciation. Doris & The Family. 23x CLINTON GLASS • We would like to thank and congratulate Nancy Snell and Poul Wheeler of the Clinton Spring Fair Board for all their hard work in organizing a most successful TradeFest in the arena at last weekend's Spring Fair. It was our pleasure to hove participated. Hans and Rita Van Dyke. Clin• ton Glass and Mirror. 23or SNELL We would like to thank all our friends and neighbours for their help on the evening of May 30 Thanks also to the members of the Clinton and Blyth Fire Department for their quick and hard work Charles and Sharon 23 WELCH We would like to thank all of Richards many friends for contributing the plaque and also the trophy which will be given each year in his memory for minor hockey. The thought and love is greatly felt by both my wife and myself Allan and Glenna 23x BEST INTEREST 1 0 1/4 Guaranteed Investment Certificates `Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale w Exeter 235-2420 Clinton 482-9747 Insurance Broker; Inc. Grand Bend 238-8484 Goderich 524-2116 47. Card of thanks BATKIN Many thanks to those who remembered me in any way while a patient in local hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Baker. Dr Flowers. Dr. Harrett and nurses for their kindness. Mervyn. 23x LEBEAU I would like to thank my family and friends for all the prayers, gifts. cards. and visits extended to me while a patient in St. Joseph s hospital. It was all very much appreciated. Edna. 23 MACDONALD My sincere thonks to friends and relatives for flowers. cards. and also to those who dropped in to visit while I was a patient at Clinton Public Hospital, Thanks also to doctors and nurses for their excellent core. Isabel 23 STEEP I sincerely wish to thank all my family and friends for their visits. cards treats and call, while I was a patient in Clinton Hospital Special thanks to Drs Flowers, Harrett. and Hay and the nurses and staff on first floor Your kindness was much appreciated Steve. 23 WESTLAKE We would like to express our sincere thanks to our family and to all who joined in on the ocro Sion of our 50th anniversary. Our thanks for the gifts flowers and cards and for the ladies who took charge of the Open House in the afternoon also to those who prepared the evening meal Gladwin and Mae 23 • from page 5 High mens scores were; John Pepper 394, Ernie Chipchase 342, George Dowson 243. UNITED CHURCH SERVICE The South Huron Male Gospel Singers pro- vided beautiful music for Pentecost Sunday at the Hensall United Church, June 7. '1'he Junior Choir sang In my Heart There Rings a Melody with Soloist Mindy Bell, and Jacob's Ladder. In place of a sermon Tim Brock and Sharon Wurm told of their experiences at the General Conference in Sault Ste. Marie two weeks ago. • Linda I Dani Crerar was received into membership by transfer of certificate from Carmel Presbyterian Church, Hensall. Karen Hartman dedicated a Service Book in memory of her grandparents and two uncles. Dorothy Corbett greated worship- pers at the door and ushers were Don Steb- bins and son Bill, Mark Consitt and Wayne Corbett. On Monday, .June 1, Hensall P.C.W. celebrated their 97th birthday. The meeting was held at Carmel Presbyterian Church with guest Eleanor Stevenson, 1st vice- nresident of the Stratford Presbyterial. The General Meeting of the Hensall United Church Women was held June 1. Grace Drummond led in the worship celebration of the 25th anniversary of the U.C.W. A candle lighting ceremony was con- ducted by Dorothy Britnell, Belva Fuss and Grace Drummond. The three candles represented the past, present and future of the U.C.W. Grace explained the 25th an- niversary symbol and then very capably told the history of the women's organization. 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Wednesday, June 17th or All Micro Cooking Dishes Less 10% for school only Over 50 Micro Ovens In Stock All at Special sale prices At our Stiare oiY9 Thursday, June 18th 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tickets limited - reserve early We Service WVhaf We Soli DRYS 'ALI MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LW. FIENSML.L 26147:28 Ontario' CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN TRLDAY TILL, 9 P.M. "THE PLACE TO BUY APPCIANtESS" CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1987—Page 17 STRAWBERRIES Holmesville SPRINGBANK ACRES Bovfjeld 'iv Barfield Clinton* ��AKNA Brucetield° • PICK -YOUR -OWN at SPRINGBANK ACRES A mile north of VARNA on County Rand 31 No Fungicides Pesticides or Sprays used Please No Children or Pets For crop update Phone 482.9284 I PICKING HOURS- 9AM-8PM Now Open CLOSED SUNDAY 482-9284 notice e e s Huron Chiropractic Centre, Goderich will be open to provide continuing care from Chiropractor Leslie White D.C. during my recuperation period. OFFICE HOURS: ALL DAY TUESDAY & THURSDAY HERBERT B. 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CLINTON ENGINE SERVICE 482-5322 Lawn & Garden Equipment -Snowmobiles, Motorcylesand ATV's 267 Victoria Street, S., Clinton APPOINTMENT (den blachan of (:.M. 11 A('ll,®\ ('ONSL'I.TING AND SYSTEM SUPPORT is pleased to announce the appointment of Rhonda Bund, to his computer support and training staff. RllONl)'t has an excellent background in a %ariety of business office settings, hoth using and installing micro -computer applications. In order to set an appointment to discuss your computer hard- ware, software. training or sup- port requirements, please call (i,oDERI('H 521-6822 or Toll Free Pager 1-551-1051. We have been providing services and equipment to clients in Huron and Perth counties since 1983. (Logic Aboard) G.M. MACHAN CONSULTING 248 Britannia Rd. W., Goderich