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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-11-11, Page 12Page 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1987 Fellowship and Frindship Man dies at age 67 Rose Marie Samuels of Clinton (right) was among the Saturday shoppers at the Wesley Willis Morning Market. Alice Andrews and Florence Miller were two of the workers in charge of the Christmas booth at the United Church bazaar. (Shelley McPhee Haist photo) UCW tours Kildonan Inn CLINTON - Twelve ladies gathered at Wesley Willis United Church on October 26 and had an enjoyable tour•of the Kildonan Inn. They returned to the church for a lunch Weddings • Family Portraits Graduating Special Occasions Animal Photography PETE'S PHOTOGRAPHY Peter Anstett 94 Oxford St Hensoll FREE ESTIMATES 262-3024 and short, meeting. For the November meeting, the unit has been asked by morning Glories U.C.W. to help decorate the church for Christmas. NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE To Try NEW Herbal Weight Control Program. No Drugs No Exercise 100% Guaranteed Seen On National T.V. CaII EIIy 672-8713 !Wail es gakiolie FUNERAL HOME LTD. M 5 Falcon r C D Denomme 151 HIC,H STRFF CI IN TON 487 9441 BOX FUNERAL CHAPEL 47 HIGH STREET SEAFORTH THOMAS LOUIS DORSEY Thomas Lquis Dorsey died Tuesday, Oc- tober 27, 1987 at the Mitchell Nursing Home. He was 67. A son of the late Louis Dorsey and Agnes Morris, Mr. Dorsey is survived by a brother Joseph and his wife Hazel of Dublin, and a sister Mary and her husband Vincent Gooder of London. Frinnrie wpm' received at the Whitney Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street Seaforth, and a Mass, of Christian Burial was held at St. Patrinks Roman Catholic Church in Dublin on October 30. Father Car- rigan officiated, Interment was at the St. Columban Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Arts, Joe Devereaux, Thomas Kale, Bill McLaughlin, Ferg Kelly, and Toni Melaily, Wesley -Willis executive makes plans for banquet CLINTON - The Wesley -Willis United Church women executive meeting was held on November 4 with president Peggy Men- zies in the chair. She opened the meeting with a poem and reported that she had at- tended the Presbyterian executive in Stratford. The Annual Huron -Perth Presbyterial will be in Wesley -Willis Church on January 25. The October minutes were read by Ruth Bond and Marilyn Parr gave the treasurer's report. The corresponding secretary, Donna .Johnston. had received several thank you notes and also a letter informing the group that a speaker on Leprosy was available for the Fall Thankoffering next October. Appreciation was to be sent to Al Mathers for his donations to the Morning Market and Friendship House. The social convener, Anne Maclean, reported that they are catering to two ban- quets, the over 50 club on December 11 and St. James Street apartment ladies on December 15. The Christmas meeting on December 9 will start at 12 p.m. with a noon luncheon and- the program will be Anne Maclean's highlights of the London Conference. The installation of the 1988 officers is January 3. The stewardship committeeof the official board are planning aR:hurch vsitation and a newsletter will be distributed at this time. Rev. and Mrs'. Bechte; attended Ministerial Convention in New York and heard Norman Vincent Peale Teak on the Foundation of Christian living He is very active at 89 years of age and an excellent speaker. • The gifts for Friendship Houle and Good will Industries were picked up oil October 25 but the response was not as good as usual, so it was moved that members retu•n to hav- ing their good will effort on Thanksgiving Sunday in the future. A Christmas visitation will be ;onducted the first week in December, and tie Sunday school Christmas.concert will be December 14, and the Youth Choir will be snging at this event. The Morning Glories and Evening Unit are meeting at 7 p.m. on November 25 to decorate the church for Christnas. New materials are to be purchased if needed. A large projector screen is also to b> bought for church use. It was decided that when new babies are christened, they were to be given a rose in a rose bowl. CPH addition a reality CLINTON - Clinton Public Hospital's new addition is fast becoming a reality. The brickwork is progressing nicely and the con- tractor feels the roof will be ort the new wing by the end of the month. The hospital recently had installed a new telephone system due to the capacity of the one that was in use. With the new telephone system came many new features and one of those being that patients will be able to have telephones in their own rooms for a small fee. Thic 'Olnwc the patients to receive and make calls to their friends and loved ones in the privacy of their own room. The Board of Trustees is very pleased with the installation of the phone system and knows it will be appreciated by the patients. When the new phone system was installed the patient call system to the nurses station was also replaced and now the patient an talk directly to the nurse without the nurse having to come to the room. This will save many steps for nursing personnel. Bridal shower thrown for Debbie Torrance GODERICH TWP. - A bridal shower was held on November 5 at the home of Barbara Betties in honor of Debbie Torrance. Unwrapping the mystery parcel caused much disappointment when the winner, each time, found the gift did not belong to her. The bride-to-be finally won the prize. Bessie Townshend conducted a Christmas quiz. Muriel Lockhart changed the seating arrangements of the guests when she organized the card game. Helen Sowerby and Debbie were the winners. Church Services Anglican ,Si. Paul's Anglican Church Rev G A Anderson Guest Rector Sunday, November 15 11:30 A.M. Morning Worship Communion First & Third Sunday Everyone Welcome Fellowship Bible Chapel 162 Maple Street SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 9 45 o m Worship & Remembrance 11 n m Sunday School & Family Bible Hour Speaker Keith Fryer 7 p m Evening Service Speaker Keith Fryer Awry -to for Kindergarten through Grade 8 weekly Bible Studies Thurs 7 30 p m WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1t Coffee Hour Speaker Vivian Grant London Listen to "Just Neighbours" on Cable 12 Sundays 5 p m Tuesdays 8 30 p m Clinton Presbyterian St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church MINISTER 45 S.,'lh„ry St F C 4n+on ORGANIST Row. Willha,n M. Darhar Chariots Morrill Sunday, November 15 1000 A M Diving Worship & Sunday School Christian Reformdd Vanastra Christian Church in affiliation with the Christian Reformed Church PASTOR JAMES VISSER 482 7376 (Church) EVERYONE WELCOME WORSHIP SERVICES 945 a m 6 30 p.m Christian. Reformed Church 243 Princess St., E. Clinton Sunday, November 15 Rev. Homer Samplonius 10 a.m. Worship Service 7 p.m. Worship Service Coffee Break Thursday 9:45 a.m. All Visitors Welcome United Ontario Street. United Church MINISTER i05 O.'Miro 51 Citn'nn O.'i ORGANIST Raw. David J. Woodall, ® • M 191V Loolma McGroRor SUNDAY NOVEMBER is 11 A M Morning Service 11 A M Sunday School Supervised Nursery Wesley -Willis United Church. MINISTER -REV. JAMES BECHTEL. 8.A., B.D. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15 9 45 A.M. Service at Holmesville 1100 A.M. Service at Wesley.Wiliis Everyone Welcome Five groups were formed with a leader in each group and a form was filled in to be us- ed in the society page of a local paper. Bar- bara Betties was the instigator of this hilarious article. Each leader read their group's article which contained names of persons present. The bride-to-be received many gifts. She thanked the 28 guests present and invited everyone to their wedding reception to be held November 21 at Saltford Valley Hall. Sadie Grealis celebrated her 90th birthday at Huronview on October 27. A birthday par- ty was held in her honor at Huronview on November 1. (David Emslie photo) Jamie Workman Jamie Workman, son of Harold Workman of Mitchell and Muriel Blaney of Calgary, graduated from the Electronics Engineer- ing Technician Program with honors from the DeVry Institute of Technology in Weston. Jamie has accepted a position with Evron Computers in Markham. Jamie is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School. Rebekah euchre results CLINTON - The Rebekah's held a card party on November 5 with Irene Whitmore taking the high hands for the ladies and Marjorie Caldwell taking the low hands. In the men's division, Rena Wilson was high winner and Alden ('rich was the low winner. Lone hands were won by Erma Grich and Jean McEwan. Another card party is set for November 19. A INVES1`IyENTS FINANCIAL CENTRE Goderich 5195242773 1,800.255.5503 BEST RATES 8 3/4% Short Term (-97 S (., 1 Yr. G.I.C. Yr. G.I AN Deposits 1l4SURED Within {limits TO Dana Taylor, Clinton Kristin Mustard, Brucefield Christena Stewart, Toronto Ryan Crawford, Clinton Anthony Wilkinson, R.R. 2 Seaforth Ashlea Watson, Mississauga Krista Black, R.R. 4 Clinton Jeremy Leppington, Clinton Valerie Van Riesen, Clinton ON November 11 November 11 November 12 November '12 November 13 November 13 N vember 15 November 16 H owornber 17 HAVE YOUR BIRTHDA ■ PARTY AT We can supply — CAKE - HATS• - GAMES AND A HSTESS. Call for det~:Hs! 482-7337 SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEARS ,ii CHANDLER. W 4. IMPP aillir.. Clinton Area MICHAEL FALCONER 153 HIGH STREET, CLINTON 482-9441 Goderich Area ROBERT McCALLUM 11 CAMBRIA ROAD, GODERICH 524-7345 and short, meeting. For the November meeting, the unit has been asked by morning Glories U.C.W. to help decorate the church for Christmas. NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE To Try NEW Herbal Weight Control Program. No Drugs No Exercise 100% Guaranteed Seen On National T.V. CaII EIIy 672-8713 !Wail es gakiolie FUNERAL HOME LTD. M 5 Falcon r C D Denomme 151 HIC,H STRFF CI IN TON 487 9441 BOX FUNERAL CHAPEL 47 HIGH STREET SEAFORTH THOMAS LOUIS DORSEY Thomas Lquis Dorsey died Tuesday, Oc- tober 27, 1987 at the Mitchell Nursing Home. He was 67. A son of the late Louis Dorsey and Agnes Morris, Mr. Dorsey is survived by a brother Joseph and his wife Hazel of Dublin, and a sister Mary and her husband Vincent Gooder of London. Frinnrie wpm' received at the Whitney Ribey Funeral Home, 87 Goderich Street Seaforth, and a Mass, of Christian Burial was held at St. Patrinks Roman Catholic Church in Dublin on October 30. Father Car- rigan officiated, Interment was at the St. Columban Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Arts, Joe Devereaux, Thomas Kale, Bill McLaughlin, Ferg Kelly, and Toni Melaily, Wesley -Willis executive makes plans for banquet CLINTON - The Wesley -Willis United Church women executive meeting was held on November 4 with president Peggy Men- zies in the chair. She opened the meeting with a poem and reported that she had at- tended the Presbyterian executive in Stratford. The Annual Huron -Perth Presbyterial will be in Wesley -Willis Church on January 25. The October minutes were read by Ruth Bond and Marilyn Parr gave the treasurer's report. The corresponding secretary, Donna .Johnston. had received several thank you notes and also a letter informing the group that a speaker on Leprosy was available for the Fall Thankoffering next October. Appreciation was to be sent to Al Mathers for his donations to the Morning Market and Friendship House. The social convener, Anne Maclean, reported that they are catering to two ban- quets, the over 50 club on December 11 and St. James Street apartment ladies on December 15. The Christmas meeting on December 9 will start at 12 p.m. with a noon luncheon and- the program will be Anne Maclean's highlights of the London Conference. The installation of the 1988 officers is January 3. The stewardship committeeof the official board are planning aR:hurch vsitation and a newsletter will be distributed at this time. Rev. and Mrs'. Bechte; attended Ministerial Convention in New York and heard Norman Vincent Peale Teak on the Foundation of Christian living He is very active at 89 years of age and an excellent speaker. • The gifts for Friendship Houle and Good will Industries were picked up oil October 25 but the response was not as good as usual, so it was moved that members retu•n to hav- ing their good will effort on Thanksgiving Sunday in the future. A Christmas visitation will be ;onducted the first week in December, and tie Sunday school Christmas.concert will be December 14, and the Youth Choir will be snging at this event. The Morning Glories and Evening Unit are meeting at 7 p.m. on November 25 to decorate the church for Christnas. New materials are to be purchased if needed. A large projector screen is also to b> bought for church use. It was decided that when new babies are christened, they were to be given a rose in a rose bowl. CPH addition a reality CLINTON - Clinton Public Hospital's new addition is fast becoming a reality. The brickwork is progressing nicely and the con- tractor feels the roof will be ort the new wing by the end of the month. The hospital recently had installed a new telephone system due to the capacity of the one that was in use. With the new telephone system came many new features and one of those being that patients will be able to have telephones in their own rooms for a small fee. Thic 'Olnwc the patients to receive and make calls to their friends and loved ones in the privacy of their own room. The Board of Trustees is very pleased with the installation of the phone system and knows it will be appreciated by the patients. When the new phone system was installed the patient call system to the nurses station was also replaced and now the patient an talk directly to the nurse without the nurse having to come to the room. This will save many steps for nursing personnel. Bridal shower thrown for Debbie Torrance GODERICH TWP. - A bridal shower was held on November 5 at the home of Barbara Betties in honor of Debbie Torrance. Unwrapping the mystery parcel caused much disappointment when the winner, each time, found the gift did not belong to her. The bride-to-be finally won the prize. Bessie Townshend conducted a Christmas quiz. Muriel Lockhart changed the seating arrangements of the guests when she organized the card game. Helen Sowerby and Debbie were the winners. Church Services Anglican ,Si. Paul's Anglican Church Rev G A Anderson Guest Rector Sunday, November 15 11:30 A.M. Morning Worship Communion First & Third Sunday Everyone Welcome Fellowship Bible Chapel 162 Maple Street SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 9 45 o m Worship & Remembrance 11 n m Sunday School & Family Bible Hour Speaker Keith Fryer 7 p m Evening Service Speaker Keith Fryer Awry -to for Kindergarten through Grade 8 weekly Bible Studies Thurs 7 30 p m WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1t Coffee Hour Speaker Vivian Grant London Listen to "Just Neighbours" on Cable 12 Sundays 5 p m Tuesdays 8 30 p m Clinton Presbyterian St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church MINISTER 45 S.,'lh„ry St F C 4n+on ORGANIST Row. Willha,n M. Darhar Chariots Morrill Sunday, November 15 1000 A M Diving Worship & Sunday School Christian Reformdd Vanastra Christian Church in affiliation with the Christian Reformed Church PASTOR JAMES VISSER 482 7376 (Church) EVERYONE WELCOME WORSHIP SERVICES 945 a m 6 30 p.m Christian. Reformed Church 243 Princess St., E. Clinton Sunday, November 15 Rev. Homer Samplonius 10 a.m. Worship Service 7 p.m. Worship Service Coffee Break Thursday 9:45 a.m. All Visitors Welcome United Ontario Street. United Church MINISTER i05 O.'Miro 51 Citn'nn O.'i ORGANIST Raw. David J. Woodall, ® • M 191V Loolma McGroRor SUNDAY NOVEMBER is 11 A M Morning Service 11 A M Sunday School Supervised Nursery Wesley -Willis United Church. MINISTER -REV. JAMES BECHTEL. 8.A., B.D. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15 9 45 A.M. Service at Holmesville 1100 A.M. Service at Wesley.Wiliis Everyone Welcome Five groups were formed with a leader in each group and a form was filled in to be us- ed in the society page of a local paper. Bar- bara Betties was the instigator of this hilarious article. Each leader read their group's article which contained names of persons present. The bride-to-be received many gifts. She thanked the 28 guests present and invited everyone to their wedding reception to be held November 21 at Saltford Valley Hall. Sadie Grealis celebrated her 90th birthday at Huronview on October 27. A birthday par- ty was held in her honor at Huronview on November 1. (David Emslie photo) Jamie Workman Jamie Workman, son of Harold Workman of Mitchell and Muriel Blaney of Calgary, graduated from the Electronics Engineer- ing Technician Program with honors from the DeVry Institute of Technology in Weston. Jamie has accepted a position with Evron Computers in Markham. Jamie is a graduate of Central Huron Secondary School. Rebekah euchre results CLINTON - The Rebekah's held a card party on November 5 with Irene Whitmore taking the high hands for the ladies and Marjorie Caldwell taking the low hands. In the men's division, Rena Wilson was high winner and Alden ('rich was the low winner. Lone hands were won by Erma Grich and Jean McEwan. Another card party is set for November 19. A INVES1`IyENTS FINANCIAL CENTRE Goderich 5195242773 1,800.255.5503 BEST RATES 8 3/4% Short Term (-97 S (., 1 Yr. G.I.C. Yr. G.I AN Deposits 1l4SURED Within {limits TO Dana Taylor, Clinton Kristin Mustard, Brucefield Christena Stewart, Toronto Ryan Crawford, Clinton Anthony Wilkinson, R.R. 2 Seaforth Ashlea Watson, Mississauga Krista Black, R.R. 4 Clinton Jeremy Leppington, Clinton Valerie Van Riesen, Clinton ON November 11 November 11 November 12 November '12 November 13 November 13 N vember 15 November 16 H owornber 17 HAVE YOUR BIRTHDA ■ PARTY AT We can supply — CAKE - HATS• - GAMES AND A HSTESS. Call for det~:Hs! 482-7337