Clinton News-Record, 1987-11-25, Page 11CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1987—Page 11
Ann McClure, daughter of Walter and
Muriel McClure of Seaforth just recently
received her Registered Nurse's Certificate
from the College of Nurses of Ontario. Ann
is agraduate of Seaforth District High
School and on August 10 she received her
Diploma in Nursing from Fanshawe Col-
lege, London. She has accepted a position
with Victoria Hospital, London.
OPP RIDE
program begins
The Ontario Provincial Police
Christmas/New Year R.I.D.E driver
check program began Sunday, November
15 on a province -wide basis.
The OPP R.I.D.E. program is a year-
round anti -impaired driving campaign,
stepping up for eight weeks during the
peak of the festive season.
The two-week extension of the
Christmas/New Year R.I.D.E. blitz, which
ran for only six weeks prior to last year's
program, has proved effective in screen-
ing twice as many motorists, and getting
hundreds of impaired drivers and liquor
law violators off the roads.
Impaired driving is still one of the most
significant factors in approximately half
of all fatal motor vehicle accidents in-
vestigated by the OPP.
"The OPP R.I.D.E. progra-rn is an essen-
tial means of reducing the risk of accidents
and fatalities on our highways at any time
of the year," said OPP Commissioner Ar-
chie Ferguson.
"They potential for danger has tradi-
tionally increased during the Christmas
season, and for this reason the OPP will
place a high priority on taking impaired
drivers off the road," the Commissioner
added.
In last year's Christmas/New Year
R.I.D.E. blitz, OPP officers checked
357,167 drivers across the province and
charged 1,193 people with alcohol-related
Criminal Code of Canada driving offences.
A total of 2,938 motorists were taken off the
road with 12 -hour licence suspensions and
1,595 people faced Liquor Licence Act
charges for having alcohol easily accesible
to the driver.
The OPP will operate a minimum of 40
R.I.D.E. check locations across Ontario
every day, stopping more than 20,000
vehicles weekly.
All available manpower, aided by aux-
iliary members, will be committed to the
R.I.D.E. program during the two-month
Christmas/New Year blitz.
"The OPP R.I.D.E. checks may in-
convenience the motoring public, but we
will keep the delays down to a minimum,"
said Commissioner Ferguson. "Our main
purpose is to save lives and prevent ac-
cidents and it is in everyone's best interest
that we stop impaired driving," said Com-
missioner Ferguson.
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Fellowship andfriendship
May Atkinson
May M. Atkinson of St. Clair Shores,
Michigan, and formerly of Bayfield, died at
Goodells Park, Michigan on November 17.
She was 87.
Born on April 12, 1900, in Kensington,
England, she was the daughter of the late
Albert George and Ada May (Lambert)
Morris.
She was married on February 1, 1923 in
Toronto to John McFall Atkinson. Mr.
Atkinson died in 1971.
A member of the Trinity Anglican Church
in Bayfield, Mrs. Atkinson's primary in-
terests were in music, flower gardening,
reading and history.
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Norman (Helen Patricia) Cooper of
Bayfield and Mount Clemens, Michigan,
and Marion Virginia Pence of Baltimore,
Maryland, and one son, John Stewart Atkin-
son of St. Clair Shores, Michigan and
Bayfield.
She is also survived by five grand-
children, Gawain Richard Grenville Johns,
David Stewart and Elizabeth Jane Atkinson,
and Stephen Gerald and Robert Monroe
dies at 87
Pence, along with three great grand-
children, Gavin Richard Alexander Johns,
David Stewart Atkinson Jr. and Christopher
of Hamilton.
Also surviving are three nieces, Eleanor
Wilkinson of Peterborough, Marilyn
McFadden of Toronto and Shirley Corkigian
of Hamilton.
She was predeceased by a brother, Alfred
George Morris, a sister, Margaret Ada
Mack and a great grandson, Duane Renouf
Stuart Johns.
Funeral services were held on November
20 at the Trinity Anglican Church in
Bayfield with Rev. George Youmatoff of-
ficiating. Funeral directors were Ball and
Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton.
Organist was Molly Cox.
Pallbearers were Lloyd Westlake, Grant
Turner, Arnold Makins, Keith Brander and
Anthony (Toney) Hutchings, and the
honorary pallbearers were Harry Baker
and Ernie Hovey.
Interment was held at the Bayfield
Cemetery.
Fall bazaar raises :2,300
CLINTON - Prior to the November mon-
thly meeting of St. Joseph's subdivision of
the Catholic Women's League, a Mass for
the living and deceased members was said
by the spiritual director, Rev. Father John
Pluta.
Corrie Brand, president, opened the
meeting with prayer, followed by scripture
reading by Anne Ball. The recent fall bazaar
netted a total of $2,300, of which a donation
of $1,100 was made to the Clinton Public
Hospital Building Fund.
In keeping with a national CWL policy,
members agreed to give one per cent of all
profits towards the Third World Countries to
assist in providing clear water. A donation
of $200 will be given to the Goderich and
District Pro -Life to assist in its rental of a
new office, which is to be located above the
Park Theatre on The Square in Goderich.
A provincial past -president, Sheila
Howard, London, will address the
tmas meeting on December 1. A
k supper will be held with the
ds being invited to attend.
embership convener, Nellie Wam-
mes, reported that there are now 56
members. Tena Bos, secretary, read the
month's correspondence, and Mary Van
Denilzes, treasurer, gave the financial
statement.
Congratulatory cards will be forwarded to
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon O'Brien, who recently
observed their golden wedding anniversary,
and to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wild, who
observed their 45th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Brand reported on the October
Huron -Perth Deanery meeting held in
Kennicott.
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The
Rebekahs install officers
CLINTON - Huronic Rebekah Lodge 306
held its installation of officers October 5.
Sister Bev Broadfoot D.D.P. of District 23
and her installing team installed the new
oficers which are as follows:
J.P.N.G. - Sis. Jean Wyatt; N.G. Sis Joyce
Chilton; V.G. - Sis. Grace Cartwright; Rec.
Sec. - Sis. Bev Broadfoot; Fin. Sec. - Sis.
Bessie Townsdend; Color Bearer - Sis. Vera
Miller; Warden - Sis. Erma Cartwright;
Conductor - Sis. Barbara Taylor; Chaplain -
Sis. Marjorie Broadfoot; Musician - Sis Kay
Wise; R.S.N.G. - Sis. Edith Wright;
L.S.N.G. - Sis. Vera MacDonald; R.S.V.G. -
Sis. Molly Cox; L.S.V.G. - Sis. Emma Cox;
Inside Guardian - Sis. Valier Mair; Outside
Guardian - Sis. Myrtle Hamilton; R.S. of
Chaplain - Sis. Mary Trick; L.S. of Chaplain
- Sis. Edna Cox; R.S.P.N.G. - Sis. Marie Gib-
bings; L.S.P.N.G. - Sis. Reva Wilson; Ruth -
Sis. Ruth Jenkins; Naomi - Sis. Muriel
Lockhart; Degree Capthin - Sis. Molly Cox
and Press. Sec. - Sis. Edith Wright.
A Rebekah Tabloid was presented and Sis.
Cleta Holland sang a solo.
Two new members have been initiated
Sis. June Lee, Sis. Betty McLean.
November 19 card party results are:
ladies' high - Willa Taylor; ladies' low - Ret-
ta Baird; men's high - (playing as man)
Grace White; men's low - (playing as man)
Esther Moffat; lone hands - Eldon Crich.
Draw prizes were won by Erma Crich,
Muriel Grigg and Ruby Webster.
IODE chapter celebrates
CLINTON - Sarah Hale Chapter IODE
celebrated 15 years, since charter, at
Bartliff's Restaurant on November 3. Mrs.
Bartliff and her staff served turkey dinner
to 18 members and one guest.
Mrs. E. Fingland reminded members of
their accomplishments and equipment sup-
plied to Clinton Public Hospital (CPH) and -
Huronview. The Chapter's 1987 project has
been to supply a wheelchair equipped with
I.V. stand to CPH.
Mabel Middleton donated a portrait in oil
of a Mestizo model, named Coo Cha, from an
art class she attended in San Miguel de
Allende, Mexico last year. Raffle tickets
will be sold on this painting early in 1988.
The proceeds will be used for community
work.
Members were reminded to bring an un-
wrapped gift for the Family and Children's
Weddings Family Portraits
Graduating - Special Occasions
Animal Photography
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MRS. MAY M. ATKINSON of
Bayfield and St. Clairs Shores,
Michigan died on Tuesday,
November 17, 1987. Funeral ser-
vice was held at Trinity Anglican
Church, Bayfield on Friday,
November 20, 1987.
Lemetemerratemestescedetrommareettarmaromsementemns
Services Christmas Bureau and a scarf or
jewellery for auction at the December
potluck meeting to be held at Clara
Macaulay's.
The Sarah Hale Chapter will be handling
the mail out for the March of Dimes in
January 1988. The 1987 total forwarded to
Toronto from Clinton, Bayfield, Varna and
Brucefield was $2,200. Thanks to the com-
munities involved for their support.
Crane Hammond, centre, (played by Tanja Fowlie) holds a gun on an intruder during the
CILSS performance of Exit The Body, held November 20. The play was about a mystery
writer who comes to a New England house that has stolen diamonds in it. The play is a
mixture of mystery and comedy. (Paul Rudan photo)
Road reports available
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation
has announced that its Winter Road Repor-
ting Service for the public went into opera-
tion on Monday, Nov. 9.
The Road Information Centre at Toronto
and the ministry's offices throughout the
province have up to date information on
the condition of all provincial and secon-
dary highways 24 hours a day, seven days
a week during the winter months.
Information on winter road conditions
may be obtained around the clock by
telephoning 1-800-265-5407.
You are invited...
CRUSADE
RALLY
Sunday Evening, November 29th
7:30 p.m.
TRIVITT MEMORIAL AKGLICAN CHURCH -
Main St., EXETER
* Crusade Choir
* Youth Soloist: Kevin Rogers * Soloist: Janet Krahn
* Speaker: Jim Wilson, Crusade Director
* Meet the Crusade Executive * Fellowship & Coffee
SOUTH HURON CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
February 28 - March 6, 1988
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Anglican
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Rev G C Gilson
Sunday, November 29
11:30 A.M. Morning Worship
Communion First & Third Sunday
Everyone Welcome
162 Maple
Fellowship Bible Chapel
Street
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29
9.45 a m. Worship & Remembrance
11 a m Sunday School & Family Bible Hour
Speaker Richard Havercamp
7 p.m Evening Service
Speaker Richard Havercamp
Awano for Kindergarten through Grade 8, weekly
Bible Studies Thurs 7.30 p m
December 2nd Coffee Hour Speaker Vivian Grant
Elston to "Just N®sghbelurs" an Cobie 12
Sundays 5 p.m Tuesdays 8:30 p. m
Clinton
Presbyterian
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
MINIMUM 49 Reflonbury Ss E Cllavon ORGAMISB
Rae. WIlleaace M. I7orber Chorloo MnrrIH
Sunday, November 29
10700 A.M. Divine Worship & Su=day School
hristian Reformed
VVncastra Christian Church
In affiliation with the Christian Reformed Church
PASTOR - JAMES VISSER WORSHIP SERVICES
4827376 (Church) 9 45 a rn
EVERYONE WELCOME 6 30 p m
Christian Reformed Church
243 princess St., E. Clinton
Sunday, November 29
Rev Homer Samplonius
10 a.m. Worship Service
3 p.m. Worship Service
Coffee Break Thursday 9:413 a.m.
All Visitors Welcorne
United
Ontario Street United Church
WIDOWER 105 Ontario 5e Clinton On' OsOAM144
Roo. David J. Woodall, GA., M.01V. Lougee McGregor
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29
11 A M Morning Service
11 A M Sunday School
Supervised Nursery
Wesley -Willis United Church
MINISTER -REV. JAMES BECHTEL, B.A., B.®.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29
9-45 A.M. - Service at Holmesville
1100 A.M. - Service at Wesley -Willis
Everyone Welcome
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