Clinton News Record, 1955-05-12, Page 5THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1955
F. Scotchme.r
Electrical Service
DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL =- INDUSTRIAL
REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE
BAYFIELD, ONTARIO
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Congratulations!
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
on the opening of the new
Nurses' Residence
We had the privilege of laying the
walks and curbing.
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Henry T. Young
GENERAL CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
PHONE 143W CLINTON
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD`.
Superintendent At Clinton
MISS A. B. SINCLAI , Reg.N., has been superintendent of
the Clinton Public Hospital since 1946. She is a graduate of
the nurses' training school- which was conductedat the Clinton
Hospital until late in 1950. (Photo by MacLaren'sl.
Four Generations
Present At
Family Picnic
(By our Bayfield correspondent)
Sunday afternoon, May 1, was
a very happy occasion for Alfred
Scotchmer when a family picnic
was held at which four generations
were present, and all his children
were together. With Mr. and
Mrs. Scotchmer (Mrs. R. Heath),
Calgary; Daisy (Mrs. F. P. Ar-
kell), Rose (Mrs. Gordon Scotch-
mer), Alfred Jr., and Gordon, gath-
ered with their respective families
at the home of their sister Helen
(Mrs. John Cluff).
Oi Mr. Scotchmer's 16 grand-
children, only two, Thomas Ar-
kell, Hamilton, and Gwen Heath
(Mrs. R. Kjonis) Patterson, Calif.,
were not able to be present. Of
his seven great-grandchildren, two,
JoAnne and Kenny Arkell, were
prevented from attending owing to
illness. .
Forty-one partook of a delicious
buffet supper served in the house
about four o'clock. Other relatives
and friends who enjoyed this happy
family gathering included Les
O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. M..7. Butler
and Murray Neal and Gordon Jen-
kins, Clinton.
AUBURN
' SS Anniversary'
Sunday School anniversary ser-
vices, including services for Flow-
er Sunday are being held in Au-
burn United Church next Sunday,
May 15. Rev, John Walker, presi-
dent of London Conference and
former minister at Dungannon, is
the guest speaker, There will be
special music by a children's choir
and special flower service decora-
tions. Mrs, Ralph Munro is organ-
ist and Charles Scott, superintend-
ent.
Congratulations
to the
Clinton Hospital Board
on the completion of the new
Nurses' Residence
e had the pleasure of supplying the hardware and furnishings for
the new building.
Bali f3 Mutch
HARDWARE -- FURNITURE
PHONE 195
CLINTON
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May
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TELEVISION SET ` (21") VALUE $350.00
THREE $1.00 SPECIAL GAMES
15 REGULAR GAMES -- $25.O0 EACH
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Minister Baptizes
Grandson Among
Other Children
At the Mether's Day service in
Wesley -Willis United,Church, . the
Sacrament of Baptism was admin.
istered. Rev. H. C. Wilson had
the privilege of baptizing his own
grandson, Donald Neilson Deas,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Deas,
London.
Other .children baptized were:
Robert Colin -Andrews, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs, Douglas.Andrews;;,
Janice Elaine, Bagnall daughter.
of. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bagnall;;
Frank Alexander Cameron, son of
Mr. and Mrs: J. "Mac" Cameron;.
Roderick George Walter Campbell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Camp-
bell; Beth Louise Chowen, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs, . William.
Chowen; William Brett McEwan
son of Mr, and Mrs; Harry Mc
Ewan, all of Clinton; and Sandra
Ellen Clare, . daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Clare, Palmerston;
William Craig Griffiths, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Griffiths,
London; Kimberly Jon McBurney,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Burney, London.
Hensall Village
Bride -Elect Feted
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Miss Marlene Petzke was hostess
at her home on Friday evening,
May 6, for a presentation to Miss
Connie Bell, bride -elect of this
month, whose marriage to Morris
Laird Taylor, Brueefield, takes
place in St. 'Paul's Anglican.
Church, Clinton, on May 13.
The guest of honor was present-
ed with a beautiful tri-Iight Iamp
and other gifts. The address was
read by Miss- Marlene Petzke,
presentations were made by Miss
Jean Mousseau and Marlene. A
recreational period was in the
charge of Miss J. Mousseau.
Twenty-five girl . friends of the
bride -elect attended the affair.
Ladies' Club Has
Mirth -Making:
Roll Call To•
pic
The April meeting of the London
Road Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Van Ninhuys with 14
members and two visitors present.
The president, Mrs, W. Watkins,
opened the meeting. The song
"Corning Through the Rye" was
sung and the creed repeated. Roll
call was answered by imitating an
animal and this caused much fun.
Thank -you letters were read. It'
was moved that $10 be donated to
the Cancer Society. Mystery box
was won by Helen Anderson,
The program was in the charge
of Mrs. James Nott. She gave a,
reading entitled "Keep Smiling".
The rest of the afternoon was
spent playing bingo. The meeting
was closed with "God Save the
Queen" and a social hour was en-
joyed.
The hostess assisted by Mrs,
Rooth served delicious refresh-
ments. The May meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Cooper.
Roll call will be a sale of slips,
bulbs or seeds. The program will
be in the charge of Miss Helen
Anderson. Hostesses are Mrs.
Manning and Mrs. Doucette.
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Congratulations to
Clinton Public
Hospital
We ate pleased to hove
supplied the
• MILLWORK,
" PLYWOOD and
• BUILT-IN FURNITURE
for the
N URSES' RESIDENCE
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Sale Price -- $275.00
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