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Clinton News Record, 2016-09-14, Page 1616 News Record • Wednesday, September 14, 2016 yourl emoments.ca Marking your milestones. For Obituaries call: 1-877-750-5054 Fax:1-866-485-8461 e-mail: obituaries@yourlifemoments.ca All other moments call: 1-888-786-7821 Fax: 1-866-757-0227 e -magi. muestonesstm.yourrfemoments.ca Obituaries I In Memoriam Thanks 1 Births I Celebrations More Coming Events Coming Events Coming Events Revival Services Evangelist - Rev. Mike Norwood Sept 23rd — Oct 2nd 7 p.m. Bible Missionary Church 35 Toronto Blvd. Vanastra, ON Pastor - Rev. Josh McCarthy For information call: 519 482 8183 CAMP MENESETUNG Turkey Dinner, Oc- tober 1, 2016, 4:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., Camp Menesetung, 82190 Church Camp Rd. Adults - $16 in advance, $18 at door, Chil- dren 5 to 10 $8, under 5 free. Take outs available. Contact for tickets any Board member or call 519-523-4290 or 519-524-6157. Clinton Branch Library Book Sale September 17-23, 2016 During library hours Payment by donation Something for everyone! Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary's 62nd ANNUAL PENNY SALE, September 15 - 24 at the St. Paul's Anglican Parish Hall, Rattenbury St. E., Clinton. Hours: Monday to Saturday 10a.m.-p.m. Friday Sept. 23 10 a.m. - 9 p.m . Sale ends Saturday, Septem- ber 24 NOON. Draw begins Sept. 24 12:30 p.m. Clinton United Church TURKEY DINNER, Thursday, September 29, 4:30-7 p.m. Adults $16, 6-12 yrs. $7. Advance tickets ONLY. TAKE OUT AVAILABLE. Tickets at office 519-482-9553, Mary 519-482-7419. KINGSBRIDGE CENTRE The Schneiders Male Chorus will be per- forming a fundraising concert, Sunday Sept. 18th at 3:00 pm.(doors open at 2:OOpm) The Chorus is one of the most active and finest choruses in Southern Ontario. Admis- sion is by donation. 84675 Hwy. 21 (former St. Joseph's Church) The Clinton Horticultural Society is meet- ing on Wed., Sept 21 at 7:30 pm at the OMAFRA office, 100 Don St, Clinton. Arranging flowers for thanksgiving will be demonstrated by Luann Taylor of Luann's Flowers and Gifts, Goderich. Guests are welcome. The Jenkins Clan is having a come and go for Gord's Birthday on Sunday September 18, 2016. Blyth Lions Park from 1-5 p.m. No gifts please All family and friends welcome BYOB. Cards of Thanks Cards of Thanks DUPEE The family of Irene Dupee would like to thank family, friends and neighbours for their love, support and prayers since her passing. Thank you to all those who brought food to our homes and the beautiful flower arrangements, donations, The First Baptist Church pastor Wally DeWolf and the Falconer Funeral Home for their help and prayers at this difficult time. The Dupee Family. In Memoriams In Memoriams LAYTON In loving memory of our mother and grand- mother, Jean Layton, who passed away Sept. 15, 2006. It's been ten years since you left us, We think of you everyday, You're in our hearts forever, And there you will always stay, Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by Steve, Vicki, Sherri and families. Obituaries Obituaries MAIR, Valier - Passed away peacefully at Huronview Home for the Aged, Clinton on September 8th, 2016 Ada Valier (Craddock) Mair in her 97th year. Predeceased by beloved husband James Andrew Mair (2000). Loving mother to Doug Mair of Clinton, Ron (Nancy) Mair of London and Marilyn (Peter) Robinson of Thorndale. Adoring grandmother to Michael and Ryan Mair, Adam Robinson (Amy Jones) and Nicole Robinson (Brandon Zelem). Predeceased by sisters Lena Leveck and Sylvia Fulford and brother Everett Craddock. Friends and Family were received at the FALCONER FUNERAL HOMES — CLINTON CHAPEL, 153 High St. on Sunday from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Funeral Service was held on Monday, September 12th, 2016 at 11 a.m. with visitation 1 hour prior. Interment, Clinton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Clinton Public Hospital Foundation, The Clinton United Church or the Rebekah Lodge would be appreciated. Special thanks to the staff at Huronview for their loving care and dedication. Condolences may be left at www.falconerfuneralhomes.com Shaun Gregory Postmedia Network Alysha Kipfer, 21, stands in front of Madica Tan Lines in Seaforth September 1. She has recently purchased the business off the previous owner. Young woman buys tanning salon in Seaforth Shaun Gregory Postmedia Network It's not everyday that you hear of a 21 -year-old taking full own- ership of an existing company. Alysha Kipfer from Winthrop is living proof that this not -so - common ingenuity is possible. After hearing Madica Tan Lines in Seaforth was up for sale, she went with her gut feeling. "My mom kind of jolted about me buying it, I was like, yeah, right, good one mom," Kipfer said at her open house where the pub- lic had the chance to meet the new tanning salon's owner on September 1. "I thought about it and started looking into it:' Seeing as the local from just up the road has been working at the establishment for the last three to four years, she decided to move forward with her mind -set. After a lot of phone calls and transferring, it was official, and on August 22 Kipfer was the busi- nesses new owner. Kipfer said at the moment, eve- rything will stay the same, includ- ing the name, phone number and types of services available for customers. Given the fact that she is the owner, people have asked if there will be new initiatives like false eyelashes or flip flops. "For now, I'm going to see how it goes and go from there," she said. Clinton Family Health Team offering free Advanced Care Planning Workshop in September The Clinton Family Health Team (CFHT) aims to support patients in making educated medical decisions that respect their beliefs, values, and desires. Creating an Advanced Care Plan (or "living will") is one way to achieve this. It gives you a voice when you are no longer able to do so. If you are in an accident or have an illness that leaves you unable to express your wishes or what type of care you desire, an Advanced Care Plan informs your loved ones and medical team about your wishes. It allows you to share your thoughts about the many com- plex decisions about care and treatment to be made, based on your personal values, beliefs and preferences. The CFHT is offering 2 free sessions to assist people with completing an Advanced Care Plan. The sessions aim to: Increase your awareness of the types of life-sustaining treat- ments that are available Assist you in deciding what treatments you want, or do not want, if you have a terminal illness Assist you in completing the "Speak Up" Advanced Care Planning Workbook to share your end -of -life wishes with trusted loved ones and your medical team The first session will focus on explaining the process of com- pleting an Advanced Care Plan, provide real-world examples, and answer questions. The sessions will be led by CFHT's Agnes Waaders, nurse practitioner, Julie Talbot, social worker, Dr. Erin Ross, psycholo- gist, as well as Jenn Bums, repre- sentative from the Alzheimer's Society, to provide an interactive discussion that answers your questions regarding this process. Guest speaker, Quinn Ross, senior lawyer at The Ross Firm will also discuss issues related to Power of Attorney for Personal Care and appointing substitute decision makers. The first session will be held on Thursday, September 29, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the basement of the Clinton Health Centre (across from the Clinton Hospi- tal at 105 Shipley St). Sessions are free and open to all, but registration is required. We encourage attendees to bring along a trusted family member or friend to share in the discussion and process. To register, call 519-482-3000. For more information about Advanced Care Planning in general, you can visit www. advancecareplanning.ca.