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26. CARD OF THANKS
FLIEWITI': I wish to thank all my
friends, neighbours and relatives for
their kindness in the sudden
bereavement of a dear husband and
father. My appreciation to Dr.
Newland and staff of first floor,
Clinton Public Hospital, also to Dr.
Busby, Dr, Carroll, Dr. Thomson
and nurses of 2nd floor, the Cancer
Clinic, Victoria Hospital also to
staff, St. Joseph's Hospital, London.
Special thanks to the Clinton Can.
cer Unit, the Westlake Ambulance
and to the Ball Funeral
Home.—The Flewitt Family—c16b
HAWGOOD: The family of the late
Jean Hawgood of Brucefield wishes
to extend its thiinks to all those who
were so kind during her illness.
Thanks especially to Pastor Leslie
Hoy, Mr. Fred Munnings, Dr.
Newland and nurses of Second
Floor, Clinton Hospital.—The
Hawgood Family-16p
POPP: My sincere thanks to my
relatives, friends and neighbours for
all their kindness while I was in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London and
Clinton Public Hospital Special
thanks to the doctors and nurses in
both hospitals.—Mrs. Am—
ber Popp-16b
FARQUHAR: My sincere thanks to
Clinton Hospital staff, Dr.
Newland, Dr. Watts, Rev. Tom
Mulholland, also the visits, cards
and gifts from friends were so much
appreciated. All this made my stay
very pleasant. Margaret Farquhar,
King Street-16b
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"Lasting Beauty" and 8 mem-
bers receited the Creed and
The Lord's Prayer.
The treasurer's report was
given as well as the minutes of
news
The hi-lite of the evening was
the hilarious way each member
commented about her secret
pal. Members with perfect at-
tendance all year 1972-73 were,
Margaret Hoggarth, Rena
Caldwell, Mary Connolly,
Grace Drummond, Mary
Broadfoot, Grace Pepper and
Mona Alderdice.
Games, stunts and contests
were ,enjoyed: lady with the
most doors in her house, Mona
Alderdice; most buttons, Mary
Whitehouse, widest run in her
nylons, Grace Drummond;
most lace on her slip, Agnes
Eyre.
Euchre prizes: - high, Ruby
Bell, second, Mary Broadfoot,
low, Margaret Hoggarth; lone
hands, Mary, Whitehouse.
Helen McLeans side was the
winner in the roll call contest
and Francis Kinsmen's side the
loser.
PERSONALS
Leslie Consitt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Consitt, is in St.
Joseph's Hospital London. .
Mrs. Margaret Hutchison, St.
Thomas, and Mrs. Isabell
Seifert, Brama'lea are visiting'
with Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis.
Mrs. Vivian Cooper is
visiting her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cooper in Detroit. '
Carman Woodburn, Green-
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CLINTON NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, ApRIL. 19, 1973-15
gem Sigma Phi receives, Charter TOWN AND COUNTRY
CLASSIFIEDS
25. IN MEMORIAM
TOMS: In loving memory of my
Dad, Malcolm Toms who passed
away five years ago, April 13, 1968.
"As time unfolds another year,
My thoughts, Dad, are of you,
Remembering all the pleasant times
And the nice things you used to do.
Beautiful memories are wonderful
things
They last until the longest day
They never wear out, they never get
lost
And never can be given away,
You never failed to do your best
You lived your life for those you
loved
And, as one of these, I remember."
Sadly missed and proudly thought
of by his daughter Dawha.-16b
26. CARD OF THANKS
McCLUSKIE: A very sincere thank
you to all who remembeied me with
visits, flowers and cards while I was
a patient in Toronto General
Hospital, Lloyd McCluskie.-16b
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The April 10 meeting of Beta
Sigma Phi opened with
president Jo Ann Bullen
leading the ritual and the Roll
Call. The treasurer's report
was given and the new rushes
were asked by vice-president
Vivienne Roy to be prepared
for their up-coming exams
Communications were read
and two members are to attend
- the Clinton Centennial meeting
on April 30. Eight girls volun-
The Summerhill Ladied•Club
met at Marg Wright's for their
April meeting.
The president opened the
meeting with a reading entitled
Kippen
BY RENA CALDWELL
The U.C.W. of St. Andrew's
Church, Kippen, held their
Easter Thankoffering Meeting
on Tuesday April 10. Guests
were present from Brucefield,
Varna and Chiselhurst Chur-
ches.
Mrs. David Turner chaired
the meeting and the Worship
was taken by Mrs. Jack Sin-
clair. The theme of the
devotional was "Time" and
Mrs. Arie Binnendyk read the
Scripture. Mrs. Berni McKinley
contributed trumpet numbers
accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot. The
Hostesses were Mrs. Bert Faber
and Mrs. Harold Jones.
Mrs. Hank Binnendyk in-
troduced the guest speaker,
Rev. D.L. Patterson, Egmond-
ville, who 'showed slides and
spoke on his journey to the
Holy Land. Mrs. David Cooper
gave Courtesy Remarks and
lunch was served.
SECRET PALS
Members of Kippen East
W.I. enjoyed a beef dinner at
Hensial Hotel to bring to a
close the roll call contest.
teered ''to assist the Blood
Donors Clinic on April 10 at
the high school, The sorority
has now received their charter
from international after a
lengthly wait. A motion was
passed and an ammendment to
bylaw 15 to raise the price of
the secret sister gift was presen-
ted by Marj Dobson and secon-
ded by Sharon Carter.
Three ,girls have been chosen
by point system to receive the
"girl of the year award". The
girls were voted on at the
meeting and the winner will be
announced at Founder's Day.
Running contestants, are: Betty
Lockhart, Marion• Durnin, and
Deanne Harloff.
Marion Durnin presented the
cultural program from the book
Paths to Loveliness on Sculp-
ture.
Each girl created her own
sculpture and carved it out of
the previous meeting.
Correspondence was read from
the Women's Hospital
Auxiliary.
It was decided to hold the
annual dessert euchre and bake
sale on the nineth of May.
Everyone is urged to attend as
the proceeds go to "Bunny
Bundle" and Crippled
Children.
The hall board is sponsoring
the last euchre party of the
season Thursday April 19.
Everyone is welcome and it
begins 8:30 p.m.
The date of the May meeting
was changed to the second as
the dessert euchre is to be geld
on the regular meeting day.
Gladys Van Egmond is to be
hostess for this meeting. On
lunch and program are Ali and
Sandra Westerhout and Mirg
Wright. Roll call is the ex-
changing of slips (from plants).
For program, Jean Vodden
read a short story "The cost of
the consumer". Suzanne Vod-
den conducted a card bingo
game. Hazel Watkins held a
quiz contest won by Laura For-
bes.
The meeting was adjourned
with the singing of the Queen
and Grace. Lunch was served.
ivory soap, The results were
very interesting With shapes as
a salt boat, a gun, a butterfly, a
mug and a vase.
A light lunch followed with
the closing ritual.
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