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Clinton News-Record, 1975-09-18, Page 11l;nurer`ili he forgotten " s leis. gone fozrev'ea ty rhend aCannot touch s, have alt the )add deal', �4 yy��Ytchupthere ,R[ � i t ►t u t let it)1, kt'tOW at we dowh d+ tfora et Because we loved and miss, him so. oo dearly loved and sadly Missedev.erbe forgotten by.bis ehildrerc Douglas, red, Rveiyn, and.Wilfred. --38 , RREMAH - fn loving memory " of dear husband and father and grandfather Stewart (Dick) ;Freeman who passed away one ;dear age Sept. 17,1974. o know we never said good-bye iii niways bring regret, uthe ones who loved you themes who never forget. ,breaks our:hearts to lose -you; 3utyou didn}t go alone. For..part of us went with you • The day God called you home. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed:by wife and family. —38x r CARD Of THANKS am►l1 Jed! for tkte:ir kit to our c OUZ wt a ial ett Fellow !nd un Set a.' to tv e tide' fi'e? oUr iott►. Bev Ion of del:otxs _ , I town alt ng'S t. 13. :�:kln. te d ee h andnd, ' i a who, .spa, tc . lrr,, • 000 !tat lh directoress of the "Mock Wedding.' .Tam her cast for their excellent and enjoyable pres:N t%an. To the Odd Fellows for the use of the Hall. and to the kind sisters of the Repekab lodge for serving such delicious refreshments. We add our special thanks. Everyone made this an occasion we will long remember. Mervyn and Doris Batkin. —38x CLARK: i wish to thank alt who sent cards" gifts, and visited me while a patient in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Flowers" Watts, and Baker, and nursing staff. Mary Clark. -38 SJES - 1_ would like to thank everyone wijo sent gifts. flowers, and'cards while 1 was a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Barrett and the nurses for the satisfactory ser - ice: Betty Haasjes• —38 AIX - The family -of the late 'rehab• Healy" Blyth wish to extend their sincere thanks to bother Hardy, Dr. Street, ,a'ltbearers, CWL Blyth for lunch and `forall those who helped out in SO many ways during our recent bercavemenL —38 JOHNSTON: I would like to express trig thimks for all flowers, visits, and cards 1 received white a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Flowers. Mrs. Johnston, kitchen staff,and nurses on first floor. Rachel Johnston. -48x JOHNSTON: To alt Who remembered me while 1 was a patient in Clinton Hospital and nurses on second floor many thanks. Bertha Johnston. -38x � t IQ for t , i 0 A supitb , reading wa ixt nada from.E��e �Annie tad' all wi,hieth. neuI tOlive ttygav8hemeditation yn ,fi AY eve �eei and .en took parta det�4lunch. Churchnot �l�dent> �tlda in t"e /•tt?�ny„ ..._ . service at the United readid it;tes werechurch Roll call was c c, d b ? e ►. Den �► ir+es det was + Was o te !The letter �r bringing an nr- ap . .. .. ,. Beck . wth,M�.�nT+k`huttn Von. ' G.T. Kaye *un in the country` and fr e e serrrn ��Give tlele ,,. ro at th a�rgan.. ... . the: group p four th+� boxes on e Thefi its tae. P • clothing a.sentt. and from Mrs. Him a hearing!" was bated e of SIAM. A, getter of Anderson. a'patient in St. John anthem, havedecided the to sang migration from Lois Soapier Joseph's Hospital, for follow Jesus". The Sunday was read, vrhich was accepted' glo;xinla. ;"--' "Don't let School met during the latter with �t and it was decided The study book.half of theservice. resentment ruin the family'. SCQTCHINE�R�sh Alf xtend their hmer and family gratitude 'to friends. neighbours and relatives for their many acts of kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement. Spec;al thanks to Rev Yournatoff. Dr. Shepherd. Dr. Streets, staff of Clinton -and Victoria Hospital and Trinity Church to send a stash gift to shag appreciation of participation in was given by Helen Roberts. It the Institute- was decidedthat dofnatitrns will Joyce Pepper was installed be gratefully received at the as vice-president and • Marg next meeting: instead of having Ingram as convenor of a bazaar and bake sate. The education andcultural ac- meeting closed with a poearn tivities in Lois' place. Other and a prayer, U1tI UCW correspondence dealt with the . County Rally on October' 6 at Unit i UCW met on Thursday church. Presitkent, Mrs. 'Fria Betgrave, the Huron County Septearnber 1l with Audrey Coleman, opened the meeting Historical Society meetings on Christie presiding. After her with a poem. anal 13 members ll with a Mrs. M+►�, and Mrs.. 'sera .lt Leet.o frucefie . Mrs, rlo e ' Andover has returned bonne alter sin the it,. past week Visiting we eorge and Mariorie Grant in St. Anne's Pla,. t»Thorms. Aanysnaa. I of town; nston and • By BerthaMacGreegor. Chis�elhurst UCW The Chelhurst UCW held' their September meeting in the . September if at Blyth and at opening thought they sang aanswered the roll ca H devotion al theme B'ble verse on ..Thanks,. Crediton on October 15, and hyo;. Her devotion yourself t letters of apprecinton f`roin was "Try giving aro Following the minutes, the • Nan Britton and Nancy and away" . You cannot give treasurer's rhpdrt was given. Barbara McCurdy. yourself away, without getting Several items of business were In other business, the back more than you give, if in discussed and it was decided to members agreed to serve giving, you have no thought of hold the Fall • Bazaar on Oct. coffee and cookies at the re- reward. The theme was con- Ind. The visiting committee opening of the Town Hall and tinued by prayer and the reported calling on shut-ins any' life and let summer, Mrs. Alf Library on September 25 votef Take d singing odttrtnthe g for Joyce Pepper as aego to the London . CQnventiob 'Foe ...,.."•*.. .. ,,.,,. in St. Thomas of October 15 and meeting and the tcorreSPon- Mrs. Rosa Harris presented 16, and were informed they had dence were read. Roll call was the worship, dwelling on Leaders for the girls 4-H Club. \ answered by 12 members. ..dyer is the Key" ' A hymn The resolutions to be Audrey Joynt read three letters discussed at St. Thomas were from their adopted -girl in was sung and Mrs. Beatrice The discussed and voted on and Burma, and everyone gave Boyce gave the study. meeting closed with all final plans made for the exhibit their monthly donation., and repeating the ''Theme"" Mrs. at the Fall Fairs. Christmas gift for her. The repeating Coleman and Mrs: Vera Joyce Pepper and Hazel offering was given and Ross were hostesses. Corbett Gond ted the program dedicated by Audrey C -in istie. which consisted of a sing -song, Mildred Kyle had an in - accordion and piano selections teresting study on "Mission in by Brenda Pepper. and the home". Parents may everyone reading a clipping on practice mission in the home by a recent current event. Hazel listening and giving loving Corbett read an article, answers to questions during " Sisters." family discussions. We should Area del to Pit be"". _ Ross favoured with a piano '74 PONTIAC ASTRE -NOTCHBACK COUP • . ..... 4 cylinder, automatic., radio, white walls, wheel discs. Lic. HNL on. '73 IlUICK CENTURY COUPE 350 V4 automatic, radio, power steering, rear defogger. white walls, wheel discs. jus 26.000 lady -driven miles. Uc.'DHH B PICK CENTURY Sedan, 350 V-0, automatic, power steering. power brakes, radio, rear defogger. custom interior, new tires. 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