Clinton News-Record, 1980-04-10, Page 14i
E1CLINTON NEWS.
CORD THU'R
AY, APRIL 10,1980
The geriatrics patients at the Clinton Public Hospital were treated to a special
Easter program last Thursday. The short program, which is part of a new
activity project for the patients included a message from Rev. Good and
refrehsments served by members of the hospital auxiliary.. (News -Record
photo)
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Radars take bus trip
At their regular
meeting on April 2 in the
Town Hall members of
the Golden Radar Club
made final plans for a bus
trip to the Maple Syrup
Festival" at Belmore on
Thursday April 10, Senior
Citizen's Day. All seats
are taken and the bus will
leave from theTownHall
at 9 a.m. Cost of the bus is
$2.45 per person and each
passenger is asked to:pay
his fare at Murphy's
garage before Thursday.
A letterwas read an-
_
'nouncing the Spring
Rally for Zone 8 which
will be held in the Hensall
United Church Hall on
April 30, with registration
at 9430 a.m. The fee is $1
per person which in-
cludes lunch. A good
representation of our
members is requested.
The Secretary read a
letter from Huron Day
Care Centre for the
Homebound, at Huron -
view. The, Centre is
sponsoring en-
tertainment by Charles
Hayter who portrays the
poems of Canadian poet,
Robert Service. One
performance will be
given -at the Legion Haw'
on Wednesday evening
April 30 -at 8 p.rn. ad-
vance tickets $2.50 or $3
at the door. A second
performance especially
for Seniors will be given_
at Huronview Auditorium
on Thursday May 1 at 2
p.m. and advance tickets
are $1.00.
Rosemary Armstrong,
co-ordinator of the Day
Care Centre offered her
services to any interested
group to explain the work
of the Centre, show
Huronview
oups active
Residents of Huron -
view worshipped with
both Rev. Wittick and
Rev. Darrell on Sunday
morning. The ministers
were assisted by Mrs.
Webster, and Mary
Campbell at the 'Com-
munion service. The
Huronview choir sang a
hymn, and Mark Sprout
and Cecil Skinner sang
the duet, with the choir
joining in on the chorus.
On Monday afternoon,
the Old Tyme Music was
held in Normal Care
Sitting room with Mrs.
Elsie Henderson and
Norm Speir entertaining
at the piano and violin.
Jim Ruddock also played
his accordion.
making serviette holders.
The cupcakes that are
given to the residents to
celebrate their birthdays
are made and,distributed
by the Craft room, and
because the staff is not
working on the weekend,
they apologize to those
residents -whose bir-
thdays fall on a weekend
and do not receive their
cupcake until Monday.
Happy belated birthday
to these residents.
Bible Study was held in
the Chapel and we
welcome back Mrs.
Prouty who has been
away on a winter holiday.
Day Care held a tea
dance in the auditorium
on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Betty - Fawcett.-.... ere was a surprise visit
taught ceramics on from Mr. Easter Bunny
Tuesday afternoon in the himself who distributed
craft robm. Wednesday daffodils to those present.
morning Mrs. Dolly With the, close of, this
Waghorn assisted a staff column we could like to
member to make cookies recall Alice M. Stewart's,
for the Over 90 club, the verse.
club meets 'the first Joyous Easter Season,
Wednesday of each (...;Resurrection time...
^ month. Because this Pealing from Church
Friday is good Friday, Steeples
the Roman Catholics held Hear the glad bells
mass on Wednesday: chime!
morning. They ring out the
Wednesday afternoon' story
the first floor north sit- Of the empty tomb.
ting room was filled with Listen to their
residents who are over 90. harmony
Tea and cookies were Dispersing winter's
served by the volunteers gloom.
after the residents were
entertained by Mrs. Elsie
Henderson at the piano
and Norm Speir playing
his violin.
We are pleased to have
Chester Archibald in-
structing woodworking
each Thursday morning.
The men are busy
MAURI,CE
COMES
IN
THREE WEEKS
slides, answer questions
etc.
President George
Rumball reported that
the Provincial Police
have a talk and slides on
"Defensive Driving" for
seniors which they will
present free to any in-
terested Club.
-Forty-eight "members
attended the meeting,
and learned that car-
nations were sent to
Ceacilia Edgar, Irene
Glazier and Josie Cun-
ningham in `hospital and
sympathy cards were
sent to Lorna Radford,
Agnes Carbert and
Margaret Reynolds who
had lost family members
by death:
Jean Johns_ reported
that the quilting is
finished and extended a
vote of thanks to the
ladies who *so willingly
and faithfully helped, and
to Percy and Vera Gib-
bings for their
hospitality. Leila
Johnston has offered to'
bind the quilt when she
returns from her visit to
`T�Ialifax.
The social committee
for the evening was
Esther Kendall, Blanche
Stephenson and George
Rumball. They conducted
the- card games and
prepared and served
lunch. High prizes for
euchre were won by Ruby
Webster and 'Charlie
Wallis and low prizes by
Elinor Fisher and Reg Du
Vail. Margaret Thorn -
dyke had high score for
"five hundred" and Jean
Johns low score.
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By Shelley McPhee
Life's daily routine for°
the geriatric patients in
the Clinton Publlic,
Hospital is being made a
little brighter with a new
activity program.
The Stimulation
Program is attempting to
make the hospital stay
easier for elderly and
chronic patients, happier
and: more like home.
The • program is an
ambitious project and
takes much time and
effort. It is being run in
many hospitals now, and
A
m makeipatients stay e
Clinton. will try it on the
three-month probation long time,
bas;;. Ruth McLean -,----an
RNA, is in charge of the
nrnt+ratrx i' the'
hospital and she is also
receiving volunteer help
for special. activities from
the Auxiliary to the
Minton Public Hospital.
haven't been active in a mornings a week, .a fit- p r Q g r a m, ° s t r s $ e s.
she ex- ness4lass is conducted.`hy volunteer .help from the
-plained; Tim phtstoTh:Grapy auxiliary _. .__. _X
Mrs. McLean added, department and a craft Not only are the
"Itauxiliary members
takes some effort to . program Will be started aux asked
get some. of these paten soon as therapy to work , to help, but anyonein the
out of `their rooms, but if stiff muscles and limbs community can help in a
they're not encouraged and make use of hearing variety of ways, from
they will sit back and do and VisiQrt. serving tea to singing,.
nothing." Volunteer helpp is an . from making desserts to
important part of " the hairdressing.
"The longi.. term patient
needs this,,, she noted program .tnd -without DD.a w n a Westlake,
' help.the extra- ac- president of the
"It gives them the feeling such
tivites for the patients auxiliary, said that the
or belonging and being a would be -limited. prgroan1 needs• hair;
part of things. Mrs.. McLean ex- dressers to • volunteer a
The program is a plained, "Sometimes the few hours .for Tuesday
combination of therapy staff doesn't have time
and entertainment. Three for the extras, so this
Nine to 13 patients are
involved in • the tiew
project andaccording to
department head nurse
Mary De Jong, the
program may take time
to get going;
"Some of these patients
ernoon Unit make afghan
Marie Langdon played centered around the
-hymns -pertaining_ to_ . -e-vents-_--leading _ -to__ the
Easter as members
gathered for the regular
Monthly meeting' of :the
Afternoon Unit of the
Ontario Street UCW.
Valena Trewartha,
assistant leader, chaired
the meeting in the ab-
• sence of the leader,
Gertrude Feagan. She
welcomed all present and
read an Easter poem.
. The devotional exer-
cises were in charge of
Marion Biggin and
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death of Jesus on the
Cross, and the
Resurrection. She was
assisted by Doris Batkin,
May Gibson and Lula
Merrill. Brownie Van-
damme sang two solos
with Mrs. Langdon
playing piano ac.-
companiment.
Mrs. Trewartha con-
ducted the business
session. There had been
23 home calls and 13
hospital calls made
Clhitonians meet
The April meeting of
the Clintonian Senior
Citizens' Club opened
with the'Creed and Lord's
prayer in unison. Pearl
Cumnfings read a poem
and Edna Adams read
minites of last meeting.
Violet Larnpman gave
the treasurer's report
- and Irene Glazier gave
flower report.
The collection for
flowers: was. followed by_..
Dutch Auction each
getting a prize.
Organizers for dutch
auction next month will
be Margaret 'Moodie and
Edna Adams.
Readings were given
by Edna Adams. and
Pearl Cummings.
Meeting closed with
Benediction and cards
were .enjoyed,
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and Bernice Brown and celebration of birthdays
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