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Thirteen teen volunteers,
received awards for hours, of
.erviee at the Candystriper's
Awards, program at - the
NFingliam Hospital recently,
Miss Janet Bishop, direct-
ors of the Day Centre.for. the
HomeboOnd,, spoke to them
on the value of volunteers
-and, the- sOY • that
derived from volunteer work._
,She told the teens that the
fact' that they :are volunteer7
lug to, help someone else says
a 044 deal about the sort' of
peQpie they are, "You will be
,the leaders of tomorrow,"
she said.. —
The volunteer working
with Older people must be :
caring, concerned and able to
understand them and their
needs. In': this way, they are
able to bridge the generation
gap, She told a story of a
dream about a world in which.
there were no volunteers and
what a dreadful loss it was to
society,
Earning their caps for 50
hours of service were. Karen
Beecroft, JoAnne Henry,
Mandy Miller, Grace Schill,
Marion Taylor and Lois Pen-
nington.
Fifty hour badge's were
presented to Charles, Hend-
erson, John Leedham. and
Doug Wood.
Bands for 75 hours went to
Karen Beecroft, JoAnne
Henry, Mandy Miller, Grace
Schill and Marion Taylor.
Teen volunteer pins for
100 A-lours. of service were
presented to JoAnne Henry,
Grace Schill, Charles Hend-
erson, Elizabeth Brydges
and Karen l3eecroft.
Earning their 200 hour
bands were Lisa Hamilton,
Lori McPherson and Grace
Schill.
The Most Valuable Candy-
striper awards, voted on by
hospital staff and presented
by Mrs., Marg Black of the,
hospital staff, were won by `e
:Lori McPherson and Charles.
Henderson.
Me mothers of the Candy-
stripers were, in attendance,
as well as ,Mr, Wm. Wood,-
ley, directer of nursing and
Mrs. Lorna Stuart, president
of the sponsoring group, the
Hospital Auxiliary.
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another english course at
the year five level. If they
had been 'told before
Grade 12, they could have'
planned alternatives,','
Philip Street, a third
year student at . the
University of Toronto and
a former student at'
• CHSS, told the board that
the course has proven
"invaluable" hi his
English studies at
university. He reminded
the board that there are
three maths and three
sciences offered at the
year five level and that
they are also necessary.
"Two English courses
are scarcely , enough as it
is, and I feel that the
elimination ofsEnglish 551
at CHSS a
discrimination against -
students who wish to take
it." Street stated. English
- -551-is -a course that deals-
specifically with.
Canadian and American
literature and is not a
requirement • for
university entrance.
Director D.J. Cochrane
said he sympathized with
the delegation, but that
"ive're looking at teacher
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Lucknow Legion. Branch 309 held its Officers Installation at the Legion Hall on. May 27.
Shown above are Legion past president, Russel Whitby, left, and the 1980 president, Eldon
Mann. hi the lower picture are the Lucknow Legion Auxiliary past president, Eunice
Cunningham, left and Auxiliary president for this year, Joan Robinson. [Sentinel-Staff Photo]
Legion installs officers
Lucknow Legion Branch
309 held its 1980 Officers
Intallation Tuesday, May 27
in the Lucknow Legion Hall.
Eldon Mann was installed
as president. Other officers
installed were Russ Whitby,
immediate past president;
George Whitby, 1st vice
president; Eldon Bradley,
2nd vice president; executive
committee, Irvine Eedy, An-
gus MacDonald, Dave Mof-
fat, Gordon Montgomery,
Freeman Olson, Bud Thomp-
son, and Charles McQuillin.
Irvine Eedy was appointed
service officer and Rev.
George Garratt was appoint-
ed padre.
Joan 'Robinson was instal-
led as president of the Ladies
Auxiliary. Other officers in-
stalled were Eunice Cun-
ningham, past president;
Anna Johnstone, 1st vice
president; Colleen Eedy, 2nd
vice President; Eunice Cun—
ningham i secretary; Tina
Gardner, treasurer; Sgt.-At-
Arms, Bertha Olson; execu-
tive committee, Sadie Hamil-
ton, Evelyn Barkwell, Ida
Hewald, Agnes Thomson,
Bertha Olson, and Sadie
MacMillan.
The Installation team was
chaired -by Wm. Reihl, Zone
Commander from Blyth and
also included, Bob Chapman,
Deputy Commander, Goder-
ich; Jim Brown, St.-At-
Arms, .Seaforth; Keith Mc-
Fadden, Kincardine; Cleave
Coombs, Seaforth; Peg
Coombs, Auxiliary Zone
,,,,Commander, Seaforth; Thel-
ma Wattam, Kincardine;
Smokey McFadden, Kincard-
ine and Luella Hall, Blyth.
Following the installation,
Bud Thompson made a pres-
entation to the incoming
president of a wooden plaque
and crest of the Netherlands'
Veterans Legion of Nijmeg-
en.
On a recent trip to Hol-
land, to commemorate the
35th anniVersary of the Lib-
eration of that Counlry near
the end of World War 2 on
May 5, 1945, Bud and Arn-
etta were guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duppen
for 10 days. Mr. Duppen is
secretary 'of the Netherlands
Veterans Legion in Nijmegen
area.
Before leaving for home,
this branch provided Bud
with this plaque and request-
ed that it be presented and
displayed in' his own Legion
Branch. in Canada.
This gesture was only one
of --countless other- expres-
sions of appreciation exper-
ienced by all the members of
Lucknow, Branch 309 who
participated in the trip. In
addition to Bud and Arnetta,
they included Eldon and Ail-
een Mann, Irvine and Col-
leed Eedy and Gordon and
Noreen MontgotnerY.
It did certainly symbolize
the theme, and motto of the
Anniversary as adopted by
the Dutch people, namely.
"Thank you Canada - 'We do
Remember".
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