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staff the" Foundation as the
central focus of the mission,
VSers serve as nurse aids,
maintenance Workers and
ambulance driver_s„6 wad
mission is addressing the
needs of Portage. County
senior citizens. This vision
has led to involvements in
home and health care.
Irene is a'1979 graduate of
Goderich District Collegiat6.
Institute, Goderich, Ontario,
Before entering servjce she
worked at Raintneloo Guest
Rome in Blyth, Ontario, as a
nurse aid.
to Susan Lancaster, Cindy
Moore and Lois Pennington,
Teen volunteer pins for 100
hours were awarded .to:
Susan Lancaster, Lois Pell-
nington, Mandy killer,
Doug Wood 'and John Leeizi-
ham. Janise Hill received lier
200 hour band, A gold car for
30ahourswas„prosentedtu
Lori McPherson. Janet Stor-
ey was given a silver charm
for $00 hours of 'volunteer
service,
The Most Valuable Candy-
striper Awards, voted on by
hospital staff, and presented
Cindy Moore and Anita by evening supervisor, Mrs. ,
--Hamming-A-50-boutt-badge—Sophie Foran „went to Lori_
went to Lyn Webster,,Bands McPherson and John Leed. 1072.
for 75 hours were presented ham, with honourable men-
andystripers receive awards
tion going, to Lyn Webster
and DeiT Wood.
Mrs; Lorna. Stuart;
brought greetings from the
Hospital Auxiliary, of which
she is.president, and, expres-
sed appreciation to the teens
and their leaderS, MotherS of
the young people were in at-
tenclanee,_
Margaret Campbell, repres-
enting Nursing Office, and.
Mrs. Lynn Walker,.president
of the R,N,A.s, •
Teens interested in doing
volunteer work at the hospit-
al may 'contact Miss Mildred
McClenaghan, 357-2528. or
-Mrs—BarrY-Passmore,
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Irene L. Martin, daughter
of Elizabeth and Peter Mart-
in , of Dungannon, Ontario,
has begun a one-year term of
VoluntamService with Men
nonite Board of Missions,
Elkhart, Ind. She is a mem-
ber of the Dungannon Christ-
ian Fellowship, Dungannon,
Ontario;
Irene working in ,the
Aurora, Ohio, VS unit. The.
Hattie Larlharn Foundation,
._spOnsctresl. by Mennonite
Board of Missions, provides
care for More than 130 sev-
erely retarded or physically
handicapped children from
infancy to six years, The unit
and sponsoring church, Aur-
ora-Mennonite, see helping
AmOng the graduates at
the 232nd Autumn Convoca-
tion, the. University of West-
ern Ontario, London, was
Nancy MacIntyre, R. R. 5,
Lucknow, who received her
Bachelor of Arts degree.
Attending the graduation
ceremony were Paul, Helen
and, Heather IvlacIntyre, 01-
iVe 'Needham, Mary MacIn-
tyre, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Maclrityre, Margaret and.
Norma, Kevin Irwin of Luck-
now; Mrs. Dan Rose, Mark-
dale; Mr. and Mrs. Vic
Fenton, Chris and Carrie,
Corunna; Mr. and Mrs..
Jack "Myers, Burlington;
Mrs. Murray Barnet, Fingal;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mery Little,
Ilderton, hosted a lovely_
dinner for Nancy at their
home following the cere-
mony.
--~Naricy ea es m erg-
ten at the Lucknow Public
School where she was guest
of honour at a dinner held by
the staff: of. Kinloss and
Lucknow Public Schools on
Thursday evening. Following
the dinner Mr. Charles Dav-
ies made the presentation on
behalf of those present.
Locals
Dr, and 'Mrs. J. T. H.
Robinson of Walkerton and
their daughter, Sylvia Dunn
of Kenistino, Saskatchewan
and Dr. and Mrs. W. G.
Robinson of Dryden, Ontario
visited recently with Annie
Kilpatrick, Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Leddy, John O'Connor, Ash-
field, enjoyed 'a Thanksgiv-
ing Day dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Thomson and family, White-
church. On the Sunday prior
to Thanksgiving Day, Mr.
and Mrs., , Len Baird and
Mark, Mt:'. and Mrs. R.
Leddy enjoyed a turkey din-
ner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Leddy, Goderich.
A surprise anniversary
party was held at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bevin
Steve and Dean on Sunday,
October 19th. The guests
included Mr. and Mrs. R.
Leddy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Andrews and Todd, Mr,
John O'Connor, Kings-
bridge.
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Candystripers received
awards last week for hours of
service at'the Wingbam and
District Hospital,
Mrs.,Nancy Brown, who is'
in charge'of the hospital
laboratory, spoke -to the
*teens on the career of lab
technology. She discussed
the- erittcatkuu&-reir
moots, and type of work done
by a registered lab technician
"a most rewarding pro-
fession'",
Earning their caps for 50
hours of service were; Susan
Lancaster, Kendra Purdon,
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