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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-07-10, Page 7Lucknow Sentinel; Wednesday, July 10, 1985 -Page 7. Diane llumphrey and. ,Peggy Taylor of the Luc now area were placed on the President's Honours list at Conestoga College after the graduation from the Health Care. Aide course on June 22. Both are employed at the Pinecrest Nursing Home in Lucknow. �. Pinecrest employees placed Conestoga honours list Dianne Humphrey and Peggy Taylor graduated from the Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology from the Health Care Aide course on June 22, 1985. Dianne and Peggy were both on the . • President's Honour list. Membership on the list is, earned through scholastic addevemen_t `and by achieving an "A" in all courses of their program. In, recognition of this achievement the President presented the ladies with a Guild Shield. appropriate .to their program.. The. . shield Symobil zes the.excellenoe' achieved by Conestoga graduates and is emblematic of the. tradition 'and: historical relationship. of the Euilds with the College's' mandate. • Dianne and Peggy took the Health Care, Aide :course at the Clinton Campus. They maintained an "A". in all tests and exam inations in the courses as well as being graded on their excellence in nursing care and their show of concern and understand -0 ing of the physical and emotional needs of the elderly. During their training they did clinical hours at Huronview in Clinton, Brookhaven Nursing Home in Wingham, and Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow. As an additonal to the training of the course, they took. a Course in Cardiopulmonary ' Resuscitation- to the Standards of the Canadian Heart Founda- tion' at the level of Heart Saver, which Would be.a benefit tothem in .their field of • work. Both are employed at Pinecrest Manor Noising Home in Ludmow. Dianne has been employed . there for five years and Peggy has. been at Pinecrest for the past three years. '> Sunday :school picnic held Graham Robert Macleod Cook, son of Cathy and Kevin Cook, was baptized on Sunday, June 30th at Ashfield Presby- terian Church. Congratulations to ' Mr. and Mrs. Van Osch (Radke) on . their marriage at Sault Ste. Marie on Saturday, June 29. A shower was held Monday, July 1 for Helen Kempton at the Pine. River 'Hall. Ashfield Sunday school held their picnic on June 30. Everyone enjoyed an afternoon of funand games and a pot luck supper. Cathy Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clete Dalton, won the Paul ' .Riegling . Memorial Primary Music Award. Congratulations to all students who successfully completed their school year. Have a fun and safe sturuner, Mildred Hogan returned from' a week in New York. Mildred was visiting her, mother. Valerie Benitez who has spent the past year with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hogan left to go - bade to South America on Tuesday, July 2.. '. Mrs. .Marie (Courtney) Judge, her daughter and granddaughter, Nina and KINTAIL Jodi Bentley of Jackson, Michigan, visited with Con and Vivian Hogan over the weekend. They also visited with the Courtney and John Austin family of Kings- bridge. • Congratulations to'Brian and Helen Van Osch (nee Kempton) who were married Saturday, July 6 at St. /'Joseph's, Kings- bridge.. A , large crowd attended their reception in the Ripley Complex. Kathy MacDonald of Fredrictonis home visiting with her father, Ray Dalton and family. Cathy, Kevin, Jessie and Jeannie Cook went to London to ' visit Kevin's brother David who is a patient in, the hospital. They also *enjoyed an afternoon at. Storybook Gardens. • Cletus and Mary Louise Dalton and family enjoyed a few days in Niagara Falls on the weekend. . arse Asa oznt s Resp pp' ., from page 1 to say they weren't informed. If they are going to have ' objections , they should respond 'now," he said. , He said the sewage policy of the Ministry of the Environment .has changed, At one point, the funding would only include sanitary sewage treatment that would service the Luckriow core area. Now, says Mr. Burns, grants are now available for fame owners in outlying areas with a sewage problem in order to repair the septic systems. 0 Phase one of the environmental assess- ment study, which was to be released by mid fluty will be delayed until sometime at the end of July, says Mr. Burn's. The next public meeting will be announced in August. — — - --- -- — ---�— Reg.' 16.99 50% :Polyester ' , . . ' 50% Cotton Twill 115 cm Wide SALE In 12 Colours ; . 4 . MTR. A' GROUP. OF POLY/COTTON Plaids, •Stripes, and Checks All Reduced by • .