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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-03, Page 18,,. Sixteen Canclystripers re- ceived awards for hours of • volunteer service it the Wingham Hospital. • Caps .for 50 hours went to •• , Nancy Cronin, Velma Elliott, Carol Green, Linda Hamil- ton, Cathy ' Henderson, Eliza- , beth Palmer and Hema Pat- ,. . ' el. Badges for 50 hours went • to Bill Gaunt, Michael , Heard, Darin - Hickey and Bradley Shobbrook. Darin • and Bradley also earned their • 100 hour' badge and pin. , For 75 hours of service, a 1 band for their cap was pres- ?, anted to Nancy Cronin, Carol Green, Cathy Henderson, Heina Patel and Anita Ham- 6 0 4 ming. Teen volunteer pins for 100 hours were earned by i' - , '4 Al , Nancy Cronin, Cathy Hera: , erson, Anita Hamming, Ken, ' • sh , , c • ,,,* ; • dra Purdon and Cindy , ,• , , 4 , , , 44' 44- ,., ... ....4,,,,, ' • ', , Moore. Karen Beecroft earn- , .„, • ',- , f>. ed her second band for her --f-' cap for 200 hours of service• . f„. Mrs. Jackie McBurney spoke to the teens and their mothers on the career of 0 , physiotherapy - the educa- tion requirements and job ' opportunities that are avail- able. She told the group that $ ,• ,• < , physiotherapy is "exciting, .4 t ,,,,•challenging and sometimes .,' exasperating". . 4 $ $ - The "Most Valuable -Can- ; ;.,' dystriper" award voted on by week. The teenaged volunteer til In many valuable haws at the hospital staff, was won by , hospital, helping staff and worldng with patients. [Advance-Thnes Photo] Cathy Henderson and Lori McPherson. Kendra Furdon was chosen winner of the • essay contest, and'presented witha gift by Lorna Stuart, , xY '",/,,,, president of the Hospital Auxiliary. ' 0 1 • Teens who are interested 47, ,• • ,••". . • • in hospital volunteer work • ,.....,..• ' -, may contact Mrs. Passmore, . 41: 357-1072. -.......,,,,,, .. .,,, •:''', .. , ,•'• Candystripers Nancy Crinin, Whist Elliott, Elizabeth • Palmer,,* Cathy Henderson, Carol Green, Hema Patel and Linda Hamilton were among those who received service awardi during &Ceremony at the hospital las( Graduates from college .Joyce McEwan Congratulations to Mrs, Valerie Found who graduat- ed Friday from Georgian Col- lege with her diploma in Journalism. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley and family attended the graduation exercises in Barrie on Saturday. Valerie also won a scholarship for highest academic standing in Applied Arts Division. She is now 'employed by the, Allis- ton Herald. • Home for the %Oeekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley , were Barb Stanley, Jamie and Gary Richardson, Valeria, Dave and Al Ezinga. On Sunday the Kinloss United Church congregation held a pot luck supper and races for the children, follow- ing the regular •service. Those specially honoured were Mrs. Margaret Banner- • man for 25 years as treasurer of Kinloss Church; Mrs. Ellison Hodgins for 20 years as treasurer of the Sunday School, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Young and family who • are moving to Burlington. Sympathy is extended to members of the Hayes family on the death of their mother, Mrs. Charlotte Hayes of Bervie. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEw- an and Sandy attended grad- uation exercises at Univer- sity of Waterloo for iss Barbara Pearce, At home for ' the weekend were Ken Mc - Ewan of Petrolite and Jamie McEwan of Lethbridge, Al- berta. • • Many of the, Stanley rela- tions enjoyed \ the birthday party planned for Mrs. Mar- etta Hodgins. Hodgins. About 120 were present for a dinner held Saturday evening in the Parish Hall of the Anglican Church in Kincardine. itg • .4 Boys serve too. Bill Gaunt, Michael Heard, Bradley Shobbroolt and Darin Hickey togetheiwith Lori McPherson received awards for their service as Candystripers at the Winghani and District Hospital. Lori was a co -whiner of the Most Valuable Candystriper award. with Cathy Henderson. Missing are Anita Hiunming, Cindy Moore and Karen Beecroft. [Advance -Times Photo] The Senate Scholarship Committee of the University of Western Ontario has given final approval to the Dr. P. J. Leahy Award. The total amount of rnoney in the Award 'so far, is $2,300. This amount includes $762 from the farewell dance and' the remainder includes contribu- tions from local citizens and organizations. The amount of the award will depend on the interest earned on the above monies each year. The terms of reference for the Award, are as follows: To •a student graduating from Ripley Secondary School, Ripley, Ontario; F. E. Madill Secondary Schoot, Wingham, Ontario; Walker- ton District Secondary • School, Walkerton, • Ontario or Sacred Heart High School, WalkertOri, Ontario, and en- rolled in the Faculty of Medicine. (M.D. Prograin, Program in Communicative Disorders, Program in Phys- ical Therapy or Program in Occupational Therapy). Preference will be given to first year students, however, students in any year are eligible to apply. • Where there is more than one appli- cant, preference • will • be • given to the first year student showing the greatest finan- cial need. It is awarded by members of Teeswater and District Community in honour of Dr. P. 3. Leahy in recognition of his service to the community for twenty-seven years. The University of Western Ontario has mailed out cop- ies of the award to all the high schools involved. It is also in the University cata- logues. • Anyone wishing to donate to this award may do so at any time; donations are tax deductible. Contributions can be mailed directly to R. Murrayi Senate Scholarship Committee, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario. N6A Si or can be left at the Bank of MontreM, Teeswater, Ontario. • Anyone wishing more in. formation please contact Joe King, 357-2459 or Jo Ann • Kirkland, 357-3408. • By Lillian Young Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breg, man attended the 25th anni- versary dinner held in hon. our of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd , Keller in Londbn on Saturday evening. Mrs. Keller is Bob Broginan's sister. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family on Friday 'was Mrs. Thomas' brother from Cambridge. Karey Coughlin spent Sat- urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young. • Anniversary services were held at the Presbyterian Church in Whitechurch Sunday with morning and evening services. A large crowd was present at both services and a social hour waspent in the church base- ment with lunch being serv- ed by the Young People's Society following the evening service. ' ' • Rev. R. D. Currie was guest speaker and gave an impressive sermon at both services. Special music was provided by the choir who sang anthems, Praise Him, Praise Him, and Toiling On. Two duets were sung by Karen Yourtg and Clara Milligan, In the Garden, and Have VA Counted the Cost. During the morning service, The Forster Quartet from tucknow sang two numbers.