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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-05-20, Page 7President ,lessica Steffler welcomed moth- ers andspecial guests .to the CGIT dinner and grad- uation on May 11. Leader Janet Cox led in grace. Guests were introduced wand Lindsey Raymond did a tribute to xnothers..Some of the years activities were shared. Kimberley Kaufman and Judy Peat VOW about the. UNICEF collection and. Cassandra Massena with Beverly Stewart shared about the groups foster child sup- ported by their Easter egg project. d dinner .and Janet Cox led first year members in explaining the World 'Friendship Badge which they receive after doing the mission study on refugees. Bveryone joined in a sing song, Leader Doreen Mali told about the four gradu- ates, Amy Blake, Jessica Steffier, Lindsey Raymond and, - Lee Morrison. Janet and Lindsey played their flutes. while. Lee. Amy and Jessica sang Evening Here Now. The grads lit candles for Christ, Hope, .Joy, Service, Fellowship, Health, Truth, Love and Final boarcl1n:g .calt.for Katimavik • Where can tod,ay's. Department of Canadian 'youth, aged 17 to 21, Heritage. • expect to gain new skills Candidatesshould call and work experience, 1-888.525-1503" for. infor- practice a 'second lan- • oration and registration. guage, improve interper- conal and communication abilities, travel to different �z the. ;museum Luvk ow Sentinel, aduati on shared memories of corr. Rev. Peggy Kinsman presented a gift to Lindsey Raymond from the Presbyterian WMS; and.. L CW President Marlene Struthers gave gifts to Amy. Lee and Jessica, Leaders Doreen Mali and Laura Lee Cayley present ed the grads with, gradua- tion diploma's, radua-tiondiploma's, pins and roses. . t Amy Blake thanked the women's groups and Leo Morrison thankedthe leaders. A special thank, you was given. to Doreen Mali for all her helps The evening.closed with Taps. 9 'e+ uesday, May 20v 'J Pagel Graduation '.ceremonies were, held for these CGIT members - Amy Blake, Jessica Steiner, Lee Morrison and Lindsey Raymond last. week. (Livingston photo) .regions of Canadain Wedding Dreains by Ted Bewron • In ' 1892 Josph. Greathead married Almedaand bought 1/4. Share of the 173. ton `selio'bner',°` rNettie. Woodward with great dreams for their future. With a child on the way everything was just com- gramme of volunteer cam- in up .roses. Then things munity work;' job training changed : quickly. On and: group interaction. August ' 31, 1892 the The word'Katimavik schooner sank off. Chantry which means ," rneeting Island 'with all hands lost. place" in Intlktitut, Almeda was now left with embodies the spirit' of her baby boy that they sharing that is at the heart“"called Joseph. of the programme.. A'liteda is not remem- Composedof an equal tiered -for her .husbands number of .males ' "and Loss or own tragedy but .fettiales and a proportion- the fact that she started ate ratio of.aaglophdnes to inaktng.; Southampton fralcophones, Katirnavik. ' candy suckers that were groups ttu!,reflect, .the --weii known for -a: great econm oic ..and cultural distance from diversity of. Canada. A Southampton. $1,000 bursary is:given to . See this and many Other 'participant upon interesting stories in the completion of the eight • Bruce Coast Gallery and month programme. .the Titanic display starting Katimavik is a:national May 29 at the Bruce programme operated by a County Museum.. private non-profit., corpora- Beneath life void and tion . and financed ''by shorn to grow as an Indi- vidual while learning to function. effectively 'as a member of a team? The answer • is Katintavik, Canada`s naticsnal'youth . program,. whose mission is to foster personal development of the nation`s young people through a challenging pro - LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY iCENTRE OPtN .DATES °MAY .' Fri. 22 Sat. 23 JUNE Fri, 5, 12, 19, 26 Sat. ' 13' CALL 528-3312 Everlasting Flowers & Gifts 9 a.m. dark depths of the North Atlanticlay the ghostly remains . of many a.. wrecked. hulk. Some of these relics•of a bygone, era have been irrimprtal ized ° through • story, . song, and film. Other lay forgot- ten with no one to tell their tragic. tales. At least Until now... Beginning on May. 29, - at, 8. p.m., the Bruce County Museumr ; will play host to the largest exhibit of pre -salvage Titanic and - White Star Line artifacts ever assembled, for ptit l c' viewing. The exhibition, titled "Titanic/Atlantic Ghost Ships of the White Star .Line" is- an amazing displaythat transports vis- itors on a virtual voyage through time to:the era • Viten- . hen . ruled the waves with its magnificent and -luxurious.' transAtlantic liners Join us; for they launch- ing of '.`Titanic -Atlantic. Ghost Ships of the White Star Line" with White Star Line and Titanic historian Steve Santini as special guest. 524-1811 iVIAY:22-28; PRt.&:SAT.' t.&9:15 PM' SUN. - THURS. . 8 PM OCEANS RISE. CITIES FALL, HOPE SURVIVES. DEE I1iv1 ` LONG 4)STANCE? CALL 1.600.265.3438 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO Birthday. Club Jacquelyn Coiling May 20, 1989 9 Years Old Anne -Marie Forsythe. May 20, 1988 i.0 Years cord Sven Wehrmann. May 20, 1993; 5 Years Old Jacob. Green May 22,'1989 9Years Old . Cody Hamiitorrt' May 23, 1907 i1 Years Old Emily Simpson May 24, • 1995 3YearsOld Angela Irvin May 25, 1087 1.1 -Years bid WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL CORPORATION Notice- is hereby given that the Annual Meeting 'pt the Wingham and District Hospital Corporation will be field at the Wingharn Public School Auditorium, 131. John $t. E, Wingharn, Ontario on Thursday, .dune 1;8,1999 at the hour of eight o'clock pin. for the election of Governors; tor the appointment of Auditors; and for the transaction of such other things as may properly come before -the meeting: • Copies of the Annual Report and Hospital Financial Statements may be obtained at the trent desk of the Wingham and District Hospital effective June 11, 1998 and at the. Annual Meeting, Membership granting Voting privileges may be purchased at the front desk ofthe hospital for five. dollars ($5.Q0) prior :to five o'clock p.m., Wednesday.. June 3, 1998. No membership sold, atter that time will entitle the purchaser to a vete. Dated. at Wingham Ontario, this 29th day of April,1998. By order of the Boardd. of Governors. L Koch. Secrefary WATCH OUT FOR WEATHER CHANGES. Canadian Safe ,floating Council ChaUflaeP SPirit Night May 30th 3 PM -1 AM Lucknow Legion A(I �►rceeds to floor rehouat on fund. anie(Ie v $=2532 or Canteen 28-2? 4;