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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-04-21, Page 16Page 16 - Luckpow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 21, 1993 Happy birthday Jennie! UCKNOW by Mildred Loree MirilIMMIW, s Happy birthday to Jennie Por- teous, who is celebrating her 92nd birthday today, Apr. 21st. Marj, Meldrum from Fraser, Michigan and Jean Egerson of Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan spent a few days with Jessie Johnston the end of the week. While they were here they all visited with several friends and relatives in the area. Caroline and Cliff Menary, Ron and Barb Snowden, Allan and Don- na Snowden and Bill Snowden attended a special presentation on the weekend when their daughter and sister, Linda Carter of Clinton, was presented with a Kinettes' Life Membership. Congratulations Lin- da! There were six tables of shoot in play at the Drop in Centre last Friday. Ella Hand and Art Ernewein were high players, with Grace. Gib- son and Howard MacCallum in low positions. Vera Purvis took the ,. most shoots. Cora Clayton and Ross Taylor claimed high spots during shoot play Apr. 13. The party was spon- sored by the St. Helen's WI. In low positions were Helen Todd and Lorne Jamieson,, with Theresa Courtney taking the most shoots. A. total of nine tables were in play. Students' employment centres open Canada Employment Centres for Students.in Walkerton and Goderich • are now open. The Kincardine and Hanover offices will open early in. May. In Goderich, Donalda Thompson returns' as supervisor. In the Walkerton office, Jeff Dentinger, is the supervisor, (The employment centres act asa focal point for information for local summer jobs for the young people in the community. Students, are encouraged to dropby and meet with the staff to .discuss slimmer employnient. Weekly information sessions for students will be held in each of the centres. These.- .sessions focus on such topics as resume writing, job search, interview skills, completion 'of application forms and many others. Many-students—have-,.alread- l` Jan -Andrew;a Canadlan-author,—was-a guest -at -Brookside registered with the centres and are Public School last week. She Is the author of Very Last First waiting eagerly for summer jobs. of hasanyquestions Time, the story of the young Inuit girl who walked alone under the employment centres or the , the Ice for the first time, and The Auction and Pump anybodyabout kin Time services they provide, or wants to among others. Her background includes work with drama, place a job order, give Donalda a multicultutalism, story telling and children's literature. She Is call at the Goderich office 524- pictured here during a story telling 'session with students. (Pat 2744, or Jeff at 881-2201. Livingston photo) Simpson - Art and Jackie are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Rebecca Maureen, on Apr. 6, 1993 at Goderich Hospital, weighing 7 lbs. 12 oz. Rebecca is a little sister for Abby, Rachel and Catherine. Rebecca's grandparents are Cfarice Dalton and Jean and Bob Simpson. Lyons - Murray and Judy, of R.R. 3, Wingham, welcome with love their son, born Apr. 10, 1993 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, weighing 8 lbs. 5 oz. Bradley Robert is a wee grandson for Ralph and Deanne Dickson, of Belmore, and Gordon and Agnes Lyons, of Lucknow. Clark Jim and Bev of Lucknow are delighted with the safe arrival of their son Ryan James Douglas, born Apr. 6, 1993, at Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 91/2 oz., a wee brother for Rachel. Ryan's grandparents are Eric and Nikki Exel, of R.R. 5, Lucknow, Herb and Alene Clark, Lucknow, and great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Exel of Brussels, and Gerta De,Jong, Lucknow. BIRTHS Hicks - David and Karen welcome with love, their son, Drew Elliott, boat Apr. 14, 1993, at Listowel Hospital. Drew is also welcomed by three brothers Brett, Blair and Devon. Happy grandparents are Orville and Grace Elliott of Luck - now, and Bob and Evelyn Hicks of Shelburne. Raynard - Glenn and Donna of Belgrave are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their son, Trevor Bruce, on Apr. 2, 1993, weighing 6 lbs, 13 oz. Proud grandparents are Bruce and Norma Raynard of Luck - now; and George and Muriel Woods of Fergus. Norman/Tait - Tracey Norman and Eric Tait are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Thomas Andrew, born Apr. 12, 1993, in Wingham and District Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz., a little brother for Amber and Dawn. Volunteers enrich lives of Pinecrest residents April 18 W 24 is Volunteer Week and an opportune time for the residents at Pinecrest Manor Nur- sing Home to extend their thanks to all the volunteers in this com- munity. Pinecrest has in excess of 60 volunteers who donate their time, either on an individual or group basis, to enrich the residents' lives. Mondays and Fridays are .usually set aside for Old Tyme Music groups. Their spiritualneeds are fulfilled by area ministers taking turns con- ducting Sunday services on the premises, as well -as performing different memorials and com- munion, in addition to their in- dividual visitation.' Service clubs generously donate various items or money to the residents' council fund. These funds are used to take them for a horse and wagon rides or use local transportation to get them around. The large screen TV with the recently added telecaption allows them to enjoy more programs and movies. Community groups provide enter- tainment such as square dancing, Scottish dancing, and sing -a -icings. The. community Palliative Care group is always there giving of their time and care. Pinecrest residents truly ap- preciate these VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE! Shake a volunteer's hand this week and let them know they are the backbone of this com- munity. 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