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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-06-06, Page 35/ On 1 yr. annual interest. Rates subject to change --14114 STANDARD 7.4-44:61 TR ST 237 Josephine Street P,O., Bei 850 Viingham, OntariO Telephone 357-2022 LIEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT 1NSORANC.E CORPORATION CarroilMcKbny lefty Beaver Division commissioner presented Bev Thompson, right, Mabee District commissioner; with a service pin for her contribution to Guiding over the' past 10 years. Bev has served as a Brownie leader, a Guide leaderand for the past three years as district commissioner. She has just accepted a two year extension to her term as district commissioner. [Sentinel Staff Photo] • • ..-.'ROrekes...g.:0triCe•01,00..t • .,'•4•: • ' • The mother and daughter • P. Duggan replied. some "hum6rous comments. banquet- fdi the Lucknow Girl Mrs. Margaret Cameron The evening e seri with Guides, Rangers and Brown- read the minutes and gave a Taps. ies.was held in the basement financial report. 'Mrs. Linda of the Lucknow. United Church on June 1, 1979 at 6.30 p.m. Mrs. ruce Rayiiard met, •corned everyone and Helen /viacIntyre accompanied the group in singing 0 Canada: A. toast was made to the Queen. • Marion. Raynard accon-i- •panied during the singing of the "Word Hunger Grace". A delicious turkey dinner was served by the Lucknow Mrs. Bruce Raynard intro- duced: Mrs. Carroll McKim, Division Commissioner for BeaverDivision; Mrs. Bever- ly Thompson, District Com- missioner for the Maitee District; Mrs. Barbara Helm, Badge Secretary for the •Lucknow Company, Deputy District Commissioner for the Maitee District and Pub- lic Relations Advisor for the Beaver Division; Mrs. Ilene Greer, Training Rep. for Maitee District, and Pack Holiday Advisor for Beaver Division; Mrs. Diane Hack- .ett, Secretary Treasurer for Beaver Divison.; Mrs. 'Barb- ara 'VVilson, Public Relations Repfor the. Silver Birch Area; . Kathy 'Wilson, who accompanied her mother to the Lucknow banquet; Mrs. Pat Duggan, Ranger Guider; Marian Raynard, Jr. Leader. for Guides; Mrs. Lloya Nich- olson, Brown Owl; Mrs. Elaine teer, Tawny Owl; Mrs. Lihda Owen, Snowy Owl; Mrs. Ruth Pritchard, Grey OwI, and Susan Thomp- son, Packie. Kathryn Mc- Kim, Packie, was unable to be present at the dinner. Mrs. Carroll McKim spoke briefly and presented Mrs. Beverly Th6mpson with a Long Service Award and pin for ten ' years of service. Beverly replied. Lyndale Cross proposed a toast to the mothers and Mrs, D. Cross replied. Lori McKim proposed •a toast to the Guiders and Mrs. Emrnertowseconded the mo- tion. , ivirS.:iNiiyrnarcRayttard 'ex- • planed expense and the need for executive mexnbers hn the committee. Mrs. Del- ores .Cross suggested the Guides,' Brownies and Rang- ers in the area take .part in the- Lucknow Fall Fair. par- ade. Susan Thompson gave a report on Cookie Day which took place on April 28, 1979, Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre thanked Beverly Thompson • and Barbara Helm for extra effort on behalf of the Lucknow GUide • .COtnpany during the past year. After a break in the pro- • grann-Mrt Raynard thanked Mrs. Linda Emmerton for the table decorations. Brownie . Badges were presented by Linda Owen, Susan Thomp,son, Lloya Nicholson, Ruth Pritchard and Elaine Steer. Beverly Thompson spoke briefly about the new pro- . grant coming up in the fall. Beverly Thompson and Marian Raynard assisted Barbara Helm in Guide En- rolment and' presentation of • badges: • Helen Matlntyre present- ed Julie . Davies, Michelle Gardner, Mae Raynard and Donalda Thompson. Laurie Emmerton presented Diane Wilson. and Heather MacIn- tytie. All six girls were enrolled by Barbara Helm. Badges were presented fol- lowing enrollment. Mrs. Carroll McKim in- troduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Barbara Wilson, who spoke briefly and showed slides. Susan Thompson thanked Mrs. Wilson and Cindy Enimerton presented her with ,a Lucknow "spoon". Josie den Boer presented her with some baking from the Lucknow Home Bakery. Mrs. Wilson thanked the girls and made Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 0, 1979.41ie eedlOr. service 'from Page Social Services, Family and Children'S' Services, Cancer Society or by priVate individuals. In order to keep the fees at a reasonable cost, ad- ditional funds are required," she said. Mrs. Cardno said any resident can buy the services of a homemaker •or a -home helper on a private basis. Linda Young of the Wingham association, showed slides to illustrate the many facets of care • available in the county. She said there is a field' 'worker who assesses, the needs of the client, and she described the homemaker as someone who has been trained in three-month course on givirig personal care, getting meals and special diets, bed baths and other light housekeeping work needed to maintain the client in the , home. She said a homemaker always woi:ks with a. professional per -Son such as a nurse or, ph ys loth erapi ' 0,0\ther 'services . provided are by a group a workers called Home Help, • including house cleaners'and handy men ;. hairdressers, barbers • people who will provide transportation. ° services, do friendly visiting, provide sitter services for the elderly and han- dicapped and sitter serVice in a crisis. By caring.for people in then' ho*es where possibl,e, rather than being in hoSpital, Mrs. Young estimated the, savings in Huron to date as $1,148,152, There are about 90 homemakers and home helpers in Huron County novv. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES e Can De Easv..Coni • Make The Most Out Of • What's Yours .111•111 If you,own,a yard, don't let It go to waste. Instal a patio...John W. Henderson Lumber Limited have • PATIO STONES In-41zes 18"x 18"; 24" x 24", • 24':' x'30", and 24'" x 36". 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