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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-07-25, Page 4Page 4.-Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Jaly 25, 1979 Lucknow's new doctor Dr. M . Corrin and Dr. J. McKim are pleased to announce. that Dr. Donald T. Jolly will be - practising family medicine as their associate at the'Luclmow Medical Centre. A graduate of the University of Western Ontario School of Medicine in 1977, Dr. Jolly has Just completed a two year residency program in family medicine.. He has :attained' his Certificate of the College of Family Practicipners. A. native , of Exeter he is, married' to the former Christina Cann of Exeter. • [Sentinel Staff Photo] Sponsor Laotian. refugees.... 'from page 1 will face problems but you have to deal with them as they come along." "If you decide not to help because of the problems involved you will never try anything," she adds. The de Bruyns aren't looking for' any credit forwhat they are doing. They decided they would try to help give two people. the opportunity to start over. Church will sponsor refugees The Lucknow Christian Reformed Church will be sponsoring nine Vietnamize boat people who will arrive in Canada in September: Hank Brink of Dungannon was inter- viewed by the .Immigration Department in Kitchener last week. He said they were given the choice of sponsoring refugees from Cambodia, . Laos or Vietnam and chose Vietnamize refugees because of the crucial situation of the boat people. who are fleeing the country by the thousands in leaking boats. The project • will be a joint sponsorship' with the Christian Reformed Church .in. Goderich. Mr. Brink requested that anyone else in the. ai "rfin, plans to,,sponsor refugees, contact him -because there is so little information, available. He would like to share • his information and perhaps learn more . from others who are' `sponsoring refugees. He may be contacted at his home., phone 529-7603 the de Bruyns was being married in Owen Sound. Hyng and Liey arrived with very few clothes so they took them • shopping for They plan to have Hyng and Liey finish their education. Mrs. de Bruyn said someone offered to give Liey a job, but she will not have her work until she finished school. They can work part time to earn spending money as most teenagers do, she says, but. she wants to give them the opportunity an education provides. Hyng wants to be a mechanic and Liey wouldiike to be a hairdresser. They will be attending an immigrant English course in Blyth during August so they can learn as much English as possible before they start school in September. Mrs. de Bruyn said she would like to help them get the rest of their family out of Laos. Their parents, two sisters, and two brothers are in Laos and their grandmother and an aunt are in the Thailand refugee camp. The .summer blood donor is a rare bird. Be one. suitable clothes to wear to the wedding. When they went to buyshoes, the store manager gave them each a pair of shoes free of charge as his donation in support of refugees being settled in this • area. Nine refugees who landed with Hyng and Liey are finding homes near., here. Twp are living. in Goderich, two in Clinton, and one in Bayfield. Two others are living in Jarvis near Simcoe. 'The de Bruyns attended meetings to discuss the problems vvhhch , might arise when sponsoring refugees. But despite the problems involved, they decided they would try to help. Racism may be a problem, says Mrs. de Bruyn, "but, as Christians, we must stand above it." Correction. In the story about the trip taken by local Legion members to mark the 35th anniver- sary of D day, it was incorrectly reported the name of the D Day operation was Overload when in fact it was Code-named Overlord. The trip toured Belgium as well as Holland, England and France. They visited Arnhem Holten which (vas incorrectly spelled in the story. It was incorrectly reported 38 men.. died in Mr. Greer's division when in fact it. was his regiment. The picture of the French children .who gathered at a ceremony. marking , the.. anniversary was incorrectly identified as taking place in Caen when in fact it took place in Buron. , The Sentinel apologizes forany inconvenience caused by these errors. Fast Unloading Trucks Available Premiums for.,. Tipp Grades Receiving Hours: Monday Saturday 8 a.m. to 9.p.m. Sunday by appointment Snobelen Farms Ltd. Ripley 193.5161 , Anderson Fiax::Ltd.