The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-05-24, Page 22Clubbers, leaders, family and
friends met recently in the audi-
torium of the Wingham Bible Chapel
to celebrate the successful com-
pletion of the lOth Awana season.
After the opening ceremonies,
Cyndy Pickersgill led a sing -along of
the Blubbers' favorite songs and
choruses they rehearsed all year,
Commander min Pickersgill de=
livered the message, "The Higher
Rock", demonstrating from scrip-
ture the emphasis of Awana teach-
ing that the Lord Jesus Christ is "not
only the Rock of our salvation but He
is also the unfailing, unfaltering, un-
altering Rock on which we can build
our lives and on Whom we can
depend in all circumstances".
Following the message, attend-
ance awards and handbook comple-
tion awards were presented to the
clubbers by their respective leaders.
Those receiving Sparks first book
ribbons were Cory Bragg, Dana
Welsh, Tyler Bragg, Paul Clugston,
Lisa Morrison, Mary Vaudry and
Tara Hodgins. Sparks second book
ribbons were presented to Rachel
Heffer, Becky Rapson end David.
Collins. David also completed a
Hiker Workbook and received a.
Hiker pin.
For completing three handbooks:
in three years, Cynthia and Chris..
tins Dewit received their • Sparky
Plaques and pins and for also
completing an extra workbook, they
-each reivedda Climber pin.
Churns Sandra and Sheila Collins'
received their Chums. first. book
ribbons and Maiden pins for. com-
pleting the handbook exam..
Cubbies Michelle Dewit, Ashley
Heifer, Leah. Barber, Natalie Heffer
and Peter Barber received Cubbies
first book ribbons, and certificates
and Allison Rapson received her
second bookrihbon.and blue seal.
The leaders were presented -with
their respective pins for years of
service in the club-. After the
Commander's closing remarks and
prayer, everyone gathered in the
family room for refreshments and
fellowship.
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NURSING ASSISTANTS-- Graduation exercises for the 1988 Oa' ss of registered nursing assistants in _
Wingham were held recently at the training centre. Members of the 1988'class are: back, Joan Black,
Maaike Wiegersma, April Cook, Frances MacAuley, Sharon Boylan, Marilyn Irwin, director; centre, Bon-
nie Mitchell, Sheila Gulutzen, Linda Simmons, Helen Rau, Trudy Noble, Alice Stevenson; front, ,Julie
Boyce; Tara Khan, Barbara. Patterson, Connie Howald and Linda Kieffer, assistant director.
Anglican parish minister
graduation guest speaker
Rev. Merelyn Letson, Anglican
minister for the parish of Lucknow,
Ripley and Kinlough, told the
graduating class of registered nurs-
ing assistants at the Wingham and.
District Hospital last Friday that
there are two paths which may be
taken ie life.
Just as Moses led his people to the
edge of the Promised Land and gave
them the choice of the way of life or
death, each nursing graduate has a
choice, she said and, "Everyone will
time to know which choice you have
made."
She told the graduating class
members they could do only what is
necessary or let the vision of nursing
perfection stay clearly before their
eyes.
The three elements that make a
good nurse are compassion, in-
tegrity and the desire to continue
learning, Ms. Letson said.
A former nurse and nursing in-
structor, Ms. Letson said she took
her experience into the ministry. "I
have a special feeling for nursing
and never lost it or the vision of
holistic care."
Ms. Letson was thanked by
Marilyn Irwin, director of the
nursing assistant program.
FANTASTIC YARD
Earlier in the program, Joan
Black of RR 6, Goderich, gave the
valedictory address. Mrs. Black
said in the nine short months of the
course, the 15 students had seen "life
and death, sadness and joy".
She thanked the hospital, the
families of the students and the
teachers for providing the graduates
-a chance to pursue rewarding
careers within the health-care
system.
There were two winners of this
year's Proficiency in Bedside
Nursing Award, donated by Norman
Hayes, hospital executive director.
This year's winners were Helen Rau
of RR 2, Zurich and Alice Stevenson
of Ripley.
Mrs. Black won the Scholastic
Achievement Award, donated by the
Auxiliary to Wingham and District
Hospital and presented by Marie
Phillips, auxiliary president.
Other members of the 1988
graduating class include: Julie
Boyce, Varna; Sharon Boylan, RR 2,
Listowel; April Cook, RR 1,
Belgrave; Sheila Gulutzen,
Brussels; Connie Howald Lucknow;
Tara Khan, Wingham ; Frances
AT THE WINGHAMALE SALES ARENA
on Friday, May 27th, 9 - , .m.
� , fat.:,. May 28th, 9 - 5 p.m.
This organized yard sale consists of antiques,odd
pieces of n+�w furniture, used
appliances, used furniture,
ure, clearance items of footwear & clothing, press back chairs,
rockers, wash stand, 2. piece used living room suites, used coffee & end tables, table
bra lamps, used
d sofa bed, occasional chairs, used. kitchen suites, color TV's, paintings,
�s,
PP pieties, china and glassware, box springs & mattresses, dressers, chest
of drawers, beds, desks, wicker pieces, night stands, used mates bed with 4 drawers
microwave stand, chair sets, chrome and wood, horse harness and many more items of
interest.
While attendin ths r.. r�"t� visit
our bulkfrdisplay.yDiscount prices cothin fdo fur
MacAuley, RR 5, Lucknow; Bonnie
Mitchell, RR 3, Ayton; Trudy Noble,
Blyth; Barbara Patterson, Blyth;
Linda Simmons, Palmerston and
Maaike Wiegersma, RR 1, Bluevale.
Wingham gets
planning grant
A $9,741 community planning
grant for the Town of Wingham has
been announced by Ontario
Agriculture and Food Minister Jack
Riddell, Huron MPP.
Speaking on behalf of Municipal
Affairs Minister John Eakins, Mr.
Riddell said the grant will be used by
the municipality to prepare a
comprehensive zoning bylaw.
Community planning grants are
designed to encourage municipa-
lities to review and update their
planning programs, zoning bylaws
and other planning documents.
The grants may also be used for
special studies to develop com-
munity improvement policies, to
determine the feasibility of using
data processing technology in the
local planning process, and to assist
in implementing the Planning Act.
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