Southpoint Sun - April 13, 2022

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Wednesday, April 13, 2022

Southpoint Sun - 13

Pasta dinner for Ukraine raises over $25,000

KINGSVILLE — It was only three weeks ago that Kingsville Councillor Laura Lucier came up with an idea to do what she could to help Ukraine as the invasion by Russian forces rages on. She first reached out to council and administration with her thought of helping a country so many miles away. “They said, sure go for

it,” she said on Tuesday, April 5. “And this is the result.” That result was a full house at Grovedale Arts and Culture Centre for the Kingsville Community for Ukraine fundraising pasta dinner. The dinner and all of its other components raised $25,600 by preliminary counts. With several ser-

vice clubs — including Knights of Columbus, Rotary, Optimists, Pathfinders, Food Bank and Arts Society — involved, Lucier and about 50 volunteers pulled off a large community event. In addition to the pasta dinner, there was a silent auction of about 54 pieces of art donated by members of the Arts Society of Kingsville. There was

also a very popular bake sale which was furnished with tasty treats by members of the community. Several great door prizes were also available. For Laura Lucier, she’s grateful that it came together without a lot of cost involved. “This came together for under $1,000 so we think we did very well in that regard,” she said. Other members of

council were present, as were members of administration and Mayor Nelson Santos. All proceeds will go to the Canadian Red Cross Ukrainian Humanitarian Crisis Appeal and donations were being taken at the dinner as well. Lucier said several local businesses lent their expertise and donated door prizes to the cause. “It’s a true communi-

LAURA LUCIER

ty fundraiser and we’re thrilled with the turnout,” she said.

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Mary Jane MacVicar gets her plate filled by volunteers at the PAsta Dinner Fundraiser for Ukraine on Aporil 5 at the Grovedale Arts and Culture Centtre. Hundreds turned out for the meal, silent auction and raffles. SUN photo

St. Clair College Seeks Community Representatives for the Board of Governors St. Clair College is seeking applications for the Board of Governors, for a three-year term beginning on September 1, 2022. The College Board is comprised of 17 members, including 12 appointed from the community, the College President and an additional four members who are elected from the College’s student, faculty, support and administrative groups. Responsibilities include policy setting and contributing to the College Strategic Directions. Board members are required to attend one regular Board meeting per month (normally scheduled on the fourth Tuesday of the month) between September and June, with meetings beginning at 5:30 p.m. Additional meetings are scheduled on an as needed basis. St. Clair College serves the Windsor and Essex County areas as well as the Municipality of Chatham-Kent. Community representatives are drawn from this region. St. Clair College welcomes applications from representatives of the diverse multicultural communities that surround and enrich the College. St. Clair College serves over 15,000 full-time students and part-time learners. Potential candidates are welcomed from a broad and diverse spectrum of industries and community segments. Experience on community boards and/or knowledge of governance processes will be considered as important assets. Interested individuals are asked to send a resume, emphasizing their strengths in these asset areas, by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 29, 2022. Ms. Kristen Adams, Secretary, Board of Governors 2000 Talbot Road West (Box 30) Windsor, Ontario N9A 6S4 Fax: 519-966-3763 email: kadams@stclaircollege.ca For additional information call 519-972-2704


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