HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-08-08, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1990.
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
Pair’s trip a mystery
Congratulations to Rob and Nan
cy Snell on the birth of their
daughter Laura Nancy Anne on
Sunday, July 22, a sister for Matt.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Dave and Marg
Anderson on the passing of Dave’s
sister Jean.
June and Heather Fothergill
enjoyed a two-day mystery bus trip
on August 1-2.
The August meeting of Londes
boro W.I. will be held at the hall on
Wednesday evening, Aug. 8 at 8
p.m. Guest speaker is O.P.P.
Constable Marshall. He will speak
on Drug Abuse.
The July meeting of Burns
U.C.W. was held on Wednesday
afternoon, August 1.
Nineteen members and one visi-
Take time
tor met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Batty, Clinton. All
enjoyed a tour of the log house and
viewing the interesting collection
on antiques. On behalf of the ladies
Jean Hoggarth thanked Mr. and
Mrs. Batty and presented them
with a gift. Members returned to
the church for a short meeting.
Renee Snell thanked Hazel Reid
for organizing the tour. Renee gave
a reading “No Good Deed is ever
wasted.” Roll call was answered
with a Bible verse and minutes of
the last meeting were read.
The treasurer’s report was given
by Margaret Taylor. A thank you
card was read from Dave and Caron
Snihur. Renee Snell closed the
meeting with prayer.
LORITERPSTRAGARYTERPSTRA
Brother, sister graduate
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Terpstra are proud to announce the
graduation of their children, Lori from the Medical Lab
Technology program at Lambton College, Sarnia and Gary from
the Agriculture Business Management Program at Centralia
College. Congratulations to you both from Mom, Dad, brothers
and sister.
There will be
opposition
to change
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in Parliament and every provincial
legislature within a few years time.
There are dangers to that, dangers
of public opinion being stampeded
in a kind of mob rule, but there are
lots of dangers the other way too,
dangers we get something alto
gether different than we thought
we were getting for our vote.
There will be plenty of opposition
to any change from the current
system but it would be silly if
people didn’t start looking at the
possibilities of making democracy
really democratic.
to smell
the flowers
tickets, children: $4.00;
“Glad Days” are here! Glad
Days is a special event which helps
bring better days for people with
Epilepsy. During the month of
August volunteers across Canada
will be selling beautiful Gladiolus
to raise funds and public awareness
for Epilepsy. Gladiolus are the
national symbol for Epilepsy.
On Friday, August 17 Epilepsy
Huron-Perth-Bruce will be selling
“glads” in Blyth at two locations:
Scrimgeour’s Food Market and The
Green Gallery. The location to buy
“glads” in Brussels is the Golden
Lantern Restaurant. The price is
just $3.50 a bunch or $6.00 for two
bunches.
Glad Days is Epilepsy Huron-
Perth-Bruce’s most important
fundraising event. This organiza
tion depends on a successful Glad
Days event to continue providing
their services in the community. By
purchasing these flowers you will
brighten your home and the lives of
people affected by Epilepsy.
As well as Glad Days the Clinton
Raceway will be holding a RACE
DAY FOR EPILEPSY with a barbe
cue on Sunday, August 19 imme
diately following the races. Ad
vance
adults: $8.00; which can be pur
chased through the Epilepsy office.
Epilepsy is the second most
common neurological disorder. In
population studies it falls only
behind the headache in terms of
frequency. Epilepsy is in fact more
common than brain injury, low
back pain, stroke, sleep disorders,
cerebral palsy, dementia, Parkin
sonism, nqck pain, Multiple Sclero
sis and spinal cord injury.
Epilepsy is a symptom of a
disorder of the brain. It is not a
disease. Seizures take many forms.
They can range from momentary
lapses of attention, marked by only
a blink or random movement, to
convulsions. Most importantly for
most people Epilepsy can be treat
ed, permitting many to lead normal
lives.
Sadly Epilepsy can carry with it a
host of emotional and social pro
blems - misunderstanding and
rejection by family and friends,
inability to get a job, insecurity,
anger, frustration - are often more
difficult to handle than the actual
seizure disorder itself.
For more information about Glad
Days or Race Day, please contact
the Epilepsy Huron-Perth-Bruce
office 482-5527.
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