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• The executive of the tuck -
now Filpire Skating Club mit
at the Lucknow Tom Hall
•October5 to plan the coming '
maw,"
Professionals; Olive Lapp
0$ W1140100 and Debbie Pet:-
dt: of Goderich," who'will be
teaching inLucknow ,this
winter, :were in attendance.
• The club has re-orpnized '
the class schedule to 4fer .
the younger skaters the op-
portunity to , progress -more
quickly through their Nation-
al Figure Skating Test
(NFST) badge levels, NFST
badge level aMdents are
• being given • the opportunity
to skate both Monday . and
, Thursday evenings or juit
Monday ff preferred,
. ,
ff a child skaWs both
Monday and Thursday even;
heishe will haVe a total
of 1% hours of skating each
week. Most of these skaters
only skated an hour a week
last year and the beginner,
, stroking and eletnentary
els skated only otte-lialf hour
etteh week last year..
Parents of N7ST badge
levels • skaters are being
asked to help with ice super-
vision, The club's coaches
are trained W Wach the rudi-
,
mesh of skating tint 01 of
the:01111'S &oche* have at!
tended Coacheie
Thee cosithei Itmiever, are
• also young, between the ages'
of 13 and rtand regitite th‘
assistance Of parents to auk,
.ervise the poops theyleach,
Parents. of ,senier itkaira
will assist the Senior lce
captain with ice snpervision
of thi, OSA *indents.
Thedi* has 1
•.Chriatmas theme. for their
00041' • skating cariiiii$C-
• WWI wil inin practising
for the Carnival wheis skathg
•lessons start the first Week Of
Ntivember.
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Eadgea and skating.appar-
. elwill be .available for stde '
* arena every second and
. Mortis Monday itt the Month.
Badges and Skating 00014
May be purchased fro* the
liadge seeretary, Mary Lou
Prieitap.
The club's •eiteMitive de-
•cided.tohoid regular monthly •
meetings at $ p4rn,nn the.
•sectind Monday each Month;
These:: riteetinp ..1011 .1ti, an.
opportutiity to keep abreast
Silivides in the club And
willalso **fide pal. an
optiortunity to.; learn more
about 'the chib. •. •
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Mothers group observes anniversary
The October meeting of
'the Lucknow Area Nursing
• Mothers was held ai the
home of Patti Otitscher,
• Teeswater.
This meeting marked the
fest 'birthday of the soup,.
• NursingMthers wait started
• one year ago by Jo-Ainn •
Kirkland widt the support
and encouragement of• her
local public health nttrse et
that time, who felt that there
was t t need in the miming*
for ,more information and
•
support regarding breast-
. feeding, Mrs. Kirkland is a
registered nurse antfa form-
er „public health num, She
also hasbmastled kfir other
children,
The meefingsare held on a •
monthly basis and deal basic-,
* with breastfeeding but
&vary to include such -topics
as frnily phoning. Guests
are also invited le meetings
•to diSeuss various subjects aa
•nutrition. The most import. -
ant factor about the gather-
• • CASuCK•.Steve id1.
(nee MacPherson) of ft; 0 1,
Lsscksaw, are proud to an-
• nowie the arrival of a son,
• Joel Chattels, 8,.1b. 11 oz„
born in "Anglian) and Dist• -
tict Hospital, on October 2S,
.,1981, Proud grandparents
are Bill and kabel MacPher-
son, R. 1, Lucknow and
Wilford aid Mary Caslick,
• Wingham;
• COLWELL « Bruce and Shir-
ley' .Colwel ,te R. 5, La:know
• are happy to „announce the
arrival of their daughter,
Mailey Doris, weighing 7
lbs. 10 oz., on October 31,
1981 at Wingharn and Dist,
tiet Hospital, a were sister for
Chris. Tarsi» and Gavin,
DORSCH - Rod and Marilyn
thartkOod forthe safe at rival
of their fast born, Nathan
Mut, I lb, 14 oz,, rntObet •
23,1981 at ditgaty, Alberts -
Proud first tinge, grafidpar-
efts are Whim and Betty
Dorsch of New Hamburg,
Nathan is the eighth grand-
• child foi Arthur and Irene
Clymer of Agincourt,
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laird of genie and Mrs..
Holmes of Kinough each fav -
oared with solos.
Readings with a Thanks-
eting the were given by
• M. Don Bushell, Mrs. Tenni
McDonald, Mrs, Glen Hal&
enby and Mo. -Evelyn Hod -
00 of Kinloss and Mft,
Midford Wall of Kittlouglt,
• Mts.. D Robertson then
introduced the guett speak-
er, Miss Ma White of Getter -
a returned Monsty
from Who litho gave a most
interesting talk 60 Stir Week
in India, Site was thanked by
Mrs, Frank Madden,
ing,sia the 'support and en-
• couragement received bY
• mutual sharing of problems
and ideas by the 'mothers
moat,
The topic of October's
• meedng. was postpartum de
presaion.,• Mothers related
esperknces 'they had with
Hate blues" before and after
birth• and suggestions were
made on howl W cope *kb
this. ,
Factors affecdng milk sup-
ply were also discussed and
Vatintifi suggesdont were
•made on how increase milk
•supply. The basic principle of
*supply and demand was em-
pltasized the store (woes
tly the infant nurses and the
more milk fte obhins; the
• more milk the breasts will be
stimulated to prOduce.
• The sneering was closed
and every one enj4ed birth -
•day et*.
The next meeting will take
place at the home di -Marilyn
Moffat, R. R. 03, Holyrood.
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