HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-09-19, Page 3Aea ladies are questa
of Whitechurch W.I.
The September meeting of the
Whitechurch Women'sinstitute �w& s
held oil, September 12 i l part. w
the hall. Evelyn Oibb was the con.
voter foxy thpee Education and Cul-
Cul-
tural activities program. Brenda
Day was hostess
Marjorie Wal` ,opened with. a
reading and the Opening Ode, Mar-
ry
Stewart Collectand s
Prayer followed.
o Gibb introduced Kathleen.
Elliott who demonstrated the.
making of breads. She made three
different kinds anid later they were
tasted' by, the ladies, She was
thanked by Noma Aiwa_'.
The area convention is sceduled
for October .4 in Lucknow with
Jean 114cUuire as delegate•
A. committee was named to look
after a cord ply in October. The
WOW Ceitie spoke about the
October meetiag with a trip. to the
Godih Inman planted.
milli was how the new
education does ca does .not appeal
to you.
Mrs. +Bibb gave the motto LSDJ
five,, sea ufity and diselpline - are
children getting it today?
Jean Russ led in a sing -a
The guests from Lucknow Karishea
and Imo', lyuuyod gave a number for
the prograirt,
Door prizeswere won by Lois
Goodhue, Jean Tiffin, Brenda Day.
Mrs. Frank McKenzie and Allem
Bradley. 1 . Gibb gave a reading
on what the institute .has done over
the years. •
The lunch committee" of Evelyn
Gibbon. Catherine Wilson and Icor
Tiffin along with some helpers
Bruce County rally is October 1844 . served lulnch, along with Mrs. El.
Lions liott's fresh
. Head, baked bread.
Lucknow.Junior Women
,r
Institute returnfromhiettus
,
After a summer' hiatus, the mem- A few notes from the past sum-
bers
um hers of the Lucknow Junior mer, members enjoyed dinner at the
Women's Institute, again gathered Golden Pheasant in Wingham one
for a re meeting on September; evening in° June and then travelled
11, ine Town Hall basement. ' to Blyth for the play Local Talent. '.
Several letters Were read thanking The Junior Institute '.sponsored
the• club for past support. Donations
were made to Palliative Care Ser: ' Alison Wardrop as a iwitt+estant
vices in Wingham and also to the " Miss Lucknow competition,;
Audrey Ritehie to help pay for her ` held on June 30. Alison went 011 to
scooter. win that title and competed in the
The provincial Fall; Conference Miss Mid-westem Ontario pageant
will be held,,in October in Listowel, on the weekend.
hosted by Maple Keys Junior
Institute. The meeting was then pined over
Deanna Reavieand Arnold to Sharon 'Nivins:Of Ina$e Impact
looking after the grt up. display for in Lucknow. ,She brought ,IntutY
the fall fair. scarves, Scarf pms'and books which
Nancy • Aitchison informed Mein- show how to tie `scarires:As, she
bers about the menu' for the Fair demonstrated, members .tried .many,,
Queen Banquet and , designated of the differentlooks It, was' en- .
members for each item. ' Joyed byralt. x x
Lar%w Seetbselt Wedeesdayy September 11,1SI -lam S.
at 1 „ ./•rt i
Say no to drugs
The Bruce -they _ Roams
Catholic Separate School Board
is sponsoring an evening seminar
on Substance Abuse=(preveation.
awareness, initet1014tion�at )qyODDD,
,�y, 2I,,- flu
pan. in theSacred Hart High
School, Walkerton.
Dick O'Brien,. Consultant: to
the Council onn• Abuse, willbe 'the guest speaker. .
O'Brienhasek ex-
cellent reputation. aW a. person
with an outstanding ability to
communicate with students,
teachers and guidance counsel4
fors on topics related to alcohol
and other
hasei..
' drug abuseB.A.
He an Honours in
Experimental Psychology and a
Aster of Applied Sciences and
Organizational Development.
Mr. ,O'Brien 's experience over
the last 14 years has .giiven him
aan'excdllcnt background for his
current work as a consultant in,
home relations and addictions
is uses. Proven 19749 to 1976 he
was d ir' color of a rpoc
community for heroiii� addiction,
Fro 1977 to 1980 he was apart-
ttme anis fear in social work
said addiction studies at Rawson
College. University of Waterloo.
As a community consultant and
motor with the addiction
Research Foundation from
1984, Mr.''O'$Ilpiiltf played a
key role" in the development of `
the excellent drug education.
Program of the Halton Board of
Education. The final preparation
for his present work as a consul.
*cant, was his experience,. from;
1984 1986, as a deputy
Superintendent of a junior cor-
rectional ,facility.
Everyone is welcome to attend
this free . seminar which is
.scheduled to run for, ap-
pm ximately two tours.
...Arthritis means "inflammation of a
joint," It is used to refer to the
more than 100 different types of
rheumatic diseases affectingjoints
and connective tissues.
•Arthritis is the most common
chronic disease in Canada affecting
people of all ages; it can be per-
manently.disabling, if not properly •
diagnosed` and treated,
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•Arthritis is responsible for the loss Wingham's third annual Terry -Fox Rtm took la las Sunday
df more than 514 billion' m wages 9,1; ' articipanls.(Each year organizers have someone in remission lead
and nearly $15Q matlibzw un. tax �'
revenues annually: the run. This year,. Hill Bailie was the leader. Bill is pictured with Amy
•Arthritis affects nearly four million • andCasey., Casemate who led the runs in the second and forst
people in' this country. years respectively. Organizers -hoped to exceed lash year's donations of
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