HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-05-11, Page 12Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1988
Kinettes present
fun and fashion
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May 12, 1988
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The Lucknow Kinettes held their annual
fashion show Monday night at the Com-
munity Centre. Fashion, fun and flare
were the order of the evening and the large
crowd attending the event certainly got
their share. Here, Wayne McDonagh
struts his stuff while showing off some of
the summer wear to be had from Char -
man's this season. The ladies were well
represented at the show as they showed off
fashions from Aunt Remelda's, Colour
Girl, the Sewing Box, Petter Shoes and
Agnew's Children' Wear. Nicole Young,
left, and Lois Hanna struck a pose for the
camera in fashions from Dee Vee's. It was
a fun evening out and very well received
by those in attendance. (Marg Burkhart
photo)
Care for
elderly is
a concern
DISTRICT HEALTH COUNCIL
TO BEGIN STUDY OF LONG TERM
CARE OF THE ELDERLY
The Ontario Ministry of Health has ap-
proved and funded a twelve month, $60,000
study of Long Term Care of the Elderly by
the Grey -Bruce District Health Council.
This study will provide an update to a
report on Long Term Care that was com-
pleted in 1980.
The health and social service needs of
the elderly have been identified as a high
priority concern of the District Health
Council for several years. This study will
build upon two senior surveys that were
done during the summer of 1987.
The District Health Council interviewed
seniors in Markdale, and Meaford, while
Bruce County Social Services undertook a
similar survey in Bruce County._ These
were carried out to identify health and
social service needs among district
seniors.
The Council is pleased to announce that
Dr. Aletha Seabrook has been hired as
Project Coordinator for the Long Term
Care Study and will join the Council staff
on May 16th. Dr. Seabrook, a resident of
Owen Sound, was formerly Vice President,
Education at the Queen Elizabeth
Hospital, a long term care facility in
Toronto and has had considerable ex-
perience with long term care issues.
Dr. Seabrook will be working with health
and social service providers in the two
counties as the Long Term Care Study
develops over the coming months. The
Grey -Bruce District Health Council
welcomes Dr. Seabrook to its staff as it
begins this important project.
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