HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-07, Page 3'mantra? Setlael, Wednesday, June
The , dian Diabetes Assoeitition,
Ontario Division, is a monoprofit
volunteer organization with tapo
'members, divided into 'eleven vegiotts
and 65 breathes nd chapters. There
..are 840000 diabeties in o -alone.
'The ;Huron Bruce -Branch, Canadian
Diabetes Association held 'their -annual
potluck -dinner in „Luelmow at the Town
Hall onMonday, M. y929. Fallowing din-
arer, -Frank LMacKenzie erttertatned with
!Scottish tunes on:his bagpipes.
interested diabetics .listened as Brad
Park ,of :Dtagannon shared his personal
esperience on -how he copes with
diabetes by tairire the oral medication
-"Cyclosporine' When Brad was
„diagnosed as diabetic in 1987, he spent a
few .days in the tyoderich Hospital, then
-he was transferred to University
Hospital in London. Here, -he
volunteered to take part in an ongoing
Study already underway where newly
diagnosed diabetics were given the
•chance to t be off Insulin needle injections
by. _taking .this rejection drug by mouth
twice daily -while ander careful observa-
tion Irom University Hospital and his
local hospital. :Brad continues to be
4nandatned'off insulin injeclions•new for
over La year with good sugar :control.
:This -gives diabetics the Touch -needed
hope they „looked for. Brad was in-
troduced Land thanked hy 'Teresa Court-
ney and Audrey Mac -Donald, and
presented With a gift.
WL1ECOEQPE"wIllbe1Itand
Wilr
flulit Arita a cure for diabetes
is ',found. 'A "441100 donation to the
Charles 11. -Seat Belmar& 'Fund will he
presented 'at tits lime on 'behalf of :the
Huron --Bruce Branch.
Sweepatate tickets for the 1989 draw
are on sale for VISO each. The draw
takeplaceat White -Oaks 14411, Lon-
don, an Saturday, Jtine 24.
The 'tient 'meeting ts The Regional
meeting to be held on Saturday, June
17.
A short imigioRcs meeting followed,
chaired by :Clarence 'Webb, -president.
'The Queen's Mothpr Will Innen aplaque
•slionouring ":Sir Frederick Baiting, the
discoverer of insulin on -Friday, July 7,
at 'I:tenting Mouse, 442 Adelaide Street,
North at Queen's Avenue, London. Me
' ThelluronAlruieTTTr a --7Dninder-losociationititiek
dbmer atthe .Linturow 'Town Hall ,lastweek. Inctgred An the hack Tow, :left to right,
Clarence 'WebblAnTesident; Chris 11?a3rne; aweepstakes; Aly Ala • . , seniors;
Susan-MOTIat, zheidth care; Charhs Merritt, *ice prodded. •litontrw.w, 'Lluda.Maleako,
youth; 'Teresa :Courtney, ,inembenddp.andisecretary; Bitrb-Zuse, treasurer and Brad
Park,,who was the ;Rest speaker for the ,evening.Witt:Livingston photo)
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-Congratulations to Richard Day Who
-graduated on Sunday, May 28 from Sir
Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo
With his S.A. in -Geography. Attending
were his parents, Mr. and M. Tom
Day and his brother Jahn from Ottawa..
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw visited
at Cheapside an Sunday with relatives
and Mrs. Laidlaw attended a baby
Shower there for :her great niece. On
Tuesday evening they 'visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Winger and family of
:Ethel and celebrated a grandsons
birthday.
M. and Mrs. Eric Inglis, Dr. and
Mrs. Allan 1n1is of Gibson% B.C.
visited With Tom Inglis, Pauline Adams
and other relatives in the area.
.Jeanie Sdili, Brian and Nicole of
Windsor visited recently with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Wilson of VITingham
visited Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs.
Mildred Metlenalien and John
41c.11ionon -visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Wethausser Miss.
Mildred attended the Aumone ,stlinner
for past graduates with, former
classmate Mrs. Welhausser .of the
Guelph General Hospital. 'They called on
Daisy Connell who As ILOW residing in
the Elliott Nursing Home in -Guelph and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Connell of /hiss.
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