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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-07-05, Page 91 hector of Goodwill Industries speaks at hospital auxiliary meeting The Auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hospital met June 25 in the hospital board -room with president Mary Lou Cameron presiding. Dorothy Griffin, Business Administra- tion Director of Goodwill Industries Lon- don and chairperson of Alexandria Hospital Ingersoll was speaker for the occasion. `Referring to -the abundance of used clothing sent to Goodwill Industries following 'Hospital Auxiliary Rummage Sales, Mrs. Griffin stressed how needful our donations and others are in pro- viding work and wages for the han- dicapped employed by Goodwill In- dustries. All clothing is sorted - and classified as saleable or unsaleable. Cer- tain materials are cut for wiping cloths and sold to various industries. Un- saleable items are sold to salvage companies. "Recycling of clothing is just the peripheral" Mrs. Griffin stated "and is secondary to training those with physical di icjties_. of_ sight heari ,_ cardiovascular and orthopaedic pro- blems, developmental - and social behavioural patterns and the functional- ly illiterate." Goodwill Industries also works in :conjunction with the Workmens Compensation Board and the Ministry of Community and Social Services pro- viding .individual assessments through a Vocational Rehabilitation Program aim- ing to reinstate productive .and positive workers according to their physical capabilities. There are 177 branches of Goodwill Industries in the U.S.A. and .nine in Canada. The London Centre operates seven outlet stores and there are two workshops and 15 'Thrift stores . in On- tario. A video was also shown. All Auxiliary workers at the hospital Gift Case and Emergency department are asked to procure a membership in the Hospital Auxiliary. These may be obtained from Sharon Long, member- ship convenor or from the hospital gift case. Fee $1. An Auxiliary tea will be held September 18 at the home of Mabel Wheeler, Belgrave. The fall rummage sale is October 12 and 13. Next meeting is October 2. Lochaish welco.Tses a Sherry and 'James Bullard of Guelph visited recently with Barry and Betty Jones. Weekend visitor at the Jones was Richard Martin of _Tavistock. The W.M.S. of the Ashfield Presbyterian Church had their June meeting on Monday evening at the home of Mayxne Wilkins The community would like to send a welcome to a new family in our midst. They are Bill and Muriel Dow. They have purchased the farm of Pat O'Neil which is located just south of Barry Jones. `Welcome into .,mir-midstt. Barry and :Betty Jones were in Lakeside on Sunday when they attended the Hunter family reunion. Kae and James Webster were in Tobermory recently when they attended the funeral of a dear friend Myrtle Craigie. Visiting with Rhetta and Marion l' by Kae Webster MacLennan is Donald MacLennan of Clinton. James Cecil and Kae Webster visited in Goderich on Saturday with their aunt Mrs. Norma Young. Visiting with Dorothy Finlayson, was Rod and Jeannie Finlayson and girls Ilatir.a and 'Lisa,, -.Of y B i , i rson and °peon, ;ofro n to, :Janev.Emberlin .Of `Toronto, and Car- rol Finlayson and her husband John Balch and their sons Nicholas and Alex- ander of Toronto. Gordon, Nora :and,, Glenn Robb visited at Lion's Head :on the weekend with Ed- win and Janice McClutcheon and family. Weather conditions throughout the month of June have not been favourable for curing hay. As the month progressed many farmers were anxious to get hay in the barn without being rained on. But was it dry enough? Farmers should beware that wet hay or dry haylage can ignite due to spontaneous combustion anytime during the first month or even longer after harvest. Usually the first indication is that un- mistakable smell of hot hay and maybe steam rising from the mow or silo. Make sure you visit the storage area every day. The .following guidelines indicate the danger levels as the temperature rises; 65°C (150°F) ENTERING THE DANGER ZONE. Make temperature observations daily. 70°C (160°F) DANGER! Inspect every four hours to see if temperature ,is rising. 80°C (175°F) FIRE POCKETS MAY BE ANTICIPATED. Call the fire department. .85°C (185°F) CONTROL THE FIRE. REMOVE THE HOT :MATERIAL. 100°C (210°F) CRITICAL. In the presence of oxygen, ignition will quickly take place. Without -a thermometer, any rod or pipe pushed ;into the hay two meterswill give an indication of the .temperature. If you can hold ionto the :metal when it is removed from the hay with your bare hand, it will be less than 65'C. if you can only touch it for an Instant, it is .:IOC or over and the materialshould be remov- ed. Never attempt to remove hot hay alone or without the local fire brigade standing by. Leadership in Action Leadership In Action ... a .workshop ,for tomorrow's leaders today 'with ,be abeld September ;2 - 6, 1889 at Bark I►ke, rondale. ;A new and exciting :opportunity awaits ARM REPORT Bruce County OMAF members ofrural organizations m Bruce County. Leadership In Action is designed to help you learn more ..about yourself and an individual, your relationship with others in a group and your skills as a leader in your -organization. Are you interested? * Have you ever had to chair .a meeting ... and wonder how to make better group decisions? * Are you new to your group ... and want to know more ,about how an organization works? * Will you be involved with others on a committee ... but are unsure of your :skill in expressing . yourself or relating to ;people? * Do you expect that you .will be a direc- tor or executive member of your organization ... but you want to know more ,about delegating, resolving conflict or solving ,problems. Then Leadership In Action .., :is for you! Leadership In Action is open to members of rural ,organizations who are energetic, enthtudastic And ,conunitted to the ;heath :and future of their organiza- tion. It is 'recommended for individuals Aged 2145. Organizations are encouraged to :identify members ,:woo !would benefit from Leadership In Action! 4pplioati n forms are available through your local Ontario Ministry Of -Agrlculthre And Food ,office. 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