HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-05-10, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1989.
Cranbrook:
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Season’s last euchre held
Golden moment
Family and friends gathered at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre Saturday to help Nicolas and Johanna Terpstra
celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. An impressive display of
family photos was part of the celebration.
The last euchre of the season was
sponsored by the Foresters on
Friday night with 18 tables in play.
The winners were: high, Audrey
Adams, Beryl Smith; low, Dorothy
Dilworth, Harvey Adams; lone
hands, Margery McCourt, Ross
Stephenson; lucky tables, Lome
Smith, Roberta Simpson, Verna
Crawford, Lloyd Smith, Ross Ste
phenson, Lois Hart, Roma Nichol
son, Gordon Hanna; tallies, Adrian
Versteop, Bill Craig, Shirley Ver-
Cancer drive
successful
The Cranbrook Institute reports
that $911 was collected in the
community for the recent Cancer
Drive convened by Yvonne Knight.
On behalf of the W.I. she is
grateful to the following people
who did the job Ann Bragg, Karen
Uhler, Olga Speiran, Betty Knight,
Beryl Smith, Wilfred and Laura
Strickler and Karen Bowles.
steop, Cora Smith, Margaret
Adams, Bea Ott, Annie Wight,
Ruby Steiss, Bill Eckmier, Bill
Beirnes.
Harry Jacklin on behalf of the
Foresters, thanked everyone for
their support of the card games for
the season.
Cranbrook
people
Mr. and Mrs. Will Perrie and
little daughter Margaret of Halifax
visited with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Perrie and family
members recently.
Miss Kim Starr, Chatham, visit
ed Don and Mrs. Cotton.
Mrs. Jim Keys and Mrs. Gladys
Wright, Seaforth, visited Mrs.
Margaret McBrien at the Callander
Nursing Home on Friday and called
on Mrs. Mac Engel.
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‘Aids
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theme
Awareness of AIDS has increas
ed substantially, with media re
ports of personal tragedies, medi
cal advances and even TV drama.
But the effect of AIDS on business
and employees is only now beginn
ing to be felt.
On May 16, the Huron County
Health Unit will host a national
satellite videoconference called
“AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE” at
the Huronview Auditorium, Clin
ton, Ontario. The three hour video
conference has been produced by
Sheridan Videoconferencing in as
sociation with the Federal Centre
for AIDS (FCA).
“AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE”
is a working videoconference de
signed so that participants will
have a clear idea of the workplace
issues and sufficient knowledge to
begin to develop an AIDS policy for
their own company.
The moderator of the national
videoconference is Broadcaster
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panelists include FCA Director
Alastair Clayton, Dr. David Roy
founder of the Centre for Bioethics
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law who are knowledgeable about
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experiences in the workplace will
be presented during the confer
ence.
The conference will take place
May 16, 1989, from 12:45 p.m. to
4:00 p.m. (EST). For information
please contact Diane Aitken, AIDS
Co-ordinator, Huron County Health
Unit, at 482-3416 or 1-800-265-
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