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Heart and stroke volunteer guest speaker at WI
Lakeshore Advance
Jose Parker, a volunteer
with the Lambton Heart anti
Stroke Foundation was guest
speaker at the February
Grand Bend Women's Insti-
tute meeting. From the
informative discussion we
learned as many women as
men die of heart disease and
stroke. 'these diseases are the
leading cause of death among
Canadian women. Few
women are aware of their risk
factors and how to manage
them, and they often ignore
their symptoms.
Five warning signs of a
heart Attack are:
• Chest pain or discomfort
IS Pain in the arm, neck jaw,
or hack
• Nausea, indigestion or
vomiting
live warning sign of a
stroke are:
■ Sudden: weakness or
numbness
■ trouble speaking
• vision problems
• severe headache
■ dizziness
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purchased several Heart
Smart grocery products. Each
item was analyzed and then
used as door prizes. Several
useful items were distributed
as gifts from the Heart and
Stroke Foundation.
Final plans for the "Spring
Awakening on April 28 at the
Grand Bend Legion are being
completed. 'Pickets are sell-
ing quickly. Contact Barb
Kilback at 519.243.1163 for
information and tickets. Our
April meeting will be a
catered luncheon. 'the Book
Club will review Unbroken
Lynda Hillman -Replay
Lakeshore Advance
Monday:
Ilrst - George 1 todgson
- Mike Alderson
Second - Mavis Reffell
- Jean I)orey
lhlyd - John Waltho
- Marilyn Waltho
Fourth - Sue Thumper
- Joy Croke
Wednesday:
N -S - First - l ielen Booth
- Alex Puklicz
Second - Ruth Ibler
- Sef Johnston
Third - Jean Dorey
- Dr. Bill
Greenwood
B -W - First - Georgina little
- Frank Stoffie
Second - Jean Potthoff
- I larriet Bruner
Third - John Minielty
Horse on February 24 at the
Grand Bend Library. Tenta-
tive plans for a trip to see a
play and dinner in June at the
Walters 'Theatre will be com-
pleted at the next meeting.
The March WI meeting is
March 17 at 1:30 at the Grand
Bend Adult Day Centre.
The topic is Literacy.
Contact President Marg
Desjardine at 519.238.2719
for more information. A
social and informative time
is always had at these
meetings.
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Friday:
N -S - First - Alex Puklicz
- Ferne Berson
Second - Marti Johnston
- Mavis Reffell
'third - Sef Johnston
- Dr. Bill
Greenwood
Fourth - John Waltho
- Marilyn ‘Valtho
E -W - First - Susie frumper
- Dorothy Linton
Second - Doug Russell
- Millie Obrien
'Third - Bill I Iuntley
- Jennie 1 Iuntley
Fourth - Jean Potthoff
- Joyce McMaste
Games are Monday 7:00 pm,
Wednesday 1:00 pm & Friday
1:00 pat at the Port Franks
Community Centre. For infor-
mation or partners ' phone
238-1239 or 243-3733