HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-08, Page 8AREA UCW PRESIDENTS — A regional Huron -Perth Presbytery UCW meeting was held in Crediton recent-
ly. Presidents or representatives of each church are shown here. From the left are Leila Finkbeiner,
Crediton; Shirley Cooper, Elimville; Iva Lagerwerf, Greenway; Marilyn Miller, Zion West; Laureen Gill,
Grand Bend; Helen Consitt, Zurich; Marg Cook, Centralia; Maida Gaiser, Dashwood; Diane Jeffrey,
Thames Road;'Belvo Fuss, Hensall; Olive Thomson, Exeter; Presbytery president Marjorie Johns and
guest speaker Mary Walker, London. T -A photo
CHECK UCW PROGRAM — Shown prior to the recent Huron -Presbytery UCW regional meeting in
Crediton are regional president Marjorie Johns, Presbytery treasurer Grace Drummond, vice-president
Helen Anderson and guest speaker Mary Walker, London. T -A photo
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stroke is how much greater than a
non-smoker's?" Sounds like fun and
you might just learn something new
as°well!
There will also be a number of pam-
phlets available on a variety of topics.
If you have a question about the heart,
or anything associated with it, now's
your chance to have it answered!
At the South Huron Hospital display
children can bring in their dolls to the
Cabbage Patch emergency room
where an on-call doctor will provide
a reassuring glimpse into what hap-
pens in an emergency ward.
The speech pathologist who visits
the Exeter hospital every Tuesday
will be on hand to provide hearing
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screening with an audiomter. Audrey
Pooley, director of nursing, will
demonstrate CPR techniques. '
In the physiotherapy section, peo-
ple can try out crutches and
wheelchairs, and recieve instruction
in the proper use of those devices.
The hospital's lab • will be
represented by Sherrie Cushman.
Among the exhibits will be 35 mm
slides showing what red and white
blood cells look like, and participants
can simulate lab work by dipping test
strips into a urine -like sample.
The local chapter of the Canadian
Diabetes Association will be available
to answer questions and provide pam-
phlets on diabetes. The display will
also include representatives from
Ames Laboratores, who will do blood
glucose testing, and from Bection-
Dickinson, who will display syringes,
tablets, swabs, and bushers.
The CDA cookbook will also be on
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Popular trio
will return
The two performances being given
by Sharon, Lois and Bram at South
Huron and District High School on Oc-
tober 9 may be the last chance for
area residents to see the famous
entertainers without having to drive
to a large metropolitan centre.
Ticket coordinator Kim Genttner
said the Hensall Cooperative Nursery
School, who sponsored the first con-
cert in April 1985, has been trying to
arrange a return engagement for the
past 18 months. The trio has indicated
their schedule leaves little time to
perform in smaller places, and only
the very warm welcome they receiv-
ed the first time they performed in
Exeter, and pleading letters written
by local children, persuaded them to
come back for an encore.
The number of tickets sold for each
of the two performances has been
reduced from 1,000 last time to 800•
this time, to give the audience more
room to watch and enjoy the concert.
Genttner said the Hensall Nurery
School's primary purpose in arrang-
ing the concerts is to give local
children a chance to see big name
entertainment right here in their own
community. Last time enough was
left over after paying out a great deal
in expenses to buya Commodore 64
computer for the School. Any profit
this time will be invested in special
foam pads to put under the climber at
the School.
Genttner made special mention of
the "tremendous, fantastic" coopera-
tion received from SHDHS principal
Bruce Shaw each time he was asked
if the concert could be held at the Ex-
eter high school. In return, the
nursery school makes contributions to
the SHDHS student council.
The evening performance at 7:00
p.m. on October 9 is nearing sell-out.
Some tickets are still available for
4:30. Tickets may be obtained at Lit-
tle People in Exeter, The Birch Tree
in Hensall, or by contacting Genttner
at 262-3440.
GRANTS OKAYED
A community planning grant of
$5,532 has been awarded to the Coun-
ty of Huron on behalf of the Township
of Stephen, and another of $7,284 on
behalf of Zurich, Agriculture and
Food Minister Jack Riddell, MPP
Huron -Middlesex, announced this
week.
Speaking on behalf of Municipal Af-
fairs Minister Bernard Grandmaitre,
Riddell said the grants will be used by
the municipalities to review Official
Plans.
Community planning grants from
the Ministry of Municipal Affairs are
designed to encourage municipalities
to resolve land use planning issues to
reflect municipal and economic
priorities.
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