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The Grade 3 students of the three elementary schools in Goderich
recently participated in a poster contest in connection with Nurses
Week in Ontario. The winners of that contest received medals for
their efforts from members of Local 52, who Meld a display at Sun -
coast Mall. The winners are; Amanda MacKenzie, Brian Livesey,
Colin Pickett, Irene Hullah, Tara Morris, Jennifer Eggleston,
Cathy Wade and Lisa Sleightholm. Donna Bedard was absent for,
the photo. Nurses Cathy Pointer, -Gail Livingston, Local 52 presi-
dent, Nancy Switzer and Rosemary Mathers made the presenta-
tion. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Gail Livingston, I resident of Local 52 of the Ontario Nurses Association, presented a
number of books to Joan Van Den Broeck of the Huron Chapter of the Ontario Heart and
Stroke Foundation, on behalf of local nurses inecognition of Nurses Week. Members of the
local had a display and blood pressure clinic at Suncoast Mall. (photo by Dave Sykes)
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
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SUNDAYS -The Huron Historic Gaol will be
operating a flea market again this year on
the grounds. Sunday, May 19 is the opening
day.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 -The annual
meeting of the Huron Historic Gaol Board
_will take.place at 7.30 p -;n. in the courtroom
of the Gaol. Everyone welcome.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 -Spring Flower Tea
and Bake Sale at Victoria Street United
Church from 2.30 to 4.30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 -The Goderich
Garden Club will hold its annual plant auc-
tion at Robertson Memorial Public School at
7.30 p.m. Donations of plants will be ap-
THURSDAY, MAY 16 The Goderich Art
Club's annual show begins May 16 at 7 p.m.
and runs Th 6ugh June 1st the Giderieh
Public Library.
FRIDAY, MAY 17 -Bingo will be played at
the MacKay Centre for Seniors 'beginning -at
8p.m. •
SATURDAY, MAY 18 -Museum Day at the
Huron County Pioneer Museum. An educa-
tional program for elementary school
children from 1.30-4 p.m: Phone 524-9610 to
register.
SATURDAY, MAY 18 -Flea market and
bake sale will be held at the Dungannon
Senior Citizens Centre from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY 25 -Garage and bake sale
will be held at Suncoast Mall. For donations
or dropoff or pickup, call Frank Pontes at
524-2811 or 524-7684. Sponsored by th Knights
of Columbus proceeds- will go to the Huron
Epilepsy Chapter.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22 -an open house will
be held at the MacKay Centre for Seniors
from 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. Free team time. Come
and see our varied activities.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 -Huron -Perth Lung
Association annual dinner • meeting at 6.30
p.m. at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints at 226 Forman Ave., Stratford. Guest
speaker is Anna Wissing, a clinical
specialist_ at $t.__. Jose h s Hoital. For
reservations caIr271-7500 by May 15.
WEDNESDAY,.JUNE 5 -the annual meeting
of the, Huron County Chapter of the Heart
and Stroke Foundation will be, held at 7.30
p.m. in the Huronview auditorium.
FRIDAY-, -MAY-31-the lddies auxrlidly of
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital
will hold a Tag Day. Proceeds will be used to
buy equipment and extras for patients. Buy
a tag and give generously.
FRIDAY, MAY 31 -meet and speak with
teachers and students who have experienc-
ed Third World living during a 10 -day trip to
Haiti. A slide presentation will take place at
St. Marys School from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Mia
Dalton at 529-7530.
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Ethiopia. We had finally been, confronted
with a famine that was leaving millions of
people destitute. •
Confronted by those heartrending scenes
of human misery, people dug deep into their
pockets and provided the Red Cross with
money for direct aid to the people suffering
in the African famine. Their contributions
helped swell the money raised by the Red
Cross to $5.1 million.
But the need goes on. There is always a
gap between food production and hunger.
We thank people for their generosity. But we
remind you that the need goes on and en-
courage you to continue to help by giving
generously through the Red Cross.
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the donor. Red Cross has been operating
feeding stations in drought and famine rid-
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years. It has always maintained complete
control over the money donated and the sup-
plies that are purchased and shipped under
the supervision of the Red Cross delegate on
site. May is Red Cross Month in
Goderich. Act today. Your gift of time or
money can make the difference to someone
who may not survive without it.
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