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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-09-04, Page 18Page ra► ..amp.., .�.,�...,, Imektiow Seutguel'i. WedlieSday, September 4 not 4 Col i n9 Events LYIN LIONS Dabber Bing0 every Tnesd y. 7:3.0 p.un. i li?thi District Co01uun i Ockatr®e 4aak- pot of $i ,000. on 46 numbers. Fipducing by $50 on every nuinber ce9led: Mid. mune jackpot $$00 gust 90. --g7tfar DABBER BINGO Lucknow arae District Lions Club, Dab- ber Bingo. every Sunday night,, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 5:15 p.rn. Bingo at 7:15 p.rn. Apr conditioned, wheelchair accessible. Potential prize Ward over $3,000. $1,000 Dackp©t ©n 54 calls or Bess. $500 must gel--tfnar BINGO Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Saltford Valley Hail, $31200 in prizes. $1000 jackpot must go.—5tfar CERAMIC CLASSES Ceramic fall classes starting September 3 - morning, afternoon and evening classes, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. 50% off all finished ceramic pieces. Call 395-5841. —36-39 80TH BIRTHDAY Happy 80th Birthday greetings to Blanche and Harvey Ackert. Family and friends are cordially invited to a "Come and go" tea to celebrate this great day with them. Kincardine United Church Saturday, September 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. Come, chat and enjoy. Best wishes only, please. —36,37 LUCKNOW HORTICULTURE SOCIETY September meeting. to be held at the Lucknow Legion Tuesday, September 10 at 8:15 p.m. Not at the Water Works Parkas previously stated. -36ar 46. a n9 • c eats $TARTINO SOON on September ?5 we hope to .start another excitingg year of Coffee break and Story Honor. Join ass every Wednee- day morning at Lucknow United Church from 9:45 a.m. . 11:00 a.nir for cuffaeq fellowship and bible study. For the chitdreen:arid babies we have an exciting; story hour program and. nursery. M ladies and pre-school children welcome. For information ation contact Hilda VanDer Klippe 357-1688. —36,57,88w BENEFIT DANCE for Dory and Sherry Alton who lost their barn tafire. Lucknow Community Centre Friday, September 13. Music by Temp- tations. Ladies please bring lunch. -- 36.37nx RALLY SUNDAY Sunday, September 8 is Rally Sunday for Lucknow and South Kinloss Presby- terian Churches. Commissioning of church school staff and registration for classes. South Kinloss 9:30 a.m. Lucknow 11:15 a.m. Everyone welcome. --36ar BRIDAL SHOWER You are invited to a drop-in shower for Krista Brooks, Bride-to-be of David Emberlin. To be held at the home of Barb Ross, 719 Havelock St. from 1 - 4 p.m. September 15. --36,37 COME AND GO TEA Will be held in honour of Miss Iva Carr, of Dryden . Manor, formerly of Dungannon,at the Dunganrfon Agricul- tural Hall on Sunday, September 8th from 2 5 p.m. -- 35,36x ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE. et the home of Mrs. Jack McGuire (Huron Auto Wreckers) 2nd Conc. Huron Township, 1 1/4 miles north of Lucknow 3 3/4 miles west, Saturday, September 7 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.rn. Rain date Saturday, September 14. Spon- sored by Huron Bruce Children's Helpers. Proceeds for overseas adopted children. Phone 395-2827. --36 COMPUTERFEST Canada's Largest Computer Show and Sale. 100 Exhibitors. Free seminars 8 demonstrations. Best prices on all com- puter hardware, software, accessories. September 12 16, Exhibition Place, Toronto. — 36bc Cochrane elected president of itiederated Women's institutes To become CanadianPfside utuu an organizationdu 04'187 its centenary year is au honour few obtain.. Flow- ever when thatt organization was founded .in Ontario andthen /wad throughout the world the ho is, - r even more .grant, au honour even less people obtain. Such an horiourand responsibility was bestowed on Charlotte,Tohnsok Women's Institute member' froth Cox lir e, ..Ontario.. M -the went Triennium Conference of federated Women's .:Institutes of Canada (FWIC), Charlotte Johnson was elected President -Elect, with Jenny Linde from British Columbia as President. The cuhniaiation of Charlotte's term as President will occur with the 100th Anniversr Celebrations and FWIC Convention to be held in Toronto on June 21- 30, 1997. Charlotte is a partner in the famp. it business in c ea She is i member of . the Clu .te 1Jr . an .cli of Wooten°Institutes where• shehas held mostoffices there as wellas nt tenet and Area, In 19.. 83.86: she was Wesident of Federated Women 3 institutes of Outarios, where he . was insuumental getting the . major changes 10 the structure, and out look . of SCO. atatted She was a Council Mernbea, of Associated Country Women or the . World 1983-86 mid. lam. the .ata o delegation to the ACWW Conference in bland in 1986. She has been a fir 411 memo ber and' leader for many years, as wen as been iery active • hi hies' community. In 1988 she was elected to her local BoardOf Edam" tion. Charlotte believes there is a con - timing need of organizd women's groups, and that WI meets that need through the educational proigam it offers. its an, organization that is nearing its centeriaq' 1t bas oma. one that is respected by all lever of governmentfor its submissions male by restitutions and briefs, W* gives women ;au opporantity to develop leadenhip and organiz- ational skills as well as stag their 'communities by using these skills in many ways. Ontario had other successes ntr the. CQ>erenne as well.Ramsay g rola. Lanai North took first place. with their CoinnIunity History.. As well. Andy Sehnert a student from Guelph area, won fit place in.. the Past President's essay conipetion With third. place. going to Angela Bart, , from Entemise. Third Paco in the :poem section went ;to Verna Sewers from Brant -Greenock WI Bruce Bast. .Parent support group begins second year WORKSHOP FOR INVENTORS And Entrepreneuts„ St.a_ Cathne$. - September 14, .London September 21, Toronto September 28..For more infor- mation ,call the Innovation Centre 1-800- 265-4559. - GIRL GUIDE -REGISTRATION For Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers, Wednesday, September 4 at Lucknow Legion Hall, 7 - 9 p.m. Registration $22.00. — 35,36 FALL FITNESS SESSION Been active all summer? Keep fit by.. attending Fitness Classes at Lucknow Sports Complex. Registration and first night - Tuesday, September 10. All regular classesare Monccay.and Thurs- day at 6:30 and 7:15. Special introduc- tory offer $35.00. Call' Diane Phillips at 529-3252. -- 35,36ar TEESWATER EX-TOGGERY Opens for the fall. season on Thursday, September 5, 10-12 and. 2-5. Those. wishingto consign items contact Peg Harman at 392=6648 or Bev . Springer 392-6108. Consigners must bring aself- addressed stamped envelope with them when they bring in their 'items. This must be included in order that they receive notice of closing. If they wish receipts mailed to them, two envelopes are required. -- 35,36 Headlice outbreaks can be avoided With students heading back to school this week, the Bruce -Grey - Owen Sound Health Unit has sub- mitted this article on headlice.. Headlice are a nuisance. They Are unpleasant to have and bothers6ine to get rid of. However, headlice do not cause illness or disease. Headlice spread from one person to another by crawling. They cannot jump or fly. Anyone can get head - lice. When one child in a group becomes infested, you can be sure that more cases 'will occur if the initial case is not quickly identified and treated. Early -detection and treatment is important to preventing an outbreak. Parents or caregivers - should check their children's hair on a weekly basis to detect lice and/or eggs. The lice are often difficult to detect as they move very (middy. vow. They are tiny, wingless, flat -bodied insects, about 3 tam or 1/8 inch long. More easily noticed are the eggs of "nits". Nits are tiny, similar in size to dandruff, They are oval shaped and white or light greyish in colour, and usually are found close to the scalp, firmly "glued" to the hair shaft. When a person first becomes infested, they may not feel anything unusual. Weekly checks will help to detect an infestation early. If infestation is notdeterted, persistent itching will occur, September 12 marks the begin- the support Of each other to cope Thefail season topics for ning of a new season for the with the many demands of caring caregivers ; are sure to interest ' a locally -formed parent support group for young children._ .... -.. diver , ronnt..:il ding. parents. of Kids d U This the f h t clukke an s. w • year group a� ' moms on sc oo '.age n. EJn ezmonth"ihis gcoupupiuraides�"-�"t�te-man ig`eum i eo wei 1Ci�C VTn `S"p' ie 'boar $ get creative and .stitnulating acttviaes for children up to six years,. while their caregivers get together separ- ately to hear guest speakers, and discussions . about childrearing, family concerns, mental health and more! . For a modest fee of $1.00 per family, the caregiver gets �a morning. to talk to others in the same situ- ation, to share experiences, ideas, and mutual encouragement while the young' ones enjoy some fun together. In this second year, Kids & Us invites any caregiver of. children -stay-at-home or working moms and dads, in-home daycare providers, even teenage babysitters - to take advantage of this program. Caring for children is a tough job, often not recognized or supported adequately: Kids and Us is designed to help fill this need. Kids and_US is essentially a self- help group. It got started a year ago when a half-dozen young mothers with preschoolers and infants real- caregivers is what Kids and • Us is ized they needed information and all about: c e . e .. m care vers to two new helpers. Pam .Tiffin :and.- 'acquainted, " or welcomed as new Laurie Willits. Others include Rita. members, over • coffee and two Pauleen Kerkhof, videos,. Ages and Stages'(on child Rice -Bowers, � Mary -Anne .'eel, Karen Stamper, development), and `Helping the Liz . Stryker and Shannon Caregiver' (on providing for our Weiten►dorf. The children's activities own mental and emotional health as will be co-ordinated by Deb caregivers). Siertsema, who also offers her • In October Barb Major-McEwan, musical talents on guitar and Linda Dietician at the Wingham Hospital, Campbell, who has beenan expert- will speak on Nutrition and Tod- enced and faithful volunteer with dlers, in November parents will the toddlers, throughout the first fined out about the program used by year of Kids and.Us.the Huron County. Child Abuse Co- .. ordination Committee in 'HUM :aids and Us `get-togethers are County Schools. In December Kids held on the second Thursday of and Us plans a special Christmas every month in the United Church . event, caregivers and children pa- in Winghani. Infants are .cared for ticipate together as audience to a in well equipped nursery while Blyth Christian Puppeteers perform- caregivers , meet downstairs ince Refreshments are provided for both Kids and Us is a non-profit group children and adults. Kid and Us open to all. If you are a caregiver, welcomes any newcomers ' and come and bring and friend. If you. encourages everyone to• have input know .a caregiver, spread the news to new topics and guest speakers. Kids and Us 'is a place to get help, Responding to the needs of and ideas in the demanding job of caring for children. For further - information call. 357-1776. When checking for nits, find a location with good lighting. Pan the hair and examine small sections at a time. Check the entire scalp and hair for nits and live lice. Pay par- ticular attention to the hair near the scalp, behind the ears and around the nape of the neck. Nits are often mistaken for dandruff or hair casts, but are not so easily removed. If headlice or nits are found, treatment to get rid of them will be' necessary. Ask your pharmacist about the available treatments. They are available without a prescription. Follow the directions given with the product yon purchases The next step is to remove all the nits from the hair, either by pulling them off with your fingernails or using a special fine-toothed nit comb. The third step isto'clean combs, brushes, hats, ,clothing and bed - linens, as well as to vacuum carpets and upholstered furniture. Remem- ber to examine other family mem- bers for evidence of infestation. Notify otherss, that may have been in contact, so they too can check for evidence of infestation. Crieck your children's heads weekly throughout the yearwhetlier a problems is suspted or not the sooner headlice is identified, the easier it is to treat and control MADE WITH A VIEW TO COMFORT AND STYLE ELIMINATES DIRECTOIRE FULLNESS AROUND WAIST These remarkably constructed garments have all the comfort* of a suit of combinations with the dlrectotre drawer style. 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