The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-31, Page 14Official opening plapned
for OIVIAY, Walkerton
Ken Knox, Assistant. Deputy checkoff issue: will also be reviewed
Minister of the Mi11istry of so that informed *visions can be
Agriculture and mad will officially made at County Annual Meetings.
open the new Ontario Ministry of The is a proposal that the check-'
Agriculture and Food ucc at 220 off be increased. The wcet'uig forTrillium Court, Walkerton: on this area will be held Tuesday,
Friday, November 9 at 3.00 pm. November 6 at the 'Chesley. Coma
`the staff will hast an open house mutiny Centre starting at 8:00 p.m.
from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Representatives from OCA,. Glen
Ontario Cattlemen's. ' Coupes . and Doug Gear, Jim
Association Regional Caldwell front, the Canadian Cate
Meeting tlemen's Association (CCA) and
The Ontario Cattlemen's As- Carolyn McDunell from the Beef
social= (OCA) is,liolding several- Information Centre, (BIC) will be
Regional Meetings to give cats. Present,
ticmen an update on the "Bluepint This is your chance to meet with
For The astute" status and these people and m give. your input-
achievei>nents on it to date, There into the future of the beef cattle
will be open discussion on priesent industry, They are hoping for Pod
OCA programs and services. The , attendati e:and discussion.
Barry Raetz.rci.ves
W.I. Scholarsh4,
Barry Baelz, R. 1,. Walkerton, is
this year's recipient of the Annual
Bruce County Women's Institute
Scholarship.
Barry has been involved' in 4-H
work for seven years, Having
completed 26 projects and has been
a member of the Bruce County 4-H
Reach for the Top 1987,. He par-
ticipated in the' C.N.B. • Judging
Competition and has been active
with the Walkerton Agricultural
Society and Sheep Breeders' As-
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sedation,
Barry is the son of Mr. and. Mrs:
Irwin Bartz, and is presently
studying at. the UTniversity, of
Guelph, hoping to continue his
education in the freld'of' Veterinary
Science.
Barry received his award . from
Wanita Halliday,, Scholarship Fund
Committee member from Bruce
Bast District, during his par
ticipation at the sheep show at .the
Walkerton Little Royal Fair.
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Donor card enquiries now to MORE
Drivers who have signed the
agars donor porion of their drivers*
licences should now ctxrtaet MORE
program, of Ontario if They want
further infouuation about how they
can participate in organ and tissue
donation programs. MORE Mu-
ltiple Organ Retrieval and Rxchange
program) can be reached at 984
Bay • Street, Suite 503, Toronto
Ontario, MSS 2A5 or by; oiling the
toll -fig number 1800.vow,
•
This is.a change tiumthe advice
now provided on Ontario licences
which directs drivers to write .the
chief coroners office for suck infor-
mation. MORE . has assumed
responsibility from the ' chief
coroner for answering public en-
nuiries about the Humane Tissues
Gift Act
Cheryl Resell, MORE executive
director, said .that when persons
record their willingness, to donate
organs or tissue they should be sure
to keep the signed donor cards in
wallets or purseswith other per-
sonal identification, "The card
should not be sent. to MOM" • she
said.
•
Msy ;Rosetl also urged those who
sigh cards :to discuss their wishes
openly with other family members.
"'While the signed cards are very •,
valuable in indicating a patient's'
wish to be considered as an organ
donor," she said. "Hospitals will not
retrieve organs over the objections
of next of kin." -
of the end of September. there
were more than 550 people in the
province waiting for stransplants.
MORE as a non profit, or-
ganization funded by the Ministry
of ;Health to -provide professioeat
and public education pogroms and
materials ou , organ and tissue
donation and transplantation.
MORE also manages the provincial
computer system which allocates
organs that have been donated.
Card par es re a
cess i P9int
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rk
Halavwe en tour a and Happy
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witches and the goblins s you. l
The Point Clark Basic Adult by Bey Hansen
Literacy. Unit is a free and confi-
dential service available to he p
anyone with reading, writing, spe1i
ing and math, Volunteer tutors are
needed to provide these services.
Please Call June 395=3291 or
Jeanette 395.3349 for more infra-
soon,
Last Thursday 17 • tables partici-
pated in the card and games night
atthe 'Point- Clark Community
Centre, The next cards and games
slight is Thursday Nov. 1 at 8:p.m.
sharp. Please bring sandwiches.
Everyone is welcome .10 come out
for all evening of fun and fellows-
hip. •
The Huron Lakeshore Friendship
Club would like to thank the
helpers, crafters, bakers and every.
one who came to the craft and bake
sale on Saturday for making it such
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a great success, •
The dance" on Saturday4eve ing
• was, well attended, with many"
unique costumes worn.` " Eve one
enjoyed the good old: toe
awing
music supplied by the Point Clark
Olde Tymers. A lunch was served
to round out the evening. The
dance was sponsored by the. Huron
Lakeshore Friendship Club.
Tip of the Week: Don't throw
away old, powder puffs. Wash
them in -the machine with your
clothes, throw them in the dryer
and they will donde out looking like
new. You will always have a fluffy
puff around if nee�de. d.
If you have any news or informa-
tion for this Point Clark Column
call Phyllis Reid 395-5445 by noon
on Friday.
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