The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-10-04, Page 6Page 6---Lucknow Sentinel, Wednroday, October 4, 197
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Tamps,. Daffodils, Paperwhites,
Hyaclnths, Crocus,
, Snowdrops, Anemone Bland, Etc.
CEDARHILL
Form & Garden Centre
528-2903
Lions reps meet in Seaforth
outline new project - -
BY WILMA.O>KE
Representatives from
Zone 3, District A9 of
Lions International at a
meeting in Seaforth
Tuesday night were in-
formed of a new money -
raising project that will
help handicapped people.
Eric Eastwood of Port
Elgin chairman of the
district handicapped
persons committee
outlined the formation of
P.R.I.b.E. Multicap
Foundation .(Productive
Rehabilitation an'd
Independent Develop-
ment through
Employment).
Established in 1907 to
meet a perceived need of
persons who have the
potential to develop to a
stage beyond the ex-
tensive training received
Bill's Place Variety Store
Lucknow Phone 528-2238 Open 6 Days a Week
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at vocational
rehabilitation centres, .so
that they may live up to
the true level of their
capabilities.
P.R.I.D.E. developed a
small shop in June 1978 at
350 Saskatoon Street in
London where physically,
mentally or emotionally
handicapped adults work.
As a start, large plastic
candy canes are
assembled, filled with
candies and prepared for
shipping and in some
cases delivered to an
adult by a handicapped
driver.
The . Lions Clubs of
Multiple District A are
providing the initial
market tor the candy
cones which the members
will sell in their in-
dividual areas. Multiple
District A covers Ontario,
parts of Northern Quebec
and Labrador.
The Lions' Clubs will
realize a profit and will
supply much needed
employment for han-
dicapped persons.
Twelve handicapped
persons are working at
the shop, managed by Ed
Kincaid of London who is
himself blind. Eventually
the board of directors of
P.R.I.D.E. made up of 12
concerned volunteer
citizens from the London
community, hope to have
140 workers by June 1979.
They : may come from
any area in Multiple `A"
from sheltered
workshops recommended
by government agencies
but they must apply for
the work themselves.
All but three trustees
plan to run again
Dates
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BY.JEFF SEDDON
All but three of 15 Huron County
Board of Education trustees at
Monday's board meeting announced
plans to seek re-election to the board
in November's municipal elections.
Board chairman John Elliott asked
trustees at the end of the meeting if
they would be interested in stating,
their intentions for the upcoming"
election. Both Goderich trustees,
Cayley Hill and Dorothy Wallace, and
Clinton trustee Dorothy Williams;
said they were undecided. Hill said he
would like to run for re-election but
would have to wait until closer to the
October 16 nomination date before
deciding. Wingham trustee Murray
Mulvey was absent from the meeting.
Those seeking another term on the
board are Jack Alexander of'
Wingham, John Elliott of Blyth,
sepaL.ate school supporter trustees
Eugene Frayne and Charles Rau,
Exeter trustees Harry Hayter and
Clarence McDonald, Colborne and
Goderich township trustee Shirley
Hazlitt, Brussels trustee Don
McDonald, Bayfield trustee R. 'K.
Peck, Zurich trustee Herb Turkheim,
Ashfield township trustee Marion
Zinn and Seaforth trustee John
Henderson.
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