The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-02-08, Page 5ItgivesAneTreatpleasure_tojeatetulto
'yowaridAhelloeMbers-iof yourstaff, my
,gratefuLaltpreciationforyourinterettand
.auppmt4o 'The :Arthritis ':',Society =during
111689:2the4OthInufiversarryear.
liforeAmileratiffer-WIth4rthritisithan
.-Aany -Other „disease. 'These \sufferers
-welcomeinformation. Itisinverativethat
weinforrutheseindividualsthatoptimurn
:careisavailable.
'The news :relliasesand. patient ;profiles
youthaVtpublishedhavelbeen ofgreat
teresttoallwhoreceive yournewspaper.
'The Societyls most.grateful to you for
iteepingthepublicinformedaboutapcom-
g :events. 'Region meeting -reports and
funds-raisedlirlocaltranches.
Sincerely,
MaryGuse
Area Coordit tater
Bluewaterliegion
-Tod:he:Editor:
Tar over four decades, 'conservation
authorities .liave made Ontario a better
• placelo live..7They:bave.playeda signifi-
;cmitToleinestahlishingstandardsfor con-
servationpracticesandresourcemanage-
ment. Guardians of huge natural
preserves, their -responsibilitieshave in-
aluded:theprotection of livesand property
througiffloottand-erosion control; forest,
fish,andWikrafemmtagement; and out-
door -recreation and publiceducation,ser-
wicesnlejurtouttibutiontothetmality of
lifein 'Ontario cannot bednderstate.d.
"Yet our conservation authoritiesare in
-----ltanger;--A--Tecently-rldessed-treeM.-
-Teport, Review of the Conservation
IAtritgow !Ssmithtel Veitiliettiiiiyi, 11311agt
AtIttanities Program", 'proposes -reforms
Whielt;tif1mp1etnented,r4villArainatically
lter "titelr 'current catmint* and fitianc-
Mg. -Local -Itutotxany _pri igrain and ad-
mthistrativestructure would-be lOat; and
servieeswebavevometotake forgranted
jeopardized.
The Ontario Progressive Conservative
Caucus is greatly :concerned that
bureaucratic convenience is being .given
precedence over ;the individual -needs of
conservationauthorities. •
Your readersshould bemade aware of
this'.Review , and tow :changes tothe Con-
servation -Anthorities Prom= could af-
leettheir lifestyle.
itrworkingtowards asustainablesocie-
ty, conservation.authoritiesare our first
effort at linking conservation e the
natural environment with -responsible
economic development. .Proposals to
changesuch a successfulsystem-must be
-brought before the citizens of .Ontario for
'consultation and approval ; Ave cannot af-
ford the repercussions of .hasty
amendments.
LurgealLof yourreadersto join wahine
inensuringthattheouality of our Conser-
vation -Authorities 'Program la maintain-
ed; sot hatinthefuture, our :children will
seethe Nattue-thatweenjoytoday.
.Sincerely,
PablatnraFResotirees.Critic
ovince to 13onour seniors
-The provincial govermnent ;ill again
ismour individual seniors with Ontario
Senior- AchievementAwards, according to
Mhnsterfer Senior Citizens'
Affairs
"Thtoughthese awards, we express ,our
lieep appreciationto seniors -who °continue
to ime:their,talents and -energies for the
benefitoftheirconmumitiesandforsocie-
ty a -whole," saidMrs.
_Individuals as rwell as :community
J:organizations zare wed to nominate
seniorachieversjatheivarea.-likaninees
.mtisthel&yearsofageorfolderomsidents
i:jf 0 I ,.o,andbectontributingsigtifficant,-.
iy.totheir commnirityttiringtheirretir-e-
mentyears.
-An impartial-aelection committee will
review :the .ESIthilliSSiCAILS and .choose :the
-minners:Theawardswilibepresentedai a
• special ceremony in Jime — the annual
.celebration of _Senior Citizens' Month in
Ontario.
"When Ave 'celebrate , Senior Citizens'
Month, we recognize .the collective
wisdom, experienceand service of a grow-
ing and -vital.segment ef ourpopulation,"
said Mrs. Wilson. "I _invite everyone who
knows of a ...senior who has made. a signifi-
cant contributiontosendin a nomination,"
she added..
mcardnatemestiorsmaymentaCtlite
fii(Abior Mitizens' tliffairsOtllfkloor,-76
CO eStreetAueeo?sPark,'Toronto,'On-
tatio,lVT1A.Thlaorrall (416)V654.106to ob-
tain a nomination 'form. 7The forms are
-availableinEneishanciFrench.
for Marr.h21,
Amidgalnates events
• irom page Ii
Simply ..'contact -Don Sowerby, president,
:5244990 or -Karen,' 7`Eckenswiller,
secretaryitreasurett294175.
The executive Abelieves that as times
!change -ii.,-affectsall zmall organizations
audhavemadetbisamalgamation with. a
positive Loutlook or :the :future of .the
• ThingannomAgriculturalSociety .
Presentation
Teldon 'Culbert was :presented with an
:honouraryiifetimeidirectorplaque. Mak-
ing 'the presentation was Jack Caesar,
director. M. -Clilbert has been -involved
..rwith4he,society since the -early 130's. In
1946/47: he ;was- presidesitandlias always
maintained --a -healthy interest • in :the
. Du. gammon 4.gricultural Soeiety..in 1966
bemaftpresentedwith-a.1$ '.;‘$ uein-recogn-i-
Aioni.of-hisbOyearobliai lierViCe..Thir-
ling the :interview :ivith 1dr. Culbert, .iie
terooeeslAboutthellays,whenadinon
• irompage 4
totiekinweltio:thelbutt.
Deverliad giny troubleAvith the ,coin-
PanY or the -nogazi.nes• When ,the
-magazines itarted-, theMiall X
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1„hereinibtornby zsaw"ouldlaveinct-pee-
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5ourizernilteen:pritgeged ,to---vjew Ahem,
iheycwould--ihaie-Altten Of:their feed for
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greer tOdievel ean-Aot.AUkeit#Y kWh tor
w-jes PItCh 1toAthlaY "uo"
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to:the fair -was .25 centand how all the
students of thalittleschoolsthat dottedthe
coimtry.sidewould take partinthefairanol
parade.
TieentivenadDireetors
'The-eleciion Of :directors :resultedinthe
following: Don ,Sowerby, president;
Wayne 'Tucker, first vice; Duane :Riven,
second vice; Sandra /tivett, iadiespresi-
dent -and Karen 'Eckenswilier,
,secretary/treasurer.
Directors: one year term, Lynn
ChiShohn, Jack Caesar, ; e
Donald Sowerby.Two year Ural, Sandra
Rvett,Wayne1ucker,beniice Glennlind
Marj-Rentland. Three year ,terra, carol
Nivins,-Beb:Wrightlind Bob Robson.
aegular meetings of :the Dungannon
Agricultural Society, arehelden:the fourth
iueSday tof -tach -month, 8:10.p;ni-at the
hall.
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