The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-14, Page 7Market previews IPM activities
Next, week's Walkerton Farmers'
Market will give Bruce County
residents and visitors alike a
preview of what to expect at this
year's International Plowing Match,
from September 21 to 25, near
Walkerton. IPM committees will be
exhibiting their promotion items
and talking about some of the ex-
citing programs and • activities
available to attendees of the Match.
The IBM's .:."Best of Bruce"
Family Lifestyles Pavilions will be
sponsoring a mini -fashion show at
the Market at 4:00 p.rn. The'
fashions displayed will be those
made by the winners of the IPM
sewing competition which was. held
in June. At 5:00 p.m., there will be
a food demonstration featuring an
expert chef who will also be
demonstrating , at the Plowing
Match.
A variety of musicians and step
dancers scheduled to .appear on
stage in the Pavilions at. the IPM
will perform at the 'Market. Joan
Stewart, co-chair of the Family
Lifestyles Pavilions. hopes that
"these displays will give people a
taste of the activities 'and entertain-
ment they will find within the our
Pavilions from during the week of
the Match."
Beautiful artwork and crafts will
be available on Friday -- a sample
Hospital:
auxili ar
y
meets
The Auxiliary to Wingham and
District Hospital held its June
meeting ' with newly appointed
president Marlene Leedham
presiding.
Past president Mary Lou Cameron
presenting Marie Phillips with a
past president's pin and the announ-
cement of Jane Hastings as the new
historian.
Five members attended the
Region Spring conference in
Kitchener which included a tour of
the Seagram Museum. Topics
included new ideas in fundraising, a
new, focus On. humor in hospitals
and looking :into the future. A
memory expert also entertained
members. The Region -2 Fall' Con-
ference will be held in Seaforth in
September.
The last presentation was made to
a RNA graduate Jane Terwoord,
with the highest scholastic marks at
the graduation ceremonies. It was
presented by Mary Lou Cameron..
The next auxiliary meeting is
Sept. 20, at 1:30 in the Board
Room of .the Wingham and District
Hospital. New members welcome.
HAPPY 35TH
-wedding Anniversary
Jim & Emily Drennan
LOV..;,; Paul &
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• and Sharon
of the items to be sold at the Inter-
national Plowing Match. .
A large rendering of the IPM's
Tented City layout will be
displayed at the market. This will
allow visitors to see the impressive
scope of what the Match has to
offer: a city of tents pitched on 100
acres of rich farmland.
FPM souvenirs, ranging from caps
and' windbreakers .to spoons, mugs,
and model plows will be on sale. In
addition, tickets are being sold for
a draw for trip for two to Florida
and a beautiful handmade quilt
Tickets will be drawn at the Match.
Learn about Elderhostel
At the June meeting of the Bruce
County Genealogical 'Society,
Adrienne. Luksic, the Elderhostel
Co-ordinator for Bruce County,
introduced the Elderhostel or-
ganization and programs, outlining
itsactivities in Canada and the U.S.
The Port Elgin timetable included
genealogy, fitness and the wetlands
of McGreggor Point Provincial
Park. It is the second most popular
county and the 20 participants came
from as far away as Alabama and
other U.S.. states and many parts. of
Ontario. They introduced themsel-
ves and explained why they chose
this particular program. Some were
actively searching their roots in
Bruce, while others wanted to learn
how to get started.
The July meetingof the Bruce
County Genealogical Society will
be held Monday, July 19th, at Faith
Lutheran Church (behind Zehr's) at
7:30 p.m. The church doors will be
open at 7:00 p.m. for anyone
wishing to come and use the library
for research prior ro the meeting.
The topic will be Scottish research.
Anyone with an interest in family
history is welcome.
Firefighters can now obtain
special licence
The government is issuing
speciallicence plate stickers for
the personal vehicles of volun-
teer and full-timefirefighters
across the province, Transpor-
tation Minister Gilles Pouliot
announced recently.
"The special stickers allow the
public and enforcement com-
munity to identify the personal.
vehicles of firefighters," said
Pouliot. "We hope all motorists
will ensure they don't block or
otherwise impede accessibility to
these vehicles, which may be
needed to respond to an .emer-,
gency at any time." '
The front plate stickers replace
windshield stickers that have
been used by some volunteer
firefighters, especially in smaller
communities and rural areas.
plate stickers
The amendment tothe High-
way Traffic Act to permit the
special plate stickers is the result
of recommendations from a
committee that included
representatives of the As-
sociation of Fire Chiefs, enfor-
cement agencies and' the
ministries of Transportation,
Health and Solicitor General and
Correctional Services.
Localfire chiefs will ad-
minister the sticker distribution.
The sticker will be removed
when a vehicle owner is no
longer active as a firefighter.
"It's important to keep in mind
that while there are no special
privileges associated with the
sticker, we ask the public to co-
operate to ensure firefighters can
° quickly respond to an emergen-
cy," said Pouliot.
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