The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-10-24, Page 8Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 24, 1984—Page 8
Amos
• Institute takes bus trip to Thomsongallery
Members of the Purple . Grove. Women's
Institute and folks from the area enjoyed the
annual bus trip on Monday. A tour of the In-.
terforest factory at Durham, Participation
Lodge at Holland Centre, Thea Thomson Art.
Gallery at Owen Sound and a visit to Inglis
Falls as well as shopping and dinner proved
to be an interesting day out.
A group ,from . Purple Grove was among
those who had supper at the Legion Hall in
Ripley on Thursday night, the wind up of the
season for the "Shuffleboarders".
Marjorie Thompson and Katherine Collins.
represented the Purple Grove W.I. at the
Fall Rally held at Tara last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell, along with
other sheep growers in the area, attended
the Shepherd's Ball on Friday evening spon-
sored by the Sheep Association of
District 2. •
Weekend ` visitors with Marjorie
Thomspon were Ned, Elaine and Lisa Cote
of, Owen. Sound. Also visiting. last Tuesday
were Agnes Hodgins of Kinlough and her
daughter Irlma Gexiera of Vancouver.
Seven 441 members and their leaders,
Margaret Lane and Deanna Scott met on
Friday morning at the Scott home. The pro-
ject is Creative Quilting. and the girls have
chosen "The Looney Loopers" as their 'club
name.
• Tobi Farrell visited on Thursday in Ripley
with Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh and her
pister Teresa spent Friday evening there.
The McCosh's had dinner on Saturday with,
John. and Joyce Farrell and girls. .•
Contribution to Arthritis Society is X2,800.
Katherine Collins and Marjorie Thompson
attended a tea on. Sunday in honour of Vicki
Young at the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Young of Kinloss.
Get well wishes go to Maureen Collins who
is spending a few daysin hospital. Visiting
at the Collins home are Mr: and Mrs. Sam
Green of Arthur.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Farrell, Christina,
Carmen and .Jamie visited on. Friday with
Fran's.aunt and uncle, Mr. and Ivirs, Doug
Dam and family in Guelph and also with Mr.
and Mrs. Derk Logtenberg and family of
Dungannon Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs,' Jack Farrell visited on Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. • Robert
Rutledge and Vicki in Kincardine.
Alex and Catherine. Andrew of Lucknow
represented the local branch of the Canad-
ian.Arthritis Society when they presented a .
cheque in the amount of $2;823, represent- ,
ing the proceeds • of the. local 1984
campaign, at the Bluewater Region
meeting of The Arthritis Society.
Mary Guse, Field Representative for the
Bluewater Region announced that the total
revenue from this "year's campaign am-
ounted to 5127,466.00.: She congratulated.
all those volunteers in attendance at the,
gathering and encourgged them to con-
tinue' their fine efforts on behalf of the
Society.
Guse reported that over 1,100 patients
had been seen at the Rheumatic Diseases
Units' over the yearswhere the average
stay was . approximately 18 days. Eighty-
two patients in the Bluewater Region are
currently on the Home Service Program.
During the past two years the Society has
provided over 380 home .therapy visits. .
Mauri Vallee, Director of Field Services,
Ontario Division stood in, representing, The
Honourable Campbell Grant, at a meeting
of "volunteers.. representing some fifty
communities gathered from the Bluewater
Region of The Arthritis, ,Society. The
Honourable Camptiell Grant is ; a member
of the Ontario Baord ' of The Arthritis
Society, and Chairman of the Bluewater
Region.
In his • remarks, Vallee praised the
volunteers . for ' their excellent . support
pointing to the fact that many of the
communities have been conducting cam -
pales for
ampaignsfor ;The. Arthritis Society for the last
seventeen years. He commented on the
benefits of investing their charitable time
in support of arthritis research. He men-
tioned that volunteers in the ,Bluewater
Region had contributed since their organ -
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