Huron Expositor, 2006-06-07, Page 7News
The Huron Expositor • June 7, 2006
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ANNUAL
Mtt)W_STERN
ADULT DAY
SERVICES
GENERAL MEETING
Midwestern Adult
Day Services
cordially invites you to the Annual
General Meeting on Monday,
June 26; 2006 at 11:45 am at the
Christian Reformed Church,
Huron Street West, Exeter ON
Memberships,granting voting privileges may be
purchased until June 19th at any of the Adult Day
Centres or from the Administration Office at 317
Huron Road, Clinton. Please .contact Midwestern
Adult Day Services at 482-7200 or 1-866-492-
2205 for more inforrrZation.
Susan Hundertmark photo
Occupational therapist Faye Camochan-Murray leads partici-
pants through a Brain Gym exercise, above, while optometrist
Devon Sanderson talks about eye care during the first health
fair at Egmondville United Church on Saturday.
Egmondvjlle United
heaIthexplores
alternative t
A variety of health services,including alternative
therapies, were featured at Egondville United Church
on Saturday as part of the church's first health fair.
"Pastor Steve (Hildebrand) is always talking about
healthy mind, healthy body, healthy spirit so we're hop-
ing to keep the . congregation well informed about the
health services in the community," said organizer Joyce
Doig.
The care team at Egmondville church and the United
Church Women partnered to offer the health fair.
Therapies included in the event were diabetic educa-
tion, eye care, art therapy, reflexology, reiki, music ther-
apy, brain gym, massage and naturopathy.
"There is a wealth of talent here, lots I knew nothing
about before," said Doig.
Hospital ready to bloom
Seaforth Community Hospital is getting ready to
cooperate with the rest of Seaforth in the Communities
in Bloom competition this August.
"The gazebo is in good shape and the sign has been
cleaned up nicely," site administrator Mary Cardinal
told members of the Seaforth Local Advisory
Committee.
The Seaforth sign in front of the hospital at the edge
of hospital property was recently cleaned up by the
municipality and Cardinal remarked it "looks like a
whole new bed out there."
"I made a commitment to make sure the hospital
grounds are looking good that weekend," she said,
adding that Communities in Bloom colours would be
used when the hospital does its planting of patio
planters.
Cardinal's report also expressed that the hospital
would welcome a community group willing to adopt the
gazebo as their project.
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