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Welcome to summer! Our swim-
ming pool opens this week. Pool
schedules are posted outside the
facility next to the °`Wmghan Dis-
trict Swimming Pool" sign.
After an extensive training ses-
sion, our staff is looking forward to
opening the pool. Our aquatic staff
has asked me to review the pool
policies which we have developed
to ensure the safety of all communi-
ty members.
Please abide by these policies.
The safety of you and your family
depends on your support of our
aquatic staff. Enjoy the pool, but
please help our staff run a safe pool
by following the policies that mem-
bers have developed.
These policies include:
SENIORS'
DAY CENTRA
NEWS
By Gloria Workman
National Seniors' Month has
been a busy one for area seniors.
The slogan for the month is "Tap
the Potential". Aging adults are a
great source of volunteer power.
If you are walking past the day
centre, take a look at the flowers
planted in half -barrels. The seniors
had a great time digging around in
the dirt! They were definitely the
experts.
Everyone enjoyed the music sup-
plied by Gordon Wall's Old Tyme
Music lasts -Wed nesd..A1nost
-every person here took his turn on
the dance floor. A special thank -
you goes to the band members.
The water exercise program in
Vanastra started recently. Exercising
in water is a gentle way to exercise.
If you are interested in volunteering
or attending the program, please
call for more information.
Thanks go out to those who par-
ticipated in the fashion show for
the Hewitt Therapy Fashion dis-
play last Monday.
Please note that we are scheduled
to see "Sticks and Stones, the Don-
nellys" instead of "Perils of Perse-
phone" on June 22, as we originally
thought. We apologize for any
inconvenience this may have
caused.
The next foot clinics are sched-
uled for June 21 and July 13. Please
call 3574440 or 1445 for an
appointment.
The Day Centre's annual meeting
is scheduled for Monday, June 26,
at 1 pan. Follo -the-meeting, a
video entitled ` . + king for Yester-
day" by Naomi Teil will be shown..
The video looks at methods of help-
ing the "old, old" senior validate
his or her personal feelings and
emotions. It's a good video, and
worth seeing.
This week seniors were sched-
uled to do some ceramics; instead,
they are going to work on -some
Tray Favours for the Hospital Aux-
iliary,
Next week the Tuesday Group
will be visiting with the Huron Day
Centre for the Homebound. Each
year members take turns hosting a
visit with each other. Seniors are
looking forward to the visit.
The Wednesday and Thursday
Groups will be enjoying a picnic in
the park at the Kinsmen Pavillion,
complete with outdoor games.
The Day Centre crowd welcomes
Charlene Conley from Lucknow as
our summer student. Charlene is
planning to take the Activation Co- ,
'ordination rc4graiti t Ggbrge
PM''d1fe(e.' Ikioni>,ers are.1ook-'
tn'forwiid trig wtsrking wrii'ti i er'for
the summer.
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—Equipment may be used dur-
ing the evening swim only. For chil-
dren's safety, no hockey pucks are
allowed, except for parents -and,
tots and lessons and no ,pool inner
tubes, masks, fins or lifejackets may
be used except during lessons.
—No persons exceeding the
weight of 100 pounds shall use the
slide during public and family
swimming. The slide is not built to
handle heavier people.
--No patrons shall change the
spring level on the high diving
board during public swimming.
Leave it at 6' as this will stop chil-
dren slipping to the ground while
trying to change the spring level
—No one, except pool and play-
ground staff, shall use the pool tele-
phone except in extreme emergen-
cies. Staff shall use the phone for
business reasons only.
—Only staff personnel are
allowed in the staff office except for
emergency situations.
- -During public swim, children
less than eight years of age, non
swimmers, less than 110 centime-
tres or swimming with a swimming
aid must be accompanied by a
guardian or responsible sibling 16
years of age or older who must
remain in the water in charge of the
child at all times.
—During family swim, all youths
15 years of age and younger must
be accompanied °by a guardian or
parent 18 years of age or older.
Guardians and parents must
remain either in the water or on the
pool deck wearing a bathing suit at
all times.
--The maximum number of
bathers is: for one guard, . 30; for
two guards, 75; forAltree - ards,
100 and for four guards,12'
-Glass and food and drinks are
not permitted in the pool area.
—All patrons are asked to walk
and not run on the deck.
—One on the diving boards and
slide at a time.
—No person with any communi-
cable disease will be permitted in
the pool area.
—Street footwea not allowed
on the deck.
—Diving is at the red lines only.
—Patrons will be asked not to
hang on to the ropes as they may be
needed for emergency purposes.
—Only staff members are permit-
ted in the maintenance room.
--Maintenance doors are to be
kept closed at all times, except
when doing maintenance tasks.
—Patrons who have recently
been drinking, or who bring alco-
hol into the pool area will be asked
to leave the pool.
OES to fund
Toronto clinic
A donation of $80,000, from the
Order of the Eastern Star in Ontario
has provided a new dental clinic to
provide specialized care for cancer
patients at Princess Margaret Hos-
pital in Toronto.
This represents an outstanding
gift from the 35,000 OES members
in Ontario. Huron Chapter 89,
Wingham, is one of the 224 chapters
in Ontario participating in this pro-
ject-
The new dental clinic is the focus
of a unique program to prepare
sp ial dental splints for patients
slat d to undergo major jaw
su ery for cancer. These splints, or
"maxillo-facial prostheses" enable
patients to eat, drink and talk
immediately after surgery
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