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page 21 Women's Institute A very interesting Historical tour was conducted by Mrs. D. Warren showing the points of interest lat Chaffey's Locks including the-pioneer cemetery, the handâ€" operated locks and lock masters house and the historical placque. The banquet at the Opinicon was much enjoyed and the entertainment provided by the Brockville Ladies' Barbershop Chorus, also the singalong by Mrs. J. Scott at the piano. One hundred and twenty-two were in attendance the first day and one hundred and four the second day. It was decided that the W.I. purchase a wreath for the Cenotaph again this year, with Mrs. Miriam Bryan app- ointed to lay the wreath at the service. Mrs. Dione Kirby then gave a very interesting travelogue on her recent trip to England Scotland and Wales, along with her husband. She passed around many beautiful snap- shots and brochures, showing the points of interest and all the lovely scenery of those countries. A report of the workshop, leadership course on Indoor Gardening, held at Athens recently by the Home Econ- omist, Miss Jean Riddell was given by Mrs. Florence Molony, who attended with four other ladies from Delta. WE SELL Several members expressed interest and a demonstration was planned for November 6th at the home of Mrs. Nellie French, lst Leader. The meeting then adjourn- ed with the singing of the Royal Anthem and delicious refreshments served by the hostesses. A hearty vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Jones for their I kind hospitality and to Mrs. . Kirby for her very interest- ing talk also to the delegâ€" ates, for their reports. HEWITT SPECIALTIES LOCKSMITHING SHARPENING Circular saw blades of steel and carbide Precision Skate Sharpening Scissors Cutting Tools & Knives RR#3, Elgin, Ont. (Frank's Rd. off Hwy 15) 359 - 51:35 Nursing Course Intensive care unit nurses through- out Eastern Ontario now can upgrade professional skills on the job, thanks to a provincially unique part-time St. Lawrence college course. Doris Johnson, a nurse at Brockville General was one of the first to take advantage of it. "To obtain this training before, I would have had to go out of town." St. Lawrence teaching master, Ann Ford, decided that nurses should not have to for- feit employment for the sake of professional development. She de- veloped the 21 week part-time course which now enables intensive care unit nurses to learn new skills without leaving their jobs to re- turn to school,The result is an over- flow in the course's second of- fering and a waiting list for the third in February. The intensive care unit course content emphasizes the knowledge needed to cope with situations most likely to be encountered by ICU personnel. Clinical experience at Kingston and Ottawa hospitals is included, as well as in home hos- pitals. Resource persons from these outside institutions play an im- portant role in teaching the course. Professional medical, nursing and legal personnel from Brockville and Smiths Falls also teach in this post-graduate program. For more information, contact: Ann Ford, 345-0660, Ext. 280. USED VEHICLES IN STOCK 1978 GRANADA 4 Dr., 6 Cly. 1976 TORINO 2 Dr.. 33,000 mi. 1976 WINDOW VAN. local CARS FOR LESS 1976 DART 6 cyl. auto. 42,000 mi. 1978 FORD éton 6 cyl. auto. 1977 FORD stem 6 cyl. with' camper. You save big. 1979 GRANDE MARQUES 4 Dr., Loaded STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW TIRE BALANCER. WE CAN SOLVE YOUR TIRE PROBLEM. SPECHAL ‘ - 7_ #89 gtewwswsssws 1e79 TfBlrd $1 _ E With Air & We sell Tires many extras Call 2863 for Service Call 272-2885 forSIes at 20 73 Savings all the time. E