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Many Hands to Help Many hands make light work, but today we needed quantity. Beamsville Wl (Lincoln District) held their first Craft Day on February 19th at the Gathering Place, Trinity United Church it was open to the public. The response was wonderful and several ladies came out to help make crafts of Teddy bags, socks, dishcloths, stuffed toys, hats and much more. All these items will go to the Canadian Comforts, which help children in less fortunate countries. Pictured here are from left to right: Agnes Hilberg (WI Member), Edith Mclean (volunteer), Margaret Romagnoli (WI Member) Bea Newton (volunteer), Lynne Johnston (volunteer) and Sylvia House (WI Member). All the ladies enjoyed creating these crafts and had a greattime while getting to know the WI members. We would like to thank the volunteers for all their help and the young lady who donated three bags full of yarn. SA Sécuri was lEIlllES CANADA CANADA Ontario Children's Rural Safety Program With generous support from the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion, Safe Kids Canada has launched the Ontario Children’s Rural Safety Program, a public awareness and education campaign designed to facilitate environmental changes to create safe rural environments for children. The Ontario Children's Rural Safety Program addresses the area of primary prevention and provides a unique opportunity for Ontario, as the first province in Canada to undertake a coordinated dissemination strategy in this domain, to play a leadership role and pave the way to a national uptake of the program. The specific emphasis Partners can order posters, booklets and gain access to radio War Memorial and FaleVis'on ads Wh'ch_can be run mllocal On Novemberilththe FWIC Executive Officers attended med'a “mats- For more “formation p ease the Remembrance Day ceremonies at the National War visit Safe Kids Canada's WEbSi‘e and follow Memorial where the President and Presidentâ€"Elect laid the links to the rural section. a wreath from FWIC. Susan Hoszouski (BC), Valerie Watt (MB), Elsie Stephenson (ON) and Barbara Sheardown (FWIC Executive Director) had their picture taken at the National War Memorial after the ceremonies. woman W, tallest ~ - 2m, ‘fl‘tmmmE‘ is www.5ofokidscanada.ca