Collinsville,
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Quilters
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Paige DeLozier placed 7th in the recent Pryor golf tournament with a 91 and 6th in the Miami tournament with an 89. So far Paige has received a medal and placed in the top individuals in 4 out of 7 tournaments this year, one of which was a first place medal the Copan tournament in Bartlesville. The Tulsa-7 conference tournament for boys and girls is Monday at the Greens in Owasso. |
Submitted by Missy DeLozier (4/17/2009) |
Silver
Alert For Missing Seniors |
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 16, 2009 Governor
Henry Signs Law Implementing Program for Missing Seniors Oklahoma City - The Alzheimers Association Oklahoma and Arkansas Chapter commends Governor Brad Henry for the singing into law H.B. 2030, establishing the Oklahoma Silver Alert program. Passage of this legislation establishes criteria for implementing a statewide program to locate missing persons that have Alzheimers disease or other cognitive impairment. The legislation passed both the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Senate unanimously. According to the Alzheimers Associations 2009 Alzheimers Facts and Figures Report, 6 out of 10 people with Alzheimers disease will wander from their home or facility at some point during the progression of their disease. If not found within a 24-hour period, up to half will suffer from serious injury or death. We are encouraged that Governor Henry recognizes the needs of the growing number of individuals with Alzheimers disease, said Mark Fried, Chapter Executive Vice President. Silver Alert will allow families with a missing loved one to quickly distribute critical information to the public. From October 2007 to October 2008, the Department of Public Safety cited that there were more than 300 incidents of nursing home residents being reported missing. Even in one's own neighborhood or a place that is familiar, the person living with Alzheimer's may become disoriented or lost. And, 94 percent of people with Alzheimer's disease who wander are found within just over a mile from the last location they were seen. We are eager to work with the Governor, the Oklahoma Legislature, and the Department of Public Safety to ensure that law enforcement and the media have the proper training needed to successfully execute all aspects of a Silver Alert, continued Fried. To address the threat of the growing number of cases of Alzheimers disease, a government-appointed Task Force has been formed to study the state of the disease in Oklahoma. The Task Force will evaluate the training needed by law enforcement in order to properly issue and respond to a Silver Alert. The Oklahoma Task Force on Alzheimers will present their recommendations to the Governor and legislature on September 1st. ### The Alzheimers Association is the largest voluntary health organization in the country with the dual mission of conquering Alzheimers disease through research and enhancing care and support for people with the disease, their families, and caregivers. The Association provides a 24-hour Helpline (1-800-272-3900), support groups, education programs, care consultation, information and referral, and Safe Return. For more information about Alzheimers disease visit www.alz.org. |
Patchwork
Quilters Met |
Carole James displays her first quilting effort - a sampler of blocks. |
Sixteen members of the Collinsville Patchworkers met April 14 at the Library, and displayed several projects for Show and Tell. Hazel Gast won the fat quarter drawing, and for May, chose her mom's favorite color, green, in honor of Mother's Day . Janice Coke presented a program on quilting gadgets that make the whole process easier and faster for the seamstress. The next meeting will be May 12, 2009 - newcomers are always welcome! |