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p14 the tribune wednesday october 11 1989 walking program is steps away home support services of whitchurchstouffville is co ordinating a variety of walking programs for residents who have spare time during the week a meeting to introduce the pro gram was held last monday at the silver jubilee club and mayor fran sainsbury welcomed speakers and guests speakers included bob an- cheril of ancherils fine shoes who offered pointers on ap propriate footwear todd snooks a grade 12 stu dent at stouffville district secon dary school outlined some warmup exercises and whitchurchstouffville public library chief librarian marilyn ferguson offered suggestions on books to read on the subject two veteran walkers ken cox and molly sinclair addressed the meeting on both the social and physical benefits of walking starting this week the pro gram is offered at four locations stouffville place mall at 8 am from tuesday to friday whitchurchstouffville public library at 2 pm on tuesdays musselmans lake with molly sinclair which will appeal to more advanced walking en thusiasts and parkview village at 10 am on fridays full details of the program are outlined in the brochure entitled walking which is available from home support services at 50 main st west for more infor mation call ginny burrows at 6406554 diversity is key theme at conference a twoday conference focusing on social services in yorks multiethnic communities is be ing held next month in aurora by catholic community services of york region ccsyr the conference called dynamics of diversity will in clude several workshops on various aspects of racial diversi ty as well as keynote speakers some of the issues to be discussed include ethnicity and aging culturally responsive health care the role of ethnicity in family therapy and planning for diversity the conference takes place nov 9 and 10 for further information con tact wanda romaniec at 72786 00 7730344 or 18002632075 or contact surinder singh gill of the race relations directorate at 9651613 art sale to aid juvenile diabetes an uxbridge art gallery is of fering a limited edition print for sale to help aid the juvenile diabetes foundation select art galleries on brock street in uxbridge is offereing the print entitled side by side until oct 31 for each print that is sold 50 will be donated to fight juvenile diabetes the work by artist james lumber is a memory painting depicting a young boy fishing with a haunting ghostlike image of his grandfather standing pa tiently behind him select art galleries is located at 13 brock st west in uxbridge for information call 8525010