Stories Speaker 13 April 2017: Dana Inkster - Galt Museum Dana Inkster was born and raised in Ottawa, Ontario and focused on political studies during her undergraduate education at Queen's University, and in her  graduate studies at Concordia University and at the University of Lethbridge. She has extensive experience in the film industry and in fund development for nonprofits. She has lived in Lethbridge since 2005 is currently the Marketing & Communications Officer at the Galt Museum & Archives. Last week's speaker, Tiffany Stevenson CNIB   A poignant takeaway of Tiffany's presentation was this story of two victims of an automobile accident. One person lost both legs in the accident, the other person lost sight in both eyes. The person who lost legs, is eligible for rehabilitation support from Alberta Health Care. The person who just went blind, gets none. Does that sound right to you?   Guess who; guess where. Exciting 2017 Christmas Fundraiser Opportunity Lethbridge's well-known artistic director, Fran Rude, described a delightful Christmas 2017 fundraiser that our club will partner with to raise money for Lethbridge and area food banks. It will be a theatric play of a Radio show based on "It's a Wonderful Life," complete with Foley sound effects. Thank you, Don Robb, for bringing us together!   Don Robb and Fran Rude