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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-05-18, Page 31HEALTH FAIR OPEN HOUSE — MPP Jack Riddell (left), MOH Dr. H. R. Cieslar, Ralph Weber, member of the Huron County board of health and board chairman Thomas Cronin relax over coffee before officially declaring open the first-ever open house -health foir o-ganized by the county health unit in Clinton. Mark Canada health da The Huron County Health Unit marked Canada Health Day on May 12 with a first- ever open house -health fair in the auditorium of Ontario ridy ewooa "Ron and Ellen Funnel)and Family" Corner Highbury Ave. and No. 7 Phone 225-2758 *LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD STORE *24 HOUR TOWING *GAS Street United Church, Clinton. The day -long event, spon- sored jointly by the Ontario Hospital Association and the roceteriu OPEN Monday -Friday 7am-9pm Saturday• Sam-opm Sunday 9am-9pm VICTORIA DAY WEEKEND Open Til 10 Friday, Saturday, Sunday COKE HOSTESS CHIPS 26 c.49 Plus 30 Dc{; 200 g plus to. $1.19 LOWNEY BARS 8.9..45 3 / $100 POPMASTER 10 01 plus 15C ieposi 1 20C FRESH TAKE HOME PIZZA $5.49Save 50• $4.99 *HAM •ad CHEESE -*SUBS ALSO PLANTS end SHRUBS GARDEN SEEDS SEED POTATOES & ONIONS SLICED MEAT .. 10% OFF r/ CHECK OUT OUR v *ZIGGY MEAT LINE *NO NAME YELLOW LABEL GOODS *DECORATOR PLATES in our GIFT. LINE *SAVE ON OUR WEEKLY FEATURES FREE DRAW Cooler and Six "Family Size Pop Assorted Flavours ,EJyeWooJ WHEN THEY LOSE T PEOPLE LOSE.L1VES. roceteriu, Public Health Association and organized by county health educator Sheryl Gilbert, drew large crowds of interested people to see displays of health unit services and com- munity agencies such as the Lung Association, the Heart Foundation, the Cancer Socie- ty, the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Day Care Centre for the Homebound, the VON, the OPP and many, many more. Films on a variety of health-related topics were shown throughout the day, students from Usborne Cen- tral School put on a demonstration of "jumping rope for heart", and the On- tario Street United Church ladies served refreshments in an adjoining tea room throughout the day. Huron County MOH Dr. H.R. Cieslar. MPP Jack Rid- dell and Huron Board of Health Chairman Thomas Cronin were on hand to declare the fair officially open. (MPP Murray Elston was detained in Toronto on of- ficial business and could not attend.) "Individuals can have a great impact on their own health", Dr. Cieslar remark- ed, adding that smoking is the biggest factor in preventable disease. He listed the leading causes of adult deaths in descending order as heart at- tacks, lung diseases, strokes, cancer and accidents. Dr. Cieslar said the present emphasis is on the prevention of relatively new diseases, most of which are related to individual choices. Occasions like an open house -health fair make society more aware of the importance of good nutri- tion, (achieved very simply by following Canada's food rules and reducing the amount of animal fat in the diet while increasing con- suirmption of fresh fruits and Times -Advocate, May 18, 1983 Page 19A SS shifts teachers and principals Principals and teachers in the Huron -Perth Separate School system will be shuffl- ed around at the end of this school year. The transfers were approv- ed at the Huron -Perth Separate School Board's May 9 meeting as was the closing of two classrooms, one at Im- maculate Conception in Strat- ford and the other at St. Boniface in Zurich. The principals to be transferred are Larry Cook of St. Patrick's in Dublin who will be moving to St. Michael's in Stratford; Im- maculate Conception prin- cipal Michael Dewan who is vegetables) the detrimental effects of alcohol and tobacco, and the multiplicity of health servicesavailable. Whether Huron County residents are young or old, chronically or acutely ill, need speech therapy or a ride to a day care centre, assistance is available from one of the many public or private agencies working together "just for the health of it" - the theme of the health fair. going to St. Patrick's in Kinkora and the Kinkora principal, Ennis Murphy, is being transferred to St. Patrick's in Dublin. • The principal transfers ar taking place as St. Michael's principal Sister Audrey Dumouchelle is moving to Moosonee. The separate school board had also given consideration to twinning two Stratford schools, St. Ambrose and St. Joseph's. Instead, a classroom may be closed at St. Joseph's. If twinning had taken place, one principal would have served the two schools. There will be some changes at the two schools that are having classrooms closed. Bette Bedard of St. Boniface will be transferred to Ecole Ste. Marie and Marg Bossence of Immaculate Con- ception will be transferred to St. Aloysius in Stratfu•-d. Neither teacher will be replaced at their present schools. Director of education William Eckert said declining enrolment is the basic reason for the closing of the two HEALTH UNIT SERVICE. AVAILABLE To AQUI L 116141: vI51TIN!r PART OF THE SERVICE — Helen West from the Adult Health office in Exeter demonstrates a blood pressure kit at the open house -health fair in Clinton organized by the Huron Couny Health Unit. In an emergency, time is a'precious commodity and every second counts. So when you hear the siren or see the flashing light of a fire truck, ambulance or police car, remember that lives may be at stake and obey the following regulations: O Always bring your vehicle to a stop as close as possible to the side of the road and clear of any intersection. O Do not follow a responding fire department vehicle within 150 metres (500 feet). THE TIME THEY SAVE MAY SAVE LIVES. Ministry of Transportation and Communications Ct Ontario James Snow, Minister William Dav's, Premier OSTOMIES — Cathie Rutter, director of home care for Huron County, demonstrated the various types of ostomies at tpe county's open -house-.health fair in Clinton. Woodham women have .mother theme By MISS. JEAN COPELAND Woodham The May meeting of the Woodham UCW was held in the Church basement with 21 rnemhers present. Mrs. Don Brine led in the Worship Service which open- ed with quiet music followed by the Call to Worship "A Mother's Love". The scrip- ture was given by Mrs. Gerald Brintnell. Mrs. Lloyd Jaques read a poem "Mother". A reading "Origin of Mother's Day" was given by Mrs. Don Brine. Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey favoured with a lovely solo "Mother of Mine" accompanied by Mrs. Glenn Copeland on the piano. A story "The Best Advice I Ever Had" was given by Mrs. Don Brine. A film strip "Peo- ple of the Silver Sea" was en- joyed by all. Mrs. Oliver Girls mark achievement By MRS. PETER MARTIN Credilon Ilurondale Elimville and Grand Bend 4-11 girls joined with the Crediton 4-11 clubs Monday evening at Stephen Central School for achieve- ment night. The girls have just completed the club "Heritage Ontario". Those girls receiving Coun- ty Honours from the Crediton area were: Suzanne Fink- beiner, Caroline Conlin, Rose Morrissey and Lisa Parsons. Skits and exhibits were well presented by each club. Next fall the course will be "Look Great, Feeling Great" with a quilting course plann- ed for 1984. United Church While Rev. Brian Elder and lay representative Leila Fink- beiner attended the United Church Conference in Woodstock, Jerry Vander- worp took the Sunday service. The 132 anniversary service will be held this year on Sun- day, May 22 with the Rev. Ray Lindsay, Minister of the Parkhill and Lieury con- gregations, sharing in the ser- vice of worship. The service will be held at 10 a.m. with a time of fellowship and a pot luck lunch al 12 noon. Don't forget Crediton Sum- merfes,, August 19, 20 and 21 classrooms. However it will not mean that triple grade classes will be in either school. Other teachers to be transferred are: - George Van Slyck of St. Michael's in Stratford will be going to Holy Name of Mary in St. Marys; - Percy Lauwaert of St. Aloysius will be moving to St. Michael's; - Doreen Nogalo, a half- time kindergarten teacher at St Patrick's Dublin will move to half-time Kindergarten teacher at St. Joseph's in Clinton; - Helen Van Bake!, a half- time principal's relief at St. Joseph's in Clinton will become a kindergarten teacher at St. Patrick's Dublin; - Margaret Rowland of St. Patrick's, Dublin will move to St. Columban; - Joan Murray of St. Colum - ban will move to St. Patrick's, Dublin; - Loretta Ayotte of Ecole Ste. Marie will be moving to St. Mary's in Goderich; - Karen Cleary of St. Mary's in Goderich will become an itinerant French teacher for the Goderich school and St. Joseph's in Clinton; - Yaga McInnes, the itinerant French teacher at St. Joseph's in Clinton and in St. Columban will switch to itinerant French teacher at St. Patrick's in Dublin and in St. Columban; - Rita Lawaert, itinerant French teacher for all five Stratford separate schools and St. Patrick's in Dublin will drop St. Patrick's; - Marianne Hogan, a part- time teacher at Sacred Heart, Wingham and in Kingsbridge will only be part-time in Kingsbridge. In other business, the board Baker, the Outreach con- vener read letters she had received. Mrs. Glenn Copeland open- ed the business part of the meeting with a reading "Hap- py Ifornes". An invitation was received to meet with Elim- ville UCW Wednesday, May 25 at 8 p.m. It was decided to cater to the Optimist banquet June 13 and mother and daughter banquet June 15. All were reminded of the chicken barbeque Wednes- day, June 1. editon E By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Welcome back Jack and Mary I)yc who have been out west for the past eight years returned to Crediton, May 8, from Winfield B.C. and have taken up residence at the home formerly owned by John and Sylvia Fahner. Friends, relatives and the community were entertained Sunday. May 15 when a bridal shower was given in honour of Barbara Glanville, bride elect. Friends came from Walton, London, Highgate and Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thorn- ton, London were Sunday sup- per guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and Brenda Glanville. 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