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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1981-01-15, Page 2aware of the benefits of quit- ting uitting or not starting to smoke and the week's theme is "Join the Majority - Be a Non -Smoker." According to US. health studies, non-smokers now make up two-thirds of the U.S. population, and up to 70 per cent of a group of non- smokers suffer eye irrita- tion; as well as headache, cough and sore throat after eiposure to a sustained dose of someone else's smoke. Evelyn Sett of the Ontario Heart Foundation's Perth County chapter adds that studies have shown respiratory .illnesses are more common among - children whose parents smoke compared with those who have non-smoking parents. As . well, carbon monoxide levels in poorly ventilated smoke-filled rooms have sometimes ex- ceeded aceeded levels considered safe in industry. Anstett Jewellers d — i ® ALBERT M. CLINTON 1 i AT THE MAIN CORNER t WEIR AT VOW SERVICE.. 5 • tstrd0 geldesultio for ffisp.Irs to Shiner lestroliegy f. 0 hat-sto+'r* savot& r.po&,'.chine battery Rolla ) . Tat -store ore dog shams i d App .is&, by mar e. -stir`- CortiBed Gemoolleitiet i i (AGS'- M�ey through h ItewsO mires.* 1 ri .; Mays 0 sae. tilt 0 per,; Set�.ya 0 a.®.. -sem j pETEF5% 215 VICTORIA ST. CLINTON 482-7021.i.V. 'MAGNAVOX COLOR TV -taranieeentonata aisheti chhireeireinit Sales and Ssrwice OIANNEL MASTER DELHI T.V. & FM ANTENNA SYSTEMS FORD CO. Overhead Doors Sales A Service * RESIDENTIAL * INDUSTRIAL * COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC OPERATORS PHONE: 482-3821 CLINTON BUSINESS AND PROFESS.IOI..AL DIRECTORY REPAIR' f PAGE 2 N E€ IBD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15,1$81 t 'The everpiTug wow was becoming somewhat* tale the National News Tuesday cess shote the plight of who have just survived in as maay days with a promise ®f more to ! - And there are afew l coriondosatinis Mee lookiog out at a fresh, dean snowfidl and seg our pair of car - duals who have just atthe " itffe Pratte" feeder fir t is "dentedreservations. They always mine for inner" Ills Nibs resplendent in gorgeous aimeon and Ms lady in more russet tones. Watching His pths, we were imhigued by his courtesy as he would pick up a seed and hop lover be his bearer half and feed it to her_ +++ Speatmg of the f folk, the distinction of sect the first robin must assured- ly belong to Pearl and Bob Hartman of the Bayfield Rand. Just at the golf curse and Highway 21 on Tuesday they saw a robust robin digg- ing aroiuid in the road side where the plow bad un- covered a clump of grass. We bet that robin won't miss his flight south . another year! +++ Mr. and Mrs. Albert B.C.lailtold recently Warned from lie they spent Cleriatats and New Year's with their children and gtandcladdrenht "week.. also spent four days Mr_ and Mrs. Jack Grindon of Missien, B.C. Mrs. Grindon, the former June Rowell of aittett, was a school dium ®f Mrs. `11 were also made in Pott Coepdtlam, the home of Tedy Fox, New Westminster, Burnaby and Port Moody. The last day of the heli ay was .spent to Richmond at the home of Peter Grindon who drove them tothe airport. + + + lac: mice,eye is rune- ly - sunny weather,' never needing winder clothes and see* the flowers blooming - then returned to Clinte in a biizoard where they could hardly see their house. They report that they had a lovely time and would go and live out west any day. +++ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo celebrated their 40th wed- ding anniversary last San - day, January 11,1981_ A par- ty was hosted Saturday evening and another celebration Sunday by their daughters, Mary Helen Clif Dixon De Ratter Welsh Rhona Bort Isom Stevenson Miele Van Loo Shannon 'hesitator Nancy Lobb BIRTHDAY On. tld Jan.15 id• Jon.15 Jan. 16 Jan. 16 n.- Jae. 16 w Jan. 17 Jan. 17 i.afarth Jan.19 ci1nton Jan. 19 rb•ro Jan. 20 Jon. 21 find, Marilyn Williamson and Barb Norman and their .+.,a,1.. The IOtW held their first card party for 1981 en Jaetuary 8 at the Lodge Ball. The winners were high lady Erma Crich;. , low lady Cecelia Edgar; high urian, Elmer Trim; low man Marie G' ; bile Alden Crich; first draw win- ner Wait Pepper; second, Edith Wright. Watch for the Deld card patty 72. + + + Leadership Training is al- tering a course in morel em- broidery sponsored the Clinton Women's This will be a short amuse. For more Wiliam -ellen pimi.vie ca _ +++ The Madeleine Lane Aux- iliary to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church held its January meeting on Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs Elva Mutch, Joseph Street Plans were made for the year's main activities with the following dates being set: Ririrunage sale, April 4; Annual Pie Social April 30 and the Fall Bazaar on Oc- tober 31. +++ A. special guest for the evening was Rev. Duke's mother, Mrs. Duke Sr. who makes her home in Port Carling but is spending the winter at the Manse in Seaforth.' Mrs. Duke is look- ing forward to celebrating her 90th birthday neat week. +++ The following hints of keeping a humidifier were submitted to as by Elwin Merrill. "Do yen have a portable humidifier in your borne? If you have, take it apart and clean thoroughly, replace wick with a new one. To each pail of water you put into your humidifier, add half a cup (measured) of white wine vinegar. The results will surprise you. . +++ This does not pertain to homes equipped with awater softener. My humidifier is over one year old and still no lime deposits. Clean out monthly.- Clues on ." Clues Down La painting of a person 2.a pass to a show 3.they're done with offs 4.opposite of closing 5.where actors act tan art - 8.anotlher word for role 11.what dancers wear . . 15.what pottery is made of 11.a gala event 17.another word for movie 1S.a ballet -- 1l.a gruel pencil drawing 23 -sounds like two 24., • r r..r ite of doarn 211.8'r trt for television Acres 1.an illustration is a ? 2:short for photograph &past tense of get 7.a short sleep !.better than a good review i0.a spot— l2.when most plays are 8wn 1 . Lays are put on 14 -Act 1, --- 2 18.the 're done with pens 25.to design .with a knife 21.the opposite of ancient 22.a — of characters 21.one who sculpts 27 -musicians cut a ----- (c) IMO Canada Wide Feats Service iLtd. try Mackay F4Aadi Tate Helpful hints Home electrical fires sometimes give warning signs. Investigate any of these danger signals: switchpiates and wall outlets that are warm, discolored or not working, fuses that blow repeatedly, unexplained radio static, unusual snow on television screen, cmatinous flickering of lights, burning odors. Be alert to the unusual! A new slide of mets was elected at the Clinton hospital's auseillary meeting last Monday. Front row left to right are fhst vice Fie Wright, president Ruth Bond, and measurer Mott. Second row are eornisponding ar 41.4. Heaweill, boob »d magadses Betty. . Back, credalleggy-bYeades - ecllm iridin seniiiiti net Gerry Van Den Berg, gift shop and membership Marg Coventry. Back raw are buying Helen Davies, tray favours Kathleen Siertseina, telephone Joyce Chillers, peers and publldty Marry Walden. Missing was past president Dawna Westlake, recording secretary Joyce HBldedey teilevisi9n comer onsience Corrie, and candy stn per allDreierMei Bid& er.(Jauties Fieeald% ) Break the habit, for weedless Wednesday Huron and Perth health agencies are co-operating this year to sponsor National Non -Smoking Week,. January 18 to 24. The week's highlight is Weedless Wednesday, January 21 when smokers all over the country are being asked to give up the habit, for a day at least. Huron County and Perth District health units are making the area's schools BEAVERS SCOUTS ' CUBS NEWS...by Mary Freemen A note to parents, that in the new year the groups are plan- ning many outings. For insurance purposes, your child must have at least one piece of their uniform on for these outings and a SIGNED PERMISSION SLAP. - Beavers Colony A: Following Hawkeye leading the opening ceremony Rugty instanied the Beavers in games of "May I Mr. Troll" and "Red Light - Green Light". Bubbles read a story of "The Miserable Troll" before dividing the Beavers into lodges to handicraft Trolls from tissue rolls. Sharing session was a popular time with Greg Crawford showing new shoes, Jeff Schellenbergerand Keith Ryan stuf- fed Beavers, Scott Dixon a new Beaver shirt and Darrell Levis a new Beaver back pack: Hawkeye showed a Beaver tai arousing much interest in the colo y. (hopper then led the Beavers in a new game of "Trolls and Goats" before Tic Tac performed the closing ceremony. be visiting the polreminder to ice stationts of .. Plelony ase that a�ne�wslette �l for details and remember your permission slips_ Colony B: Sugarcube performed the opening ceremony preceding a game of dodgeball led by Hawkeye. Sharing -session proved to be interesting with almost all the Beavers receiving "race sets" for Christmas. Rusty led the Beavers in "Alice the Camel" before Hawkeye called Riverbanks . bringing the meeting to a close. Cubs: After the holidays, Cribs were glad to return to the Cub meeting and a short time was spent discussing activities over the festive season. Cubs di•ided into packs to continue on their star work and then played a game of "elephant walk". Jason MacLean received his collector's badge for his ex- cellent shell collection. A reminder to parents that Saturday, January 17 the Cube will be going on a winter outing. Newsletters were sent out with complete details and please remember your permission slips. PART-TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CLINTON CAMPUS Vanish. Rood, Craton, Ontario NOM 11,0 Phone 482-345$ COURSE NAME -DAY (S) ACADEMIC Home Study (Mathematics Levels 1I to IV Monday and English Levels 111 and IV ci IittAL%SECaTARIAL Sookkeephng Fundamentals Typewriting SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT Effective Saepervision-Adminhtration How to Sterile Small Business PRE -CERTIFICATION AND REFAEESHER COUR- SES Natural Gas Fitter Licence Preparation WOMEN'S EDUCATION PROGRAM Leadership for Women SPECIAL INTEREST Income Tax Preparation Mon. & Tues. Monday Monday Tuesday Mon. i Tues. Alternate Mondays Tuesday FEE •15 "3 ,22 •1 .75 .64 s4' Far more information, or to obtain a copy of our Winter 1021 Catalogue containing details on the above courses or other port -time courses offered through Continuing Education" telephone or visit our Clinfora Campus between 048 a.m. to COO p.m.. Mon- day to Friday and from $ 38 p.m. to 0:40 p.m., Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. t. We've got a lot to share. 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