HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-01-15, Page 1943. Births
SMITH
Rob and Christine are pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter, Michelle Amanda, on
January 6. 1986 at Clinton- Public Hospital
weighing 5 lbs. 2 ozs. A sister to Jamie and
Christer. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
James Chalmers, Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Smith, RxR. 3, Brussels. Special thanks to
Obstetrics Staff, •Drs. Steed. Hoy and
Salsbury. —3nx _
NURSE
Paul and Lorle are happy to announce the birth of
their first child, a boy, Ryon Paul, weighing 8 lbs.
1 oz. at Clinton Public Hospital, Proud grand-
parents are Gerry and Norine Nurse, Goderich
4110 and first grandchild for John and Jean Alex -
cinder, Clinton. First great-grandchild for Art and
Gladys 'Alexander, Brucefield and great-
grandson for Bill Nurse and Muriel Scharf of
Huronview.-3nx •
DEEVES
We would like to thank relatjves and friends for
all the cords and gifts received for the holidays.
Your kindness is greatly appreciated. Best
wishes to everyone in '86. Gertie and Asa
Deeves.-3
---- EDGAR _ .... _
I wish to thank all my friends for their kind ex•
pressions of sympathy to me after the death of
my beloved daughter-in-law, Sheila McKay. All
were deeply appreciated and will never be
forgotten. Also thanks to Mary and Elmer Trick
and Betty and Seamus Doherty for their
kindness_ Ceacilia Edgar. —3x
McKAY
I would like to thank all the friends and
neighbours in both Clinton and Blyth for the
cards of sympathy', flowers, Mass cards and
donations Ai the Cancer Society and Clinton
Hospital, received et the loss of my dear wife
Sheila. I would like to thank everyone who was
so kind to Sheila during her long illness,
especially Father Pluto, Dr. Baker and staff,
nurses and staff at Clinton Hospital, Rita Flynn
and Russell Jervis and the Knights of Columbus
from all the Councils and Assemblies in the
district.—Richard W. McKay. -3x
FRANKEN
I would like to say a sincere thank you to the first
floor nurses, O.R. staff and to Drs. Steed, Hay
and Street for the excellent care I received while
• I was a patient at Clinton Hospital. Also to my
family, friends and neighbors who visited, sent
cards and flowers. It was greatly
appreciated.—Emma Franken.-3
Program&offer help to
those trying toqutt smoktng
By Joaiute Buchanan
The Huron County Health Unit runs a
quit smoking course t4vice a year. It is
rotated to various locations around, the
county, with the next course being planned
for the end of February or early March in
Seaforth.
The course is five weeks in duration with
a follow-up.
Health Education Consultant Sheryl
Gilbert says the course doesn't concen-
trate on why a person wants to quit smok-
ing (there are many individual reasons)
but rather on the quitting itself.
The smokers are taught self-awareness
to learn what kind of smoker they are and
then a strategy for quitting is planned.
The smokers are asked to keep records
of when they smoke, where they smoke
and under what conditions in order to pin-
point their particular habits and thus
change them. Many tips and methods_for
quitting are given, from using the buddy
system to exercising and changing to a
brand of cigarettes you don't like. Ex-
smokers are sometimes brought in to
speak as well.
Sheryl says the Huron -Perth Lung
Association also has a quit smoking pro-
gram. So far, it has only been im-
plemented in Perth County. It is a step-by-
step program adhering to a rigid manual.
Smoke Enders
Smoke Enders Canada is a private com-
pany which offers a six-week (two and a
half hours per week) smoking cessation
progrim in various locations coast to
coast) All employees are graduates of the
program which boasts a 92 per cent suc-
cess rate. -
"We are the oldest, largest and most
successful smoking cessation program of
• its kind world-wide," says Jennifer Fran-
cisco, manager of ,operations for the com-
pany which tips been in business since
1969.
Francisco won't give out details about
the program because she says "too little
information is a bad thing" but anyone
who is interested in finding out more is in-
vited to call (416) 963-9042 collect.
The cost of smoking high
Treating smoking-related illnesses in
1978-79 alone racked up $1 billion in hospital
care costs and , another $22 million in
physical visits. And .as staggering as those
figures are, they don't even consider the
health hazards for non-smokers from se-
cond hand smoke.
Furthermore, one study concludes that
the 27,500 Canadians who died in 1978-79
from smoking lost a total of $3 billion that
they might otherwige have earned. Disabili-
47. Card of thanks
TOWNSHEND
The family of the late Irene Townshend wish to
thank everyone for expressions of sympathy,
floral tributes and charitable donations during
the loss of their dear mother and grandmother.
Thank you to Holmesville U.C.W. Wesley Willis
Church, Rev. James Bechtel and the Ball &
Falconer Funeral Home. -3
ty days accounted for another $616 million.
Adding fire costs to the tally, this study put
the consequences of tobacco use at $5 billion
in 1978-79.
Premature death
Smokers get sick more often than non-
smokers. Those who light up more than 25
cigarettes a day are at twice the risk of dy-
ing between the ages of 35-65 as are non-
smokers. It is estimated that in 1983-84
smoking will 'have caused 30,000 premature
deaths in Canada. ,
47. Card of thanks
FOTHERGILL
I wish to thank my friends and neighbours for
gifts and cards ori the passing of my mother. It is
very much appreciated and will not be
forgotten.—June Fothergill. -3x
JONES
I would like to thank my friends, neighbors and
relatives for all their acts of kindness during my
stay in Clinton Hospital and since coming to
Huronview.—Jessie Jones. -3
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