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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1986—Page 21
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• MOVIE LINE
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ELIZABETH
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Quebec Nordique defenceman Dave Shaw (left) was in Clinton on
Friday special guest the opening
son Travel and Tours.
A group of autograph seeking youths were n hand to greet the NHL
hockey player. Among the young admirers were (front row, left to
right) Cindy Gibbings, Shan
Taylor. (Second row) Danny G
Hadenko and Robb Finch.
Steward and Terry Keddy. (Sh
Taylor, Mike Walsh and Cheri
bbings, Shane MacDonald, Jeffrey
ack row) Mark Keddy, Martin
lley McPhee-Haist photo)
Beat the "back to schoo
Back to school. Back with friends. Back to
routine. For many of you it's a fun time - for
thers it can be very unse
bang. can cause
New
Any change good or
less. Nprocedures, new rules, new
responsibilities, new people. What you have
to do is learn to turn on the relaxation
response to counter the effects of stress.
First, identify the symptoms: insomnia,
skin problem; indigestion, racing thoughts,
irritability, depression, fatigue, headaches,
a sense of being in a rut, poor concentration
and poor memory.
What You Can Do About It:
- Give yourself time and permission to relax
each day.
- Learn only to use those muscles needed to
do particular tasks (ie. don't tighten your
jaw muscles to lift a glass).
- Alternate the tensing and relaxing of
muscles. Lie down and slowly tense muscle
Soil program
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SWEEP is a five year $30 million federal -
provincial agreement designed to improve
soil and water quality in southwestern
Ontario.
The program was developed in response
to the Canada -U.S. Great Lakes Water
Quality Agreement calling for phosphorous
reductions in the Lake Erie basin. SWEEP
is part of the Canadian agreement calling
for reduction of 300 tonnes per year — 200
from crop lands and 100 from industrial and
municipal sources.
SWEEP has two purposes: the first is to
reduce phosphorous loadings in the Lake
Erie basin from cropland; the second is to
improve the productivity of Southwestern
Ontario agriculture by reducing or ar-
resting soil erosion.
The two levels of government will attack
the problem in a coordinated effort, drawing
or) the expertise of the public and private
sectors, including farmers and farm groups.
The Ontario Ministry of Agricluture and
Food will stress delivery of their Soil and
Water Conservation program by
strengthening its extension in the field,
demonstrating technology and giving
technical assistance to farmers. In addition,
the province will continue to offset the cost
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of erosion control structures through ex-
isting programs.
BUCK & DOE
for
'Steve and.Dianne Cook
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6
at R.R. 5 Clinton
Age of Majority Cord Required
For information call
grips (like arms, stomach, legs and face)
then let them relax - let go. When your
muscles are relaxed, you can't have mental
anxiety.
- Cut down coffee and sugar consumption.- When confronted by a particularly
stressful situation. breathe slowly and deep-
ly seve
does fr
- Finall
. best thi
and p
positiv
Happ
blues"
al times. Breathe the way a child
m the stomach.
, laugh a lot. Laughing is one of the
gs you can do. It's positive emotion,
sitive emotions generate only
, healing results.
school days!
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