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The Beta Theta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held
a Christmas gilt wrap service this year and proceeds were
Fecently split amongst three charities, each receiving;100.
Left to right are Sharon Lassaliue,'president of the chapter
and Marlene McDougall, chairman of the chapter's service
committee who presented the cheques to Jo Berry
representing Town and Country Homemakers, Claude
Kalbfleisch representing Meals on Wheels and Sheila Fink
representing Adult Basic Education. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
January 23-29 is Non -Smoking Week
January 23-29, 1983, is Na-
tional Non -Smoking Week.
This special week is design-
ed to help create a genera-
tion of non-smokers by en-
couraging smokers to quit
smoking and non-smokers
not to start smoking.
More than _two million
Canadians have' already,
"kicked the habit". Many
communities have passed
by-laws restricting smoking
in public places and today's
movie stars no longer "light
up" to portray sex and
soptication. Feeling good
and 1'iealthy lifestyle habits.
are' becoming important
parts of many people's lives.
Eventually, cigarettes will
follow the spitoon's disap-
pearance from common use.
However, we're not there
yet. Forty percent of adult
Canadians still smoke!
How about focusing your
attention on this major
preventable health problem
during National Non -
Smoking Week. If you're a
smoker, try to kick the habit
- just for the health of it! The
following activities might be
useful "tools" when attemp-
ting to quit smoking:
+ light up and smoke the
cigarette using the opposite
hand that you would normal-
ly use
+ make a list of all the
reasons (benefits) for quit-
ting and read it every time
you want a cigarette
+_ put all smoking ac-
cessories (ashtrays, mat-
ches) in a "hard to get"
Thanks for your support
Dear Editor,
We °would like to express
our appreciation to your
newspaper and to your
readers for supporting our
fund-raising campaign in
1982. It may be of interest to
you to know that, as of
December 31,1982, donations
received total $28,001.45.
Even though the campaign
itself is drawing to a close,
donations are gratefully
received at any time, -and
are always recognized with a
tax-deductible, charitable
receipt. •
Thank you again for your
support.
Sincerely.
Beverley A. Brown,
Board Chairman,
Town and Country
Homemakers.
10" OFF ALL BOO
Hardcover and Paperbacks
place
+ hide your cigarettes in
inconvenient places
+ use a jar for ashes
rather than an ashtray to re-
mind you of how dirty the
habit it
+ start an exercise pro-
gram that requires lots of
breathing - it could provide
an incent"i"ve to improve
breathing capacity by quit-
ting smoking.
+ avoid' situations where
you would usually have a
cigarette, ie., lave the table
when finithed eating and C
for aryalk, doodlc„while o
the phone rather,than ha '•'`g
a cigarette '”
;,
+ when you get aii urge to
smoke, delay hay 'ng a
cigarette for at le st •one
for the Mo, `th of
JA a ARY
Pre rip+ion for Cabin fever:
e p warm,, drink plenty 'o f
li4uids, and become engrossed in
Jour atfk supple of_books
books
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BESIDE THE POST OFFICE
aivOlon Army:says
.Deer Editor,
On behalf of The Salvation
Army and the scores of pea,
ple who were helped during
tkel oliday, sees, fwant to
say "tbaflk Your to the
fenerous citizens who gave
inancial• assistance to our
Decemberapeal.
minute - the delay
sometimes allows time for
the urge to go away
+ keep a card in your •
cigarette ti package arid
record the time, place- and
circumstances for' each
cigarette smoked. lase this to
determine where and why
you smoke. Use this infor-
mation to/'avoid situations
that r elicit a smoking
urge
Noise of these things will
work( unless YOU DECIDE
that' you WANT TO QUIT
"'SMOKING! Once you've
made that decision, stick to
it, and use these suggestions
to help you succeed. —
Presented by Health Educa-
tion Services, Huron County
Health Unit.
In particular, your support
in giving The Salvation Ar-
my expression ' through
public service an-
nouncements has allowed us
to perforin a service which
would be extremely difficult
CC+ 1 P'HI 1gN i niT livA MIRAY2 ,T ,? N12.1,
w,tthout your help. � The ag- he families. at Cbriebnas.
gre ate valued tkps servile, Some will hel Ftosupport our
e most substantial, can- year round programs for
not only be measured In these sable people whose
dollars and cents, but to the needs continue to persist due
final result of meeting the to the.economic pressures of
needsof so many. our time.
Once again, thank yoiii for
your support which will ttelp
Through our mail appeal The Salvation Army cpm
and the Christmas Kettles, nntlnlcate the spirit of Siring
we were able to raiso an ac-. - and mutual concern thro gh
ceptable increase over last itsrninistry of corpassio
year which helped Meet the May Goalless you. -
comparable increase in the Sincerely,
number of families needing . , Carson R. Jams,
help. Some of those funds Majpr,
were needed immediately to Public Relations Officer.
Reader seeking information
turn of the centuty skiff
Dear Editor,
1 am seeking information
from anyone in your reading
area with knowledge of a
type of double -ended,
double -masted sailing skiff
of about 20 feet in length, us- •
ed in sailing and racing in `
Bureau
assists...
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dividuals continue to assist
us by distributing wool to
volunteers to knit mitts,
hats, and slippers. .
We feel fortunate to have
seen again so `many ex-
amples. of the kindness and
generosity of people in the
community. Thank you for
your continued support and
assistance.
Yours sincerely,
Peggy Rivers,
Co-ordinator,
Volunteer Services.
James Cargin,
Director.
BOOK CENTRE
33 East St. Gifiderich
524.7531
ATTENTION
VETERANS
Ex -Service Men and Women
and Dependents
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER
Mr. Clare Wall
Provincial Service Officer
,iLondon, Ontario
will be visiting in the area.
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance,
regarding: war disability pensions: treatment for en-
titled veterans; applications for Benevolent Funds: ap-
peals against adverse original applications for War
Veterans and Widows Allowance, Is requested to con-
tact the Service Officer or Secretary of the local Bran- .
ch, whose nonce appears below, riot later than Satur-
day, February 22, 1483 to arrange an Interview.
Mr. W. Shourdown
Secretary Service Officer
56 K Ingston Street 126 E1laabeth Street
Goderlch, Ontario Goderlch, Ontario
N7A 3K4 N7dA 3T8 . .
fTOWN OF GODERICH.
Corporation of the
ATTENTION
ALL DOG OWNERS
1983 DOG TAGS DUE
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DOG CONTROL.
By -Law No. 10 of 1974
DOG TAGS ARE NOW DUEL AFTER FEBRUARY
28th,. 1983 A PENALTY' OF TEN DOLLARS PLUS
COSTS WILL BE. ASSESSED ,AS PER ITEM 3 OF PART
11 OF BY-LAW NO.10 OF •7974.
TAGS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE MUNICIPAL OF-
FICE, 57 WEST STREET.
Lorry 3. McCabe
Administrator, Clerk -Treasurer
the Lake Huron area from
the turn.. of the century to
about 1940-1950. These boats
were cedar strip, with twin
gaff -rigged sails, pen
cockpit and centreboard.
1 am especially interested
in any information about two
specific boats, the FROLIC,.
formerly owned by Arthur
E. Tatham and the
KEYOSHK, once owned and
sailed by F.G. Miller of
Wiarton. Both boats are pic-
tured in a book entitled The
Canadian Lake Region by
Wilfred Campbell (Musson,
Toronto: 1910). They are
known to have raced in
regatta at Oliphant around
1900, and the FROLIC t
least called Port Elgin hey
home for many years when
owned by A.E. Tatham.
I would be very ap-
preciative of contact fro
anyone knowing about pr
remembering these boats.
Sincerely,
Roger MacGregor,
R.R,1,
Lansdowne, Ontario,
KOE 1L0
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the opening of his histo office
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2nd floor
CLINTON.
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