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It's A Family Affair...
...when somebody graduates,
celebrates a birthday or has a party.
The Goderich Signal -Star
specializes in news about
'families in this community.
A photo and a brief, informative cutline will be published
free of charge tier anyone graduating from college, universi-
ty or other post -secondary school education. Birthday photos,
and a brief informable eutline are published free of charge for children 10 years and under or for
persons 100 years or more. Written reports about birthday events are welcomed for persons of any
age and will he printed at no charge. Birth announcements are accepted at no charge. Written reports
about any family social events are always welcomed and will be published at no charge.
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Community News
The Christmas Seal Campaign officially started on Nov. 1, when The Lung Association,
Huron -Perth Counties mailed seals to approximately 10,000 households in the two counties.
Goderich Mayor Eileen Palmer (left) got a jump -on that, when Salim Remtulla, association
president, personally presented her with some 01 the 1986 seals, on Oct. 30. A second mailing
on Nov. 21 will ensure every household receives an appeal for donations. Money raised from
the campaign is used for community education and support programs, as well as medical
research into respiratory diseases. (photo by Patrick Raftis)
Campaign
launched
in Huron
STRATFORD - Christmas Seals laun-
ching The Lung Association's Christmas
Seal Appeal will be reaching approximately
10,000 households in Huron -Perth Counties
the eat ly part of November.
Christmas Seals have beenthe traditional
way for The Lung Association to raise funds
since 1927, when tuberculosis was the
scourge of North America and Europe.
"The goal for the 1986 campaign in On-
tario is $4.5 million," says Fund Raising
Chairman Eileen Beauchemin. "Our goal in
the Huron -Perth area is $70,000. The com-
munity has benefitted from a successful
1985 campaign, but we must meet or exceed
our goal if we are to continue programs that
are being carried on now. We are a
community-based organization, and our
staff and volunteers who conduct our pro-
grams are being stretched to the limit to
meet the needs of the community."
During the year The Lung Association of
Huron -Perth Counties has conducted health
presentations in 40 schools and participated
in school health fairs. The hazards of smok-
ing and the effects of carbon monoxide from
tobacco smoke were ably demonstrated
with the use of a Carbon Monoxide Ecolyzer.
Better Breathing Programs were con-
ducted for people suffering from chronic
obstructive lung disease, enabling them to
accomplish a more rewarding lifestyle.
A new program was developed to en-
courage business and industries to augment
a NO SMOKING policy in the workplace and.
the COUNTDOWN Stop Smoking course has
been presented in various parts of the two
counties.
Financial assistance enabled one child to
attend a special summer camp for two
weeks.
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LOWNEY'S TREATS.
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& Baby Bonus
Day Centre
could use
many more
volunteers
CLINTON - If you enjoy people and have
some free lime, the Huron Day Centre for
the Homebound could really use you. The
Huron Day Centre is in need of volunteers,
especially in the Blyth, Goderich and Exeter
areas of the county. They need drivers to br-
ing clients to the Centre and stay for the day
to help out. They pay mileage of 22 cents a
kilometre. If you are at all interested,
please contact the Centre at 482-7943.
The summer and fall have been .busy as
usual, with regular activities for clients
such as exercises, whirlpool baths, music,
footcare, crafts, cards, shuffleboard,etc.
The swim therapy for the Stroke Recovery •
Club has now 'ended,. however, will resume
next spring.
On August 21, clients and volunteers
travelled to Grand Bend, to the Huron Coun-
try Playhouse to see Annie. On October 20, a
Day Centre caravan travelled through the
country on a color .cavalcade ending at the
Benmiller Falls for tea and coolies.
Bowling has resumed again for another
year, with even more clients showing, an in-
terest. Last year's awards were presented
to Bob Groves, Goderich, for high average,
high single went to Murray Rollinson,
Auburn, high double went to Bob Thompson,
Londesboro, most improved bowler went to
Sharon Warwick, Brussels and perfect at-
tendance was presented -to Alex McMichael,
Goderich. A bowling mug was presented to
all of those who participated.
The Huron Day Centre Annual Bazaar
held on October 25 at the Clinton Town Hall
was again a success. A big thank you to all
of those who participated with donations of
baking, crafts, and/or volunteering their
time, it was all greatly appreciated. A
special thanks to volunteers who came out
to the baking blitz. Door prizes at the
bazaar, donated by Kuenzig and Clinton
Produce were won by Barbara Van Demme
and Leslye Glover, both from Clinton.
A free wheel chair repair and
maintenance clinic, sponsored by the March
of Dimes and the Huron Day Centre will be
held at the Huron Day Centre, Clinton, on
November 15 (9 am - 5 pm). Please call for
an appointment as soon as possible with
make and model of wheelchair you wish
repaired at 482-7943.
ROSS & ROSS 1
Barristers
Qp
Solicitors
are pleased to announce
that
Sharon R. Morris
has joined the firm,
effective
October 1, 1986
The new partnership will
carry on the practice of law as
ROSS, ROSS- & MORRIS
Barristers & Solicitors
58 Elgin Ave. E. 25 Goderich St. N.
Goderich, Ont. Seaforth, Ont.
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