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Wednesday, February 10, 2016
Valerie Gillies
Clinton News Record
Luke Vick, #20 on the Clinton Radars, was
presented with an award before the first playoff
game against the Seaforth Centennaires on Fri-
day, February 5 at the Eastlink Arena in Clinton.
The award is for achieving 400 points in 224 reg-
ular season games over a 10 year senior hockey
career.
The award was presented by Steve Campbell
who described Vick as "a very exciting player.
He represents us well."
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The award presented to Luke Vick #20 on the Clinton
Radars reads "Two Clinton Radars Milestones
reached in 2016: 400 regular season points, 224
regular season games. May you continue to thrill
our fans for years to come from the 2015-16 Clinton
Radars Team and Executive January 30, 2016."
Healthy Kids asks Huron County parents to take the call
Special to Clinton News Record
This February, Huron County par-
ents of kids ages 2-12 maybe asked to
participate in a telephone survey
about how their kids spend their
spare time.
Healthy Kids Community Chal-
lenge Huron wants to know what
makes it easy, and hard, for Huron
County kids to be physically active.
Parents' answers will help improve
physical activity opportunities for
Huron County children.
"Parents are so important to their
kids' well-being, and to their commu-
nities too," says Bonnie Baynham,
project manager for Healthy Kids
Community Challenge Huron. "The
Healthy Kids Community Challenge
is a result of communities and part-
ners working together, and we need
everyone's help. If you get the call,
take 10 minutes to help your children
and other children across Huron
County'
A group called Forum Research
has been hired to call a random selec-
tion of Huron County residents.
Calls will begin mid-February,
2016. The survey will take about 10
minutes.
Parents without landlines may be
called on their cell phones during
unlimited calling periods.
The survey will not identify individ-
ual respondents. Answers will only be
used to help show what overall needs
and opportunities exist in Huron
County. No names will be used.
The Healthy Kids Community
Challenge is a community -led pro-
gram which focuses on healthy eating
and physical activity for children. It is
funded and supported by the Prov-
ince of Ontario.
The Healthy Kids Community
Challenge in Huron County is run by
a leadership committee made up of
municipal, health, educational and
other community organizations
across Huron County.