Clinton News-Record, 1987-07-15, Page 8Page 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1987
Cooks hold family reunion
CLINTON - The families of the late Lock
and Mabel Cook gathered on July 12, at the
Clinton Conservation Area for a day of fun
and games. There were 57 in attendance.
A baseball game started the afternon off
with anyone interested joining in. Del Cook
made an impressive umpire.
The winners of the foot races were: 3 and
under: (1st) Traz Cook, ( 2nd) Matt Lit-
tlechild, 4 to 7: I first) Wendy Hallman, I se-
cond) Melissa Cook; 8 to 11: I first) Robert
Renon, (second ) Steve Vanderburgh; 12 to
16: ( first) Darryl Cook, (second) Chris l,it-
tlechild; 16 and over ( girls) : I first) Patty
Cook, (second) Chris Littlechild; 16 and
over ( boys) : l first Willie Cook, ( second )
Rob Cook.
The winning team for the potato races
were Darryl Cook, Brian Powell, Steven
Vanderburgh, Robert Renon and Cathy
Renon. The Wheelbarrow races were won
by ( first) Nick and Matt Littlechild and ( se-
cond) Ken and Traz Cook.
Frizbie throw winner was Audry Powell.
The scavenger hunt winnindt team was Ken
Cook, Bill Littlechild, Nick Littlechild, Matt
Littlechild,'Jada Hulley and Traz Cook.
Winners of kick the shoe were: 3 and
under: (first) Michael Littlechild, (second)
Amber Cook; 4 to 7: (first) Melissa Cook
and Jason Cook, (second) Jamie Kerr; 8 to
11: ( first) Tim Hallam, (second) Michael
Powell and Tammy Powell: 12 and over:
first) Bill Littlechild and Keith Kerr, (se-
cond) Willie Cook and Patty Cook and Kelly
O'Neil.
Winners of the word scramble was
JoAnne Cook. Grace Littlechild guessed the
nuts and top recruiters were Joe and Edna
Cook. Maggie Cook won the grocery basket
and Evelyn O'Neill won the lounge chair.
Jason Cook won the seating.
The oldest in attendance was Ruby Cook
of Kitchener and Danial Isaac was the
.youngest from Lindsey. Lisa Isaac of Lind-
sey came the furthest.
The presdidents for the 1988-89 reunion
are Willie and Maggie Cook and Bill arid
Karen Littlechild.
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The Ontario Hydro Clinton Area Office was recently presented with the Clean Air Award
from the Huron -Perth Lung Association. The award is given out to workplaces who have
endeavored to create smoke free environments. On hand for the presentation were (from
left to right) Larry Jones, customer serviceman and former smoker; Wes Chambers,
health and safety representative; Lionel LeBrun, Ontario Hydro Area Manager; Salim
Remtulla, president of the Lung Association; and Zeke Nikitin, area line supervisor.
(Shelley McPhee Hoist photo)
Man charged with impaired
VANASTRA - A 23 -year-old Clinton man
has been charged with impaired driving
after motoring through two fences in this
community.
At approximately 10:40 p.m. on July 11 the
man drove' across the field at Vanastra
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back fence at 74 Victoria Boulevard. He then
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Approximately $500 damage was sustain-
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CLINTON - The local Ontario Hydro ,of
fices here have a new claire to boast they've
gone smoke free.
In an effort to reduce smoking in the work
place, the offices of the local hydro centre
now have enforced strict policies which pro-
hibit employees from smoking on the
premises. As well, efforts are now being
made to have all company vehicles
designated as "Smoke Free".
The hydro office in Clinton is one of the
first in the province to initiate a no smoking
policy.
In recognition of this achievement, the
Huron -Perth Lung Association recently
awarded the Clean Air Award to Lionel
LeBrun, manager of Ontario Hydro - Clinton
Area.
Salim Remtulla, president of the Lung
Association made the presentation. He said
that the Lung Association is active in pro-
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Employees who do smoke have been en-
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which are run bY the local Lung Association,
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harmful to themselves but to those around
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Mr. LeBrun noted that special mention
must go to Ontario Hydro employees who
are willingly abiding by the No Smoking
rule. He made particular mention of Larry
Jones of Clinton who has given up smoking
as a result of the new program.
As part of Ontario Hydro's effort to create
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1. Smoking in building and ,other enclosed
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