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EIDLIIUE 5 P.M. MONDAY
SINGLES DANCE Saturday, September
19th at the Victorian Inn, Stratford. Dancing
9-1 to Eureka. --37
CLINTON AND DISTRICT Badminton
Club, 1987-88 season begins Wednesday,
September 16 running•through till May 1988.
Every Wednesday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.rn. at
the CHSS gym, Clinton. Registration dates
are October 7 and 14. Fees: adults single
$20, married couple $25. New members
always. welcome. Bring your racquet and
running shoes. Lots of fun and fellowship.
For information call Bob Riehl 482-7865. 37
SWIM AND FITNESS Classes at Vanastra
Recreation Centre start September 21. For
more information call 482-3544. —37,38
W.EDNESIAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1987 - The
Maitland Valley Photographic Association
invites new members to join them at
Robertson School, Goderich dt 8'p.rn. Mr.
Fred Abrna of Sarnia will present a slide
show on creative photography. Please con-
tact Mark Aitken 1524-2873 ) if interested.
37-38x
WED. SEPT. 16, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. NOON
LUNCHEON in the Jubilee Room of Legion
Branch 109 I elevator available). Soup and a
Sandwich, $2.50 per person. All welcome.
Also the Branch 109 Mini Museum ( off the
Vimy Lounge) will be open for viewing dur-
ing this Legion Week event, Free Kiddie
Cartoon Show -Sat. Sept. 19 2 to 4 p.m. -in the
Vimy Lounge of Legion Branch 109. Free
popcorn and pop. All kiddies and their
parents welcome. Sat. Sept: 19, Free Dance
to -Cool Energy", from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in
the Vimy Lounge of Legion Branch 109. All
welcome.---37ar
BINGO - Vanastra Rec Centre, Tuesday 8
p.nr. First reg card $1, fifteen reg $20.00
games. Three share the wealth. Jackpot
$200.00 'must go. Lucky ball $180.00. If not
won, Lucky Ball increases $20.00 per week.
Admission restricted to 16 years and over.
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Heart and Stroke Foundation
to intensify its public education
The Heart and Stroke Foundation of On- research proposals.
tario plans to intensify. its public education • ''We have made enormous gains in
and communication efforts in the future. research", says Gallop. "Clearly there has
"Because heart diesease and stroke. can been a significant return on -investment. Our
kill nearly 50 per cent of our population, they goal will be to increase our fund raising ef-
should be the number one health issue to- forts by 28 per cent over the next year to
(lay," says Fou-ndaticir Executive Director sheet the increasing financial demands of
Richard Gallop. . our research and edu.'ation programs."
"We will be taking ti stronger, pro -active In the past the Heart and Stroke Founda-
position in every community' in Ontario to lion of Ontario has conducted its main fund
make this message known," say's Gallop. raising efforts during Heart Month
Approximately 450 delegates to the (February ). Although Heart Month will still
Seventh Annual CPR i Cardiopulmonary be.on the program agenda, the Foundation
Resuscitation) Educational Symposium, will focus on a year-round fund raising
Toronto, September 18-20, will explore these effort.
developments, trends, and strategies of the "Our organization must increase its value
Foundation. in the community," .explains Gallop. "Our
"In addition, we are making significant strategy will include a comprehensive com-
headway in reducing this appalling statistic inunication program that will give people
of "one in two" dying from heart disease more information on prevention, and just as
- and-sti-oke:'Th-ice -ha-s-been ae rrev-ed-t-lr errgh--irHpertt-a t; 'fie-ted-how-th i-r—money- is --
major advances in medical research and being spent."
.making our citiiens more aware of how to Currently, there are 800,000 certified CPR
help themselves."
"We are only able to achieve our goals by
increasing the Foundation's role in the com-
munity and the public's role in the Founda-
tion," Gallop says.
As the major funder of cardiac research
in the province, the Heart. and Stroke Foun-
dation of Ontario' can only fund approx-
imately '46 per cent of all the worthwhile
rescuers in the province. More than 100,000
concerned citizens attend training and
retraining programs each year.
"People associate CPR with the Founda-
tion," says Gallop. "We will need a Large
group of dedicated individuals throughout
Ontario to attain our goals. Ultimately, en-
suring that there is a CPR rescuer in your
home can save your life."
Heart disease can be prevented
Heart disease and stroke are the leading
killers of men and women aged 45 to 64
years of age in Canada...Ironically, most
heart disease can be prevented. Many of
these deaths are premature and could have
been saved by following the Healthy Heart
Living recommendations of the Heart and
Stroke Foundation of Ontario.
Healthy Heart Living
• Smoking is a major risk factor and should
be avoided, including second-hand smoke
• whereler possible;
• Regular . check-ups for high blood
pressure, high blood cholesterol and
diabetes are needed to detect problems
early; .
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• Weight should be as close to ideal as possi-
ble' for the individual's age, body size, and
sex; maintain through proper diet and
regular exercise; ,
• Stress - negative stress - should be avoided
when practicable, or at least acknowledged
and minimized to the greatest degree
through positive coping techniques (e.g.
relaxation therapy);
• Awareness•of the warning signs of heart
disease and cardiac arrest can save lives
especially • if coupled with actions for sur-
vival (such as calling the emergency
telephone number for help and performing
CPR until assistance arrives).
SINGLES
DANCE
Sponsored by The Goderich
Singles Socialite Club
Safe, Sept. 19
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
54.00 per person
Candlelight Restaurant
Keg Room
Ent. by "Siddon Bros. Band"
For more information
call 524-6462 to 524-5242
Entertainrnent
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HAPPY BELATED
21st BIRTHDAY!
(RANDY GAYNOR)
FROM GUESS WHO?
The Amiable Singers visited North Street United Church Sunday
morning. This is a choir of about 60 girls ages 10-18 who live in Lon-
don and nearby communities. In 1986, the choir won the Youth
Choir category in the CBC National Choral Competition. They have
recently entered the International Choir Festival in Netherlands in
the youth choir category, with 13 choirs, and came in second. 'Their
repertoire ranges from Renaissance through Classical, avante-
garde through Broadway ,and popular.(photo by Yvette
Zandbergen)
New programs will make social services
more responsive to multicultural groups
The Ministry of Community and Social
Services will introduce programs to make
Ontario social services more responsive to
multicultural groups, Premier David Peter-
son announced recently.
"The Ministry of Community and Social
Services .has a rich history of providing
ethnically and culturally responsive social
services," Mr. Peterson said. "However,
barriers to access remain."
The initiatives announced reflect the ..
Government's Race Relations Policy an-
nounced in 1986, and the7•Multiculturalism
Strategy released earlier this year.
A highlight of the announcement is a
$3 -million program to provide bridging ser-
vices, designed to link individuals from
diverse cultural backgrounds to
mainstream social services.
SALTFORD
VALLEY HALL
FOR RENT
CALL 524-9458
CRAWFORD - ROGERS
Donna & Bill Crawford, Betty & Mike Rogers
wish to announce the engagement of their
children, Carrie Lynn to lames Michael. Wed-
ding to take place Saturday, October 10th,
2:30 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goderich.
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Inc.
OKTOBERFEST
Kitchener $32.00
Tues., October 13
RAGTIME REVUE
St. Thomas $35.00 •
Tues., October 20
DETROIT LIONS
Vs.
DALLAS COWBOYS
Detroit $47.00
Sun., November 8 1
• Robin Hood Tours Inc:
Agent No, 2551773
5244540
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For example, under the program a
Chinese -born senior, living in a home for ag-
ed and needing some 'friendly visiting or
counselling, would have the service provid-
ed by staff from a Chinese community agen-
cy who comes into the home for the aged.
The bridging services program will be
developed in close • co-operation with key.
representatives of ethnocultural groups and
agencies.. Other Ministry initiatives an-
nounced include:
*special training for Ministry 'staff to help
them deal more sensitively with all
individuals;
*the implementation ,of a . Multicultural
Resource Kit and Training program for
child care workers designed to train them to
be sensitive to the 'cultural values and
customs of children in their care;
*consultation wuu we United Ways .of (>n-
tario on possible joint activities to prcoinote
multiculturalism;
*the hiring of a full -tithe specialist on
multicultural and race relations within the
Ministry to be responsible for policy and
program development:
'a requirement that all Ministry reports and
submissions in the program and policy area
identify how proposed initiatives support
the Government's Race Relations Policy.
"More than money is required to snake
the government reflect the diversity Of On-
tario society," Mr. Peterson said. "We mist
foster new attitudes'in goverrinrent so that
services can truly serve all residents of the
province, no platter what their
background."
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