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ght Homemaking Clubs
Correspondent
Mrs. Ken McKellar
A gathering of former neigh-
bours and friends of Mrs. J. R.
Jefferson were entertained at
her home on Friday evening.
Euchre was enjoyed, followed
with social chat and a -bountiful
lunch served by the hostess.
Mr. Clair Wilson of Detroit
visited will. Mrs. E. Moore and
Mr. and- Mrs. T. L. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner
visited wilt! Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Eggert of Rostock.
Miss Barbara Gardiner of
Stratford visited with 'her pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gar-
diner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGhee
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Walker, London, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh' Currie, Linda and
Joanne, Dorchester, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert • Hulley and family
and Miss Gladys McFadden,Win-
throp, visited with•Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Gardiner and Steven.
Mrs. Grace Scott returned
from Victoria Hospital, London,
on Sunday and is recuperating
at the home of her daughter and
son:in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Russell.
The Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary met for a quilting at
the home of Mrs. Carter Kers-
lake. Mrs. Bev Taylor presided
and opened the meeting with a
hymn. DevotiOns were led
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. J
Templeman. thirteen mem rs
answered the roll call th a
Bible verse on Raster. A number
of readings: "In-' His Steps",
"Teach Me the Way", "A Rhythm
Version of the Ten Command-
ments", were given by Mrs.
Lorne Elliott. Business was-con. ,
ducted by Mrs. Gerald Carey.
A topic on "The Easter Faith
brings courage to face to-day's,
challenge", was presented by
Mrs. Frank Hamilton.
NEWS OF CROM ARTY
Income Tax
Prepared for Farmers, Businesses and
Individuals. '
Reasonable Rates Ann* Terms
Ronnenburg Insurance Agency
MONKTON, BRUSSELS and BIWDUAGEN
For Appointment, Phone Monkton, 347-2241. Monday to Friday
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Amirmenr
Rome Economics and Health
\VOA the theme when Seaforth W.
I. met for their March meeting
at the home of Mrs. Graham
Kerr with Mrs. Gordon Elliott
'as co-hostess. Mrs. Lorne Law-
son, president, chaired the regu-
lar opening exercises and busin-
ess, and read a poem "Recipes".
The roll call, ',An old-timerem-
edy 'that was used in your home,"
recalled -many simple remedies,
including grated raw potato for
scalds; equal parts raw linseed
oll and lime' water, or sheep
tallow, for burns; oatmeal and
butter,. or onions,- for poultice;
resin and grease, a cureall;
2 oz. honey and one tsp. dry
mustard, as a cough remedy;
solution made of one lemon and
one tsp., cream tartar to one
pint boiling water - take one cup-.
ful (warm) each morning for
gall bladder and kidney trouble.
The program, chaired by Mrs.
Everett Storey, was arranged by
convenors; Mrs. Storey and Mrs.
Gordan Papple. Guest speaker,
Mrs. R. W. Flowers, of Clinton,
was introduced by Mrs.Papple
and thanked by Mrs. Bruce Cole-
man. Mrs. Flowers, a physio-
therapist discussed , what. a,
physio-therapist can do, and dealt
with treatment for such condit—
ions as cerebral palsy, stroke,
arthritis, thalidomide children,
' etc. This, treatment is carried
out by physical means, under
orders from a doctor, started by
the thereapist. while patient is
in hospital, and later continued
in the home _by a V.0./s1. , She
stressed that patient is a per-
son the same as any one else,
and should be treated as such
and taught to help himself as much
as possible. Sympathy should be
neither dve,r-emphasized
under-emphasized; family co-
operation is very iMportant in
recuperation; , a happy home is a
healthy home; exercise is ssini-
portant, but should not be over-
done; morale should be kept high.
'Mrs. Flower's also described
methods of bathing and dressing
persons enclosed in a cast and
the proper use of canes and
crutches. She stated that while
at the presept time, physiother-
apists practise mostly in hospit-
als, it is hoped that in the
future this care may be extend-
ed to the home and she encour-
aged girls to take this type of
training. -
Mrs. Storey read an article
from the Reader's Digest,writ-, .
ten by the Hollywood producer,
Sam Marks, "How much can we
cram in four words," Mrs.Papple
read an article ',,New remedies
for .old wounds", rejectingmany
older accepted treatments, and
giving the proper-method of to-
day.
Slides were shown by• Mrs.
-Papple and Mrs. Storey, showing
various 'crafts' courses which
are available to interested
gi'oups.
During the business period,
it was amounted that a Clinton
native, Miss Catherine Hunt,,has
been named the new Huron County
Home Economist. A gift was pre-
sented to Mrs. Wm. Wilson for
baby Bradley. Correspondence
included courtesy notes i.and re-
marks from Mrs. M. Davidson,
Mrs. Lorne Dale, , Mrs. Wm.
Millson and ,Mrs. G. Papple. for
anniversary greetings to Mr.
and Mrs, Dave Papple. It was
decided that the branch would
host the April meeting of the
Huron County Historical Society,
to be held early in April and
committees were named to take
charge.. The slate of officers for
1970 - 71, as prepared by the
nominating committee, was pre-
sented by Mrs. Ken Stewart, in
preparation for the annual meet-
ing,in April.
Courtesy remarks were made
by Mrs. E. Storey,and lunch was
,served by the hostess and com-
mittee in charge.
Eight" clubs are being spon-
sored by the branch, for the 11-ii
spring homemaking club, "Feat-
rimmiimmrwim
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uring Fruit," and meetings are
well underway. Leaders in-
clude; - Mrs. F. Sills and Miss
Rick! Willems; Mrs. Wm.Little
and Miss Hendrina Verberne;
Mrs. Jno.. Taylor and Mrs. M.
Davidson; Mrs. E. Coleman and
Mrs. G. Cantelon; Mrs. Jno Moy-
Ian and Mrs. Thos. Murray; Mrs.
N. Eggert and Miss Grace Jan-
sen; Mrs. G. Elliott and Mrs. J.
Patterson; Mrs. Mac Stewart and
Mrs. 'E. Storey.
CANADIAN TRANSPORT COMMISSION
By its. Railway-Transport Committee.
OF PUBLIC'HEARINGS
In the matter of the application of:
4
II- Canadian .Pacific Railway Company, to dis-
' continue passenger-train service between Toronto
<N)arld Owen Sound, in the Province of Ontario,
provided by paSsenger trains' Nos.-302, 306 and ,
307;
Ili-Canadian ,National Railways, to- discontinue
that portion of their passenger-train service
between Toronto and, Guelph, in the Province of
Ontario, -provided by passenger trains Nos. 986
and 987.
TAKE :NOTICE that the Committee has deter- •
mind under its Order No. R-6313 dated August
5, 1969, that the . amounts which constitute the
actual losses attributable to each of the above
ndesCribed pasenger-train services in each of the
prescribed accounting years are as followsf
I (C.N.) II (C.P.) 111'(C.N.)
For 1966 $414,073 $76,640 $126,955
For 1967 454,962 89,606 141,060
For 1968 480,244 .97,935 147,313
▪ TAKE NOTICE ALSO that PUBLIC HEARINGS
of the above APPLICATIONS will take place
commencing at the hour •of 9:30 'a.m. at the
following places and dates: .
GREY CO yNTY COURT HOUSE,
OWEN SOUND
Commencing March 31, 1970
WELLINGTON COUNTY COURT HOUSE, •
GUELPH
Commencing April 8, 1970.
It. is the Committee's intention to consider the
application of Canadian National Railways shown
'in I above as the first order of business at the
hearing in Owen Sound commencing on March
31, and then to consider the application of Cana-
• dian Pacific Railway Company shown in Ii above
in Owen Sound after the completion 'of The
Committee intends to Consider"the applic on of
Canadian National Railways' shown inobove
at the hearing in Guelph commencing
,
April 8.
However, all persons who wish to do, o .rnay
present their views on the discontinuance o ny
passenger-train services listed above during any
of the two hearings and in, either place. '
Persons whb-wish further information respecting
arty f .the above described passenger-train ser-
vic May Write to -the Secretary,. Railway Trans-
00 Committee, Canadian Transport Commission,
2 dater street, Ottawa 4, Ontario.
Dated at Ottawa; 0otario, this 26th day of
February, 1970.
C.W. RUMP, Secretary,
Railway Transport Committee.
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I-Canadian National Railways, to discontinue
passenger-train service between:
Aiea (Province of Ontario)
Train No.
,Toronto ."—Palmerston 670, 671, 672
Palmerston—Owen Sound
670, 671/672
PalmerstonSouthampton .656, 668,•669 '
Stratford —Kincardine 662, 663, 664,
655, 666, 667
Stratford —Goderich " 660, 661 ;
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