The Huron Expositor, 1978-03-30, Page 7he hopes that both husbands
and 'wives will attend- the 'clinic
.because 'Tommunication betwee
the .couple is important, and
-teaChing them t ogether
encourages'thiseOrnmunication.''
Ruth would like to see more
Huron County , women take, the
course in Mississauga this fall,
"Many of them would become
motivated to teach other women
and this would mean.: more
teachers in the country," she
• Anyone," Wanting more
information on the. Billings
Natural Family Planning, Method,
may contact Ruth Linton or Tina
Bos through the Health . Unit -in
Clinton, '482-3416. •
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CARS, CARS 'EVERYWHERE?! -- Bill' Elston of
Morris Township and 'chairman ,of the Iraffic
committee of the 1978 International Plowing Match
discusses traffic patterns and roads around the
Wingham site with, Ed. Star, Secretary-Treasurer of
the Ontario Plowmens Association.
Obituary
Mr. W. C. 1>tra•Zon
There' passed away , in Fargo....
North Dakota. Tbelmar Martin,
'widow of the late' Claude--Plitter-
son. Surlding are two daughter..
Mrs. Shirley Kramer, Fargo,
Mrs. Mary abel, KanSas City
;Missouri end .two • sister-in-laws,
'Mrs. R. K. M.eFarlane and Mrs,
• WC. Bennett, of Seaforth. Inter-
ment was Made in Fargo, North
;Dakota Cemetery.
•
Natural -family .. tanning
Available in Huron
CANADA PENSION PLAN
CHPiNGES. MANGE%
Better BenefoForSorne.
Kit archin Notes- .P.
Residents see 4-H skits Odds n' Onds
by .Elainetownshend
• Still looking
. .
-* I knew I was disorganized, but I didn't
realize ImN,baelly until I began•eleaning my
filing eabinqt, which contains copies of my
, colunms and• stories and ideas and
information for future topics.
I didn't tackle. the job because I was
suddenly seized by a streak •ol'ambition or
,b,y7an attack of spring cleaning fever but
simply because I couldn't put if off any
• The cabinet (sits conveniently near the
',desk and the telephone ensuring that
information is at my fingertips when,I want, •
"it. BUt, in recent weeks, finding a certain ..
item in. a, hurry had become difficult, if not
impossible.' My foolprod system of tiling
everything alphabetically had failed, and I .
knew ,why.• .
Usually I filed „a column or story
according to the fir4ltter in the first word
of the title. But soMetimes.; 'if the story was
about a person, i used the first letter his
or her last name 'and occasionally the first
;letter in his or her first name. . •
Therefore, a Story with it title beginning
with the letter."A" might' end up in the
"V" section or the "F'' section, dcpentling
on my mood,
I jyaid .fOr. n inconsis• teitcy:
needing an articleThr-referenat, i looked in
the most logical places first, then in. the
Jess. logical runes. and tlierntist
unlikely placeS.
IneYitably 1 rummaged through the
wiiole drawer, privingl,imetitiod time again
•41' • •
A, medical husband-and-wife
team, Doctors John and ,Lyn Bi
Billings of Melbourne Australia,
researched Natural''Family
Planning (NFP) in the -1950s.
Their findings were first released
in book-form, in Australia in -1964,
and in the early 197,0s,' they
conducted a series of lectures in
• the United Sttes., ' ,
Francis Asselin, a nurse from
IvhssisSauga, attended one .of 'the
training program sin California,
and since then, she has given •an
annual .three-day ' course in,
Mssissauga, that has attracted.
women froin around the province.
Seaforth
— Two ladies from LuCan, Anita ..
The "Billings" or "OVillation'.". Giesen and ElSe Vandenberg,
Method of Natural Faintly .,participated.,participated ,in one of. M.
Planning is based on the Asseliln's programs, ancLnow • ;
observation of body signs and on they teach ill London. Tina
pCriodic abstinence learned the Billings method from
,them. two . years ago, -,and last .intercourse during the fertile time -
of the month., All wo men can ,.year they gave to presentations.
learn to' interpret the signs at St..loseph's Catholic Church in
correctly For example. blind ,Clinton.. To become ,a qualified . .
women are.L.:„bein taught to teacher...she accompanied Ruth to . g '
recognize the, signs by the 'extensive inSirtretio-nal
"sensations`', and women living ' program in Mississauga last
October and she came-Itome with in ./undeveloped" countire's are
the sameleeling that most of the being ...taught with the aid 'of
pictur es. women experienced; "motivation '
. • Ruth andTinti list several 'other to teach the method to then
. 'benefits of•the Billings 'Method : women.'
Tin adds, "All the information itocini_res _AN drugs; it can be
life ....1:annof bkobtaine_d_m_a•:visit to i used_at.,any. time. during -the
• doctor: beemise' it is too tinte-cycle:. i.e. pregnancy, ;breast •
consuming"., That, is one of the feeding.. menopause, etc; and it
enables all pregnancies to be" ' reasonvtlie local clinic in Huron.
planned. County is important.
Divorce or Annulment.'
CPP pension 'credits earned by a husband
and wife ddring marriage•May be divided
equally between them if the marriage ends
in divorce or annulMent after January1,1978.
This ensures that an asset accumulated
through the efforts of both spouses while
they were Married,can be shared equally'by
both when the marriage is dissolved.
Retroactive Payment
of Retirement Benefits.
"Retirement benefits may.now be paid'
• rekr29ctively for a period of up to 12 months '
to contributors who had attained age 65
but who are under age 70 and who have
retired from the labour force,
•
By Elaine Townshend
"The Family P tanning Branch
ofthe Health Unit should ,be able
to 'provide family planning for all
people," maintains Ruth Linter,.
a Huron- County Public 'Health
• Nur sc. "Some people can't use
certain methods for moral or
` physical reasons, but the Billings
Natural Family Planning Method
can -be used-by everyone:"
ABillings clinic is being held at
the Health Unit on Shipley Street
in Clinton on the first Thursday
evening of each month, under the
instruction of a qualified teacher,
Mrs. Tina, Bos of .R.R.#2,
the. Soup'', Linda' Vanneste, Beth
,Consitt, S'andr'a Falconer, Debbie
Consitt, • Beth • Cooper; Piano, ,
"Eitella Wilson:: Instrumentals,
Mrs. Mary Broadfeot; Skit "The
Lover's Errand", Nancy Stoll,
-E ': lleen Connolly; Easter Parade
''JoAnne Daymari, Linda Roberts,
Nancy McGregor, Sandra Bell;
Song,"We Wish ' YoU Happy
•
• By Mabel Turnbitill
As their special . community '
project Kippen #2 47 H Chat with
leaderS Mrs. Roberts and Mrs..
Wilson came .to ,,the HoMe
recently and presented a varied
programme which follows:
Hawaiian Number, Dianne
.Estella; - Poem, Linda Roberts;
Piano, Sue Ann Finlay.son; Poem,
"The Wearing of the Green",
, .
Leaders, Mrs, Olive -Little and
assistant leader, Mrs. Irma Pryce
assisted as officers were elected,
for 4-H club .McKillop 1. They
are: President, Lori Ann Pryce;
Vice President, Janice Murray;
Easter, Good Health and .Good- Secretary, Kim Riley; Treasurer.
Cheer", `Sandra Regele and Press
In this number the eirls wore- Reporter, Tarimiv. Driscoll..
Nancy McGregor:: Skit ,"Salt in'
r),
.
Easter_ hats of all' styles 949.g
wharwas, at hand for ttiminingS,
Some were .very prightal and
amusing. Mrs. Wilson took.
pictures of this group including
Some •of the residents. In the
Hawaiian Number the girls 'wore
real era's skirts using
McKillop 1 hears twp
erk, loc_91 artist
Hawaiian music instruments
provided a background for :the
singing and motions to the music.,
'One of the girls 'strummed on a
ukelele., This all provided the
proper , atmospherer ; for this
number bringing us closer to the
spirit of Hawaii. •
At a meeting of the, club on
March 21 with three other clubs
as'" guest members,. McKillop
Township Clerk, Marion
McClure, discussed the operation - •
of the Municipal Government and
Anna Dolmage talked .about
photograPhy. Both speakers were
presented with a gift:.
An Expositor Classified will
pay you dividends. Have you tried '
one, Dial 527.0240.
1•1•1•••••11.
EXPIRES
MAY 15, 1978
, Post-Mortem Benefits:
ApPlications for retroactive benefits (i.e. up
to 12 months) can now be made on 'behalf
of a deceased person, in cases w here a
Contributor qualified, but failed to apply,
before death. Families or estates will be •
entitled to receive benefits in such cases.
Elimination of Reductions
-- in .Chikluerfs-Benefits.
Orphans' and 'disabled contributors'
children's benefitsare no longer reOcedfor •
-- the fifth and subsequent children: All children
- in a family, regardless brit size; are eligible
to reeeiVe`eqbal benefits.
These important amendments to ther,anada Pension Plan'
came into force on Januarylst,1978.
If you have any questions; contact the Canada Pension Plan
effice nearest you:
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BLEMISHED WHITEWALLS
4004 4144
*t*.• ;01
wor INSTALLATION Bt. BALANCE 'EXT
t arsi amlisk sem.
a frustrating fact of life: If yent start looking
at the front, what you want is at the hack: if'
...you start at the buck.-what you want is at.
the 'front, and if you start in the middle,„„.
you ,,go the wrong way,
By the time I found wharl was looking
for, I was too rushed or too tutry to figure
qut whets it belonged. I just shoved it' into
the , wiseellaneous file, and when one
miscellaneous file over-flowed... I began •
another one. tt Was 'a vicious circle.
One night last week I decided enough
was'enough, and I attacked the confusion
with a vengeance. One file lea to another:
one drawer led ;to another; .will one.
cubby-hole led to another. For three -
evenings and one morning I doggedly
sorted'and filed, and after each session, my
fireplace blazed with useless and out-dated
information.' . •
• 1 found sonic interesting things though--
carbon copies of. Stories and columns 1 had
given up hope of' .evcr seeing -again, Old
letters I can't remember answering and
—family -pictures' taken at Christmas 1976
that I hadn't seen since .New Years • 1977.
packed sonic corresppndence into a hox
in' the storeroom "In he dealt with later,"
and4he
systematically' filed hack into the •cabinet,
Now I tau slide. • the drawers open
smoothly without fear —of - loose pap-ers
flipping out at me bulging files jamming
the • drawerS. There ' is a place, .for
eyerythink,and everything is in Its place.
•
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