HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-06-29, Page 14Edward John Rumble and Lawrence Murdoch Rumble, sons of
Mrs, Audrey Rumble and the late Mr. D.G. Rumble of Toronto
and 183 Essex St. Goderich, graduated from University of
Toronto and York University respectively. Edward graduated as
Doctor of Medicine on June 9th and is presently interning at the
Wellesley Hospital in Toronto. Lawrence received his B.A. in
English on June 2 and will enter Osgoode Hall Law School in
September.
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"Your Favorite Dessert", The
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4A--Clinton )News-.Record, Thursday, June 29, 1972
AN OUTDOORS BOY
Terry will soon be five. It may not be possible to find adopting
parents for this handsome youngster before his birthday, but it
Will be wonderful if he can be settled in a permanent home in
time to start kindergarten in September. •
Tall and slim, Terry has curly, light brown hair, big blue eyes
and olive skin, Ills background is black (West Indian) and white.
Terry is in excellent health but he has met most of his
milestones later than average. Ills speech is not yet up to his age
level, which is frustrating both for Terry and for people who are
trying to understand him.
This active boy loves to play outdoors, especially riding his
tricycle. Ile enjoys the company of other children, though he
sometimes finds it hard to share toys. Ile is always concerned
about his own possessions - a new pair of shoes has to go to bed
with him so he will be certain they will be there in the morning.
Dere is a kiddie who needs a loving, understanding family
where both parents will want to spend a lot of time with him.
They should be able to overlook limited information on his
background, and to accept the fact that he will probably be a
slow learner. There should be no other children close to him in
age.
To inquire about adopting Terry, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption in-
formation, write your Children's Aid Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Flynn of
Clinton are pleased to announce
the graduation of their daughter.
Linda Anne, from Owen Sound
Regional School of Nursing on
June 17th,
Linda has been accepted for a
position on the staff at the Owen
Sound General and Marine
Hospital, After all the fuss I made about
my birthday being forgotten in
March, it was little wonder that
my family went all out on
Mother's Day in May.
Mother's Day isn't considered
very important by a great many
people who hate
commercialism and it is
absolutely true that in a great
many instances, mothers are only
nemembered to keep peace in the
family,
Normally, my family isn't too
hung up on Mother's Day either. It
is most often just a card and a
simple little remembrance for
me on Mother's Day....but that
doesn't really matter. It is the
thought that counts after all.
This Mother's Day, however, I
was Queen for a Day and the
nicest, most thoughtful gift in the
whole world waited for me in my
kitchen. You guessed it. A fully
automatic, totally dependable
dishwasher.
I guess I've wanted a
dishwasher for as long as I've
been washing dishes. But like
every dutiful wife who knows her
husband can't afford all the
luxuries of life, I've put the idea of
a dishwasher in the very back of
my mind.
I used to make those cute little
remarks you usually hear
connected with
dishwashers....like...."My
children do the dishes now. It is
„good for them to have something
O do"....and...,"It is almost as
much work to get the dishes ready
toput into the dishwasher as it is
to wash them. I can't really see
the sense in a
dishwasher" and "I like to
get right up from the table and get
the dishes done. I wouldn't like to
see them sitting around in a
dishwasher until I had a full
load".
Club meet
programme will be looked after
by Sue Vodden, Hazel Watkins and
Alice Westerhout.
Margaret Ball read the new
slate of officers for the next two
years-President-Isabel
Stewart, 1st Vice Pres. Phyliss
Tyndall, 2nd Vice Pres.-Donna
Gibbings, Secretary-Sandra
Westerhout, Treasurer-Sue
Vodden.
Buying Committee is Jean and
Sue Vodden and Marianne
Colelough. Cards-Hazel
Watkins, Quilts-Vera Gibbings
and Phyliss Tyndall. Music-
Barbara Lovett and Lorna Ellis,
Vera Gibbings won the Raffle,
Donna Gibbings was the winner of
a guessing contest by Isabel
Stewart-Phyliss Tyndall gave a
reading "Words to Warm the
Heart," Sandra Westerhout was
the winner of a guessing contest
by Jean Vodden.
Tom Leiper and Mrs. Alice
Green,
Mrs. Dodds reported that the
Screening Committee had
arranged and carried out 2,525
lung function tests in the area
since last meeting, The tests have
been coincidental with the chest X-
ray industrial survey and 98 per
cent of the industries have been
cooperative and extremely
interested in this community
service,
Mr. 'Leiper said the
Rehabilitation and Patient
Services Committee had been
active with financial assistance
for respiratory drugs given
several persons in the area. He
also reported that Breathing
Improvement Classes would
close for the months of July and
August but would reconvene in
September. Miss Dunsmore
reported that Christmas Seal
Supplies had been arriving daily
BY SHIRLEY .1 K El LER
Well, I am now the proud owner
of a dishwasher, and I can tell you
ladies a dishwasher is
absolutely wonderful. Don't let
anyone tell you otherwise.
I fooled myself for a long time
into thinking my children did most
of the dishes at our house. Have
you teenaged children in your
household? Then you'll know how
really ludicrous it is to expect
them to be in charge of
dishwashing. If your children are
anything like my children, they
are too busy for
dishwashing and it is usually
mom and dad who get roped into
that little chore,
Somehow, activities for
teenagers all commence about '7
p.m. in the evening. That's
dishwashing hour at the Keller
house and there's not a chance
that dishwashing will win out over
track and field practice or band
rehearsal.
Experts in child psychology
will tell you that children need to
have dishwashing evpprience.
They say that most of the
conversation in the modern
family takes place during the
dishwashing hour and with the
advent of the dishwasher, the last
remaining bond between children
and parents has been removed.
That's hogwash. I find that
while the dishwasher is working
happily away in the kitchen, I can
sit down with the children for a
laSt few minutes before they dash
madly out of the house and have a
relaxed conversation that isn't
punctuated by the scraping of
burned-on spaghetti.
And that's the hangup with my
dishwasher, Believe it or not, I
find it difficult to select an hour to
wash my dishes when somebody is
in the house to guard the
dishwasher.
That may sound strange to you
if you reside in a household where
mother and father work from 8 to
5.... or from 9 to 4....or whatever.
But at our abode, my husband and I
are often on the go from sunrise to
sunset.„.and longer. With the
kids busy too, who's to mind the
dishwasher?
My family think I'm unduly
alarmed about leaving the
dishwasher alone to wash, rinse
and dry on its own. They say I
should trust this mechanical
wonder to perform that work
without a hitch....but I say a
machine is only a machine and
needs to have someone hovering
around just in case something
goes wrong.
So it is true. The technological
age brings new problems. It must
be a sign of the age. Not long ago, I
had time to wash my dishes in the
tried and proven time honored
way. Now I haven't time in a day to
attend my dishwasher, And you
think you are busy!
and that the Onatrio 197l
statistics concerning the
campaign were on hand.
Mr. Forsyth mentioned that
Memorial. Gifts bad been received
more frequently of late and that
all gifts -of this nature are
forwarded to the Ontario
T.horacic Society for research in
emphysema, chronic bronchitis,
asthma and cystic respiratory
disease.
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Other types ofiewetry sticiutd riot
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The Huron-Perth TB and
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is sponsoring an'Ecologist of the
Year" contest among secondary
school students in the two
counties,
Mrs. Edith Fisher of the
education Committee told a
recent meeting of the associates
in Seaforth Community Hospital
that efforts to anti the "Ecologist
of the Year" will be concentrated
during September and October
and the winner will be chosen in
November. Mrs. Fisher said that
Health Educational materials are
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4,732 items forwarded from the
local office upon request since the
last regular meeting,
The Association held its
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Community Hospital when the
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