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WILL ,.SPONSOR 'CLLLV:I'
DUNGANNON; Feb. 3.—Dungan-
nett Women's Institute held . its
regular' meeting last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs: George
'Watt.
The president, Mrs. O. Brooks
evened the meeting. The roll call
was answered by 15 members, nam-
ing handiest thing -' in my
kitchen." f t was deededto spon-
SEE OUR''.
+K BOOTS
with lea;( ter sOTes" and an
ezdra ribber
sole- on tap,
$6.85
Work Boots. With Meavy
cork soles and protective
fibre toe caps, only—
$8.75
Shoe :hagalosh repairs.
=coder ch Shoe Repair
East St. J. (L 'Weigand
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ser the &H • Home Garden Club.
project. The • leaders will be an-
nounced
n'nounced later.
Arrangements have been made
to send Mrs. Brooks to the Presi-
dent's Conference at OAC, Guelph,
May' 6 and 7. Mrs.'Durnin'Phillips,
district' president, eonducted a'
mel di ussion on the establish -
e n't of a,', Ilu'ron County 'Scholar-
ship. Mrs,- C. Crozier and Mrs. 0..
Popp assisted in the discussion.
Mrs. Harvey Mole, home econom-
ies convener, . gave...,.., a....paper ..,.en
"Home Management," stressing
especially kitchen planning. • Mrs.
Herb Finnigan gave a talk and
demonstration on salad making.
Two vegetable salads were made -
and later sampled by those present.
Lunch vias convened by' Mrs. Lorne
Hasty.
HELPING HANDS
During the months of January
five meetings were ' held, five re-
plies were of Christmas parcels.
and 39 calls to shut-ins reported.
Mrs. E. Baechler and Mrs. J. Clem•
ent were winners' of prizes. At
the final meeting of the month,
Scripture was read by Mrs. E.
Baechler, readings by Mrs. Jewell,
and prayer 'by , W. J. Jewell closed
the meeting.
If you're thinking of a trip to Mars, here's jt st• the thing .to I .cep
you from missing interplanetary connections. "• The world's, first
space tlmepieice Shows the comparative passage of time -- days,
hours'
hours, months and year — on earth and on the planets. .'he'
numbers around the face indicate Martian time, which • passes
only half 'as fast as earth -time due to greater distance from the
�4l1am•-1?a, .,, uty
as 'elect+ ch man or
y54 o f the , l ion
gnat 'board, dt 'its 1� et
ging in Cli t i oo;
last week ' 'Rther
yiuldet. :.i re ti
i eeveTy' c �i h
rHensa eeve 1 #�xd,r 1 ' n d,
i ey owship; ' A.r ' b ai h,
t- ±,..!-- u.•�, ni'r..:• .�1.':,Z, 4-,t .r de -
''Dr " I, ru tt s; mcdi l er
health,,of
he dram ' stafflos ,i,n-
Halved. 'Dr.'"' t% s '` e t .. � n-
less a Unit ,is ar ugh tt .af-
M.O.H. ..�y]t.'•wo yor�1 r+:y,g .A.ins, the
,ATA.O �.,Ld. 7 nds ►Z yP,IY' 1 ,Ipthe.
e e art .o e k
he. scats'on
10,•'>�
rid conimu es.�
Pert.Trhtt
In . Huron, the unit ma s e y of.
�'pr ctit oners t► ~^� e
seer. s �. uAe.��
wth °tl a balk of-`the`'medical'
work still done by the 4M1.0,. Dr.
Aldis statecr,that this has worked
put, fairly. well to hate :and.,differs
from tie experience of some of the
other healthrami s who have found
part -tingle= .-pysics' ' services un-
dependable. r
'Huron County has two sanitary
inspectors, W. L.. Fey, for Onion
'North, and R. " M. Hale, for' Huron'
South. Dr. Aldis eiladlled ')that
their duties ' are ' supervision' of
water supplies, eating , esw Kish-
molts,disposal of ,sewage,: plumb-
ing , installations, and food: shops.
The sanitary inspectors are , also
ambassadors , of the unit and -act
as projectionists for showing:- of
health films to community groups.
The unit .'employs three. ',clerks
Miss Alice Parish.. is the .general
'r, ,as+ iude:
anai tpsirace „Of B register and
bid l n' Stens* to ientsl-°at e
five chest clinics in. 'the, ,county..
Pr. Aldis ren 'ke&that:on;.Receiu
her -31 last ry e , there 'were. 2
persons� �o it e,.. d and • 2,156
On the gt'neru.
F k,,, Kep*a
Miss' Wilda- ilson, . as general
typist • has special,. Charge of .the
ahitot fie , :mail ng of milk
,rePQrt*a water reports. Miss
Betty, M49491144 acdonald as. 's tial clerk
for nursing division. ,:Hex' salary
is paid to an:amount of 56 cent
by
government grafi ts-
Supervisor .of lrsin'g , for the,
unit, lass Norah ' Cunningham re -
Torted :that nursing services offer-
ed by :the ;unit are centred around
Yfa do e �'h lth. "Our :• a roach,”
:sai., .t ,supero sor,'. may . e called
health counselling, : rather than
.health oduetitnigt,::', We .:wish to help
the family see where improvement
in health habits and attitudes is
necessary, and have them take• the
initiative in this improvement."
The nursing division staff in.
'Huron ounity includes besides
who Cunningham,, Miss Marry_ Love,
is .assigned 'to the ' Wirigham
area; Miss Dorothy Wick' and „Miss
Jean " Marshall 'iia "the Ckidexich
area; Miss Margaret Langtry; at
Seaforth,'' Mrs. Norlaine Fox` (part
time) at Clinton;' Miss Hilda Pletch
and Miss Patricia Boug at :x ter;
Ins. Louse • Robinson (part time)
clinic nurse.
Seventeen'hundred-'types"of wool,
each with distinct . spinning quali-
ties, are ' produced on , Australian•
sheep' ranches. One » bale of extra=
superfine lamb's wool recently sold
-for a record • $5,30 a pound.
Only Three . -Cases.
'Police court . in Gaderich was one
of 'the shortest in a long time last
Thursday afternoon as. Magistrate
D. E. Ho nes, Q.C., was called upon
to; , dispense ` with three 'eases. -
' George ' Ttivamley,, of Ashi'ield
Township, was,"granted a two+±week
adjournment on charges uof danger-'
ous driving, leaving the scene of an
accident and ' careless driving. -
Frank Donnelly, Q.C.; appeared on
his behal -- -
Twamley, was charged id con-
nection with a fatal accident on
January 2 when William. Menary, `'
83, of R.R. 2, Lucknow, Was, killed
when hit by a carr Huron County
Road No. 27 near 1Belfast.
R. G. Adana, of ' Toronto, was
not present -and' the magistrate -
issued a bench warrant for the
accused, who is. sated : to • appear
today. J. K.Hunter' told the
magistrate he -had been contacted
by- a Toronto 'solicitor' -and Was
told that Adams, who faces' a false
pretences charge, was unable to
get 'here 'because of snow -blocked
road�,ss the bead -'he was assuied
A arfas'w' ul , . ,.
d to d a�p�ar todayy �
Pleading guilty `to . a ;silo
•c a
.'iii
fi oinai<$'•'G. GialW00d, -
ofd London,- was remanded to jail
fob' a week to wait se „ tent•
Girdwood` ' was' noticed hat u. 's
: Su ryiftarket putting` s
'h�' of'�ee
•inside `has' coat hen 'a'rrested fid.
Town "Constable' . John :Cartwright
'he had $2,56 in
his o
c
ket.
Girdwodd wasfia etd
,-have
told lice he dadnlave time
wait to pay for'' -the- coffee.
hf
.you. are ,planning, to
BITILD' or make' RENO-
VATIONS couit us,
Estimates gladly given
• `mon 5s7J
GODERICH
JACKPOT of $31.00 for full _., house ' in 51 calls. •:'-
If. not woia on Saturday, value of jackpot and also
number of calls will be raised each week until it
is' won.'
.LS.: Medical Features) ',.r.,,
Have ' you heard of the miceeven find food for themselves.
that got 'combat fatigue—just like ` Of course,' the scientists' realize
Soldiers exhausted from too much that clumpanzies ares' "riot humans
fighting?,Or of the young,,chimpan- I
zee whose Mother was so, strict
that he never learned to .get along
in the world by ' himself? Or of
the 'cats who learned to drown
their sorrows with a few drinks of
alcohol?
These animals exist—and they
play an important part in 'psychol
ogical'research on our' habits emo-
tions, thinking processes, ani even -
such social behaviour • as. work and
play. -
Take the mice for example. First,
scientists trained 'them't4"'fight-`
and then saw to it that they were
beaten every time they' did fight.
After two weel;:•s of defeat, the'
mice suddenly became very nery-,
ons, irritable and- panicky: More
important, they could not be taught
'to fight again, evenafter they had
-'apparently regained normal cairn
ness.
-- .Now this is . almost exactly what
happens to soldiers who suffer from
so-called "comba't-fatigue," a-n--emo
tional - disorder caused by prolong-
ed exposure to 'battlefield 'tensions
and stresses. Often such soldiers
lapse into a kindtoaf ,nervous break
down, that continues into civilian
life. The symptoms are 'diffic'ult
to treat, and puzzling.
P
Byclose
study•h
of the mice
scientists discovered that the; an'
imals were ,caught' . in a vicious
'circle of ,'e'inotions .whereby ev,
their sensible attempts to escape in
order' to avoid, fighting resulted in
pa'nic." This, in•,.turn, caused more.
escape attempts, .and
--and-wso the',circle went. The re-
searchers believe that - a'• similar
"vicious cycleJ't., may occur in com-
bat -fatigued soldiers.
Overanxious Mothers
Psychologists have long suspect-
ed" that _human 'youngsters whose
mothers, shelter them too much
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Doors open at 8 p.m...
1st game starts at 8.30 p.m. L,
and '•that the' animal re' stilts 'prove
nothing conclusive . 'about men.
But the,., exferiin nts were a. valu-
able first `.ste' towards the better
planning of observations on human
families.
In •• another important experi- .
rent, a team "to
French scientists
trained cats to obtain -food' by
running through a maze. Then
they frightened the -eats by -shoot-
ing .a mild air current at them as
they turned the last corner before
reaching the food. After, that, the
'animals refused to advance beyond
that corner—even after the air
current had been turned off, and
even when they were „very hungry.
Fortified Cats
But, a week or,so later, the, cats
were given milk mixed with some
alcohol, and, seemingly' fortified by
this, the animals marched through
the. t
maze without fear. This -was
th-e first 'good clue `that "aleohoi---
in animals, and perhaps in humans
may have some selective: effect
on the brain areas involved -in
memory
One team of heart specialists ' is
studying the giraffe. They want•
to find out how' its. heart can pump
blood all the way up , that long
neck.They
hope
e to s
in
know-
ledge -
ledga th t may prove useful in
learning more about
high "blood
pressure, and hardening of the
arteries in humans. '
Another,, group is , studying
whales—to learn how heart move-
ments,,are ,affected, by the presence
of large internal deposits of fat, so
characteristic.--of-..this, animal. An-
other marine "creature, the lowly
squid, has, proved- invaluable to
neurologists 'because its nervous
system consists of one giant ,.nerve
cell, providing an ideal laboratory
for the study of nerve impulses and
their transmission.
from the hazards of life, .grow up' Often these researches directly
lacking in sel>R-reliance and conbenefit the animals themselves.
age. But human behaviour .-.is.' .so For, exam 'lei Swedish investigators
complex and variable that it was i discovered not long ago'that' dogs
hard to draw a clear picture', and , can suffer backache' just Iike hu -
so the scientists ' decided to study ' mans" This_ work led to , a corre--
chimpanzees for comparison. taus spinal,. operation.
'7' ey found that some chiisnpan-, But perhaps • the strangest • find- •
zee mothers left their babies Ate ,'ings werereported rerently by the
to explore their surroundings by 1 American Veterinary Medical As
themselves, and to play, with other sociation. Some dogs, it .seems,
ape youngsters, 'These grew into ; are allergic -to ,their owners'- face -
normal adUlt chimpanzees. But powder. Some -cats develop skin
other mothers insisted ' on sit( er- ;rashes in response to certain 'food,
wising every . detail of 'their child- Horses can be allergic to saddl
ren's lives 'and these chimp'an- t soap. And worst of all, some poo ,
zees grew up into strangely timid long -Suffering cows are victims of
uncertain creatures• -who -could not s""y fever!
White sauce ,as sthootb as satin ... so easily made
with Evaporate a k. lChere are dozens ,;vat's to'
make richer, "tastier meals with this -nutritious dairy
foolikt,Ilse -it to give ' added creamines-s':' to mashed ,
potatoes,,• scallo `""-'d vee etables soups,ambled tT '
kgs #, and cheese sauce. As for desserts., ,E a aced '
Ill is, wonderful 1l in custards, frozen whips, -cake
f G
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s„and'( ; stndi s. ,Once you've found bow defici-
t it Ils7how• eato store, you'll never be without
rated Milk'a/g�y{a'in.
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A GENERAL MOTORS' VALUE
THOMAS J. PATrO_N
Services were conducted Satur-
day at 2 p.m. by Rev. H. A. lckin-
son,,of North Streit United Church,
in the Lodge, , f unera' '(same . for
Thomas J. Patton, why,, died, last
Thursday in "Alexandra;,Marineand
General Hospital.
, Mr. Patton was born in God rich
but spent " rn+bat `of 'his life f nig
ng
.in' Colborne°' Township.
He 'is;,survived by his wife', the
former Pearl Young. •
'nterment Was m de in Col;
cemetery. a°rad
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Funeral' service• was field arida
Y
at 2 ptn fryoirr, the'Lo'dge funeral'
home for Frederieli .Nelson Moss,
80,,, who died on 'Wednesday of last
week in Alexandra Marine and„
'General::- HHospital -after a to g ill
nts.
.He ,was ,a.+son of the late ¥r..,,,and•
M'rs. John, -Mss :an . as ire i e . .
f -\V
d..l�' a� s d int
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wari(aysYr-"Tif'tvnship, tin til
three•V:years ago• when he came to
Goderich oto ' liv�'F.:..
`His,.# fife,- the former Idalttile ,
died,nine years aga. "Re is so u
by ,foul sons,. William„ an~Bert,
o *uburn` h a. ry :of Bright "; ohn,
Goderich;-three daughters ,'l�ltts
Gordon'' t ay.:lor, Big ave , `Mr.
Codes' M�+i,ll1c,,and rs . erten
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