HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-10-27, Page 14The OG(Nriet1 Signat-Star, Thursday, October 2Vth, 196G,
�r Ann Landers:
arns Of 'Hallowe'en
Dear Ann Landers: My sister
wa$,.seriously injured in an auto-
mobile accident a year •ago this
week. So why ani I writing about
the accident now" . - Yak ,_ w Ill
-understand' when I tell you the
accident was caused by some-
body's idea of a Hallowe'en
prank. Three hi.;h .ceras' kids
thought it would be great fun
to pull up a stop sign and see
what happened.
The man who .rasped into, my
sister was a violinist in a sym-
phony orchestra. He spent five
months in the -hospital. The last
I heard he was still unable, to use
the fingers on his left hand. The
man is paying dearly for what
via= s'uppased 'to be a joke.
The bays who pulled up the
sign were caught. They. said
they meant no harm, that they
were Just out to have Sams fun.
One buy wept when he was
questioned. He said he wished
he could take tjw mans place.
The boys all came trap �.).id
families and had ►ieVer been in
any trouble before.
I hope y'ou will print this
letter, .Inn . Lander•, because
millions of teen a,.;ers 0 h., read
Miele else do read. your c,tlurun
And plca.se add your plea for
serisible conduct on Hallow e en.
Many thanks. --A Faithful Read
er.
Dear Faithful.: Here's your
letter and with it, my ferveht
appeal to all teenagers to use
their heads when they are out
for Hallowe'en fun.
Kids who get their kicks de-
stroying property and endanger-
ing lives should take a good
look at themselves. People who
operate by such standards in -'w
evitably experience a lifetime
of trouble.
'Dear Ann Landers. Fur four
CMA Health Tips
'Jokes=
years my husband was sneaking
around 'with another +vliman.
They worked at•, the sane plant
(her husband worked there, too)
and it's a mystery to the how
they pulled it off right under
his nose, but they did.
1 caught my husband and this
woman together when I returned
from an ouf-of-town trip one day
early. It was •a Sunday and all
the evidence was there. They
couldn't deny anything. He pro-
mised to stop seeing her if I
would forgive him and never
bring the matter up again. Like
a fool I believed him.
Within three months my hus-
band joined four clubs and the
auxiliary fire department ---any-
thing to get out of the house.
'Weeks went by and I didn't even
see him. In the morning when
1 left for work he was asleep in
another roorn. When I got home
he had left for his job.
Yesterday my husband and
this woman came to me with- a
suggest:on. Her husband has
seen me a couple of •tines and
he thinks 1 -am Very attractive.
They want to fix' me up with
him.
How do you like that for 20th
century liy,n:.a 1 told tncm both
to .het out of the house and to
stay out.
1 am nut writing to you for ad -
',ice, .Ann Landers. I don't need
it. I jusC sant the world to know
that 1 used to, think you made
up letters because I refused to
believe that people could be so
nutty. Now 1 know that nothing
is too crazy, of too fantastic to
'be true.—Forther Skeptic.
Dear Former: If every person
who reads this column would'
look into his own life' he would
find at least one piece of the
past that would sound like a
phony letter. Thanks for telling
us yours.
Restoration Starts FirstDa, y Of Injury
The CMA advises sufferers to
sleep on a firm bed, curled up
on the side in the foetal posi-
tion. If pain persists, in this
position, sleep on the back with
•the head on two pillows and the
knees flexed over two or more
pillows placed crossways, prefer-
ably rolled in a - cylindrical
shape.
It is recommended to • take
daytime rests in a similar posi-
tion as often as possible, break-
ing up long periods of activity
into many. short ones. The cor-
will soon be realized.
The strain of standing still
can be greatly eased by placing
one foot on a chair while stoop-
ing slightly, and resting an el-
bow on the elevated knee. Do
not stoop to liftw.,anything with-
out bending 'the knees, and do
not treat a sore back with ex-
ercise.
Aerosol cans are a delight to
use 'but dangerous if mishand-
led, In 'combination with heat
or flame. as when left in the
sun or thrown in a fire, the
gas in these pressurized cans,
when heated will expand and
explode. ,
•
Medical rehabilitation starts
on the very first day of injury
or disease, and is a continuous
process carried out to the time
when the patient is able to re-
sume•gainful, employment or re-
turn to his normal daily activ-
ities.
In its broader medical sense,
medical rehabilitation implies
the restoration of the handicap -
of the patient's family daerar,
but in recent years he specialist
-.in physical medicine is asstirning
a greater part of this respon-
sibility. Workin-4 closely wi 'l
the attending physician, he con-
tributes his special skill in the
application of physical methods
of treatment to achiee the 'best
functional result in the short~-
est time.
Methods of treatment aim at
ped to his fullest 'physical, psy'- the patient',s physical restoration
chological, social and vocational by gleans of remedial exercis,,s,
s(atu-s--eornpatible with hina. a m.a,ssa:ef. heat, hvdrotheraane .
counsellor, and the services of
private and governmental agen-
cies interested in the field of
rehabilitation, all contribute t4 -
wards the solution of the pat-
ient's problems.
The CMA suggests that lab�,r
and management should help
contribute to rehabilitition' of
the disabled, acceptingthem as
useful and productive members
of-...lhe working force. This
helps the patient regain his
dignity and gives him an oppor-
tunity to contribute to the good
and disability; -_.. ��ccupa�il�a�1` th-erapy;:' t�ov
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Backacha
The common backache suffer-
ed by many housewives is not
a' disease, but a result of poor
posture while doing housework
and other things.
The poor posture involved is
not that of failing to stand up
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ATCHISON + - MUGFORD Goderich, was ringbearer. Both
on Saturday, October 1, Joyce are cousins of the bride.
:'tun Mugford became the bride Douglas Atchison of Windsor,
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-..-. r' rCl.__,in. uCeremony in Is ,yf0.l77 rge%S were ttshercd,wn '
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PHOTO ere HARVEY MCDOWELL
RICHARb CARL ATCHISON
UCW Roll Call Answered
With Holiday Bells
PORTER'S MILL.—The Octo-
ber meeting of the U.C.W. was
held at. the home of Mrs. John
McCowan in Clinton. 'I'he'presi-
dent Mrs. Sturdy opened the
meeting. '1'he devotional period
was in charge of Mr -s. T. Sowe'l-
hy. The ,Scripture reading and
prayer were by Mr's. Sow erby.
The study book on Thanksgiv-
ing was taken by Mrs, Elgin
Cox. The roll call was answer-
ed' by 12 ladies by handing in
the holiday bells.
Business was discussed and
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the meeting closed with the
11 i z p a h benediction. Articles
donated by the ladies \mere auc-
tioned at the conclusion of the
meeting.' -
Airs. tIary 'Manning has been
undergoing treatment in Vic-
toria hospital, London. ' Her
friends wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Presbyterian Church, Go.dt'tirh.
Rev. G. L. Royal officiated.
'!'he bride is the dauhter of
Mu. and Mrs. Roy Mugford of
Goderich; groom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. V. Atchison, Strat-
ford.
Mr. Mugford gave his daugh-
ter in -marriage. Her gown of
imported cloud white satin fea-
tured t1'rec-quarter sleeves with
deep bands of lave at the hem-
line. Lace motifs were appli-
qued on the detachable panel
train. A coronet of matching
lace and tulle formed her head-
piece and she carried a bouquet
of yellow roses, stephanotis and
Joanne Cudmore of Stl-afford
was maid of honor and the
bride's sisters, Brenda Mugford
'and 'Bonnie Mugford of Gude-
rich were bridesmaids: . They
wore empire gowns of green
and blue brocade with matching
pillbox headpiece. ' Bronze
mums formed,, their bouquets.
Jayne Puller, Goderich, was
flower girl and Wayne Fuller,
by Fred Wayne of Stxsa to
and Ron Mugford, Goderich, broom
then of the bride,
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Mrs. Mugford received
guests at MacKay Hall wearing
a costume of patterned French
crepe. The 'groom's mother as-
sisted—in in a grey sheath with
black accessories.
For travelling to Kentucky
the bride changed to a figured
sheath dress with black acces-
sories and a corsage of pink
carnations. The couple will re-
side in `Stratford.
Pre -Nuptial Everts
Prior to hex marriage„ the
bride was honored at showers
given by Mrs. K. Pallister, Strat-
ford; Joanne Gudtmore, Strat-
ford; Mrs. Ted Pauli ait'the home
of Mrs. R. Jeffrey, Goderich.
Mrs. Mugford entertained at a
trousseau tea, in honor of her
daughter.
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