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By'PhirleY J. Keller
ager at Midwestern Ontario
COtintY"-bOuncil members in
CiOderich last Thursday that an
_intensive report on the possible
fUture of CFB Centralia should
be complete by April.
He said his group was making
a survey Of several similar bases
'Little
$tudie Local Harbor
in the United States `which had
beep closed for various reasons,
The Centralia base is expected
to be completely abandoned bk
militp. y personnel in late August
of thiS year.
Mr. Urquhart also hinted a
study to determ,ine the possibilit.
les of commercial useage of the
harbor at Goderich• other than
.for shipping grain and salt;
With respect to industrial
CounciFSfrows—
Imagination
By Shirley J. Keller
While Huron County council.
lOrs seem to agree that some
effort shoald be made by them
Teat skid the Gentennial
sary of Huron County Council,
very little in the way of imagin.
ative plaaning was evident at the
January sessions in Goderich last
eek. ,
• Centennial committee, Delbert
Gieger, deputy -reeve of Hay,
Township; and Howick Reeve
Harold Robinson, appointed at the
-final meeting of 1966 County C oun.
-cil asked this year's council
-for some direction.
—Af-vin D. -Sniff h, Thx:nberry
reeve said his first suggestion
for a Centennial WorshipService
was in keepIng with the thought
that county ---council should take
the lead in Maintaining Christ.
,vian princfples in Huron.
Discussion from the floor
showed that most communities
in. Huron County were planning
Centennial, wdiShip services of
their own. Zurich reeve Leroy
Thiel wondered if county council
would only be duplicating the
'intentions of otherS.
Tuckersmith reeve Elgin
ThomPson invited. the county to
plan their Centennial activity in
reeve, aaid county counc ill or s
with their wives and her husband
should malce an appearance in
the Court House Square some.
time during Centennial Year to
participate in 'a devotional sex'.
,vice to pay tribute to pioneers
-other 100 years.
Harry Worsen, Goderich'
deputy- reeve, said the celebration
could be Yield in conjunction with
some Centennial function in the
ed to contact the Goderich Cen-
tennial Planning Committee in ,
growth in Huron Chanty, the
MODA representative said small
industries•branch plant openn,
ations. that would grow with the
community would be the most
likely to locate herd. •
James Hayter asked if industry
was asking for a handout, "Just
what are they looking for," in.
quired the Stephen reeve.
Mr. Urquhart listed available
labor, reasonably priced land,
access to service centres, access
to, tran$portation, housing , in a
stale k ,X u-ni nd-e open--
More emphasi4 shouldbe given
to the importance of exerCiSefor
middle.aged men and NOMen.
Physical inactivity or lack of
exercise causis rapid degenera.
tion of body tissUes, and this
degeneration can occur in the
heart and lungs as well as, in
the rousculature.
apathetic toivards exerCiSe as
they become more involved" in
other enVirOnmental interests
-an activities,
The advance of automation a.nd
mechaniiation is also a problem.
.1Preuro,e9qteiti causing people to
take part in and less physical
activity. For example, many
people, will spend a good deal of
time. searching for a.parking spot
int' order to save just a, few,
stepp, missing the benefits of
Valuable exerciSe. Others find
it necessary.,to have -two or three
teleVision sets in 'their homes
to eliminate walking from one
room to another to,see a par.
-The -CMA--pbirifa aft- that ive-
race. And this applies partici'.
larly to middle.aged personswho
have retired from participation
in-actiVe sports.
Exercise for men and women
in this age group mustbeplaaned
f Exerci.
e
1a. Br'anches. Throughout
5outhivk'estern, Ontario
and vigorous, and mostimpOrtant women, the subject is discussed
should be regular and consistent, in all sodlal circles and there
Equipment and facilities' are is a tendencY on the Part Of aoMe
important, and exercise can be, tO exaggerate the eXperiences of
done at any Wile of day. A pro- the menopause era. •
gram of exercis e such as the -Because of this exaggeration;
5BX or 10BX Plan can be dons there is of4en a great arnotuft• of
at home and 'takes only a kW apprehension and fear of the
minUtes each daY.. - Change, Which is most unwarrant.
Regular. exercises will keep ed; "There is also a tendency
the weight closer to nOrnial and to build, up a pichiri of great- --
will create physiCal.fitnesS arida mental stress in relatiOn this
greater zest for living. , ,normal, state and ,the result of
toms are experienced tti coup.
S ince no two woinen experience
the same- symptoms., and no One .
can foresee what changes there
wtll be froin. *month to month or
day tO'day, comParisens are use.
less. If a woman has anY quest.
,ions about the menopause, she
sician.
is adviged to consult,acrr phy.
The woman shoulAPprepared
for the cessation of the monthly.
Periods, which ordinarily is not
accompanied -by serious complies.
ations. Only about 15 per cent
of women have sufficient un.
toward symptoms to seek aid.
It is true that, because of the .
age at which the menopause takes
place- usually between 45 and p2.
other physical conditions may
occur which often are blamed
op the menopause. One of the.main
effedts is a psychological one
as the Idea of -growing old often
disturbs -one's peace of mind. It
, is quite certain that, with pre.
sent medical knowledge, most'it
nOt all symptoms related to the
menopause can be cOntrolled by
simple medical administration.
• S'ince there may develop in this
peri641, subconsciously, some -
disturbing emotional states,
woman is affected shouldbemore
considerate than usual, allowing
the psychological uPset to take
its 'normal course. The C MA als6
iation in co.operation with other
° organizations interested in pro.
moting Physical fitness, in Can.
;idol, recommends active particip-
atioi in exercise programs for
middie.aged people, as -well as
for other ages.
Menopause
The process invOlved"in the
menpliause is a perfectly normal
one,' Ina ordinarily should not -
affect the woman in any ser.
-foils manner.
The menopause or "change"
is of major -interest to all women.
It simply means that the woman
has ended her, ctd-bearing
period, and thia is e denced by
the fact that her monthly men.
strual periods have come, or are
„coming, to ap end. Because till's
physiological event affects all,
clea ra n
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Clark. 68, of Port Huron, Mich.,
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Mr. Clark joined the Grand
A ietirement party for Mr.
Clark and five other GrandTrunk
employees was held- Jan: 7
.by • the Order of • RailwaY
Conductors and Brakemen, -Di.
vision lqo. 565. ,
until.October 1925. In Nov.
efaber 1925 he started to w&lc
for the Grand Trunk Western
—ilIa7rather waS the- late Will.
iam Clark of Walnut Street. He
Mrs. William 'Clark, Jr. and,
Vera Clark; 161 Trafalgar St.
was born :June.
He and M;ss Pullmtn.
were married in November,1928.
Mr. and ,K7S, Clark ha ve a
son, Kenneth L. Clark,_ Port
Huron; a daughter, Mrs.. Pat.
rtein J. 'Cline, Kalamozoo, and
7 -Mr. 'Clark worked for Signal
Robertson from .1912 to 1915 and
then enlistellAug, 9,1915 w.ith 33rd
df -London and 'sell '
in France with . 4th Canadiank'
Mount ed rifles in battles of San,
7.tuary woOds, June -1916 and the - ,-
,Somme where he was gassed and
wounded in September 1916.
He was sent home to GodeAch
charge and went back in the print.
ing-office until Jane, 19:8, when .
he went to Moeller, with the ,
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in order to rule out otrier con.
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at this.time, she should not think
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