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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-10-05, Page 14"...—"'"17,,,,,,Ipre,"elre,Frreelerreriere9rerer-TreMer,r,rrerer.,. Many Korean chpziren must face the. biting wind of winter half -clothed and underfed, their home an unbeated„ shack. Tuber- culosis takes Its toll of these under -nourished bodies, and Korea has the highest TB rate in • the world. Through the Uni. tartan Service Committee, one dollar can supply a child with a bowl of barley .for. la days or milk for three mmths. Despite enormous strides forward more than 20 per cent orthe.Korean people still urgently. need assistance, particularly the young, the sick and the very old. The USC provides aid with emergency relief and medical help, sponsors scholarships and vocational training, rehabilitates families with small loans, offers a 10 pound, barley bonus to any woman attending .a family planning clinic and is pioneering a pilot project to preyent destitute 'parents, abandoning their children. This year the Unitarian Service Committee is appealing for $1,106,000 in funds and gifts in kind. USC Headquarters is at 56 Sparks Street, Ottawa 4. ea. WI DONATES TO CNIB The Dungannon Women's In. stitute met 'on Thursday even. Ing at the home of Mrs. Harry Girwin. The president Mrs. Warren Z inn ivas in charge. The roll call was answered by 16 members and six visitors were present. A donation of $10. was made to the C.N.I.B. Mrs. Cecil Blake and Mrs, George Errington were named voting-Aelegates to the 'District Rally at Crediton. MTS. Harry Girvin and Mrs. Victor Black are to attend the Leaders' Training School at Clinton for the fall project "Baking with yeast". Mrs. George Errington gave the motto "The surest way to happiness is spreading it about". The topic "The role of the farmer's wife" was well pre. . pared by Miss Iva Carr and read by Mrs. Lorne 'vers. • The distfict president, Mrs. W. Colclough of Clinton was a guest and told of the County Rally of the Junior Institute held recently in Auburn and also interesting highlights of her coming to Canada. The next meeting Will be held in Brookside school when St. Helen's Institute will be our guests. A lunch was served by Mrs. Alvin Kerr, Mrs. Victor Black . and Mrs. Hugh McWhinney. 11 • to, Business Directory 41. Ronald L. McDonald CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 39' It. David St.. 524-6253 Godarich, Ontario .51,4,>,. S'I‘a/tias FINANCIAL. COUNSKL. 13 WELLINGTON STREET NORTH GODERICH, CANADA 524-901111 Associated with the leading Canadian and American Mutual Funds REFRIGERATION • and APPLIANCR•SERVICE • AH makes — AH typos GERRY'S APPLIANCES The Square Phone 524-0434, "The Store That Service 4 T.I. Lus. 524-901 R.3. 524-9143. PETER S. MatEWAN INSURANCE AGENCY' REAL TOR ' 44 Norm Strew Godarlch, Oat ep000mmomeo. Alexander and Chapman GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerco Building Godorich ,Dial 524.9662 • G. CI -WHITE • Accredited Public Accountant 00 Elgin Ave. W. 52411797 Gederich Ontario R. W. BELL. OPTOMETRIST Tits Squaw. 524-7661 • J ^, • ' • A. M.. HARPER. eHARTIRID ACCOUNTANT 55-57 SOUTH STRUT TIMIS-MONA '00DIRICH, ONTARIO 524.7342 Before Investing . Investigate UNITED ACCUMULATIVE FUND LTD. ALBERT J. SHORE Ragrasantiflya UNITID INVISTMINT SIMMS* LTD. 102A Quebec St. 5244144 Health Tips FL() WHIPLASH INJURY Whiplash is a descriptive 4term used to describe the man. ner in which a neck injury oc. curs. The Ontario Medical As. sociation reports that most • shiplash injuries result from car accidents. In a rear -end collision the_ driver or paSsen. Pr is pushed forward and then recoils backwards. The effect of this' is felt mostly in the neck because it is the portion of the spine with the least sup, port and the most movement. Soon "after such an accident .the patient complains. of pain and stifine ,s in the neck, Often with accwiipanying headaches-, Although a more serious injury such as fracture or damage to a disc may occur, most whip. lashes only result in damage to the muscles and ligaments in the neck. Simple measures such as, heat, rest and drugs to relieve the pain and muscle spasm are usually all the treat. - :merit that is necessary, The symptoms often subside in a few days, nearly always in a week or two. In some patients, the OMA 4ays, the neck pain and headache continue for much longer per- iods. This may be due partly to the emotional stress resul- ting from the accident, or the subsequent' legal action. These patients frequently wear a col. lar to support the neck, and re. ceive extensive physiotherapy treatments. SMOKING AND HEALTH Canadian doctors now accept ' the evidence that' there is a direct relationship between cig. arette-smoking and lung cancer, the Ontario Medical Association reports. The evidence is in two parts: 1. Coal tar derivatives canbe used to cause cancer in ex. - perimental animals. This is a fact easily demonstrated and welltdocumented, and there are coal tar, derivatives in cigarette smoke. 2. Statistically it has been shown that a higher percentage of lung cancer comes from those in the population who are. heavy smokers than from, those who are non-smokers. Of perhaps even more import,. ance than the relationship be.. tween cigar&te.smoking and lung cancer is the relationship between cigarette.smoking and health in general. Several studies implicate cigarette. smoking in many other health situations. Some of these are coronary artery disease, arte. rial disease in general, leg ipains, digestive diSturbances, :stomach ulcers, and respira. MEN'S AND BOY'S "1•1111111. GET READY FOR THOSE COLD WINTER DAYS With a pair of our green insulated late rubber boots. These have , steel shanks, added fleece linings and re- movable insoles. BOYS' 6.95 MEN'S 895 SPROULE SHOES - KINGSTON ST. — GODERICH IT'S WARM= & REILLY YOUld COMPLETE HOME DECORATING CENTRE F(') EVERYTHING FOP HOME DECORATING , elee• t, • An enthusiastic group exkibit. ed fall AO/era and arrange. ments at the GoderichHorticul. tural Society's fall show, on Wednesday evening, SePtember 27. This show was held in the Parish Hall of St. George's Anglican church. The unique part • of this show was that members and exhibitors alike did the judging. So popular o. pinion decided the standing for first, , second and third place. Mrs. Neil Shp* was convenor of this event and Is to be • congratulated on its succe$s. After a .very brief business session conducted bypresident, Miss Mary B. Howell, all went to work. Wet weather cut down on the display of specimens but arrangeinents were numerous and of good quality. A trophy donated by Bank of Montreal for the best chrysan. themum in the show was won by Mrs. William Prest. A $20 voucher donated by Baird Motors of Goderich for the r best arrangement in 'the show was won by Mrs. Don McKee. A 40 -piece set of stainless flatware donated by Simpson. Sears for best,. dahlia in the show was won by Mrs. S.C. Argyle. The specimen results were -as follows: Chrysanthemums - Large de., corative 1 bloom - Mrs. Reg Burrows, Jean McKee, Mary Howell. Large decorative 3 blooms - Jean McKee. Pompon 3 sprays - Paul Carroll, Mrs. Goldthorpe. Single 3 sprays - Mrs. E. Hetherington. Spoon - no entry. Double (same colour) 3 sprays - Mrs. R. Burrows, Mrs. M. Mathers. Doubles (mixed sprays - Mrs. W. Prest, 'Mrs. E. Pridham, Mrs. Reg. McGee. Dahlias - Pompon (mixed co. lours) 3 blooms - Wendy Hoer. nig, Mrs. S.C. Argyle, Dewar Norman. •Large Decorative - no entry. Decorative 4" - 8" 1, bloom - W. Hoernig, Mary Howell, D. Buchanan. Large Cactus . over 8" - no entry. Small Cactus . 4" - 8" - Mrs. SC'. Argyle,- Mrs. R. Mc. Gee, Miss Mary Howell. Dwarf Mixed Dahlias - 3 blooms - Mrs. Pridham, Wendy Hoernig, Mrs. Galbraith. Any other variety dahlia . 1 bloom - Mrs. S.C. Argyle, -Mrs. R. McGee. Ofhe'r Flo- Bells of Ireland - no enEry. Celosia, 3 blooms - D. Norman, Mrs. Galbraith. Coreopsis-;no entry. Gaillardia, 3 blooms - Dewar Norman, Mrs. McGinicuady, Paul 'Carroll. Gladiolus, 1 • _.1.1f '4 )1lb tory problems such as emphy.' sema and bronchitis. The heavy smoker who, through injury or disease, re. quires an anaesthetic, is con. sidered a greater surgical risk than the pon-smoker. The smoker will probably be in more danger during his "sleep" and willhave a less comfortable course afterwards. In summary, the O.M.A. re. ports that doctors today be. lieve that cigarette -smoking constitutes a definite health hazard. • spike no entry. Gloriosa Daiv, 3 stems D. Norman, W. Hoenig, Miss Howell. Mari. gold, French, single, 5blooms-. Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Buchanan, Marigold, • French, double, 5 blooms - Mrs. Goldthorpe, Mrs. Gal. braith, Mrs. McKee. Ma,rigold, African, 3 blooms'— Paul Car. roll, Mrs. R. McGee, Mrs.,E. Hetherington. MichaelmasD„al. sy - no entry. Zinnia giant dahlia -flowered, 3 •blooms - Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. McGillip culkly, D. Norman. Zinnia' giant cactus, 3 blooms - Mrs. Buda. anan, Mrs. R. McGee, Mrs, E, Hetherington. Z inaia- any other REDMOND FALCON Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church, Hamilton, was the setting for the marriage on August 5,of Mary Etta Falcon, daughter of Mrs. Violet Falcon and the late Mr. Falcon Mountain °Brow, Hamilton; and ` Jain Blair Redmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reck mond of St. Augustine. Rev. Charles Schaefter officiated. The bride looked lovely in, an empife-style gownof guipure lace, in a rose design over taffeta. The sleeveless reding. cote, extending into a catheral train, featured the same lace over chiffon. Her four tier veil fell from a headdress of peau. de.soie gardenias. Three gar. denias circled with stephanotis formed her bouquet. Miss Janet Falcon of Blind River, was her sister's matron of honor •and Miss Eileen Fal. con of Hamilton was her sister's bridesmaid. They wore empire style floor -length gowns of yelp low silk chiffon over yellow sheaths. The bodice was of mats ching crotched lace and short sleeves. They wore ,matching rose petal headpieces and veils. They carried baskets of white shasta daisies. Best man, was Ambrose Red. mond of St. Augustine, brother of the groom, and ushers were George Hackett of Hamilton and Kenneth Garvey 'of Kitchener. Following the wedding, the dinner and reception were held in The Court Room, Fischer Hotel, Hamilton. The bride's mother received the guests • in a turquoise sheath topped by sleeveless white lace coat, tur. quoise accessories and a cor- sage 'of pink roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother who wore a mauve crepe sheath, matching lace coat, navy acces- Sories and a corsage,of yellow roses. ' Vollowing the wedding trip to the New England States and Cape Cod, the couple will take up residence in London. The bride is a graduate of ',Hamilton Teachers College.. The groom graduated from Stratford Teachers ' College. They will both teach on the London Separate School Board this term. After rehearsal the, bridal party was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cline ( sister of the „groom) MacDonald Court, Waterdown, R. R. ,2 Hamilton: $, variety, 5 bloorns4 Mrn. Bach. Allan, Paul Carroll, Edwina Mo. Kee,, Any flower not listed above -. Mrs. Galbraith, Mrs. Argyle, Mrs. McGillicuddy. Collection of flowers not listed above - D. Norman, Paul Car. roll, Mrs. R. McGee. uses Miss Canada, 1 bloom -. no entry. Tropicana - no entry. "Peace, Yellow --Mrs. Pridham. Peace, other colour - Miss V. Ctark. White or near white - Edwina McKee.' Pink or pink blend, 1 bloom' - Mrs. Hetheringten, Mrs. McGee, Mrs.. D. McKee. Red or red blend, 1 bloom -Mrs. R. McGee. Yellow or yellow blend, 1 bloom - Mrs. N. Shaw, Mrs. D. McKee. Orange or orange blend - Mrs. D. McKee, Mrs. Pridham. Other colour or bi. colour no entry. Climbing rose, 1 spray - Mrs. R. Mc. Gee. Climbing rose, HybridTea Type, 1 bloom Mrs. R. Bell. Centennial rose - Miss Howell. Floribunda, single' - Mrs. N. Shaw. Floribunda, double - no ESS 9 entry. Grandiflora Mrs, D. McKee. Arrangements - Thanks. giving (buffet table) - Mrs. D. McKee, Paul Carroll, Mrs. Gal. bralth. Drifting and Dreaming - Mrs. S.C. Argyle, Mrs. Men. zies,Mrs. George Turban. Spooks (for Hallow,e'en)- Mrs, George Tirton, ,Paul Carrell, Mrs. C. Menzies. Great Grand. ma's Bedroom (dried flowers in Victorian type container) Paul•Carroll, MISS Howell, Ed. wina McKee. Partners (flowers arranged in two related con. tainers) - Paul Carroll, Mrs., Hetherington, Mrs. Menzies. Miniature, using dried 'map terial - Mrs. E.viticKee, Miss Howell, Mrs. Burrows, Following the awarcls.of tro. phies and ribbons, asocial half hour was enjoyed while Mrs. M. Campbell, Mrs. Dewar Norman served coOkies and tea. Fhe November meeting will be on Fall and Winter Garden Activities with Rev. Siebert of Stratford as guest spea.ker. yott° sr e NRW4TO4'OWIli kW* ivst, movod Int* 0 new home - GODERICH% OWN... -WELCOME SERVICE would Ilk* to call on you with "housawarrning gifts" and in- formation about your now loca- tion. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your subscription to the SIGNAL -STAR. 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