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'The ;monthly meeting of St►. It was feltwe had''•one ,of the
Peter's Paris Council. Advisory , best councits'going, This way we'
Board was held at the Parish. Miall . found out haw "other groups
. on Monday night, April $3, with work. The opinion Of all those
only two me nbers absent. who attended was that it was
,itather R. Moynahan opened very worth while and a very
• the meeting with 'gayer, after Er9fitable day. It is. planned to
which Mrs. Stimson tread the ,ave at least two trf these Work
minutes ot the last meeting. • Shops each year.
• John Buchanan, an, • chairman, Helmut ' Krohmter reported at
reported regarding .a (trip to •the some length regarding . ° the .
Parish Couneil - W$rkshQp., ut C.Y.O. plans for a coffee house
London on March 21, Owing to on a parish basis for a start; and
the changing•of the date only Sib' ,the- youth group under his
)members were able to .attettd , direction was given. the go ahead'
instead of 12 originally planned. to get ,it: started on a trial, basis,
Sister, Doreen gave a brief p.r vpi,d i n .g t i s f a eto TY
resume of the work shop, Aa arrangements can
s bae made.
Diocesan' Council is to be set up, Re Bylaw N. 6- that at least
• shortly, which will be comprised one member of the Advisory -
of ohne representative • frorp each Board be a High School student
parish. His Excellency Bishop (16 years of age or older -- to 21
Carter spoke to the group in the years) it was recommended that
mornina'session. After lunch the this be .amended to read two
'members met in smaller groups. members. It was put to a motion
Skating club elects
Mrs. William Craven.
The annual. meeting of the Marlene McConnell, s) fourth
•Goderich Figure Skating Club figures. -
was 'held April 14 in Knox Mrs. Marion Mill* was in
' Church Hall. charge of the rekular meeting. C.
The slate of officers for the Murray, treasurer, read the
financial report ,showing. an,
1970-71 season is:
approximate favourable, balance
Past president, Mrs. Frank of $750.
president, Mrs. Wm. Interclub annual -meeting will
Craven; first vice-president, Mrs.: be' held April 26 at 2 p.m: in
vice-president, Mrs. - Manfred Mrs. Mills, in her retiring •
add, passed unaniinctoulsly_ that‘
thus ''e increasedto 11yo -igh.
Scb000 representatives, and that
they to elect * their own
candidates, perferably a giri and
a troy...
Mrs. Palmer reported plans
which have now been finalised
for 'our entertainment at the
next Parish .Council meeting on
April 24. Tickets are available
either from members or, can ' be
purchased at Ore door.,
The , architect's plan ,for the
proposed' remodelling and
.decprating of--: -the church
was presented and discussed at
some' length: This .Plan will be on
display at ' the Parish Council
meeting . on April ° 24 when
members of the committee in
charge will be glad to . explain
and answer questions.
The . matter of the new
monthly Missalette was
discussed and it was suggested
the people would' probably prefer
to take them home and use them
each Sunday, rather than leave
them in the church. This would
involve - the purchase of
considerably' more booklets and
it was_ recommended that a
donation box be placed ' at the
rear ofthe church*to help defray
the cost. Suggested donation 10c
per book.
A new sign is to be erected at
the front of the church, closer to
the street. Also it was agreed
that the exterior of the Convent
should be painted.
The next. meeting of the
Board of -Advisors is to be hold
on Monday evening, May 25 at 8
:pan -..in -the _Knights.of._Columbus
Hall (formerly _ St_ _ -:Peters
School:)
' Coffee' and tarts were kindly
served by the Sisters, honoring.
the birthday of your press
secretary.
There ;`being no further
business, the meeting
terminated. •
,Dierolf;. secretary, Mrs. Geo: comments, ,thanked thel3+..
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This, Grecian wrap is one, of _summer's -newest hair styles. -To be particuJrly beautiful, the'fia,r Boot m- treasurer, :�iltf�trray:• cutive;--parents and' all who
should first be healthy and lustrous. Hints for proper hair care are in the accompanying story. • -• Directors, Mrs-. J. Buchanan,• had contributed to -. the'
• Mrs, G. Ellison, Ernie Niblock, functioning of the clul�.this year..
i WM. Craven; •, • Mra. , Trey. She felt the club had hada good •
Milady s crown•ing glory • Ormandy, Mrs. Robert Allan and year with a good enrolment,
�• Mrs. M. McGill. more ice time and progress in
ing hair. ihis summer
Finat figure.....skat ng -fists- each phase,a.iis.work °
results received at Stratford'were She stressed that harmony be
Mary McFadden, fifth figures;v shown and strong support be
If winter has been hard on
your hair, don't despair.
Even the healthiest head of
hair shows some abuse from the
drying effects of central heating
and constant wearing of hats and
kerchiefs. A bout with' cold or
flw-will leave -it -limp -and- dull,
because your hair isa perfect
barometer of your health. And if
yon are one of 'the lucky ones
'who went south for even one
week,, chances are__sun, balmy
breezes and salt sea water raised
your spirits but addet1-"-to your.
hair woes... -
- took )` to conditioners to
restore' shine, body ' and
bounce...to help your hair swing
Into, spring in great shape.
Some conditioners are selling
lotions ,as well as,. beautifiers.
Some are rinsed out, some are
left on. Some help you give
yourself a complete beauty pack
treatment in the comfort ' of
your home.
• How doyou decide what kind
of conditioner is best for your
hair problems?
Before you buy, analyse your
".air type and condition, says
Joan Clair, Clairol Canada hair
beauty expert.
"Hair that is dry or brittle,
unruly or limp -arid lifeless, can
be back in shape in no time If
you use a conditioner after every
shampoo. An instant conditioner
in lotion form, applied after
towel -drying, worked 'through
the hair and left on a few
minutes before rinsing, works
wonders for troubled hair.
"If hair is, fine and limp and
needs more . body, • . use an'
instant protein conditioner that
acts as a setting lotion. Wash'
your hair as usual; towel -dry and
apply this 'conditioner before
setting the hair," says Miss Clair.
"Hair is composed,of protein
similar to the other protein of
the body. If your hair is baby
fine, a conditioner with protein
fortifiers -makes the individual
hair shafts gain new fullness, so
theirtotal volume soars". • '
Are - split ends your hair
problem? 'You are not alone.
•This is one of the most pifevalent •
hair woes," says Miss Clair..
"Even oily- hair can- !rave
brittle, damaged ends. Use a rich
cort'ditioning cream on the ends
after + you. shampoo - and
towel -dry. Apply it liberally and
leave it. on 20 to 30 minutes.
Rinse well. Continue this
treatment ,for at _least a month.
And have ends trimmed
regularly to keep the hair
--hearthy.'''_
Miss Clair says , one of the
most damaging hair ,conditions
often results from excessive
permane.nting or from
over -processing hair when it is
being 'lightened. Hair becomes
limp and spongy when you wath
it and so difficult to comb
through it mats, snarls and
breaks off. It looks brittle and
frizzy when dry. -
`,`This` ' badly damaged hair •
must ' have regular treatments •
with an oil -base -solution or a
rich cream used as.a beauty
pack.• Keep in mind that severely
injured hair will .require several.
treatments to bring it back to
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normal: Once damage has been . Bonnie .McGhee, first ,figures; given to the new executive.
corrected, _ generally one
treatment a month will keep the
hair in excellent condition."
The Clairol hair expert also
advises conditioning hair before,
a perinaiient with „a rich cream
that -is -left - cin -for 20 minutes -If
hair is coated , with color or if
you use lots -of hair spray, apply
an oil -Base conditioner that
actually lifts foreign substances.
And never forget your hair
reflects your health. Vitamin or
hormone deficiency, " diet and
even'emotional problems affect
your hair, • since its growth and
nrrditE n ate dependent on ali7"
these factors.
"A' diet especially rich .__in
carbohydrates and fats will make
your hair oily. A deficiency 'of
these substances will have the
opposite effect. Lots- of protein
and fresh ,fruits and vegetables
will help make you...and your
hair...healthy. Lots of sleep
works the same magic," says,.
Miss Clair.
-Seminar of OH
focus on learning.
Interested in children?
A one -day seminar is being
sponsored by the Child Care and
Family Services Unit at the
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital
Tuesday, May 12. '
and, --Dr.- -Thomas Siess, .Assistant
Professor Psychology, University
of Western Ontario and
'Psychology ' Consultant,
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital.
• An informative and
interesting 'program• : of. lei '.t
and discussion is planned for alt,- t
concerned people -especially . •
those»involved in teaching and
training children.
The special speakers will be •
Dr. Richard .Stennett, Ph. D.,.
Director of Educational
Research, London; Dr. Michael
' Conlon, Superintendent,
.Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital; Dr. Victor Black, Child
Care and Family Services Unit,
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital; -
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