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'taQD ,R1 S SIGI ,,A.L-STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 19-71
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What . better,, tittle in the whole year
than the...beginning of January is there to
:-•remind everyone of 'their .obligations to
the weekly ,newspaper? At a time when
folds- are making fresh starts„ (o.r so it
seems) isn't, it . sensible that the local
newspaper shouldfigure in any ,glans for
the-- e ' - y ear?
The .Women's ,pages,' of� thisynewspaper
�y
vK" a i'N160. grtt'we
have. been extremely pleased with•t.he way
contri' buttons _of news -ave been coming_
ill ... ..and it is oily -wish 'that they wou j d
continue and grow even .more in 1971.
One of the weakest spots at the present
time is, the .,content of 'social news that
should form such a. large- portion, of- ,the -
reading material in -` a , hometown
newspaper. wPeople like to know what other
people, are', doing. Where else can you
expect to read about your ighhors,and
your friends in and .,around .Goderich
e*cdept in the Goderich newspaper?
Funny thing though., you cannot hope
to read about otherQ'and never make any Years with Jim Dohierty,
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Mr, and'Mrs.PeteriMartin'asci
Mr and •Mrs. To � Knoop -
_ �- �1r. and Mrs .Ted Martit�pf
spent the holiday season visiting
Hamilton were holiday visitors
with relatives in Holland, with relatives in the area. -
Martin Quinlan of .Brantford
visited during the 'holidays with" • " Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beery and
Mr: and "" Mrs. Im Martin and, b°Y$,
of Downsview spent New
and T committee'
Visitors during the holidays
with. •. Mr, - and -'Mrs. -Ormond
'Heffernan were Jerry Heffernan
of Stratford, Roy Heffernan of
Wallaceburg, Mr. and Mrs, John
S'heardow n ref London,, Miss
Blanche Belodeau of Water'. co
names new slate
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The•' C.P. & • T. Fund 'Osbaldest+on; secretary, Mrs.
.Committee ' of the Goderich Ethel (Teen; treasurer, Stanley
family. "and.Mr, and Mrs Albert Oddfellows and Rebekah Lodges McIlwalrt.
c nt'rlbutiQns yourself•. You +have to give r and 'Mrs Peter $petard
q D Dal of M 28 d th
oh Moose - et December an e
Factory' irf ,N Tern t ntario an family.'; of Clarkson i;pent Heffernan and family. of following •
members were S°cart' Convene�tt Mrs. Elva
.-, �.� izt orc� - W'1=i'eel• Chair
really a simple matter to place an sues e o i aye with Is _
here. Committee; Amos Osbaldeston,•
i 1 'new i n this news a er., Just ' father, Ray Dalton and family, Helen Courtney of Kitchener' , ' Ray Hogan -of RidgetQ-wn; . year 197 3 ;,, „�„�-„� . Fred Fritzley; Investigating
t�efore you can receive
tli h 1`d h” part of the holldap at fFheir,
home B appointed as officers ; for the Thompson; It is
item of sot a s P p Maureen Dalton of Moose
i I spent the holidays with Mr. and spent the,holidayys with Mr. and PresidentTWayne Moulton;
pick up . YOtir . telephone` and d a, Factory
spent ynristrnas , with
family. vice p res i d est; Mrs: ',Elva
When someone answers, �a4. to. her pa r. Mark•
5748331. �h . , rents, M and Mrs:
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Mrs..Leo Courtney' and
family ' Mrs: "Jo1i Howar'tl arid.
itor. whe's the ' Dalton and farrlily:' '; @rSOn'dl1 ed' from av' .
ape �,
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al< to the` vtrt�men's ed
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-r / - ,.v .,..-::- ;Faye ^-lagan,.”TAM. 1.I.Rlr?c IQ.A*'t�lPg41,. :. M.v.n+ ...�F�!.�a�7.1ECl.�A.oszAwy{! ,�W+':!thn u,,•ew,.,yre �...arc,..rvW.. �ls7El,aa t�lx.om,r+v.?sa.�;n iawaiyx�. 't
wome~ri s editor comes on�the'itirte, te�l'hr the hdlidays with Mr. and -Mrs r��r
you have an item for the social column , . Con�Hogan
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r• then tell her what it is. She -`will ask you, x n ' u iva -w. .. • ed
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n1,uaamucwiwuwawsw....... bo.i.anxegt ro4;''ertx1 4
fo,r... /he . ,correct suet I frig of names and to the Alexandra and'
Marine•, •
places suggest any changes she deems Hospital, Goderich during the The mailman's letter bag is a mistakes
t k. Also patients there little lighter, this week with the forms.
g Y at an encl. The income tax forms being
:.. ,...are, Leo. Moerbesk,. and Miss Christmas mail rush
as it wilt'•appear in the newspaper. • Margaret Foley. But not long. _ mailed during the week of
A daughter was born on Starting Monday, January 4,' -it' Jativary'•4"were sorted, stuffed in,
There` is no charge for,thls service and Tuesday, December '29th to Mr.. the mailman's letter bag became -envelopes and prepared. ,for
the women's editor will be very pleased td and Mrs. John Van Osch.,.of. stacked high wifh personalized •:. ,-mailing- -by Canada's largest
necessary.„ and -read the item back to you pas wee
9nTew
in completing, ' the -
hear frorp you. -Waterloo. tax forms.., During that week mailing house, which is operated
' Marilyn ' MacI'i'i'tyYe of some 9,000,000 T1 Short and • in -Ottawa by the Department, of
Toronto spent Christmas with General income tax for"mg will National Revenue., Taxation.
In 197 Is_ give so that you may receive. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macltltyre. e
q :, be stuffed in mail box s invery
Let's build a social column! Visiting their parents, Mr. and' part of Canada. The' Department's - mailing
Mrs.' Dennis Hogan and Mike The -annual distribution of centre, 'called the Public Forms
during , the holidays were fax forms is the first reminder .oft Distribution Division, is_ an
4 - osernary Hogan of Woodstock, the April'30, ,deadline for filing assembly -line, automated
Ron of Sudbury, Jim of London 'one's income tax return. Most ....nailing Service, using' some-W.
and Mr: and. Mrs. Tom Hogan of people, • of course, .file much -the latest' stuffing„ sealing and
Goderich. , earlier. More than 50 percent of addressing equipment available.
Home from their -boats for taxpayers 'receive refunds, and • For .instance, the addressing
. t winter months are Dennis • the earlier returns are .filed, the machines can label some
D lton, Desmond O'Donnell and sooner. refund' • cheques , arethree-quarters •of a million pieces
p: Jitii Sinne'tt, issued, providing there - are no , of mail each day.
Woman io ,Wo
With Mikity J• Keller
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Here it is ar brand new stateyear_ already, knc vs what the new pantyhose for men will be
he
a whole 12' rnonths•in• which. to„ other. is going to say e•Gen kiefbreJ, just as poorly managed.
accomplish.-allthose things' you he says it, nor claim he heard You,. 4 haven t ; heard µabout
always dreamed someday ,you something that'wasn't actually pantyhose for men? My. dears,
beginning oild. Is it aa new year that the is such a, H un Shoulge r f ord this occur, Dr. you , are .way behind the: times!::,•
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gIstops the ' May be tnen are' just
popular time for making .conversation • immediately 'and • thoroughly tired of seeing
resolutions? u tells the interrupting spouse "to women make fashionable new '
rn' T-aon' - Make resolutions ani;' try 'waiting until .the other-- g«.'fads -but Po garments ..that -are_.--
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13eause of -the de ref of
efficiency achieved, and the
resulting low_ unit operating
costs _«_ other government -
departments and - agencies are
also employin the Natitional
Revenue , Taxation Mailing.
Centre to proces'some,of their.
out=going mail.
,Mailings during 1970 have
exceeded 50,000,7000 items
containing some 4000,000,006
pieces of paper. All of this is
done with a , staff. of 20.
permanent employees and
varying numbers df casual"
workers. During the busiest
season .-- and right now is about
the peak : the output of the
depart'ment's mailing centre . fills
a whole train each week:
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Committee, Harold •MacPhee,
Mrs; ,Anna Ross, ioe Thompson
Mrs, Vera Larder;
Auditors, Mrs.. Ada 1rrttt`e.���.�
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Maurice ' Mcilwain; ' press: •. t
secretary,, Mrs. Ethel, Green.
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more .... well at least I don't finished.'
traditionally masculine .... life :. -
' make - resolutions -which I tell to--_, "-. • trousers, sports shirts and even: •
She also suggests that when denim jackets.. ""' •.'
the one 4who's :speaking is 'done, Anyhow, dick Goodman- of
he say ``end` of: 'statements" to''Toronto, proprietor of "° a
indicate he has actually finished• three-store,.:.group of women's'
tacking. hosiery shops called--•Crazyiegs,
. Checking -back, according ,to stuck signs in his shop windows
Dr. Hungerfdrd, is an equally. , • advertising pantyhose for Men:
important part .r of the According to The'Financial Post,
communication process. By this,- Mr. Goodman sold all" 80 pairT., '
'she means restating what hasjust
other people. ,,Secretly' I' may,
have ;,.sortie,, plans 'for the new
year which 1 am hoping to carry
• out, but I'm almost certain that
within a few weeks 1 will have
-forgotten al -about my good,
intentions and slipped back into
the old,,,rc, tine. , That's why I
breathe a word to anyone
about inew,year's resolutions:.
It . is a funny thing' about been .said to _make ;Certain • the Produced in the U.S,---under
resolutions.. Seldom does . one . listener really understands the the brand name 'Mani-l-io`se,' the
resolve to do something speaker's point of view.- . • unmannish=sounding garments
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*Solution is to doaslomething"Corn-nunication';" :bireme says_ 'Goodman, ideal -`"for
the -
marriage
counselor ,e,.plains. I n, policemen; postmen,
Very, unpleasant (maybe .with a 'not just ,what . we ourselves s'kiers.;and other;.outdoor he-men
Pleasant endin like givingbroadcast blit- learning to because. •• they're warmer than_.
g) v:...
, tip smoking or losing weight or receive the broadcast of the thermal underwear, sturdier than
keepng.. „the :house cleaner ' or pantyhose " and look
other person and checking back Women's o
doing a better job at •the • office M .,tin.,•, What-- you thlnli : you've . Metter on a leg, than 1Qngloh, ns..
-; I guess the things which .we„ received.” when the trousers' ride; up the
enjoy doing are. accomplished' calf• ' .
"lily without the aid of a new Thek •
the first day,— at $7.0.5 a pair!
et', she adds, is to Colors? Couldn't, really ..say
on
year''s resolution.. `. - ; recognize, that ..the Y ,••, but anything to eliminate the •,
* authorrty,, on what was meant by i
tell.i hie of mens
t'long • tell.ii
• If you are . the kind of a •any statement is the person who •underwear wou)d be welcome.
woman Who likes to make new made ,toe statement. in the first * * t •
year's• resolutions, why not place. •In a. joint ;announcement at
decide -,to ' improve . the Dr. ,Hungerford even has a' :the end of 1070, the (Honorable
husband -wife communications in New Year's prescription , for John . Munro, 'Minister of
your h me for 4971? those -shy adults ,who find it - National Health and Welfare,
This is the recommendation' difficult to communicate ' and the 'Honorable Jack Davis;
of Dr." Mary Jane -Hungerford, a eye -to -eye and who, she .says, Minister '' of 'Fisheries and
marriage counselor . affiliated "can .Often talk more easily' into Forestry, announced that as a .
with the ,American Institute of ' a 'telephone or M.tape recorder result of • widespread-, concern
Family, Relations in Los Angeles. than •they„can when someone•is . about _ mercury .. in . the
• She suggests yoti start the year..; looking rght at them." _ environment, all lots of canned
right by talking to — instead of she recommends that such tuna destined for. the. Cana 4•aan ,
Pm„ �yn9.NJY. a•• . .«
atimA fn7ta�r�u"mmy a sp 'sei . w•wd t rn l�a� ; we sr�„ Hca. r• x d ' P di are ^.Ing... arto �
nmg to what he (or, she) is communication; . sessions ' while 'mercury.
-saying as well. , sitting back to: back, so they, can Whose 'loth found to contain
Dr. Hungerford declared othut hear. -- but not confront one'
. eoinmunication _, or the leek of another. This, she- reportsnwill
it. — is' the . "number, one make it, easier for them to be,
problem" Willi, most couples much more direct with each
who have beim.naarried.for.�na,n „-m- ---
years.. To remedy this, she . •, ,
recommends they set , aside a _ Summit* up, Dr. Mary Jane
specific time ` each evening, - Hungerfr `rd- advises that couples
perhaps 10' or 15 ,minutes, for , w ►w m,01 tl•I�n:,c, ,better
really talking �°,one another. '
�communication . in 1971: set
-: They .might alternate.,_sbe says, aside enough time and privacy
with the husband having one each day for talking together;
., ;`night to -air. his vievk and the establish. ...,interesting 'and
wife the`next. objective conversation with each
When it's the husband's turn, ,other; Ka . over ..._problems r
Dr. - Hungerford notes, the wife without dealing in personalities;
"must be ready to absorb what sand listen, to what the other is
' lie's dishing out " Shy ""must be saying, '' even ‘ though their
k prepared to listen whether he interests and opinjron.,:pay vary.
chooses "to keep rambling on, .. * . * *
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solo be silent ... whether his Do- you remember a 'little
eomiinunication is,in•the form of mention :we had in this'column'a
words Or body language." few weeks ago 'about pantyhose
On the ., wife's night, the and how they vat -y so much ,in
,htisband in •turn .frust do the size from brand to. brand? I'm
a ourse r
same, the marri age cto wondering now if sight ..of.._the•
adds.
" l;very .marriage," accoidirig
-to Or. Hungerford,• "„needs this
kind of cornrriunication.”
When counseling couples with'
marital prdbT i iia, she instructs
,,thtInt in, specific communication
at.echnigt:res, including
more ,than a eeptable _. amounts
are not being released for sale.
The' Mitiisters stressed that • "_..
results to date pose no acute.,
hazard to -human Health.,- The
public' need not { be concerned
about the safety of stocki' iifr:
tunaat the retail.. level, or in
•homel".
-" Staff of both , Departments
aide .continuing extensive-• .
programs of analysis for mercury
in Canadian foods, 'to. ensure
'that the 'public remains safe '
frorh lisks of mercury poisoning.
For_example, numerous analyses
of Canadian' canned salmon have
shown it to l?e'safe. ,
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effectiv'b through:
,Saturday,
January 9, 1971
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`'QUA•RTER •nPORK LOIN cut ' into
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PEANIITwBUTTER Smooth or Cru,n y:,.....18:oz;or
Powder` Detergent 4 `
T1DE XKr'' . (25c Off `Deal] ic'rng'size 5-16 box $ •'
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"checking -back. " During the
`first interview ''forexample,' she....
telia: • them' that- "if - one 'is,
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caking, the other thustii t butt
in and not let horn finish." .,.
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