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Cookie Day is Saturday
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ATTENTION Pack Two
(by Heather Marshall)
Girl Guide Cookie Day is this
Saturday, May, 8. We'll be seeing
you!
Third Goderich • Guide
al. '-Company will doe odd jobs or
baby ',sitting for - 50c per hour.
Just phone Mrs. Elliott at
524-650k to arrange for the help
,.you need.
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We had a' good time_en April
• 30,... -First. -we played semaphore
and who ever got the,word could
• take out the carpet, toadstool.,
and owl. Then we hado,t-r'Six
songs and we did our Promise
and Law.
We have a Tweenie now and
Brown Owl and Tawny 'Owl
helped her sing the Tweenie's
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BROWNIES' "
- , eseorted to the, middle -et.
. Our meeting on April 27 was Bro I b
wnie circ e : y' our wo
' quite different from "most "mini-Packies'' ' (Guide helpers)
because we were very busy doing Roberta Wheeler and Kimmy
some craft work. We would like ;. 'Brady., and then she received
t4 thunk Mrs. (Alma) Ryan for
coming out:to give us -a hand -
Craft days are extra busy ones
and we certainly appreciate
telpers!
We' also foutd time to present
SKATERS badges to the
fol'lowing girl: Lynne Cochrane,
Autumn Deathe, Andrea
Jackson, Janet 'Lassaline and
Ann Smith. This was the first
badge 'for all of these girls which
made it an extra special. event.
During our short Pow Wow
Lynne 'Cochrane showed us
some nice doll- furniture which
she had made at home and' also
scrap book ' telling about
different word sounds. Lynda
Knox surprised us with an
octopus made from a stuffed
.stocking. y
(aur` 'meeting. came to_ a' dose
with the- -singing- .__of. Taps
followed by our ...salute and
"good night."
another stripe to. show she is
,now a "Sizer." Vickie Powell
was also brought td the' middle
to receive a Seconder stripe. •
COLLECTOR badges- were
received by Linda Best,Susan
Weary and Vicki Powell.
After that we finished our art
from last week. We then sang a
couple of songs while we cleaned
up and ended our rneeting with
Taps.
-Pack Three
The- meeting opened with the
usual ceremony songs and
inspection. The;Brownies have a
to chart and there will be a prize at
the end of the year ler-.,the Six
• with the best record of neatness
and proper uniforms each Week. GUIDES
•Goderich •Girt. Guides
This week the girls in 3rd
Company decided on a way to
solve a problem. The problem is
raising two dollars for each -girl's -.
contribution to the fund for
Camp' Klahani, and they hope to
be given a variety of odd jobs by
anyone needing a bit of help.
The girls are all very ,willing
workers and will do 'their very
best at any task they are given.
All they'd need would be they.
equipment "(such, as a bucket of
water' and,a scrub brush for
example) ad .clear instructions.
on' how the, job should be done.
The fee will be just fifty cents'"
per hour and the guides -011
wash windows;'. `" clean • cellars;
,. rake lawns etc. etc. They'll also
baby sit• and the girls given this
job will be from the group that
succy'ssfully completed the
Kinette baby sitting course riot
long ago.
Anyone who needs a' willing
During Pow Wow .ura
Raithby shoWed everyon the
three interesting things r nn
nature that she had found.
is learning to embroider and she
brought a sample of the fancy
stitching to show us as well. We
saw a picture that Diana Gliders
had made and Karen Dunn let us
see her plant that she started
from a slip all by herself.
The Brownies are learning the
Brownie prayer now and after
4,44s .,tl ;,„. g:u.theixrfi-'G,00tnight,_
Song are*. then dis-tniSsed in order
of the months of their birthdays.
Pack. Four
(by Heather .Davidson
We played skipping 1}ntil
everyone had arrived, Brownies
wh'o have, their Gold Bar studied
semaphore - it is pretty tricky
but it looks like itis going to be
furry
Teresa Streeter started us off
with the. word "Ohio" and then
we took turns signalling letters
and trying to outsfn t our
friends.
The other Brow}hies sewed,
buttons on'a piece of cloth. Our
thanks to Mrs. Wilton.' (Tracy's
mom) ' for coming acrd testing
five of us on our oymaker
badge work during Brownies.
We closed our meeting, with
Taps and then said "goodnigllt."
• - Two new Tweenies, Kim
Dobie -•and Sand a lyrics joined
the pack in playing charades and
a ball game.
For. Octogenarians
.. and those older
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The ' Goderich Signal -Star is pleased to extend' happiest
birthday greetings to the following new member bf the
Octogenarialt,Club: '
MRS. FRANC.ES B. GRIGG, Hurnview, who, celebrates her
96th birthday Saturday, May 8.
, It you know of .-som'eone who will be celebrating an 80th
birthday or better in the near future and would like 'to have his
or 'her name mentioned in this column, please telephone
524-8'31 giving the name, address, age and birthday pf .the
celebrant., -
There is absolutely no charge for, this service and we air
pleased to hear from all•
of fou
worker d help them is asked to
call Mrs. (Maureen) Elliott at
.524-6503.
A little bit of test work was,
done on Tuesday night --- Anne
Marie Lassaline passed the
ri�iemory test Kim's game and
" Debbie Elliott, Lynne Goddard
and Anne Marie Lassaline were
successfully tested on their
ability to lay a trail.
-Some of the Guides were
brave enough . to atternpt.'a hike
Abortion not.
by registered
favored
nurse.
It seems that some weekly
newspapers other' than the
Goderich Signal,Star have
become involved in the question
of abortion, '
Here's what the wife of the
editor of ' The Forest Standard
aborted fetus is baptized. This
small thing -is considered to have
immortality and should have the
benefits of the Christian church,
so 'says,,-.,,medeai ethics, not
religious ethics.
r e a ou esu lec n
"The sanity of the Canadian
�,,,,�, ,..• � woman is under the gun. We live
the' inform, the , chronic, the
malformed. Are we judge and
jury? Are ' we. about ' to set
ourselves up as ' the Stfpreme
Being. . 0
"To the federal government .
who have the right we gave.them
to change oizr laws we say KEEP
YOUR HANDS• .- OFF UUR
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authority that the author is...a;•'
hope the f h th f• the world area wise with one of
t of this nation.'
mothers will forgive
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registered nurse, the mo er o .,
wet clothes)!the smallest populations and are
six children' and NOT a Roman concerned about, slowing down
Catholic.) the birth rate while Asia mass
"Last Monday a lady came in - produces people. Abortion is
the office with a report for a contemptable and unforgiveable
meeting and asked if we were in Canada.
going to . write anything on'the
Local seniors
1h1 Luck�ow
The Senior Citizens Club of
Goderich spent a pleasant
evening April 27 as guests of the
Lucknow Senior Citizens Club.
The evening was spent in
' progressive euchre and.
crokinole. Ladies' high for
euchre, Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe,
Goderich; gentlemen's high, Mr.
McKim, Lucknow; most lone
hands; Earl Cooper; Goderich.;
crokinole, Mrs. Harold
Johnstone, Goderich.
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Bridge Scores
There were 41/2 tables in -play
at; the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club on Tuesday, April 27th.
Winners and their scores were as
follows: Mr: and Mrs: J. Martin,
43; Mrs. B. Erskine and Mr. W.
Cochrane, 41'/2; Dr'. and Mrs. M.
Smith, 40; Dr. N. B. D,eathe and
Mr. A: T. Weerasooriya, 37'/2. .
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realers
write
79 Mansion St.,
Kitchener, Ontario.
Editor Signal -Star: '
Dear Sir: ,
Kindly renew my subscription
to the Signal -Star for .one year.
Enclosed is a P.O. order for six
dollars ($6.00). ' •
Best wishes to all the staff. I,
enjoy keeping up with all the
news,
Yours .truly, �.
Fred D. Watson
proposed abortion law. It was a "The Odin
question not really settled in our .
own mind. We were still trying
to rationalize both sides of the '
coin.
"Out of the blue on
Wednesday a man asked 'if we
approved. of, abortion and
without thinking the answer was
N O . N o • un -der any
circumstances. \ -
"To work jn a delivery room
over a number\of years and have
as many aS. five'an'd six babies a
shift and each timeexperience
the thrill that is unmatched, of
that first cry of life, one ,could
never never lfeel anything t,
soiled and.. dirty at .depriving.a,.
life of that beautiful sound.
"If. -you- ever held--a---wee ,.
helpless infant or.put its sleepers -
on or had it grin a toothless.grin
at you or kissed the top of a
baby's head, anybody's baby,
how could • ''you consider
destroying it. In your hand you'
hold a life.'
''"We -have ' the population
explosion getting all kinds of
publicity. Food 'may become a
problem in our time, but there
'are other methods of decreasing
our population. We have the Pill
and • all • manner. ..of
contraceptives.
"At first we '..thought this
problem could be attacked from
a non -religions- angle but ,the
whole world ; hives under one or
another religious philosophy and
'the wonderment of a°sperm and
an ovum (they can only be ;seen
under a high powered
microscope) .joining together and
. forming. a child can be only_ a
miracle 'far past our
comprehension, only understood
• by a greater power than ours. -
"In all hospitals' in Canada an
and fall of
Western Christendom is here,
and we its women are -
contributing the lst final blows.
We are busy trying to be loving
wives, competent, mothers, good
homemakers and serve a master
called the almighty dollar. From
experience the job or any part of
it is not being done too well, but
on top of this we want to
•' deprive future generations from
.rectifying or at least improving
our wrongs.
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"Most of us were brought up
in- the belief that each individual
has inalienable rights to life,
love, liberty and the pursuit of
ppiness and just - .because we
exist to -day this does not give us
the "right to destroy 'Others yet -
unborn of these rights.
"The silent, majority ---have
been silent long enough. We have
listened to those shouting for
women's liberation, freedom,
equality. Abortion is not
liberation, freedan -- or equality.
The right of . licence to
MURDER the unborn could lead
to the destruction of the aged,
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