HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-04, Page 3GODERICH;SIGNAL STAR, THU.RS. AY, NOV1 B,.
CWLme1,be!s at
Strcifford Deanery
• BY,MRS: JOE COURTNEY seven weeks a fetus, although
Eleven members of the, only 3/4" long, hasa heart beat,
CaTholic- °Women's League, from has eyes,, hands, and -fingers; if
the combin 0_ -parishes of St. you tickle his, nose he will
Augustine, -- Lucknow and wrinkle it;, il' you put a finger in
Kingsbridge attended the his hand,. he will •grasp it. In
Stratford Deanery Meeting held hospital the absence- of a heart
'aLthe Zurich Community Centre ' beat means death. Why , then"
on Wednesday-;----(�ctcthes. ,1?•, K 1�'puldk` .,.,.ISI.0 nc; ,..1 1,.-::. ,,..k , l+.,.
1971. beat 'not indicate life'? An
Diocesan President, M. s. „18 -week-old fetus was shown
Lawrence Hpward, opened the sucking his thumb. At this Mage,
meeting with the League prayer after. -an ,abortion, .the baby is
and Mrs, P. J. F'allona,.,Church often still living. "What do you
(life Convener, gave the do then?" Mrs: Howard asked,
Scripture • reading, The ladies "Smother him?" The famous
were welcomed by Mrs. Farwell, picture, "Baby In A Bucket",
who also introduced the 'Head was al -So shown.
Table.. • After World War II was over
A special welcome was given and we learned of the atrocities
by Father Uurand, pastor of St. that had been committed in
Boniface Parish, Zurich.. Ile German concentration camps by
stressed that "'there is only one the Nazis, many were shocked
national organization of wonien and horrified, We said it 'coma
in Canada, " and that is the never happen here in this
Catholic Women's League. so-called Christiah country. Are
• Mrs. •Lawrene Howard, we going to allow, a law to be
-Diocesan President., stated that , passed which will 'condemn
there were six Deanery Meetings thousands of helpless, unbogn.
cacti -vicar so the ladies in each children to death? If you belie
' district could share their ideas this • should not happen, do
with one another and help one something about it. "Act now,"
another. Mrs. Howard urged, "next year
Father Hennessey stated, may be too late."
'` You should never The women were reminded
underestimate the powers cif a that the Catholic it Women's
woman. Women are needed. The League is more' `important than
~ League bears responsibility in ever before, and to. come
—These troubled- times. 'There is forward with new ideas and
YOU -- v.otir Parish Council -~ builds -for the future.
'I'ht Diiocestt Council to the At the' close of tete meeting
National Council .._ hut withott 150 ladies were served a
YOt1, there can be nothing '4 deticiou's ham dinner 'by the
Iteporfs 's were heard frc iri` ladtt��; "O "tl e ur�l�4`•Cat'ioliv
Standing Committees. Women's League.
Vocation' Week, which 'had ,
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been held at. Kingsbridge and _ a
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Windsor; was discussed.
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Birthright Centre's have -been
ripened at London and Windsor:
Communication starts at birL•h
— it is a two -way -,street —
speaking and doing, s well as
being an ()Pen minded listener.
Protests- were heard about the
recent s'how.ing•on TV of "(going,
Down. The -Road". One letter
writreri fneLOIS 5;000 pet'ple wh'o
did not write. ,•
Human Rights — The Right
To Vote'. '•- It was noted that
enumerators in the Provincial
Election did not do their' job.
well in the City of London, as
apartment ' buildings were not
called •on and many citizens were
not On they voting list. These
voting lists could not be checked
as the children tore them down:
Teenagers were enumerated
twice -- in their home riding,
and where they attended college.
Resolution to try and --clear up
the 'mess that arises at voting
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Seven steps ,to strengthen
family life were discussed --
'Share decisions; father spend
sufficient time with, the family;
wives and mothers encouraged
to develop abilities and talents;
family must have moral •values
and live'them; foster friendships
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and share' thorn;, home must be
centre of hospitality towards
friends and neighbours; . and
mod rn couples must take
period _ away from daily
routines, times -of silence and
• meditation.
.Up until June of this year,
900 abortions had • been
•per'forrped at Victoria Hospital.
in' London. . Mrs. Lawrence
Howard, a nurse hersert`;showed
slides and gave a , vivid
commentary on_abortion. At
What •ww-erre- 410
NOW look in pants. Vlhave the
NOW look in everything from';
so o apache, scarves. See our
pa his weekend if you want a
new air, to go with that favorite •
,racket` or sweater. You find alt
styles, all 'fabrics including
comfortable double knits FROM
13.00. ,
Roy Tyndall, Goderich- Township road superintendent tor the presented with a silver tray by
past 35 'years, was honoured Oct. 28 ata party "at the home of R. Honoured with hi.m-was his wife.
E. Thompson, clerk of the township. Mr. Tyndall (centre) was d.
r^Assoc.Rep.
Corner„ The Square and Montreal St.
(In_The Woolworth Block)
at Kingsbridge meet
Same 1,Q0- • woman, were
present' at St. Joseph's School iri •
Kingshridge-on—Monday evening
to hear Mrs. 'Reg Fisher' from
L4don speak on Consumers'
Association of Canada. Mrs.
Fisher is .Ontario President for
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' marking, ;is, recommended ,x l`iir s<vii t' product; it'' is defizVt.e13"
inStance a non ironable material consumer acceptance that ses
could, show an iron with an- X or rejects a product.," Mrs.
through it. ' l� fisher said.
o p e fl S e q S o r1 w• C.A.C. which , numbers , some
35,000 members; all' volunteers. •
The Third Goderich Cub •,Pack : ' "The complaints of one
opened its f<<Il season on woman concerning consumer
Monday, September 20th with ' goads are of no great
an enfol-lment of .29, `1.3 being crc)nsequence, ' however, the ..
new churns. complaints of a collective group
. The leads,r5.,-.a..re..�Akel.a,.....Mrs_.-_ of women could and does affect'
Eleanor Erskine,,, Baloo„ Mrs. the stock market. Women
Emily 'Crew., and Bagheera, Bill. •influence the spending of .70•of
.McUee. every dollar."
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...°.`O'u'r_.-Sentor--ixer this Year is '
Mrs. , Fisher stressed the
Kevin Svkstra Sizers are Robert importance of buying' Canadian
Royal "Stuart Carew, Kevin Wood goods rather than imports
and Bryan Wilson. Seconders are because by so • d ringswt7 prO ide
Carlton Campbell Jett llykstra p
•em log ment,for Canadians
Larry ~Madge and Neil Sager, Iti yearsv.-- its by prices and recycled.. •
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Mr. Basf@rd's department
ensures that even on toy teddy
bears axe, •sewn- in, control the
sale of inflammable tov,s. even
banning certain upholster'•' -
'i i'aterial in cars, where atter
prolonged' exposure to sunlight
these, might. burst into' flames.
Also proper labelling on hair
sprays and "under the sink"
cleaners.
".,Refuse to bud: --1 op in
non-reftandah'le bottles or- tins,
the refundable bottle is cheaper
safer and can be recycled."
Egg cartons -and meat `trays
made of polystyrene wkile
displaying product in 'a very
attractiv'6 manner can not be.
Akela explained_the -Rock and controls were a joint effort yl
Parade Circles, ' Grand Hovel, industry, government and the
Salute,and,the two Laws- of the consumer, with the consumer
Wolf Cub Pack to the Tendorpad having little or no voice.
Cubs. However, in 19-17 the Wartime
On October lth '77 Cubs Prices and Trade Board made the
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were taken to the Scout camp at consumer realize that he. should
.Auburn for an outdoor hike and,_ •have more say regarding how his
cook -out, Bagheera marked a dollar was'spent.
trail through the woods and fun Women's 'efforts during the
.was enjoyed by all despite wet war so impressed the W.P.1',13.
fpie.t, burrs in clothes and the that they • suggested • • an
odd scratch.' •' ---.— - org,anizatio0—....px4atting . the
On. October 18th B-aloo i ttlr consumer be formed. 'thus the
arrangements fc?r the Cubs tcr'se,, C.A.C. came into existence and
the fi111.1_ ; , "Thee Vanishing dollar for dollar this , group
Prairie.”•
,1emands— ---' "qualityand
Friday and. Saturday; October quantity.
22 and 1.3 saw a good turn out ,.,,,.~0C ;A recommends that
from 3rd • (1nd_ ri•ch'----•-lot,..••....,, .,wa Chargex cards be made use of
annual Boy Scout Apple drive., provided the consumer Pays as
soon, as he;is billed otherwise, he
October `25 saw 'fun night -as
well as our .usual study period. is charged interest. The
Nlanv a_ wet shirt was seen after consumer who- i Bides himself in
1' l C h
paying cash for •his purchases is
C.A.C. • is responsible for
bacon packaging, where the
consumer sees a whole slice of
bacon • and can select according
to how lean or fat he wishes the
bacon (b , be. Also. for the
removal ot'.red gauze covering'bt
a basket of peaches so again the
consutlier can gauge t•lre--stage.?.,.of
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ripeness of. the fruit. C.A.C. had
the label on Pork and , Beans
,changed to "Beans and Pork'',
(for obvious reasons!)
Mrs. 'Fisher suggested that
fashionable advertising .tactics
such as trick'photography, bad•
taste or exaggerated claim~'
should be reasons enough for the
consumer to exercise his
perogative of writing to the
company or •manufacturer; who-
in fact, invites you to do just than
in tins advertising.
"Nei amount of advertising
materials The European t\'1)c'
article should do what'
says and it should be properly
labelled and an article should be
wrapped in 'a see-through
'wrapper. The consumer . , is
entitled to unit_ priei and -a
guarantee of satisfacti :,•.Every
articli., 'sold • should, bear the
manufacturer's name and
Manufacturer and ft C.A.C.
from he o nsu r serves many
purposes. It points out- the need
for legislation if none 'exists, or
the. need to,revise legislation if
outdated, it -4,i. provides
manufacturei' with yardstick to
measure ,the worth of his
product and `it prAiVides the
opportunity to publicize
has a representative. C.A.C. is at
selling, a sales -method. banned -in•
11.C. A woman from .13,ipleN•.waS
attend a ,meet Mg . Toronto
stating the 'views of citizens re
the feasability of -retaining Class
",C,- hospitals in the. commtinit
-1:Class 7C" hospita-1.--444-ve fewer.
than 100 beds) or grouping ttem
• for' better services , bet ter
- equipment and so on. .
A bottle of conk aminated
reventl: purchased was
considerable comment.o. This
product is 1.,-.1ow in the hands or.
• 1he Food and -Drug Act people.
Membership
Ly.ailable, $4 per perso.n.
also enjoyed .a peanut scramble. in fact helping to -carry the ,.. •
. Stephen Walters has earned delinquent account. .
hiS Pet Keeper and Bicycle "Credit used well is useful,"
badges and Kevin Wood his The Consumer and Corporate
.,s-Peronal Fitness Badge. Affairs make it compulsory to
Reeve
Lochalsh Ne\s
AINSLIE'S
Home Dressed Select Meat
BUTT OR SHOULDER
:PORK. cHOPS
STEAKETTE STYLE,
Minute Steaks
NUMBER 1 LEAN
SLICED BACON
LOGNA
(BY ,THE PIECE)
b. 490
6 ---,-- 0
lb. 594
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FILL YOUR FREEZER
WHOLESALE PRICES
13,iy Due( t From The Producer S ive The Cost 01
the Melillo M.11, , All Ow Ment k (1m/eminent Inspected
• It's good, to be home from St,.
1 was for sixteeridays. following
surgery. With plenty. of good
Care, lots of...company, cards,
letters and thoughtfulness' .on
everyone's' part the stay there
wasn't really too bad.
_ Others from the area who
oiere hospitaliZed at the same
time were Bill Stewart. Jacks.
Kirkpatrick of Kincardine 'and
Elliott .1rwin now of Sarnia,.
Bill Stewart. has returned
'home from hospital in London
and a week spent With Mr, and
Mrs. Norval Stegart of Olivet,
and 4,Mrs: JiM Bradley
visited in London with those
from the area who were
hdspitalized there.
Last meek a --shower was held
at North Ashfield School for
Donna Kerr bride -elect.
Brad MacKenzie had the cast
removed - from hi•s arm on
Saturday.. Brad is _making good
recouery from kis fecent had
Mr. and Mrs-. Jack MacKenzie
Doug and 'Gary Who for the first
time are both stationedAi....lbe
-same place in Alberfisinie going
to Western Canada.
Mrs. Duncan Simpson was
hostess to the Ashfield W.M.S.
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Ewan MacLean. was in charge,
Tom Farrell is busy building
his new house Kincardine
Township. He has been -staying
..ith Mr. and Mrs, MacCormrck
Mrs, Eldotts-Btadlvy—spent,.. a.
couple of days in Hanover
attending the WI area meetings.
Many attended the
VlacDonald-MacLennon wedding
at Ashfield Pres)yteriari Church
Kitchen .4- spent the weekend in
the . tire and attended the -
The • ch dren at North
Ashfield Publi School enjoyed a
Hallowe'en part on Friday,
Mks- Laurie .Gibson
iqitertained many .of her little.
'friends to a ,party Saturday
The Matherman in the
Former Herb Ensign place are
gettiug .acquainted wit,h the
neighbours. Margo --of Guelph
and Doug. of London and M2m
and Dad are extendea a
welcome
Clinton man
robbed—of 40'
A Clinton louth, who was
•hitch-hicking on Highway' Eight
east • of Clinton on Saturday
night, --was rbbbed cif his watch,
most O7t his clothing,4ing arid his
wallet containing 40 cents..
Ontarid Provincial Police
officers , at the Goderich
detachment said John Cole, 17,
telephoned the detachment after,
he was driven to' the Tenth
sideroad of Hulle,tt Township
ncar SealoriB: robbed and
dumped out of the car.
Police later picked up Roy
Dale, 18, of Clinton 'and John
and, charged the pair 'with-
robttesyjn...corinection with the
incident,.
Everett Mclllwain
SALE EXTENDED TO NOV: 6
BY .POPULAFt REQUEST
3 STORES
„„ CLINTON
GODERICH
KINCARDINE
'Over 400 Suits:'
Anniversary Group
LE
OFF
EACH
SUIT
MADE'TO MEASURE
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During this 25th Anniversary Sale we
v-ff.sssrsoss (--,LTrkertliffering Fleet Street Made ,to
. Measure Suits at ,
$110
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ett & Campbell Ltd.
"The Store for Men" -
Goderreh
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