HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-12-09, Page 18►,pt, (QDERICH SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1971
Woman to woman,
COntlnued from PAP 2A
,chriSt. dying.. on the tross and
praying , for his exeCutioners.
1 do not believe that women
have abortipns for the pleasure
of doing so. NO, they feel
compelled to do so for many
req.sons, which are perhaps
eagerness? Furthermore, ff her
parents do not forgive her, do
you think this will solve the
Nitf, we are all responsible for
this problem. We must help our
governors provide a hurt -line
solution. We must write our
deputy, our governors, telling ,
k
debatable, but surely dramatic.rthem that legvalizing "abortion
, • Most assuredly, something is -Ain demand" • will _he tackling
wrong somewhere. Certainly, in only the consequences of a.
'' Qne mop child? A ' little of any value, can be provided
tiresome perhaps so be it,.but a .onl'y by tackling the true causes
' place will. be made for him and of this problem: poverty,
things have a way of .working lodging, sexual and family
What can we , say about „ If we only provide answers to
families of four or five living in the consequences of the 'problem
three rooms? Do our governors of abortion, then after the
.have a realistic policY, toward the human .. foetus, - why not
lodging. Will ., we build invalids; -cripples,-, aged.„.1.he__
qiccorninOclations according to Last dctober, Pierre Laporte
the needs of these People, or will was assassinated. The F.L.Q., by
we park them all together in one - this gesture told our governors: -
building in apartments far too „+YoU are intruders, you keep us..
., small? from changing Society"! No..
v There is also. the drama of the, after the • human. foetus, • it
knows • her parents. will not ..
forgive her. What solution does Mother -in-laws, . but 'Will 'it
•
nerhajas be our ,governOrs'?
she have? Do yo,u think -she will
undergo an abortion with a light ,
heart, or .that she will joyfully
risk her life? Even if "abortion ,:i,
on request" were liossible, 'do --
}./ou think this young girl will
look forward . to! it With
CWL,votes 1000
to church fund
On Wednesday, December 1
St. Peter'i Catholic Women's
League held their monthly
meeting in the Conference
Room at the Goderich
president,. - opened- tile. Meeting
witli prayer: The members who
worked so diligently and
contributed so generously to
make the recent Christmas Fair
such a-sucCess were thanked for
their efforts.
Mrs: Mary Doody has..
replaced Wks. Moyra Evans as
Communications Convener and'
has also agreed to be liason
C.W.L. Mrs. Roger Turcotte. will
• act as liason between the Girl
Guides and d.W.L.
A dpnation of $1,000 was
voted to the St. Peter's
Campaign -Fund. Members Will
again this. year provide Christmas
Ireats to the Nursing Homes and
Rev: Jean-Claude Bergeron
245 Notre -Dame Street.
VictOriaville, R.Q.
Diocesan chaplain for the
"Foyefs Notre -Dame"
Members of the Clinton
Christian Reform -- Church ,
provided special music for the
song service on Sunday evening
led by Dick Roorcia.
'The W ingham Women's
Institute were hosts for .the
December birthday party held i
- the auditorium on Wednesday.
afternoon. FolloWing. the
prograin of Christmas Carols:
readings and musical numbers,
the, ladies presented gitts•to, the
celebrants. Birt, hday cake and
refreshments were served ,..' to.,
.about residents and guests
attending the part,y. '
The McQuaid family ' of
Seaforth and Junior Girls from
.Sorority plans
• .
the Walton United Church
provided the program for Family
Night. Mr. and Mrs. ,Wilfred
McQuaid on the violin and piano.
along with their sons. Norman
and Bernard 'on electric guitars
played several musical numbers
with step -dancing by Anne Marie •
— The Junior Girls,.:Trogram
,.directed by• Mrs. DOC-14ng
included a one -act play by PAitiTi
McDonald, Jane Liemsing, Mary
-Searle and Susan ,Murray; piano,
'solos' 'by Susan Murray, Sandra
Dennis; (Quintet) Jennifer
Kirby, Ruth Thamer, Mary
.Watson,, Carolyn McClure, Beth
McNichol; and -Several selections
by the chorus. Miss Ina. Gray
Members of the St. Peter'S Catholic Women's League preSented
an evening -of entertainment to patients at the Ontario Hospital
here in Goderich last week as they. lead in a sing -song of old
Corner
warm up inithe hoard room at the hospital before beginning they
evening's activities. - staff photo • .
Colnmunity Club
Chri tmas music iets scene
The December heeting N.yas
held at the home of Mrs. Barrie .
Walter. Nlembers- entered her..
prettily d•ecorated liringroOm to
the soft ,strains. of Christmas
muSic ,played on the piano • by
/ preSident,. Mrs, Isabel Sturdy
hanked the hostess and assistant
hofess, Mrs. Dorothy Whitely
oand Mrs. Jean Ginn..
The devotions were- taken by
510..00 for this purpose.
It was decided to send plants
and cards to list of shut-ins at
It was moved that the club
donate "510.00 tO the Canadian
Bible Society.
Mrs: Jane Sind* reported
for the nominating Corrimittee.
. Her report was as follows:
. President (to remain as last yr..).,
,NIrs. • Isobel Sturdy, Vice
Mrs. 'Helen Westbrook. She read President Martha del3oer.
a poem called' "The World
mine," and 'also a piece entitled
-One christmas Eve in Ont.- '
The Roll Call was answered
'by 21 ladies.
. Among , the correspondence
included a letter from Andiew
Sung Se Cho, •Chrisian Social.
,requesting assistance\ for- his'
the disterous
See' retary Mrs. Dorothy
Whitely; TreaSurer (to reinain as
- • laS-t, yr.) Mrs.' Jean Ginn:
Correspondence (with Orphan),
•
Waine; 'Auditors,. Mrs. Helen
Westbrook and Mrs. Joyce Oke.
Looking back to the past year,.
• tociether. They 'have been able i�
floods they had the4 'this spread...a little sunshine to the •
help many charitable
organitations, have had -a lot of
fun at our Club dinner in June,:
haye had a. lovely cOmmunity
Ocnic in July.
Have had a very sUccessful
.ba4:lar in October. Many town
ladies desery,e a lot of thanks for
•
coming• out;,.in support of our
work. Thank you ladies one and
A MerrY' 'Christmas and
Happy • New Year -to all „faithful
readers. from The Taylors
Corner Community Club, is
'expressed by the club.
Policy,; T.e wedding stories . .
The Goderich Signal -Star tal.es great pleasure in publishing'
ehotos and copy for..the wedding page must be in the hands
of the women s editor itO later than .11(mdav at .5 pm (..H1 the
,Itiedding stories Which are submitted for publication more
than one month following the marriage will be reduced to an
The abort' regulations are an efjOrt to iceep all Goderich
thanked „the entertainers on
summer. Later in the meeting -it siek., ;:lind shut-ins—in aw Sign'al-Star news features crs ctirrInt as possible.
was moved the group send community. have been able to e„
behalf of the residents.. •
shut-ins, plants will be sent to
C.W.L. members who are
hospitalized at that time.
There will be no Jahuary
meeting, however, on February
Ontario Hydro will be present to
give a presentation on "Living
Better Electrically - _Yesterday,
goday and Tomorrow" also "A
Supermarket in Your Home"
re -freezing procedures, snitable
foods for freezisig2 storage time.
The, meeting closed with a
special prayerfor the intentions
of the shut-inS and theill.
rolluWi the' meeting -the-
C.W.L. joined the patients 'of
"E" WARD for a medley of
Christmas songs -led by Dianne
Buchanan and Shirley Smith,
Mrs. Mary Lop - Aubin
acCompanied on the piano.
Refreshrhents were. served to
the patients by C.W.L. members.
Wed in Port Albert
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Irwin were' married Saturday, November
20. at the home of the bride's parents •at Port ,Albert. The
is.the former Nancy Irene,. daughter of Mr„and Mrs. Ken
'11 Va,nderburgh.' The groom, Melvin Angairwin, IS the son -of
• Mr. and Mrs.7ack Irwin of Goderich.
Don Dickson of Port Albert and Janice Vanderburgh
• attended the eouple. Rev. Clarence McClenaghan officiated.
For Octogenarians
The Goderich Signal -Star is pleased tia7,22xtend happiest:
bnif;trtohgdeanyargiatrareetintz,_\ to the following' 'neWn Member of the
ALEX. McAULAY, 234 Gibbons Street, who will celebrate
birthday o -r betzr in the near ftiture•and would like to have his
or her, name mentimied ' in 'this column,. please telephone, ,
524-8331 giving the name', address, age and hirthday of the
celebrant. ,
' There' is absolutely no charge for this service ancewe are
pleased tc; hear from. all of you.
big dance T.-,4r2or:021r2or.;.*21r:or:tor:ix22-o:30.0:0= - • - • •
On Novem-ber 30 the annual
pledge dinner of Beta.Sigma Phi t&
with 14 members presept.
A short business meeting JI4
followed the dinner and the
various conimittee reports were •
The ways. and means, -11i•
chai-rman. .,Margarei Craig. V4.
repotted a profit of $109.00 on
:the draw 'held November 16.
times dance which' will be held
Plans, were finalized f.1- thtl bard .%i*
•
A croup tent will be bought 7
for Alexandra "),Iarine and
General Hospital and the service .„
committee chairman, Pat •titi
Spencec --received the first iv
instalment of monies for the
purchase of same,- ' 16
The -social ' committee ":4
chairman announced that a
progressive' dinner will. be held •.
- on December 14. Each girl will
- donate a dish to the meal and • iti.•
• Christmas gifts will be ..
exchanged at the conclusion of
the evening.
She AO Olved
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The evening concluded with
the pledge ritual at which three .
of the five new members were"'
pledged. -,and- a short cultural- 1;4*
prograin presented by Margaret
Craig.
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MENS 3.49 to 12.99
BOYS 2.98 to 4.99
_INOMENS 2.98 to 9.95
CHILDRENS 2.98 to 4.49
KAUFMAN
PACKARD
OOMPHilES
we have in stock a full range of
Kaufmin 'foam treads for every
.member of the family.
Just a couple of our Packard
slippers axe illusyated •here hut
we have a full range for the men.
OOMPHIES, -are so very
comfortable artd you will find a
complete stock of them here.
Breaking Starting Cords
Foohng Spark Plugs
Breaking Cables
Ullife Can't Start It
Sick Of Mixing F uel
Serious About Buying Tlw
Sve Nip For The Answer
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STEVE
ARGYLE
OUTDOOR
EQUIPMENT
.OPEN WEDNESDAYS tN DECEMBER 01204i,mitly,„ DECEIVIBER 16th , 23rd
.• EXCEPT SATURDAY KINOSTON "ST/. !Next ter the Club OHIO
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