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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-03, Page 648, fist r, , r PAGE 6--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 197 • tl_ ROUND AND £OUT wires MARTHA How many letters do you get from someone in Hospital? Well, here I am again, flat on my back trying to write a few lines. A week ago- out of a clear blue sky - a terrific pain hit niy hip and travelled down to my heel - just a screaming pain - and most upsetting because it came :.without kerning. You• might as well forget about a doctor on Sunday and nowadays without an appoint= ment you are left to sit and wait your turn. So, Monday I sat it out and got orders for the hospital and X rays. I just couldn't go away - I had a hair appoint -- merit - and you wouldn't dare miss THAT' 4- • Also the BETA STIGMA PHI Sorority very special Ritual of Jewels was coming up and with eight pledges you - or at least, I - had to be there. So I suffered it out. The pain pills just weren't ef- fective - but how bad would it have been if I hadn't had them? • I dashed around doing the many little jobs I had lined up - housework is always at the end of the line; like a necessary evil- or something. Anyway I did "a lot of hurrying, a lot of groaning and a lot of cussin'. Thursday afternoon X-rays and "how did you injure your back?" I could only say - I hadn't. So now whets hap- pened? Altho' I claim to be very healthy -I've been in and out of hospital so often that I know so many of the nurses and hospital people, it is like) old home week - never a dull moment. That evening I lear- ned a disk or pad or whatever - had disintegrated - or something hc,rrible like that and my pain was from the nerve being pinched in the vice of .my 'vertebrae. in right With all the medical terms this is all it has boded down to for my numbed brain - So I could be misquoting them, but whatever - it is most painful and I'm SCARED. When I look around me • I feel ashamed that I could be so miserable when there is so much suffering and agony we hear nothing about. An old..friend (Mrs. Chas.) Magpie McCabe was expecting me to share her room. "Heard you were coming" she said. Marne has been very very ill for a long time now, but she .- seemed to be quite perky and announced she was going home. «'e certainly hope this, is her - big change to recovery.I soon had a new -room mete, Mrs. Ruth Orr - a dear old soul - who had become over tired and had a scare - but after resting in bed aN day .felt she was ok now and should go home. Her daughter Elva - with chirpings from the nurses and ME convinced her she should stay a little longer. Now I cars understand why she was restless - she is a busy, busy lady. She has so many in- teresting hobbies I was just amazed. She has so many. She , is an ardent -stamp collector. Started when she was a little girl, now in her eighties she should have - a terrific collection. She„„seems to know all the things MAI should know about these tiny bits of paper - altho' all are apparently not paper - there are some linen, etc. - even metal. -I hope to learn more about this hobby as I have tried to save all the interesting ones I come across- but they just get pushed into an envelope and stuck away in a drawer. I hear that' I was, smart not packing them` carefully away in R.R. 5, GODERICH, ONT. 2 0 • w z w w 0 Gas connections, estimates for houses, apart- ments, warehouses and renovations. Eat, enjoy, lose weight. Canadian Family Meal Plan for Weight Watchers • Enjoy nutritious, good -tasting foods...even pork! $51 to join $2OO thereafter .�" WEEKLY . .. Special...We invite current mem- bers of any weight reduction group to transfer to us.:.pay only $2 to join. There is a class near you. '1,1 i.,1 r io -.,h, +e .,ricl' to r1., --c- in i`. --ex, Kent, 1 .,mhton, Fltan, Nei,l,llesrt .in.l linn,n , ,i,ntie,. 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It meant Ruth was left to make up several more but Ruth learns quickly and she is a very conscientious little lady. Ac- tually Ruth Leonard is a big asset to Little Theatre and they are lucky she has an inquiring mind and willing hands. By the way, the chimney pots go atop the chimneys that ap- pear in some of the "Mary Pop- pins bit of the "Spring 'Tonic" performance this weekend. I know this to he a very wonder- ful musical so hope you don't miss it. Hope I can make it, too. Love, Martha New history series beginning by youthful local authors Beginning next week the Goderich Signal Star is pleased to publish the first of a nine week series on the history of Goderich. The series was compiled as a project in learning. by History class 551 at the Goderich and District Collegiate Institute last year and released to this newspaper by High School teacher Richard Madge. "Mayor Lewis 1903-1904" by Faye Bradley will open. the 'series followed- by "The Mystery of Gratilov" (by Ashley Towne) as compiled by Dianne Gauley and "Judge Edward Norman Lewis" 1857-1931 by Bill McGee during week two. Week three will feature a look at the "Dungannon Fall Fair in 1903" by Linda Jeffer- son and at "Goderich Fall Fair" in the same year as writ- ten by Sue Paquette. "The Opening of Susannah Wesley Memorial Church" will be published in the fourth week .of the series. This article by Jan Sutherland. Domtar releases income report Domtar Limited reported today that net income for the first quarter of 1973 totalled $6.1 million or 40 cents per common bare against $2.6 million or„1'61cents per common in the firstthree months of last year. Sales and other- revenues amounted to $148.4 million, compared with $131.0 million. in the. same period -in 1972. Cash flow 'rose in the first quarter of this year' to $15.0 million or one dollar per com- mon share, an increase from $10.5 million or 70 cents per common a year ago. ODCI M[l8FROMI Four students from Goderich, .District Collegiate Institute competed_ in the French. speaking contest held on Friday, April 27 at South Huron High School at Exeter. In 'the Junior or grade nine • category, Robert Shrier placed second, the 'only Goderich con- testant to place among the top three in his category. .Robert spoke on "Le Fmrl9nglais” that is, those English expressions which have become assimilated into the French language. This well written, humourous speech was deserving of the prize it at- tained. In the intermediate .category, for grade ten and eleven students. Chris Wildge'n, a grade ten student, spoke on languages, dealing mainly with English, French, and Latin. In the senior division for grade twelve and thirteen students,. there were two G.D.C.I. contestants, Holly Elliot, of grade 'twelve spoke BY SUSAN FREEMAN about her .best friend, and Pete Frayne, a grade thirteen student, commented about the history of baseball in Montreal. Next year the contest will be at Goderich,, so let's hope that. Robert and others next year will be inspired to produce an even better showing at G.D.C.I. Winner of the Legion's Best Shot Trophy is Ken Ernpey, a Year Four member of G.D.C.I.'s Rifle Club. He had a score of 296. Charles Crawford with a score of 293 and Tony Stinnissen with a score of 291 placed second and third respec- tively. Congratulations! The Social Convener, Randy Keller, the Social Committee, and everyone, who in some way helped with the formal, deserve credit, because the event this year was most certainly a suc- cess! Amid the trolls and moving trees of the Enchanted Forest, Dianne Crawford, our, new Schod1 )ween for 1973 was crowned! Official Plan goes to In , a special meeting called Tuesday evening the Goderich Planning Board moved to recommend to Town Council that theenforcing arm of the Official Plan, the Restricted Zoning By-law, "be given third and final reading. At the meeting, which lasted only half an hour, members reviewed a number of minor changes and corrected aqLheir copies of the by-law. Ma of -the changes involved only rewording recommended by the Municipal Planners in Toronto or other small changes. Zoning maps were also up- dated to include changes in the by-law. council For sora /;time now members of the baatt4l and town council have beeii' faced with problems caused tli F'ough use of the out- dated 19,by-law that remains in effec";ittntil the , new one receives; litial reading, and a policy ofuing building per- mits ant°?he like under the guideline the new Official Plan. It is expected ' with the passing of the Restricted Zoning By-lawmany of these problems will be alleviated. Planning Board will meet this Tuesday in their regular session at 7:15 in the Council Chambers. Be Sure and See cal ALL-STAR- WRESTLING The Stars You See On T.V. at Goderich Arena TUES., MAY 8 AT 8:00 P.M. S. A. Kerr, vice-president and secretary of the company, speaking to shareholders at the annual general meeting in the absence of T.N. Beaupre, chair- man and president, said the figures appeared to confirm that the,outlook for Domtar is encouraging. Improved finan- cial results were expected to,be achieved in 1973. However, there were several known fac- tors which could materially af- fect earnings during the rest of the year. Among these were labor „negotiations and the sup- ply of wood fibre. "All our primary pulp and paper mills will be engaged in negotiations at the end of this month," Mr. Kerr said. "Union demands are being submitted currently and, on the surface at least, show little recognition for the economic problems being faced by most segments of the pulp and paper industry. 'The combinations of high union expectations, continuing inflationary pressures in the economy and the need to im- prove return on investment, which still remains inadequate, point to difficult bargaining during the -balance of 1973." -Concerning the wood fiebre situation, Mr. Kerr said it has been critical at several of the company's pulp and paper mills since the fall of 1972 and "although. it appears at this moment that no mill will be forced to close for lack of fibre during the critical spring break- up period, we are viewing the balance of 1973 with some con- cern. "There is a shortage of wood in many areas of Eastern Canada caused by a scarcity of qualified woodsworkers, the diversion of much purchased wood to sawmills and inter- national competition for all forms of wood fibre," he said . "This is all aggravated by a general upswing in the demand for this raw material." Mary Wilkin's "Christmas Edition 1903" will appear in week five followed the next week by Kevin Cox's look at "Advertising as a Mirror of the times". "Fashion 1903" will be looked at by Anne Hopkinson in week seven with "Patent Medicine Advertising • 1903" by Catherine Russell published in week eight. Janice Westlake's article on "New Garment Factory for Goderich" will wrap the series up. The articles were written by members of the 1971-72 Grade 13 class at G.D.C.I. 4 • s FY Festival '13 A CURTSY TO YOUR FANCIES & DREAMS A BOW,TO YOUR GALLANT EXPECTATIONS "e Invite you to share our musical troasurec of song, danCe & remembering OPENING NIGHT MAY31 TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM LIONS CLUB MEMBERS ,�Vf,1. 0 l i,� , ,,1 I leo / •• •g1 ♦ •• + ant •lb• •i • • r go • • • es,e ``�'�•01 If it Smiles & Chuckles - Rowntrees - Black Magic GOOD SELECTION FRESH CHOCOLATES 2 OZ. 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