The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-07-12, Page 81
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PAGE b—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1973
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Everyone is in full gear these
days down at the Maitland,
what with the regular events,
tournaments, lots of summer
visitors, and luncheons.
This is truly the most
relaxing time of the year. It
seems that people simply eat
when they are hungry, sleep
when they are tired, and play
golf in between time. I can't
think of a better way to spend,
the summer.
The men have been verybusy
the past week. Unfortunately, I
haven't the scores for Men's
Night held last, Thursday.
Monday nighproved to be a
good night for the men,
especially for Dave Gower, who
shot a 34, which is par for the
course. Congratulations, Dave!
Other winners were Dick
Worgan who won the low Net.
Bill Stiles, Tom Jasper, Stan
Paquette, and Guy Emmerson.
The Men's Inter -club was
held here last Sunday. The
G'oderich team came in first,.
chalking up 74 points. Nice
shooting boys!
One of the.,highlights of the
day occurred when Frank
Blake, from the Wingham club,
got a thole -in -one on number
six. This° is the first time this
has been done,in Inter -club
competition. Thnext Inter-
club will be in Kincardine July
29th. It is hoped that in about
three weeks,,. ohn Mason' will
have some films to show on
Men's •--Night, and Ladies'
Night.
Meanwhile, the' gals have
b_ een busy bees as well._ ,4
Last Tuesday, the following
were the winners , of
Ladies'Night: First Flight,
Marie Huff and Doris..
Paquette; -Second Flight, Jean
Knight,. and Hazel Beaver;
Third Flight, Sally MacEwan,
Verne Frith, Bertha McGee
and Jane Deathe; Fourth
Flight, Carol Moore and Joy
Hutchins.
Saturday was Maitland`
Trophy day. Fifteen ladies tur-
ned ouk for this tournament,
which p oved to 1* mo e -of stn
endurance test, due to the ex-
treme heat.
However, the big,xbjirinner of
the Maitland Troph§., turned
out to be Jean Knight, with a
net score of 75. The ruv a up
was Jane Deathe, ,whd' also
had a net of 75. The tie
was broken according to
C.L.G.A. rules. Congratulations
to both these ladies. Jean and
Jane will receive their prizes on
Championship,, Day.
Two winners in each flight
were also awarded prizes. In
the First Flight, the winners
were Doris Paquette and
Maxine' Martih. Second Flight
winners were Ardith Brissette
and Hazel Beaver. In the Third
Flight, the winners were Verne
Frith, and Bertha, McGee.
The best putters of the day
proved' to be Verna Jackson
(31),and Verna Kane (36).
The Rosebowl playdowns
will begin next week gals, so
check the bulletin board to see
who your first opponent will be
and when your first game must
be played. This tournament is
especially good for high han-
dicappers.
Last week five Junior boys
went to Conestoga to try out in
the Junior -Qualifications. Dave
Bedour came third in the Ban-
tam group, Jeatt-Han1y .repor
ted that it was a very good day
all around, and some great ex-
citement when a' sudden death
playoff went nine holes to
determine the first place . win-
ner..
AUBURN AND DISTRICT NEWS'
Mrs Wes Brained 526-1595.
Rev and Mrs. Patrick Ferrier
visitedlast week-ead,wit1sq1Qri
and Mrs. Robert Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nixon,
and David, Denise and
Michelle .°Bonneau of
Mississauga spent the holiday
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Mills.
Misses Susan _ Raithby of
Preston and Linda Raithby of
Clinton visited last week with
their grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Raithby. ,
Mrs. Verna Doerr of Niagara
Falls spent the week -end with
her father Mr. Robert Cham-
ney. • .
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rin-
derkrsecht of Detroit and Mr.
and Mrs.' George Disney of St.
Clair 'Shored, Michigan visited
last Week with Mr. and Mrs.
ThomasHaggitt.
Mrs. Oliver Anderson and
her daughter Miss Nancy :An-
derson are visiting in England,
Scotland.. and the Orkney
Islands for: a couple of weeks.
Miss Carolyn Clark, Mr: Ed
Goodfellow of Toronto and
Miss Martha Nesbitt of Inger
Gun Club
Last. Wednesday, July 4th, at
the Vanastra Gun Club, John
Anderson of Kippen had a per-
fect night as he hit 25 targets
out of a possible 25 traps. Mer-
vin Batkin hit 24, Don Cun-
ningham shot 20 while Tom
Allin' scored 18.
Last Saturday at ' the skeet
shoot, Dr. Rynne of Mitchell hit
24 out of a possible 25 targets
while Mervin Batkin hit 23.
Other scores include Dave
Schrimmer and Louis Morello,
22; John Land 21;. Bill Tomp-
son 20; Donald Bricker and
Harrison Schoch, 19; Jim Hogg,
18; Herman Fisher, 17; Eric
-Collins, 16 ,and Ashley Gil'lert•
13.
soll visited on the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnston and Miss Laura
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval McPhee
and her mother, Mrs. Kearns
• returned on the week end from
a three week trip to - England.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Youngblut of Kitchener` visited
last Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell.
Mr. Earl Kelly Sr. and Mr.
Earl Kelly Jr. of Blyth R.R. 2
visited last Sunday with Mr.
anW Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell.
Mr. n'dr Mrs. Major
Youngblut celebrated their* 40
th-- wedding anniversary last
Saturday evening in . the
Auburn Community Memorial
hall. They invited their families
and friends to a dinner catered
to by the Auburn Women's .In-
stitute. Fifty-three ' attended
from Toronto, Shumacher,
Goderich, Brussels, Galt,
Monkton, Thunder Bay, Sar-
nia, London, Kitchener,
Waterloo, Blyth and Auburn.
The family presented their
parents with a coloured
television set.
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TM Children's Ald Society Board met at the Bedford Hotel
Monday afternoon to honour four members who have served
for 10 years or more. Rev. R.C. McClenaghan presented
Hindmarsh letter gets .reply
silver trays to: Taft to right; Mrs. M. Cudmore of Exeter, Mr.
Clarence Hanna of Belgrave, Mrs. D. Bartifff of Clinton and,
Mr. Ivan Haskins of Gordo. (Staff Photo)
Abortion versus contraception
Dear Editor,
In regard to John Hind
marsh's letter to the editor
which clouded the issues of life
and ,death, using 'Population
Zero' as the answer to end all
problems if we, are to survive
on this earth, the answer being
'Contraceptives', `_`Every child
a warted Child," and "Two -
Point -Two" are lots for.
vau."
Because of the high -regard
that I have for`Mr. Hindmarsh,
and knowing his special love of
children, anim T , and the
protection' of 'Wild Life', 'I
found it extremely difficult to
digest his thoughts on 'Human
Life.' I hope that my reply will
be .acceptable to Mr. Hind -
marsh as I am from the accep-
table • . `Two -P ink -Two'
category. (That's ii point ''for
me.)
People who find contracep-
tives acceptable ar not -too
concerned with usin'them, as.
it is becoming easier and easier.
to obtain an abortion.
Dr. Francis Kane of De Paul
Hospital, Near --Orleans
speaking at the annual--' meeting
of . the American Psychiatric
Assn. in Dallas revealed that
99% of 99 pregnant -girls
seeking abortions had accurate
knowledge of at least three
forms of contraception. 66%
could give no satisfactory
reason for not using them. '
Again demonstrated, is the
NAIVETE' of those who
believe th-a-t---- the .ready
availability of contraception
will somehow prevent the use
of abortion as' a means of_ birth
control when the latter is easily
available.
Birth Control speaks
of . preventing new
ife` from beginning.
Abortion kills the new life that
has already begun. Apparently
we have no disagreement here,
but I mention it because some
Birth Control Organizations'
are closely .linked' with
promoting abortion.on demand,
as was proven when a request
was made from these groups for
How to pay
for home
improvements
without getting
nailed.
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Join your credit union.
It) where you belong.
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CREDIT UNION yilti
a grant from Metro -Toronto
council. (Documented„ proof
given by_ the 'Right to. Life'
Assn.)
It -was significant that the
Toronto Newspapers all gave
inaccurate accounts of the
debate.
The Toronto Star. and .Globe
& Mail headlined their reports
that` two 'Birth Control'
Organizations were refused
funds by Metro council, also
Toronto Sun Column, these
papers editorially attacked the
council for denying funds which
would prevent them from
carrying out their work of
teaching 'Birth Control and
referring pregnant women for
legal abortions.'
These three °papers failed,
completely to. mention the
whole reasons behind the
debate - the fact that these
three organizations not only
support abortion on demand,
but are all actively andti",openly
working for abortion on
demand in Canada. There is no
reason why the tax payers of
Metro Toronto should be made
to support 'such activities.
Dr. Potter, Minister of
Health believe women are
using 'Abortion' as a 'Method
of Birth Control', and as such
should not be covered by
O.H.LP..,
In 1972 there were ap-
proximately 31,000 abortions in
Canada to the tune of
Steely formation
of Life group
Last Wed, guest speakers
from the 'Right to Life' Group
from Stratford were invited to
speak to the people interested
in forming a 'Right ,to Life'
branch in this area.
Guests were Dr. and Mrs.
Rynne from Mitchell who
showed slides on life or death
before birth. Also, speaking
were Mrs. Rose Tokar, Mrs.
Mary -Bondy,. Mrs. Camille
Liscinsky from Stratford and
Mrs. Sharon • Weston from
Tavistock.
Information was given on
formation, and the implemen-
ting and purpose of the Group.
An Educational Body, one of
its main concerns is to promote
respect for unborn human life.
It is a ` non-sectarian group
'Because of the: interest of
some people in theClinton area
to belopg to a Right to_Life
Organization" a meetinghas
been arranged with them this
Thursday night at 8 p.m. in the
Victoria Grey and Trust.
• Anyone interested is welcome
to come.
A temporary interim commit-
tee will be formed until the fall.
8,500,000.00 (Hospital Ad-
ministration in Canada 1972)
With life saving advance in
medicine it is extremely rare
that the mother life is
threatened by the baby.
The number 31,000 does not
fall in this category, as the
figures --are far from rare. --
We can only conclude that
More and more women are
using abortion as a method of
birth control for their con-
venience, I strongly object to
my -faxes being: spent to destroy
'Human Life' insteadof saving
lives.
How many people are aware
that their tax " dollars are
paying to slaughter unborn._.
babies.
If you agree with Dr. Potter's
view 'on this, write your mem-
bers both Federal and Provin-
cial to support him on this
issue.
A 'New Morality' is taking
lace in Canada. I' hope' it will
not follow the example of 'the
other countries in the world.
Every child a wanted child is
an idealistic goal. To use being
wanted " by someone as a
' measure of whether a human
life is allowed to live is a
frightening concept 'as, ' sadly,
its converse logically awaits us
- that the unwanted can- be
eliminated.
Waiting lists are long for
couples who want to adopt .a
baby, and- cannot have their
own. They are very much wan-
ted by "someone.
There are no unwanted
babies, only unwanted
pregnancies. As to reference t
0
the full page ad as "nauseating.
nonsense"— I'1I have to agree
with Mr. Hindmarsh that the
methods of killing the baby are
'nauseating'. I also know that
^- few people would stand by and
atch someone_being mutilated
. the street without doing
something to stop it.
The `nonsense' yotl referred
STAT' ALIVE
WITH
RED CROSS -
WATER SAFETY
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to - are 'medical facts' - a
reality_ - - that few people are
aware of today.
If we are to surviV'e on the
earth, it will be due to the
`kind' of people we have in'the
r'world, and not the 'amount'.
People who care about one
another and take some kind of
action to show it by helping.
There will always`be problems -
Ites how we solve them that
counts. -
"While Two -Point -Two' are
lots for, you" "I Rejoice - I have
the Choice!"
`Two -Point -Two'
(C -Osborn)
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