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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-10-25, Page 344 GODERICH SIGNAL SI THURSDAY, O(7fOHiR ff, 1irY3-PAGE SA. Gaunt questions Auld .on nuclear plat Murray Gaunt, MPP for Hon. Mr. Auld: I think the Huron -Bruce questioned in the reaaon that Hydro has installed Legislature recently about the the equipment is because it's pollution monitoring which, ia. costly and "lt s part of its going on at Douglas Point.. project. •We - require this in Mr. Gaunt: Mr. Speaker, I other places but we are have a question of the Minister satisfied that the equipment of the Environment. Does the they have is in working order minister not find it inconsistent and that they are not tinkering that Hydro should monitor its with it. own operation at Douglas Point I just add that I have read in with respect to pollution? If so, - the press that there is some would the minister gave his concern on the part of some own.ministry install the equip- people in the area that the ment and do the monitoring? equipment isn't adequate Hon. J.A. Auld (Minister of because they can't get a the Environment): Speaker, we ' reading. I am not a technical do check all the Hydro person .but I can tell them that operations. I am not sure exac- the equipment 1lydro has, I am tly what, equipment' the hon. informed, is the best one can member is speaking about. Is get and the traces of hydrogen he speaking about hydrogen sulphide are so small that they sulphide? don't register even though, as Mr. Gaunt: Right. the hon. member knows—and, Appointments Principal names four Appointments of staff to offer ” courses in home economics on a sessional basis at Centralia College of Agricultural Technology have been announ- ed by J. A. MacDonald, prin: cipa I. Deborah J. Campbell, B.A., has been appointed as techni'clan to the home economics program and is responsible for the home management apartment. Miss f'ampbell also serves as a laboratory demonstrator in food chemistry. Gregory E. Lucier, from Lon- don, Ontario, presently com- pleting his Ph.D in physiology and food chemistry at the, University of Western Ontario, will be responsible for teaching the physiology and food chemistry coqrses. Arlene Lundgren has been appointed to teach art to the fashion students. Mrs. Lun- dgren received her B.A. degree from the University of Toronto. Myrna R. Mead from Wood- stock, Ontario, who received her B.H.Sc. degree from 'the University of Guelph, will offer courses in history of costume; psychology of dress, textiles, demonstration techniques, and consumer studies. �.. ,11,140 tS 1 time) speaker, at the Goderich Pro -Lite meeting held last ay night at the GDCI auditorium was Dr. Hart Berner, an of the Physics Department, at Waterloo Lutheran ty. The main topic discussed at the meeting was logy: The Behavior of the Unborn Child". Pictured out 200 attend above, left to right, Dr. Hart Berner, Mrs. Owner and their in- fant child, and Goderich Pro -Life Chairman Connie Osborn. The poster on the extreme left of the picture shows the feet of 'an aborted child, ten weeks after pregnancy began. (staff photo) octor outlines pre -natal life early as just 43 days t 200 interested citizens ich and area attended erich Pro -Life meeting ursday night at the chDistrict.Co1legiate In- tspeaker at the meeting; Hart Bezner, chairman Physics Department, (*Lutheran University. ding the meeting with ner was his wife and ant child, main topic at the gwas "Embryology: The• or of the Unborn ding /o Dr. Bezner, the moment a habv is gd, it bears the indelible of a separate, distinct lity, an individual dif- from all ,ot her in- als." Bennerstated that Ind development is SI dynamic in the first oflife, with the central system (the brain) its most important spurt, and the rhythmic ons of the heart begin - the unborn child is a being and abort ion does the taking of the life," he said. ng`his speech, L)r.. Bez- erred to facts presented mented report, presen- the Minnesota State tore in January of 1971. report stated that the ve skeletal, system has ely developed by the f the .sixth week of ncyand brain waves can ted as eaiklyras 43 days. ng.the sixth and seventh the nerves and muscles working together for the e and the lips becorhe e to touch, the first =area body to do so. he seventh week of life, ild's shape and form is kably human. He now the inte,nal organs of ult. arms are §till very short, rids with fingers and are recognizable, and have knees, ankles and lines in the hands begin hop at eight weeks and lids and palms of the become sensitive to at about eight and one sirs. 3tX hormones --.-est rogen ndrogehq—have been ed as early as nine weeks, the growth hor- .detlectable and at ten half weeks, the thyroid renal glands have begun on. Also at ten weeks, been possible to detect and record the child's heart- beat. By the end of the third month, the unborn. child has become very active. He can now kick kis legs, turn his feet, curl and fan his toes, make a fist, move hia-thumb, bend his wrist, turn his head, squint, frown, open his mouth, and press his lips tightly together. The finger- nails. appear and he starts to urinate. The child grows very rapidly during the fourth month of life. His weight increases six tines and he grows 8-10 inches in length. In 'the fifth month, the un- born child will become one foot tall, and weigh approximately one pound. Hair begins to grow on his head and eyebrows and a fringe- of eyelashes appgear. The child's skeleton hardens and the muscles .become stronger. According to the report, the study of the unborn child is a relatively new science and yet, • in its short existence, it has put into perspective what the ob- stetrician has .known for years—i.e. when working with the pregnant woman, there are two patients to be considered. Recent research supports the notion that the child in its mother is a distinc(individual in need of the most diligent study and care. Both patients, mother and child, require and challenge the fullest expertise of the medical art. . The meeting was attended by men of the medical profession as well as men of the clergy, housewives, students and ex- pect'ant" mothers. The basic aims of the Pro - Life group are to inform the general.public that the unborn child is a human being; of the medical, moral, social, and psychological effects of abor- tion; of Canadian abortion facts; and of the. alternatives. to abortion. - Another aim of _the group is to work for changes in the basic conditions which make abor- tion an accepted alternative. They also 'work• towards changes„in public opinion to in- crease respect for human life. Perfect score Bill Stewart shoots well Bill Thompson of Clinton and Bill Stewart of Goderich Couple married The marriage is announced of 'Charlotte Jean Linington of London and Bertram Everett Barwick of Stratford. The wedding -took place Oc- tober 20 at Trinity United Church, London. The .attendants were Mrs. Cora Cook, Port Albert, and Murray Hardy, London. 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