HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-02-07, Page 16!AGE ! ODERJCI S. t¢tV'AL-SHAH, THLiRSP44Y,- :FEBRi)ARY 7 1974
MR. AND . MRS. LQRNE
RODGES
'.(photo by Carman)
Couple celebrate
crnniy e res a.r,y
On the oecasrorvof" their 50th
wedding ann•iversa'ry, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Rodges. were enter- -
tained by their fam.ilio d'inwer
at the Candlelight 'a'^ i• nn,
Bayfield Rd. .4,W, .
They weremarried `December
19, 1923 • at the` home Of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E.A. Currell, Saltford by Rev.
Mr. Headley of Victoria St.
United Church.
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�_- They .„farmed yin Colborne
1927, when they
move0:til :Goderich Twp. where
they .Still reside. They have a
family of two sons Leonard and
John of Goderich• Twp; one
daughter, Mrs. W:J. (Dorothy)
Ferguson, Brani.pton; . and 13
grandchildren. • •'
They -are both members. of
Victoria St. United Church,`'
Goderich.
CO'LBQRNE -CORNER
REC . COMMITTEE -
Colborner Township
.Recreation' Committee held an
interesting meeting last
day, February 3, in the Carlow
Telt , with the President, Mr.:
• Wm. ,Bogie in the chair.
Minutes of the previous
meeting were read and adoptedT
b': the Secretary Miss 'Helen
•Brindley. The response from
the questionnaire for S,aturdav ,
morning sports at- the school
showed. keen interest':
Due to the tremendous it
terestdust' .grades five to' eight
can be handled this season.
The Committee` decided
School ' Sports 'Activities will
start at Colborne Central
School --ft his Saturday morning,
February 9, from 10 a.m. to T2
noo,i for Grades 5 to 8. ` This
will be carried on till the 'spring
holidays. '•
Parents of aildren in these
grades who have children that,
are interested please make note,
of this. _�
•' •• '1?laps are starting for the
arrangements for sw.irnrni.ng.
lessons this summer for school
tchild'ren; with Clem Stef ler in
charge. `.
The card party sponsored` by
Ehis'�C►mmitte°e` ' 'December 5
. was„ quite satisfactory and it
was' decided to • have 7nother
such party, Euchre and 500, in
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,SHARE ti -r' YOUR
GOOD "HEALTH!
Industria
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• Farm
1Ftictary
• Plain' i r. safety toe. Choice of
severe 010 materials.
m
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the Carlow Hill Wednesday'
evening, February 27, at 8:30
p.m.
The next ..meeting of --•"the
Recreational Committee will be
Thursday 'evening February 14,
in, tbe Carlow Hall at 8 p.m, •
Mr.. Don Reid, Consultant for
;Sports and Recreation Branch
^
of the Ministry.of Community
and,Social Services will be the,
speaker at, • this' informal'
meeting and will giveadvice�
arid any information 'be -,.has in ,
regard. to ,Sports ateii
creational Activities• M. the
Township..., -
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Residents of Colborne .Town-
, ship are asked t -o • please make
jnote of this date on yourCalen-
dar and plan to attend this
meeting which will be for the
interest of everyone.
.M'rs;-'G. i(aitting
Social hews
'4—H Leaders and Assistants
are reminded of the- training
school for the course "Take a
Look ",at Yourself ' in the
Wesley, -Willis United Church, •
'Clinton, February 11 and 12,10
a.m.• to'3:30 p,m.
Mr: and Mrs.' Henry Brindley
of Goderich have,returned from
a very pleasant holiday in
Florida. ' They eprrt' the trip
was lovei"y and the weather per-
fect., ,
;The sympathy of the corn-
.ai:unity,;t.is. extended, ,Lth.e
family of the late 'Cha es•Mdit-
chell.
The sympathy of the corn-
mun'ityL--•.is "extended` to_. the
.family of the'late Mrs.. Isabella
Morris who was the late .'Tom•
Morris',' mother.
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iHeiart foundation preseflts'
series a on progress esin. made •
to combat hear�di ea e. - 'Part -1
(You-r',Heart. F'qun'dation
presents a' four=part .series .on
heartdisease- to, inform the
public sof the progress , being
made. to combat this twentieth
century health hazard.)
By: John R. Armstrong; M.P.,
Canadian I eart• Founcjatilih.
LETHAL
NUMBERS GAME
AIthough not generally
khowti . for their' 'addictions to
gambling, Canadians do 'gam-
ble on a numbers.,game in
which the stakes areas high as
life itself. The odds vary, but
all of us are involved in the
game of chance that deterrn.ines
whether or not we will suffer a
premature heart attack.
It is a fact that one out. of
'every four Canadian adults has
same ,form` `of heart disease;
that one"out of two of us will,
die froth heart disease; that the
overwhelming majority of theses''
deaths will "be' due to •heart
tack.' The -age at which these
events take place -determines
the size of your'stake''in this
game.
The farri'ily of a thirty-year'
old father who dies of .a heart
attack will suffer much greater
mental and financial hardship
than the family of an older
man dying in, his sixties. And.
what :is the price paid by a
,forty-year-old•suffering a severe,
but non-fatal heart attach
whichprevents his return 'to
Work. The loss of another
twenty-five "years' earnings' at
peak rate, the lack of financial
security which coiild have been
bailt up before -retirement, the
drastic reduction in standard of
'li`ving and' the prospect of many
years taking costly drugs all
add up to a 'considerable stake
in this game of life. •
You' may wonderA
wheie the
ens come -in.'.
Luckily, 'four out of five of
those who survive a heart. at-
tack can return• to produf`t'ive
employment In° addition, ,heart '
research "s'cientisis have
discovered' factors which. affect`
slur chances of having' a heart'
b
attack. They have given us,. the
Chance to, increase .the odds1 f
avoiding a' heart attack too
soon. ••:,E3.owexer,- - just knowing
..,,the riskk' factors,,,is not enough.
There are three factors over
which we have no Control. We
should be more on guard if they
affecd. us. But more important .
is to change mitliving habits.to
reduce rhe other risk factor
categories which may be
'present. Check and see how'
. many factor;; apply .to you.
Heredity,an
d it e
Ht
factors weage cannot anrecontroal.
Heart .disease tends to run in
fartiilies and should emphasize
the "im'ic,rtante--- of heathful
living,, It applicable°- in your
case: Hardening of the arteries
starts ,at :an early age and ad=
vancesu with age to the point
where a fifty -year-old man has
four tines the risk of'heart at-
tack of a thirty-year-old. Sex is
"also important. as women 'tend
to develop coronary artery
disease later in life" than men
'and to a less dangerous degree.
,_Lp to middle age, heart attacks
are five times more frequent in
men than in women.
Now lets look at t1Te factors
you can control and remember
the Odds, stated are those'corn-
pared with normal - that•is, the
chances of the individual who
does not -fit :into a particular
risk category.
Consistent high blood.
pressure increases your risk to
four times normal.. .And what.
goes Up- can' -come 'down. A
veritable arsenal of new drugs
• and ,diet information enables
your physician to give more .ef-
fect,ive' treatment and control
the' pressure once .lt.'s down.
'A high' level of the bloodfats,.
cholestercil, increases your risk
of heart attack to three:times
normal. Dietary control may be
a key factor and your doctor's
advice 'should be ,sought in
Iddwnring yogr• intake of foods
high in saturated" fat ands
cholesterol. '
Moderate obesity - • up to
, twenty., percent .above normal
weight. can double your. risk.
L,ok better, feel better; and be •
mere active, by maintaining,
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. As you know'by now, we changed'a tot of thinOs`last.p.yu
dear. We gave you.a new return, a new Guide,'several hew
deductions and a few newrrules. And quite honestly, we were
.more than a little concerned about your reaction to it all.
(Arid very,'very interested In your—opinions.).
a . Well, now that we've had time to really look back at it
and assess it honestly, it appears thatmost taxpayers did:
not seem to find it too difficult. The error rate did not ac-
celerate greatly or Change drastically frorn former years
Generally, most'tazpayeri seemed to handle their new
returns fairly well.
Howey,er, Income Tax will never be the 'easiest or most
enjoyable thing in anyone's life. Anid it will always present
problems in some arebs, for some people. That's expected
'and ,understandable.
So. What we want to do now is really work oh those
prbblem areas°.'And the bestaway to do that's to work with
you, individually, on whatever part of Income Tax that causes
you. difficulty.
And that's what April Aid is all about..It's a help system
and its primary objective is to ensure that whenever or
., whatever you need help with. yo.u.,can get it. And know.how
to get it.
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First. Your Gurde ip always the
best answer when you have a problem.
•Read°it. Follow it. It not only.gives explana-
flaans, but in many cases, examples of just
'..how to figure something -out.
To
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Second. If you're still confused or something just
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, , • ' own DistricLlaxatioh Office is below and at the
• eridof^that number theref are people whose only job is to.help
taxpayers with problems, by telephone And on Mondays and
Tuesdays phone Fines are open 'til 6 p.m. So don't hesitate: '
If you live outside the office area, call the Operator and
ask for Zenith 0-4000. She will automatically connect you,to
your own District Taxation Office. Remember, alf.calls are
free, all questions are answered. and if you have queries;vv;e
want you to'call. -
Third. Sortie -people prefer to talk things averiti
person. If you re one of them and have pro Jlemsc
drop by for free helpfAnytime. The address of your~
District Taxation Office is below
Fourth.Writ,e., To tfie address below. Explain your
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return, well answer all letters as qurckly"and clearly as
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your weight at normal for your
age and bone structure.
Smoking not only increases
your risk of having a premature
- heart attack but. ,is all impor-
tant factor in ycm r chances o
.surviving.` S no`kers' are 'a
disproportionate percentage of
those suffering sudden death
after a heart attack. Your risk
increases, with :the number of
cigarettes you smoke. The peck
a day :goo has twice the (risk
and the four ,packs. a day
smoker has fen times the risk of
a non-smoker, Happily, dying
up the need, can bring your risk
. backer down to normal so - give
up 'smoking.'
Physical. fitness and its
relation 'to heart attack causes
same controversy at the 'present
time. Nevertheless, the increase
in physical and rnental'.well-
being and the improvement• in
appearance resulting from, fit-
ness may more than justify the
effort required. 'And there' is
evidence to suggest your chan-
ces of making a good recovery
are improved, should heart at-
tack strike. Finally., keeping fit
will.automatically assist yciu CO'
control the other' HA factors, so
.forget the odds on this one and
just. consider the .results.
Well, how did you 'measure
up? •If you fall into all the risk
categories mentioned and do
change . your ''ha'bits as.
suggested, _the umbers will
work in -your fav •ur, Multiply
,,all_the _odds- _togethe.r-a.nd•.you.' 11
be pleasantly surprised' at the
large increase' in the Todds in
favour` of ...avoiding •that
premature heart attack.:
For further. Information on
reducing the risk ,pf heart of
tack,' contact' your' provincial
Heart Foundation, •
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Next: ,The Wav ' to a'• Man's,
Heart-. '.
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A FEW-QUESTI9NS
QUESTION:
What is the value of a Conestoga College Nursing Diploma?
ANSAR: •
The Nursing Diploma grantedupon completion of the two year program enables the
graduates to be • eligible ,to write' the examinations to ':becorne a Registered Nurse.
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AN•D ANSWERS.' 1;1.
QUESTION:
Recently the Ontario Government transferred the Nursing Diploma Programs from the
Hospital Schools of Nursing to' the Communtty•Colleges: How doe's this transferaf-
' fact .the programa
ANSWER:
Hardly at'all: Conestoga College -will process the applications, but the chairman of •
..each Nursing Division will, choose the candidates. Since our Divisionnchatrmen are
the former directors of the Hospital Schools of -Nursing, their knowliidge and ex
perience will continue to guide tha,.p.rogram:
QUESTION: ,.
Will the nursing students continue to have as much nursing experience in 'hospitals
as :they did pr(dr to 'the transfer to the College? fi
ANSW: ,
•Yeis, definERitely. Since clinical experience is a vital part of the �onestpga College Nur-
sing Diploma' Program the ,nursing students will have as much and if poissible more
nursing experience in the hospitals and community health agencies than they did
before. ,
QUESTION:
Have the, locations' were' nursirig atud'ents take their classes and clinical experien-
cos changed? , • :. .
ANSWER; • - ,,,
No. Classes are held in the former HOapital Schools of Nursing buildings and 'clinical
experience is obtained in the ,same' hospitals as before.
QUESTION(- ' t m
Where.are the Conestoga College Nursing Iiivisions located and who should be con-
tacted for specific information?
'ANSWER:
Nursing Division
Location
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Cambridge (Galt)
Dooh (Kitchener),
Guelph
Stratford
QUUESTION:,
When and how do 1 enroll?
. ANSWER:
Former Hospital '$chogl
of Nursing
Chairpian • ' Telephone
South Waterloo Memory Hospital ' Mrs. JP: Levy
St. Mary's Hospital
K -W Hospital `
rt St. Joseph's :Hospital
Guelph General Hospital
Perth -Huron RAgionisl
Wise C. Dudgeon
Miss J. Cady .
MIstil. G, Ust"rrycki
'Mrs. D. Maclntyre
(adjoining Stratford. General .Miss T. Pokey
'Hospital)
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623-2300
65,3-1089
742-3551,
745-6163
824-2950
622-1601
271-5081
Registrations are ncow being accepted. You should apply"immediately to be sure of a
Made in the division of your choice. For the brochure and application form, write or
•tolephone.
The' Reglitrar,
'_Conestoga College,
299 Doon Valley Drive,
Kitchener, °Mark)
0 Telephone: 653-2511, extensloir227.
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