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TIGER DUNLOP .
a WOMEN'S INSTITUTE .
• The Tiger Dunlap Women's
Institute April meeting was
held in -the Carlow Hall, Thur-
sday afternoon April 25. Mrs.
• Eric Reaburn, president,
opened the meeting' .and
welcomed all members and
Visitors.
Roll call "Current Event on
Health" was answered by 29
members and there were seven
visitors present.
The Theme of ,the meeting
was "Health", and Mrs.
Terence Hunter introduced' the,
guest, speaker, Dr. W. Frank.
who gave an informative
_Millsnd educational talk on some
of the workings` of the Huron
County ;Health Unit'
organization as they pertained
•to the public•
Mrs. Ralph Jewell thanked•
the speaker• 'for.his talk and for
familiarizing the ladies with
matters of Health which are so
vital to all.
Some of ,the ladies of the. In-
stitute and district have •been
taking the course "More Ideas
With Sewing 'Knits" and
presented a fashion show of
dresses, dresses, and jackets,
skirt and jacket suits and pant
skuits which_ were all very at.
'`tractive. Leaders Mrs. Richhrd
Buchanan was the, commen-
tator and Mrs. Harm Kloeze
,played appropriate music on
the accordion.
Achievement Dav for 4'-H
Girls '(.`f `Diger Dunlop Clubs
taking course• "Taking A hook
At Yourself ' will be held at the
Brookside School, Lucknow
district, May 25. All mothers of
the girls .and Institute members
are urged • to attend. -
-Theletter from the Ministry
of Agriculture and. Food, Home
Economics Branch re Training
School and Short Course found
the members chdosing
"Tailoring" as first choice and
"Home. Crafts" as' '"second
choice in the Short Courses,
and "Aclzessh'ries for -your
Home as first choice and
"Quilts" as second choice in
Training School.
It was decided to have rthe'
Sunshine Sister Banquet .June
6" in the CtirleW .Hall- with a'•
noon pot luck luncheon :at 1
,p.m.
Next meeting will ' be Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 22 with
Mrs, Jane ,,,Davidson. of
Brucefield as the guest speaker.
As this will, be, a special
meeting it was decided to invite
Auburn', Dungannon • and
Goder-icE;tn.. titutes to hear this
specia.l;r uest speaker and mem-
bers were urged to be present
and bring a friend. •
.Letter was received and read
from Mr. Murray Gaunt,
M1P:P Huron - Bruce in regard
to complaint from the members
regarding as to unsafe con -
editions at intersection ,of Air-
port Road and Highway ,24.
Mr. •Gaunt has aliparently
brought this to the attention of
proper authorities and it is
again being looked into.
Members were informed of
the District Annual Meeting of
Huronn,West District to be held
in Belgrave May 27,. `
Plans were being finalized
for catering to the Masonic.
quet May 4. a
ean,` who has
�a
been custodian of the Carlow
Hall for four and a half years
and who has now moved to
Goderich, was presented with
an Institute Brooch by the
President, in recognition of all
the extra she has willingly done
for the Institute:
Several new members were •
added to the roll call before all
enjoyed a social time together
With a delicious lunch served
by the Lunch' Committee, Mrs.'
Rod Bogie, Convener.
UPCOMING
Several ladies from the
District attended Achievement
Day in -Clinton Wednesday af-
ternoon, Apr.i-l'24 on the course
";More • Ideas With Sewing
Knits",
4-H - Girls Groups of Tiger
Dunlop taking the course
"Taking a Look at Yourself"
have completed their meetings
and are now making plans and
completing their books.
Achievement Day for them will
be May 25 in Brookside Public
School, in the Lucknow
District.
COLBORNE
CENTRAL SCHOOL
Last Thursday night
Colborne entre School was a
hive of activity. The teachers
antkpupils presented the Can-
tata The Pied Piper of
Hamelin with beautiful scenery
and colorful Costumes.
The story of Hamelin. was
ably read by the • Narrator,
Betty Sowerby. Betty unfolded
the old story in a very pleasing,
way. The first Act was the
story, acted out in dialogue and,
song, of how Hamelin was over
run with rats: The people were
in despair andthen came a
solution - the Pied.. Piper came
torthe Mayor and offered to rid
the town of rats for the price of
1000 gilders.
The Mayor gladly promised
this.Jhe Pied Piper played a
tune and .the rats followed to
their death in the river. The
Piper. claimed his 1000 gilders
but was put off by the Mayor
with:50 gilders. 14e then put his
pipe to his lips and piped a
-merry tune dnd the children all
followed" him to the *mountain
where a door'' opened and all
went in. The people were
destitute and alarmed; Where
were their children?
A messenger was.., sent after
the Piper" with the, money. A
happy , ending! The children
were returned to .their fathers, home this week.
v e
Kevin Dykstra as the Mayor
and the Councilmen Cathy
Milburne, Shelly Baer, Mar-
jorie Shoemaker was' a very
pleasing catchy song.
The song `Terrible Terrible
Rats" was a chorus by men and
women of Hatnelin with chorus.
r,. "The Pied. Piper" with Glenn
Lipner as the Piper in a color-
ful costume sang "Ye Rats and
Mice" -•bringing his proposition
to the Mayon, "The Rats are
Gone" was sung by the men
and women with chorus. ..
The Piper then sang "They
have defied mei' and he takes
the children. This was followed
by the men and women with
chorus mournfully singing
"Where are our Children" and
the first Act ended with a sad
note.
Act II was a Mountain dance
by the children and Act II'I; the
return of the children and the
final chorus had good singirt'g
and Jots of color. '
The teachers and pupils are
to be congratulated for a very
fine performance and the
singing spoke well of ,the Music
Instructor. They were all ably
assisted by the mothers making
costumes which were very
colorful. This•was truly a wor-
thwhile effort and ,.Colborne
Central School should•be com-
mended for such aline ..perfor-
mance. '
SOCIAL NEWS
. Mr. and Mrs. Teu�nis Kolk-
man are celebrating their 40th
wedding anniversary this
Friday afternoon and evening,
, May 3 in Sanford. Open House
will be 2 -, 5.p.m.: and dancing
will -begin at 9 p.m. Friends and
neighbours are' cordially
welcome.
Mr-. and Mrs. Terence Hun-
ter accompanied by Mr. Irvine
Hunter and M'i:ss Grace Hunter
of Goderich visited Mr. Irine
Hunter's daughter, Mrs: Jean
Barkley in Londhn over- the
weekend.
Mr. and .Mrs. Delbert Geiger
of Zurich visited the latter's
sister, Mrs. • .Gordon Kaitting
and •Mr. Kaitting on Sunday.
Earl Sherwood is a patient in
University Hospital, London,,
>4n4 his many friends and..
neighbors., wish him a speedy •
• recovery. •
North Harbour Road.
Mrs': Maitland Montgomery
has been a patient in Victoria "-----"Damage to the parked
Hospital, London and is im- vehicle,. owned by Glen Adair,
• improving• nicely and expects to, be Stratford, was $200 and to the
Schmidt car, $400,. police
estimate. c.c,
Also on April 27, cars driven
PROTEIN ECONOMY by David Thompson, Bradford
and Arnold Doak, RR 2,
1.
Septic task mets eipl.ined
to coiuicil by Frank Mills
By SHIRLEY 'J. FELLER
Dr. Frank Mills, Huron's
Medical Officer of Health, took
time oat Thursday morning to
outline to county council the
new regulations with regard to
septic tank installation here.
Private sewage disposal.
systems, regulated through,th&
Environment Protection Act of
1971, were ,taken out of the,
hands of the Ministry of Health
and placed'under the authority
of the Ministry 'of the Environ.:
rpent effective April 15, 1974.
According .to Dr. Mills, this
date may have •been somewhat
'premature in relation to En-
vironment's readiness to
assume responsibility.
"There is an awful lot of con-
fusion,"' said Dr. 'M'ills, "but
we're trying to sort through it."
Fraud artist
is conning
merchants
cs
Goderich police advise
storekeepers •to "watch for &
fraud artist who recently stole
two cartons of cigarettes from a
local shop.
The 'person is described as
,male, about 20 years old .with
'dark hair. He says he is getting
the cigarettes for an official
with the Department of High-
ways. •
The name he'' uses is fic-
ticious. Persons encountering
this person should alert police
at once.
Police estimate damage at
$1500 resulting from an ac-
.cident involving two cars and a
light standard, April 26.
Cars driven by. Charles
Crawford, RR 3, Goderich and
Clifford Rahm, Clinton were in
collision•on Huron Road near
Oxford Street.
Damage to the Crawford car
was $60G to t(ie Rahn;, 'car
$200 and to the lightsta'ndarc1`
$700, police say. ,
On 'A p.ril • a ,ca,ir drivep1ibvt
FrankiSchmidt, RR 2, ClinFton,:',
struck a vehicle parked oni
.and mothers. •
,The Cantata opened with 'a
chorus - Hamelin, Our Hamelin
by the Townspeople. The Town
Until April 29, ratepayers in
Huron who sought a septic tank
installation permit, found
!themselves "in limbo" since
Huron's officials could not,
issue permits, and the London
office was not prepared to do so
either..
Now, however, the Health
Unit in Huron does have a
limited supply of forms - and
thelocal MOH has been given!,
temporary authority to' sign
permits for -residents..
Dr:. Mills said an agreement
between Environment -and the
local -health unit 'has been
signed by Huron officials and
`ratified bv,the 'Environment.
He' said some countivs have
chosen not to sign the
agreement with Environment,
but he said he believed -Harron
did well to sign the agreement
and retain the local inspec-
tions.
"The Health Unit staff . will,
make every effort to make this
transition smoothly, so the
public does not suffer,
promised the MOH.
There. are 10 steps to be
followed from the time permit
application is trade until the
system is approved for use.
"As long as the applicant is a
good reader, he should have no
problem," said [)r. Milts who
Praised the application, forms
and their intent:
Septic, tank permits -
necessary to install, repair or
change in anv fashion - will
cost $15. Lot approval in cer-
tain instances wilt cost, $10.
Penalties for, violation call •for•
fines of up to $1,000.
CODERICH. S'IONAL-STAR,: THURSDAY, 'M Y 2►. 1,74-410074, 7
"The aim is to make it as
thorough as possible," said Dr:
Mills who estimated .it' would
take about one month for his
department\to "fumble our
way" throughrthis new system.
He also promised �. an'
assessment. of costs to the
Health Unit for this new ser-
vice, after three months.
Reeve Ed Oddleifson,
Bayfield, asked how long this
temporary authority would last
for Dr. Mills to act as local
director for Environment. Dr.
Mills replied that as long as
permits are issued by the
Health., Unit according to the
guidelines set down by En- ,
vironment, the present system
could "stay indefipitely". But
Environment does reserve the
right to make changes at any,
time. Dr. Mills added.
The .MOH also 'suggested
that an office of the Environ-
ment should be set up in the
county. I,-ieadduarters.for Lam-
bton and Huron is Sarnia.vThe
next closest office is Owen
Sound.
Reeve Everett Mcllwain,
Goderich Township,•said that if
the county asks for an office in
Huron, "don't let's complain
about the increase of'•civil ser-
vants in the province."
Or. Mills said in his. view, a
Huron office would entail split-
ting the present staffin Sarnia
between, the two offices. Reeve
Mcllwain said that wasn't the
way it usually ended : up
however, •and felt a Huron of-
fice would necessitate substan-.
tially more employees.
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Crier, Linda Kaminska gave a Ground beef labelled "lean" Goderich, were in collision on
pleasing song,. "I'm a Very Im or "extra lean" may not be the Si.Christoph.er'sBeach Road.
portant Man" followed by a . best buy nutritionally, reports Damages were $200 to the
pleasant, trio' of a village 'love Con miners' Associat+crrr- f Thompson car and $25 to the
affair, presented by Katrina, Canada. The additional price Doak vehicle, police estimate..
Connie Baer; Gretchen, Renee consumers pay is often so high In other duties, police_laid 10
Lorti; Hans, •Darrell Kloeze , that regular ground beef ac- .charges' under . the ,,Criminal
and >'eter, Joe Moore. tually prbvtdes• more .:lean, Code, 18 under'the Highway
"Here we come" was a therefore more protein, for your- A- Traffic Act, five under the
delightful song sung by the money. CAC National Office is . Liquor Control Act and.fivecun-
childre•n of Hamelin and located at 251 Laurier Ave. der local bylaws. `
"Dance of the Rats" was by the West, Room 801, Ottawa.
pupils of O r a d e s • 1, 2, '3,4, and
5 , which was very well. done.
"Singing Comedy" by Mut-
ter, Sandra ' Rowe, and • the
"Whippoorwill Song" by Jacob,'
Bobby Proctor, were also very
well` done:
"Lullaby" by Freida,
Darlene Jewell. , was en•jhyed.
and "I am the Mayor" by
NEW STYLES!
NEW SHADES!
NEW CONCEPTS!
mIART SUITS
FROM '„
9$� y UAL CO-ORDINATES
ZERS-SLACKS
GOOD SELECTION OF Blit, PRICED
•
GODERICH FROSTED FOODS
65 HAMILTON STREET -
HOMEMADE„
HamburgPaMes
FAST -FRY
Minute Steaks
FRESH - SLICED
Side Pork
OR MAY WE SUGGEST
Miniature' Flowering Cactus
Regular Cactus
Specimen Cactus
Leaf and head lettuce,, cucumbers, TO -
beans,
O.,beans, yellow• beans, cern, peas, beets, , • *r PLEASE
dutch sets, multipliers.
CIS. FERTILIZER.
, WEDDING?
BOX PLANTS..A°rriving i c,rmat clothes for men
FOR All YOUR GARDENING AND LA
ART'S LNDSCA.
NURSERY St GARDEN
when Limited
OPEN 7 DAYS
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BENNETT ST., GODERICH
Monday thru S Fir Men
A WEEK Saturday 12 to
tICH KINCARDINE
10 LB.'
BOX
L.B.
La 89c
'1.45
LB 75c
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DELUX E $
Mc�AIN'S - 1 LB, 6 OZ.•89-AIN ' if
PIZZASPL
.1.1'9
AYLMER - TOMAT6
CATSUP
11 OZ.
BOTTLE
29c
BRIM FULL - COOKED IN TOMATO SAUCE
14 ot.
SPAGHET1I• 2R TINS
ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS
SHINE
• n OZ. vO
RISE'N' 31/1:K:
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VARIETIES
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This' baby
needs help
Your silence is
killing him
YOUR SUPPORT COULD SAVE HELPLESS HUMAN IEINGS
As you read this, you literally hold the power of life,
and death; in your hands. if you put this paper aside
without taking action, you will 'be giving indirect
assistance to those who would exterminate countless
unborn children.
During -1173 in our accredited Canadian hospitals
over 40,000 -I hocent; defenseless unborn beings met a
Violent, and inhuman death, MORE IN 74. 'This destruc-
tion of human life- is not only an immoral atrocity but a,
social injustice. When you have become hardened to
the phrase . of Pregnancy; the next step
will be euthenasia - perhaps yours - if you are an incon-
venience to someone .else. ONE„,THING LEADS TO
ANOTHER.
.Citizens who favor liberalized abortion laws say the
mother -of this child has rights over her own body. We
•-emphatioally agree! But do her rights include dealing
out a death sentence to another .human, being. who is
coinpletely defenseless? •
Many contend that the unborn child has no rights.
•They,. say he isn't a child at all. Look at the picture
again. Two' weeks, after this child was conb,ived, he
was almostin constar'8 motion and responded to
movements of stress. Six weeks later, he sucked his
thumb. If he had been removed from the womb three
months after conception, he would have struggled.for
life as long as two or,three hours.
THESE ARE FACTS
Can you say in your heart that the unborn child isn't
entitled to a natural development- of the -life. God ,bias
given him? Does anything justify the unprovoked snat-
ching, of human life?
7 You can speak for this child and others like him who
have no;voice. Write your govemmental representative
now and cast your vote AGAINST liberalized abortion
laws. It will cost you only eight cents in postage.
Don't leave this fight to the next person. It is your,
voice that is important. Unless you pick up your pen
now, thousands (upon thousands of children will die
and end up in the incinrators of our hospitals.
Itis your choice now...for all, time. 3, ,
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Parliament's most basic 'duty is to protect in-
nocent human life.u•Thascientific evidence now
puts it beyond reasonable doubt that a new
human life begins at conch'ption,,yet.>bur laws
permit the 'widespread practice of abortion in
Canada. _
NAME.
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Therefore, we, the undersigned, call upon
Parliament to enact legislation providing for the
child conceived but `iiibt yet born - the same
protection provided 'for any other person.
We also urge Parliament to show leadership in
fostering a life-sustaining •Society.
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Crier, Linda Kaminska gave a Ground beef labelled "lean" Goderich, were in collision on
pleasing song,. "I'm a Very Im or "extra lean" may not be the Si.Christoph.er'sBeach Road.
portant Man" followed by a . best buy nutritionally, reports Damages were $200 to the
pleasant, trio' of a village 'love Con miners' Associat+crrr- f Thompson car and $25 to the
affair, presented by Katrina, Canada. The additional price Doak vehicle, police estimate..
Connie Baer; Gretchen, Renee consumers pay is often so high In other duties, police_laid 10
Lorti; Hans, •Darrell Kloeze , that regular ground beef ac- .charges' under . the ,,Criminal
and >'eter, Joe Moore. tually prbvtdes• more .:lean, Code, 18 under'the Highway
"Here we come" was a therefore more protein, for your- A- Traffic Act, five under the
delightful song sung by the money. CAC National Office is . Liquor Control Act and.fivecun-
childre•n of Hamelin and located at 251 Laurier Ave. der local bylaws. `
"Dance of the Rats" was by the West, Room 801, Ottawa.
pupils of O r a d e s • 1, 2, '3,4, and
5 , which was very well. done.
"Singing Comedy" by Mut-
ter, Sandra ' Rowe, and • the
"Whippoorwill Song" by Jacob,'
Bobby Proctor, were also very
well` done:
"Lullaby" by Freida,
Darlene Jewell. , was en•jhyed.
and "I am the Mayor" by
NEW STYLES!
NEW SHADES!
NEW CONCEPTS!
mIART SUITS
FROM '„
9$� y UAL CO-ORDINATES
ZERS-SLACKS
GOOD SELECTION OF Blit, PRICED
•
GODERICH FROSTED FOODS
65 HAMILTON STREET -
HOMEMADE„
HamburgPaMes
FAST -FRY
Minute Steaks
FRESH - SLICED
Side Pork
OR MAY WE SUGGEST
Miniature' Flowering Cactus
Regular Cactus
Specimen Cactus
Leaf and head lettuce,, cucumbers, TO -
beans,
O.,beans, yellow• beans, cern, peas, beets, , • *r PLEASE
dutch sets, multipliers.
CIS. FERTILIZER.
, WEDDING?
BOX PLANTS..A°rriving i c,rmat clothes for men
FOR All YOUR GARDENING AND LA
ART'S LNDSCA.
NURSERY St GARDEN
when Limited
OPEN 7 DAYS
l
��
BENNETT ST., GODERICH
Monday thru S Fir Men
A WEEK Saturday 12 to
tICH KINCARDINE
10 LB.'
BOX
L.B.
La 89c
'1.45
LB 75c
*EV
DELUX E $
Mc�AIN'S - 1 LB, 6 OZ.•89-AIN ' if
PIZZASPL
.1.1'9
AYLMER - TOMAT6
CATSUP
11 OZ.
BOTTLE
29c
BRIM FULL - COOKED IN TOMATO SAUCE
14 ot.
SPAGHET1I• 2R TINS
ORANGE FLAVOUR CRYSTALS
SHINE
• n OZ. vO
RISE'N' 31/1:K:
�/1KG. 4R691
SUPREME APPLE BLOSSOM
Biscuits AssRTED
VARIETIES
7-
89c
r
This' baby
needs help
Your silence is
killing him
YOUR SUPPORT COULD SAVE HELPLESS HUMAN IEINGS
As you read this, you literally hold the power of life,
and death; in your hands. if you put this paper aside
without taking action, you will 'be giving indirect
assistance to those who would exterminate countless
unborn children.
During -1173 in our accredited Canadian hospitals
over 40,000 -I hocent; defenseless unborn beings met a
Violent, and inhuman death, MORE IN 74. 'This destruc-
tion of human life- is not only an immoral atrocity but a,
social injustice. When you have become hardened to
the phrase . of Pregnancy; the next step
will be euthenasia - perhaps yours - if you are an incon-
venience to someone .else. ONE„,THING LEADS TO
ANOTHER.
.Citizens who favor liberalized abortion laws say the
mother -of this child has rights over her own body. We
•-emphatioally agree! But do her rights include dealing
out a death sentence to another .human, being. who is
coinpletely defenseless? •
Many contend that the unborn child has no rights.
•They,. say he isn't a child at all. Look at the picture
again. Two' weeks, after this child was conb,ived, he
was almostin constar'8 motion and responded to
movements of stress. Six weeks later, he sucked his
thumb. If he had been removed from the womb three
months after conception, he would have struggled.for
life as long as two or,three hours.
THESE ARE FACTS
Can you say in your heart that the unborn child isn't
entitled to a natural development- of the -life. God ,bias
given him? Does anything justify the unprovoked snat-
ching, of human life?
7 You can speak for this child and others like him who
have no;voice. Write your govemmental representative
now and cast your vote AGAINST liberalized abortion
laws. It will cost you only eight cents in postage.
Don't leave this fight to the next person. It is your,
voice that is important. Unless you pick up your pen
now, thousands (upon thousands of children will die
and end up in the incinrators of our hospitals.
Itis your choice now...for all, time. 3, ,
CLIP & MAIL . ; PETOION
Watch Neict Week's Ad for our
Appreciation Sore'
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Imo
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11111111111111101101.161111111111111.01.
,COMMITTEE OF ,ONE MILLION- ALLIANCE FOR
LIFE . - (Local Group, Goderich Pro Life)
Parliament's most basic 'duty is to protect in-
nocent human life.u•Thascientific evidence now
puts it beyond reasonable doubt that a new
human life begins at conch'ption,,yet.>bur laws
permit the 'widespread practice of abortion in
Canada. _
NAME.
CLIP & MAIL
Therefore, we, the undersigned, call upon
Parliament to enact legislation providing for the
child conceived but `iiibt yet born - the same
protection provided 'for any other person.
We also urge Parliament to show leadership in
fostering a life-sustaining •Society.
1
•
ADDRESS _ --- __ TOWN
RIDING , — AGE (IF, UNDER 18)
Is This Life Worth 8c? MAIL BEFORE JUNE,30-TOS
GODERICH PITO LIFE, BOX 133, 0ODERICH NIA 8‘15
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