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Four girls were singled out at',,GDCI's first phase awards assembly Last Friday morning for
honors in sports activities. They are (back rbw, left to right) Lori Keller who was named most
valuable junior girls' basketball player; Chris Wildgen, most valuable junior girls' volleyball
player; (front row left to right) Pamela Stewart, most valuable senior girls' volleyball player; lay e.r;
and Tanya Palmer, most valuable `senior girls' basket talk player. (staff photo
Researcher
speaks to
Cane Society
Dr, Alec McCarter, Director
of Research Laboratory at, he
University of Western Ontario,
spoke to members of Huron
Unit of the Canadian Cancer
"Society in Exeter last week on
some aspects of scientific
research being 'carried out in
the cancer field. He prefaced
his remarks by underscoring
the importance of the Societ.y's
yearly campaign for'funds, the
greeter part 'of which goes to
research. •
He explained the process by
which grants are obtained by
individuals working in that
area. He also explained the
kind of research being done,
such as examining sources of
contamination and cancer
iproducing agents. He stated
bviruees can produce cancer in
animals - a proven fact, and we
i. ey;pretty sure they can also
cause cancer in man, but we are
stile looking for the proof. It is
a fact that cigarette smoking is
directly related Co the
prevalence of kng"cancer; yet
'in England', for instance, 3.6
billion dollars a year is still,
being spent on, cigarettes."
He touched on the use of
some plant alkaloids such as in
periwinkle in the treatment of
same types such as. leukemia,
but again mach research is
needed, ens' he concluded with
the assertion that ''"the work
you members are' all doing in
April is the most important
anyone can do.
Introduced by Harvey John-
ston of Clinton, Dr. McCarter
received warm words of ap-
preciation by Chester Ar-
chibald of ,Clinton.
During the business session
conducted by president Gordon
Richardson of Clinton, Norman
Whiting of Exeter reported
10,5.54 ,raised to date in the
anpaign. Reports by the
ranch service too :patients
hairmen showed a marked in-
rease in the ,umber ,of
equests for assistance and type
f services provided to patients
hroughout the county.
...
The most valuable wrestler at GDCI for the 1973-74 school,
year„ was' Jim Ginn. Jim's awards were presented to him by
Ray• Donnelly, GDCI physical education instructor. (staff
photo)
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GODERICI•I SIGNAL -STAR, THURsDA'Y, MAY 9, 1974 -AOR
T 24,60 Annual'.. Officers'
Conference of the Federated
Women's Institute of Ontario
met in session at the University
of Waterloo, April 30, .May,1 and -
2. The conference is a training
school for officers, this -time for
branch presidents, resolutions
conveners and members at
large.
666 delegates registered at
Village 2 of the University.
"Tuesday afternoon the delegates
had a 21 hour bus tour in the
locality, when they were intro-
duced to the Mennonite Way of
Life. In the Evening at the Hum-
•anities Theatre a short film was
shown "Introduction to Mennon-
ite Story". Rev. Vernon Leis
ancl'Pastor Doug Synder fielded
many questions from the inter-
ested audience. Mennonite Cent-
ral Committee (MCC) work in
the Name of Christ around the
world, with Love for all People,,
on a day to day basis, 'every
day of the week.
Mrs. Harvey Nobitt presided
for the session Wedliesday in
the Humanities Theatre and.
spoke on the theme: "There is
a Tide in the affairs of men,
which taken at the flood, leads
on 'to fortune" — Shakespeare:
She mentioned opportunities
which present themselves for
W.I., namely to stress , for the
dignity and importance of the
role of the Mother in the home,
more part time work for
women, students and the dis-
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W.I. members have. of nutrition
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Greetings. were extended by
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Small, Essex, chairman of
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utions; Mrs. Calvin Carmichael,
Iklerton, Directors at large.
Ar over 90 voice choir of the
Waterloo Oxford Secondary
Glee Club presented "The Pir-
ates of Penzance", Wednesday
evening,much to the delight of
the W.I. audience. Director of
music is Mr. Edwin Ferguson.
Dr. T. M. Hadwen, University
of Guelph,'addressed the closing
session May 2nd on "Stress in
Rural Ontario". Stress is not
A
any worse ,In rural than urban
area. 'Some kinds of changes
effect rural people, with an ever
widening circle, in a wider en-
vironment. We are now driving
to a supermarket to shop,
school children. bussed to"larger
schools, local churches are ix?-
ing closed. There is that loss of.
the local institution and we are
dealing with strangers. There
are many changes in agricult-
ure and a'lthou h,, we accent,
many people do not like . it.
There are changes in Family
Life,,,, .Young people leave the
farms and small villages be-
come ,old people's villages.'
Gir18 are more apt to go from
rural Ontario, ahead of the boys.
A change in marriage mean3
that the part time farmer must
lea 'e the running of same to
his wife, at times the change
is resented. City people' moving
into rural' areas', are. "urban
romantics", they • want to live
in city parks and resent the
aroma from the ,hog barns and
the area of the gravel pit.
Province must soon decide on
land use. This ..need to"succeed ,
is almost a disease, all work
and no play. The W.I. can
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where they are and maintain
some kind of community life.
Stress is "something we pretend
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brought out in the open, it is
apt to come out in more des-
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