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DERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1981 0,
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On February 11, there ik
be a meeting of La L,eche
League in Huron County at
the home of Janis Bisback,
86 Queen Street E., Hensall
at 2 p.m. This is the first
meeting in'a series of four to
be held in the Hensall area.
The topic for discussion will
be "Breastfeeding and its
many advantages". • .
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January's meeting was
held in Goderich and was
well attended with over half
of the women present at
their first league meeting,
including a grandmother
from Thunder Bay who was
visiting with her newborn
grandchild.
1981 is a special year in the
life of La Leche League, as
they are celebrating 25 years
of volunteer 'serviceto
women who want to nurse
their infants. The seven
founding mothers gathered
at a picnic chatting about
their experiences, never
dreamed that a quarter of a
century later there would be
over 4,000 similar groups of
women sharing opinions and
giving support to each other
as' they mother their infants
in an easy and natural way.
LLL in Huron County has
been active for almost three
years and has tripled in size
with leaders • in -the north,
west and south of the county.
Besides regular monthly
meetings the group have an
excellent loan. library con-
taining many books on child
care, nutfition,. health,
breastfeeding and childbir-
th. The manual, The Woman-
ly Art of Breastfeeding is
also distributed through the
local group.
rhilrirop
welcome at ILL meetings,
especially afternoon ses-
sions and a toy room will be
set up for pre-schoolers. Peo-
ple who are planning to at-
tend are asked to bring
nutritious finger food that
children might especially
like.
Should anyone have any
questiOnt,:tbey ithaY contact
a leader at anytime in Huron
County. 'Leaders are Mrs.
Peter Bisback at 262-2192;
Mrs. Bernard Billson at 524-
2390; and Mrs. John Kerr at
887-9253.
Huron Helpers
receive grant
A group of „Huronview,
residents have been awarded
a $9,831 New Horizons grant
by the federal department of
• health and weNare.
Headed by Frank 'Bissett,
the group, called the Huron
Helpers, will expand an
existing program to include
ini1i:••••,•ripr• i••
movies, woodworking and a
• newsletter. ...
New Horizons is a federal
government program en-
courging participation by
awarding grants to groups of
seniors. The program aims
to benefit both retired
citizens and the community.
. Newborn News
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GRIE•23ENS
COOK
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cook
(Catherine Simpson) are
pleased to announce the
birth of their first child, a
daughter, Jessica Margaret,
born at Wingham District
HospitAl, Monday, January
26, 1981, weighing 8 lb. 5 oz.
She is the eleventh grand-
child for Mr. and Mrs.
Robert M. M. Simpson; Kin -
tail and sixth for Mr. and
Mrs. Graham L. Cook,
Ripley. Great grandparents
are Mrs. Arabel Bushell,
London, Mrs.- Nellie
MacLeod, Ripley and Mrs.
Beatrice Cook, Belgrave.
LAWLOR
To Sainuel and Sarah (nee
Hays) Lawlor, ,Burlingtm, a
son, Samuel James, 8 lb. 2
oz, ,at. McMaster University.
Medical Centre, Hainifton,•
January 22, 1981. Mrs. H.
Glenn Hays, Goderich is the
delighted maternal grand-
mother.
Nor
Help your Heart Fund
Help your Heart
TAYLOR
Jim and Crystal (nee Huff-
man) are pleaged to an-
nounce the birth of their first
child, James Lloyd, on
January 27, 1981 at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
weiglung 6 lb. 3 oz. First
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
H. Lloyd Taylor, R.R.3,
Walton, second grandchild
for Mr. and -Mrs. Lloyd Huff
man, Bayfield, first great
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Taylor, R.R.3, Walton
and Mrs. Grace Reynolds,
Stratford.
THE ANNUAL
MEETING
of the
HURON COUNTY
WHEAT PRODUCERS
will be held In
the 0.1%.A.F. Board
Rooms. Clinton
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 20
commencing at 1:30
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Offering Goderich and Area:
• • GENERAL TYPEsIG
• PERSONALIZED LETTERS
•REPORTS • ESSAYS
•SPEECIIES, •BOOKKEEPING
• PHOTOCOPYING • RESUMES
OFFICE OVERLOAD SERVICES
10A THE SQUARE GODERICIT 524-2332
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David A. Dirks, regional director with the Ontario March of Dimes, demonstrated the TOSC
II Unit last Friday during AwateneaaDay at Suncoast Mall. This unit helps those people,
who do not have the use of their limbs, to perfonn such simple tasks as turning on lights and,
kicking doors. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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Gbde-rich obituaries
• MRS. WINNA
• JEAN COLLINS
Mrs.Winn Jean Collins of
Central Park Lodge, 279
Herten Street, ndon, died
in Victoria Hospital, London
on Monday, January 26 at
' the age (425.
She was born in ColbOine
Township on April 1,1905 to
Williatn John" Mid- Mattha
Amelia (Young) McCabe.
She had lived in Windsor
for 38 years and had been
living in London since
August of 198D.
She formerly worked as a
clerk 131-2 itruiLtere. '
On _ May 10, 1962 she
married Claude Leonard
Collins. He predeceased her
in 1980.
• . The late Mrs. Collins was
an adherent of Victoria
Street United Church.
She is- suriiVe47-hy one
sister, Mrs. Ella Sproul of
London; one brother,
William. Hugh McCabe of
" Goderich; and several
nieces and nephews.
A funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Home in
Goderich on Thursday,
January 29- at 2 p.m. The
Reverend John D.M. Wood
officiated. '
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery. "
MIS JENNIE
MAY AITCHESON
Miss 'Jennie May. Ait-
cheson of Maitland Manor
Nursing. Home Goderich,'
'died in -Aliiindia Marine
and General , Hospital on
Thiitsday, January 29 at the
age of 73.
She was born in Toronto on
October 17,-,1907 to John and
Jennie (Hazelton), Aft-
cheson. . -
• She lived in Kingston and
Toronto until moving to
Maitland Manor in 1967.
She was an adherent of the
,Presbyterian Church.
She has no known sur-
vivors.
A funeral service and
committal were held at
Stiles Fimeral- -Home- in-
Goderich on Saturday,
January 31 at 11 a.m. The
Reverend John D.M. Wood
officiated.
Interment was in Maitland
Cemetery.
PHELMORE CLAYTON
BISSETT
Philmore Clayton Bissett
his home as the result of ak
fire on Saturday, _January 31
in his 67th year.
is survived by his wife, .
the former Audrey Telford;
eight children, Mrs. Everett
(June).Horton of Goderich,
Mrs. Jim (Elia May)
Mohring of Dungannon, Mrs.
Don (Erin) Cowan of Lon-
don, Telford of Colborne
Township, Robert . of Cor-
nwallis,. Nova Scotia, Fred
and Michael, both of
Goderich and Pat at home;
his mother, Ella May
(Moore) Bissett of Seaforth;
and nine grandchildren.
- He was predeceased by
one child, 'Constant and by
his father; Constance.
A funeral service washeld
at McCallum Funeral Home
in Goderich on Tuesday,
February 3 at 2 p.m.
Cremation followed with
interment _ . in . Maitland.
Cemetery. •
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 109 held a memorial
service at the funeral home
on Monday evening.
Help your Heart Fund
of Goderich Township died at Help your Heart
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