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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-03-27, Page 6s; 1Y� ves uS rFfiT,u!`' -lo Workshop` , e n° ''qty 4 g -- t re Clift tl»llslie: ►e 'new .coworker a crush•on), you MOO* of. your•, e d.: tt?. play WO ,.. ifiudings of your last • ki)o.tyxe.,BOohallday finish late e that, evening ni ng an ie you'redead You,tired, ysdon't come up for snot er mon s, but you're not, sure YOU can'last tlliti then. Blit), °if yqu• stip .ped to analyse your behalr>}o yoi'dow you're a victim of , pp0000r Stress management. You're ex- hibiting the early warning signs of working late,. wing difficulty making decisions, making safe choices that may not be the best olaoi es; fantisizing and increasing your level of smoking or drinking. Learning to make a wise and efficient repo` e a�lcl ti0ed pp at Goderich on car'kwhie our e ejc 0§*,,1• C rl presidentOdle Wise In- stitute."It's a It since ' • ve • 'but ' w� kind of you have • tb , �i. .; d mileage yot�.''�re getti ," hesaid.. Stres nn� d• the ca ee. <in pod are the two sources „off> endrgy for. bur bodies: Though :Many people think stress is a hazard and negative, it is purely and simp- ly neutral, he said. Problems such as ulcers, insomnia and . heart disease only result from stress when we use it unwisely and inefficiently. An un- wise Ilse of stress could also mean the body of a 60 -year-old at 40. "All of you leak stress like mad," said D EIak E 'Wean you the end of -tired thong with hag the energy I'ou'+ res'..-. your stren and stamina 00ngreatly': incl'ease(V . Descriibing the use ..of stress like a bell curve, Dr. Earle said' stress. is productive only up to the peak of the curve. Any fur .fiber stress is unproductive. . While too much stress can result in ac• cidents strained, relationships„ increased errors : and loss .of pe1spectiv i too•: little 'stress- -result in boredom; apathy, ir: ir— ritability d negativity. Both use alcoholism and absenteeism. "You" should take extra precautions inr the workplace if you're under too much stress, because you could have an asci" dent," said Dr. Earle. For example, a person suffering the stress of a divorce is twice as likely to have an accident involving machinery than one who is not. • • It's estimated that 80 per cent of the peo- SPECIAL ON SPECIAL CARS he's the' a Friday. • "eat ;tress jet vascula.. W en someone says "busting a gut" w0 rk,. nae; really U. When excess stress has 410,0 ;(down his digestive system), he's„ letting an ulcer since hisbody is.secretiilg ))sore acid to his stomach to break down. the food in his stomach. That te Of health problem is usually y ': b workaholicWoes ,suffered y the. who doesn't t knowhow to turn off his stress. "He often ,thinks that since success requires effort, ' as, long as he gives 110 per cent effort all Drthe. Eatimerle h. e's bound to be successful," said Careers with a high incidence of ulcera include receptionists, secretaries' assembly line workers, nurses and health technicians. But, the personal interpreta- tion of stress, not the occupation, will determine whether or not a person feels d ,thothortsistently 1C t* is arease More 'prone to cards ��. � DIRECT FROM GENERAL MOTORS We were able to obtain TEN LOW MILEAGE 1985 Executive and Employee Driven Cars. REAL SAVINGS. �.., .... FOR!O1! (4 of these cars have already been sold before we could even prepare this ad - 1 Riviera. 1 Firebird SE. 1 Citation, 1 Century Limited Wagon) SO. . .please come in as soon as possible and look over these gorgeous automobiles! CHOOSE FROM... TWO RIVIERAS Flremist Brown. Loaded. with every option you ever dreamed about including a glass Astro -roof. Serial No. 400435 List price was '27,813:° Our Price $25,500. Blue Riviera. Features Delco -Bose sound system and is equipped with everything but a sun -roof. Serial No. 408002 List price was '26,044;' Our Price $23,500. TWO PARISIENNE STATION WAGONS Full size ,9 passenger wagons equipped with evgry power option including 6 way power seat; air condi- tioning, etc. as the list goes on and on. List price was '18,991!° BLUE -Serial No. 202241 List price was •18,872!° Our Price T 1 / , 500 • Our Price $17,400. GRAN PRIX BROUGHAM This beautiful dark brown top -of -the -tine automobile has air conditioning, power windows, power dOor locks, cassette radio, plus many more extras you'd expect to find. Serial No. 205946. List price was '18,1577 Our Price $17,000. BUICK CENTURY LIMITED This hard -to -come -by model has air conditioning, tilt wheel, cruise control, power windows. power door lodes, cassette radio, bucket seats, plus many more items. Silver with charcoal vinyl top. Serial no. 426539 List price was Our Price $16,000. . ter...Warm rr!m,r o n rSre -=> AI •4 44 41, Nof ik 444..• r 4'10" GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL LOW, LOW RATES •ALL OF THESE VEHICLES HAVE BETWEEN 5000 AND 7000 KILOMETRES ON THEM •BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY TO APPLY HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE for your good clean car. SEE CRAIG, MARTYN,ALor KEN PONTIAC BUICK CADILLAC GMC TRUCKS 37 HAMILTON STREET GODERICH 524-8391 • T y andyo c do so r wotl In ;a s y, +�u h nude q�,x - .. d) can be atres peopl though they can learn li withit. One way of dealing for stressful situations aria .> eheatsis t o so you're inoculated.fortheiM Y , Another way is ta ratlike what is 'Making r youeel stressful an 'behave a wily til- , • compatible with it. For example, if yRo feel unable to accomplish: a large:proje break it down into smiler tasks that; can accomplish with no trouble. r • "You can't change the.situati$n but Yotfi can -change how you're responding to it," said Pr. Earle. Ways to cope include exercising regular- ly, getting as match sleep as you need, taik- -ing'to a eloseitierg, eliminating smoking, eating regular ;Meals, enjoying a hobby, taking a break, determining priorities and working off steam,' A good way to, determine if the stress you're feeling is positive is to figure out the return you're getting for your stress. "It's bad to wear yourself out for no good reason. But, as long as you're content you're getting a positive return, it's not necessarily bad if you're shortening your life by 10 years," he said. est Ontario lawyers will meed in Goderich. orth, south, east and west - every Fall the t ouncil of the Canadian Bar Association - Ontario Meets in a different part of the province to discuss various topics of interest and -controversy affecting the legal profession and the public. For 198.5, Goderich" has been 'chosen as the host rniinicipality for the meeting on the weekend of Sept. 28 and 29. The CBAO Council is made up of -the active officers along with 70 elected members from the provincial districts of north (six), east (12), west (20) and York, (32). CBAO's current President is Thomas E. Evans, Q.C. Daniel J. Murphy, Q.C., of Goderich is one of 20 members of the Council from the West Electoral District and is serving as Chairperson of the Committee arranging this meeting. - The Canadian Bar Association -Ontario is a 14,000 -member organization formed to provide support for the profession in Ontario. It is the only voluntary Association to which a practising lawyer or lav student, can belong whose objectives are broad enough to fill every need of the Bench and Bar, and also the only organization in a position to represent. a lawyer if necessary, in an adversary posture in negotiations or confrontations ..with . either- ..federal. _or -... provincial government. CBAO has the freedom and flexibility to cope with any interest of the legal profesion in any situation, regardless of how, when orwhere it is involved. Boards hold talks an -high school funding BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE ' Meetings are being held. between the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic separate school board and its neighboring public school boards on the subject of Catholic secondary school funding. Trustees of the Catholic school board and the Huron board of education met in mid-February and an April 1 meeting is scheduled between trustees of the Catholic board and the Perth board of education. Huron 'cell school board-- sutei inLeti- dent John MacCauley said administration from the three boards meet regularly. The Catholic school board has to submit „plans To ie alilstrYOfreducationby May 30, because it is planning to start Catholic secondary school(s) in September of 1986. Separate school boards imp emen mg g sc o0 had to have their plans into the ministry by March 1. The Huron -Perth school board will also submit its plans to the two public boards at the end of May. In tum, the two public boards have to submit impact studies to the ministry to state the effect a Catholic secondary school will have on them. Over $1,000 raised at Casino Night A successful Casino Night and Euchre Tournament was held at the Foresters Hall, Benmiller Friday, March 22. Canadian Foresters Court Benmiller No. 86 sponsored the event and gave away $260.00 in prizes. Cathy Sturdy of Goderich Township, Jim Collins of Goderich and Ron Morrison of Brafif,ford shared $200.00 in --door prizes. Four local couples shared $60.00 in euchre prizes and John Orr of Goderich w m the $30.00 raffle. More than 150 people attended the event and oiler $1,000.00 was raisedT`or cancer- reiated' projects and maintenance of the Benmiller -facility, The Casino Committee would like to thank'members from both the men's and ladies' courts and all those attending who helped to make the evening a success. .