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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-15, Page 27Mike Wedlock leaps high over an unidentified. Shirt'(No. 3) to flip'a rebound out of danger in the St. Mary's boys bouseleague championship game played Friday. The effort proved futile however as the Shirts led by Jim -Costello continued pressing winning the match 7-4 over Ted Doherty's T -Shirts. (staff photo) HIP finances` abortions;. Ontario-ci izens lo ot bill.. Recent studies reported in' the ; ' Canadian . . Medical Journal (November 1974) confirm the ;advance of the trend among Canadians regardingthe use of. abortion as birth control: "OHIP is subsidizing abortions , have risen alar- mingly; 24,795.abortions'were performed in Ontario in 1974. according to Statistics' Canada. Some hospitals have experienced over, a 10 per cent-: increase .in. repeat an abortions.'' incredibly expensive form. of birth control, . tand . the majority of Ontario citizens --are footing the :bill,'. said IVTrs. C. Gwendolyn Landolt, president Of Alliance for Life in a letter to Premier William Davis, and acting •Health Minister Bette G. Stephenson.' "Second and 'third • time - "Abortions areTheing • ap- plied for on the basis of seder.: or economic reasons contrary, to Canadian" law. OHIP then pays unnecessary. millions for these abortions.:The tragedy , is that many abortions end up impairing the health of the wornan; nand costing OHIP even more money due to complications,particularly in 'subsegUentpregnancies. Mrs. Landolt -went on to criticize the office of the Minister of Health : for its failure • to question therapeutic • abortion corn- mittees about what she termed "their rubber stamp practices." . - Alliance for Life is a co- ordinating agency for pro=life groups across Canada. It' is made up'of Canadians,of all religious faiths and is com- mitted to the protection of all life, from 'conception to ad- vanced old age. Kingsbridge CWL elects officers for X976-1977 The April annual meeting was well attended by twenty- two members of Kingsbridge Catholic Women's , League held in the school. Mrs. Eugene Frayne opened the meeting. with Fr.Dentinger• leading with league prayer following. with the scripture. reading. Mrs.. Frayne informed the members of upcoming Communion Day, May 16 and ',Confirmation, April 26th. The • • treasurers and secretary's. reports were given and adopted as, read .by Mrs, Pat Martin and Rita Howard. Correspondence was given by Mrs. Pat Martin as follows; Mrs' Olive•C•hishblm for Mrs. Aubrey Higgins; Mrs. Paddy TenPas - Pinecrest • Nursing Home; Mrs. Jack Van Osch; Mrs: Frank Stone re Christianity in, the media; Madonna House; Help Honouras Foundation; Mrs. Rita Ouellette from C.U,L. of Canada re•proposed -ablutions-'76.• • Mrs. Rochelle Champagne called the roll... Mrs. Joe. Courtney gave the pro-life reporting the monthly meeting April 20 and the 2nd Annual Pro -Life •Ontario Conference April l lth. • Mrs. Loretta Doherty gave , n description of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miltenburg's citizenship attainments. Congratulations to them. MrS. Pat Martin sum- marized the • marriages courses in Clinton. Canvassing for cancer is underway and ,needs volunteers.' Mrs. Rita Howard reported on Mrs' Aubrey Higgins birthday party at Pinecrest Home. Edueation Week was detailed and credit was given to Mary Luanne Clare for Public Speaking. The Diocesan convention. -,May. 11 and 12 and the provincial convention will be in July. Mrs: Frayme presented Past -President Mrs. Rita Howard a Certificate of Merit. ' Mrs. Helen Riling gave the•4-H report, "_.F'r. Dentinger spoke to the ladies, thanking for par- ticipation throughout the year and outlined the importance of happiness with others, To conclude the meeting Exce ating-Dashwood 236-4230 TRueith4G. - BACKHOE - & DOZER SERVICE 'CALL DQW IANIUk$'24 624Q GODERICH .. Mrs. . Frayne thanked Fr. Dentinger, her executive, and the members for help and guidance in the past year: Mrs. Frayne- then turned the meeting .:.to Mrs. Loretta Doherty, airman mor elections • The is .were : Pres'i s. Wilfred Austi ce-president, Mrs. •gan; second Mrs. ,Bob ird • vice- rs. Denis recording. Mrs. Max resu ent, �M first 'v Tom H vice-presiden Hackett• t presi Cha secre ent, pagne; ry, Riegli • • • ' orresponding secretary, Mrs. Antone Van", Osch;. treasurer, Mrs. Joe O'Keefe. •. ' ,Mrs. .Frayne passed. the .'presidency over to. Mrs. Austin ,aild the meeting was adjourned. -Fr. Dentinger closed with prayers, . GINGERED CARROTS 2 ib carrots, peeled and sliced 1/ inch thin . 2 cups boiling water 3-4 tsp salt - 1/ cupbutter, melted 1 tsp ground ginger y2 Freshlytspsalt ground black pepper In a heavy saucepan, cook carrots in boiling water and 3- 4 teaspoon salt until tender (15 minutes).. Drain and mash Carrots. Add butter,rginger 1/2 teaspoon salt and a grinding of pepper. Reheat over low heat.. Makes 6 servings (31/2) BE•A REGULAR BLOOb' rf� nn item- 4),s lack;tellts' 57V-1.41 ucv The April meeting of the Nile United Church Women was•held in the Sunday,School room April 8, Mrs. C. 'Johnston was charge of the business: The roll call was answered by 13 members and 14 shut iri calls were reported, The- minutes of the previous meeting,were- read and approved:. Thank you cardsfrom the McPhee, Ribey and Sherwood 'families were read. The treasurers. report was given by Mrs. E. Feagan: Plans were made for the supper to be held May Mrs. E. Sherwood and Mrs. L. 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