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Master bowler to
attend dinner
The Goderich Sports
Celebrity Dinner has added
another name to its list of
distinguished guests. Larry
Jeffrey announced Tuesday
that Master Bowler Walter
Heeney had agreed to come to
the September 30 dinner.
Heeney was formerly chief
bowling• instructor for
Ontario and is now the
Ontario delegate on the
national five pin instruction
team which is co-ordinating
the instruction program
across the nation, He is en-
joying one of his best seasons
ever on the lanes and won the
Master Bowlers November
Classicihd followed the win
with an Ontario high 30 game
score of 8,195 in the Carling
O'Keefe Roll -offs. After the
Carlings he won the $7,500
Tommy Farrell Classic at
Oshawa.
Heeney will be introduced
to sports fans in Goderich by
television weather girl Judy
Savoy who has promised to
attend the dinner and serve
as master of ceremonies.
Savoy was horn in Cam-
pbellton, New Brunswick,
where she received her high
school education. She then
moved to Montreal to attend
the Communication Arts
program at Loyola College,
but left after one • year for
Ryerson in Toronto where she
studied theatre for two years.
Her broadcasting career
began with some television
and radio work in New
Brunswick, newsca4°ting for
Radio -Loyola in Montreal and
acting in films and on
television in Toronto. She also
has five years of theatre
acting experience behind her,
and is now Channel 10's
weathergirl on and
Weekend News.
In her spare time she en-
joys drawing, painting,
macrame work and reading.
She jogs a mile -and -a -half
every day (three miles on
Sundays) and finds yoga and
meditation very relaxing.
Channel 10's weathergirl says
her favorite -pastime,
however, is "just plain
living".
Judy Savoy.
Queen of the Furrow
A Queen of the Furrow
competition will be held in
conjunction with the Huron
County Plowing Match on
September 17 at the Allan
Walper farm, R.R. 3 Parkhill
(two miles southeast of
Grand Bend) .
Queen of the Furrow
nominees must he at least 16
years of age and not have
reached their 25th birthday
by November 1, 1977. The
nominees can be married or
single. They must reside on a
farm in Hurott. No entry fee is
required but entries must be
placed with the secretary on
the day of the Plowing Match.
All contestants must make
a strike out and plow two
rounds on their land. If
contestants require tractor
and plow they can notify the
Plowing Match committee.
Contestants will be expected
on the site by 10 a.m. to plow.
A luncheon will be held for the
girls, compliments of Murray
Gaunt, M.P.P.
Judges will award com-
petitors up to 100 points for an
interview, up to 150 points for
a 3-5 minute talk on
"Agriculture or the Inter-
national Plowing Match", up
to 100 points on plowing
ability, up 'to 200 points on
appearance and deportment
and up to 50 points for an
impromptu speech for a total
of up to 600 points.
All contestants will be
expected to wear either a
dress or skirt and top to the
Welcome your Heart Fund
volunteer when she calls. Be
sure to give.
interview and luncheon and
speeches. Slacks may he
worn for plowing.
The Queen will receive the
Maurice and Jean Love
Trophy plus a leather coat
from Bainton Original Old
Mill in Blyth and $20 from the
association All other con-
testants will receive $10 plus
a gift.
For further information,
Mrs. John Clark of R.R. 5
Goderich can he contacted at
524-2569.
Goderich Sunset Golf Course held their annual Junior
Invitational golf tournament last Wednesday with 114
juniors participating. Top winners of the day were, back
row left to right, Doug O'Keefe of Owen Sound, junior
division low net winner, Jeff Crawford of Belmont, bqntam
division low gross winner, Jan Bissonnette of Sarnia, junior
division low gross winner and Derik Devok of Bayfield,
juvenile division low gross winner. Front row left to right
are Rob MacDonald of Goderich, juvenile division low net
winner and Ben Melick of Goderich, bantam division low
net ., winner. (staff photo)
Arthritis Month
is September
September is Arthritis
Month in Canada. This is the
month . when the Arthritis
Society, a national
organization established in
1948, will try to make more
people aware of the problems
involved, and moe important,
try to make the public and
arthritic sufferers know
about the great strides being
made in research to find a
cause, and perhaps a cure for
the disease.
Arthritis volunteers are'
canvassing Goderich this
month between the 12th and
the 16th and are giving freely
of their time because there is
a belief that research is
getting ever closer to the cure
for -arthritis - control and
donations may speed the day
when country is able to say it
is part of a magnificent
breakthrough in the
discovery of a cure.
Nobody is immune to ar-
thritis. It affects people .of all
ages. At the first signs of the
disease, a person would go
to a doctor. He is the only one
qualified to diagnose,
segregate and treat the
dozens of types of arthritis
and rheumatism.'
Arthritis means literally,
inflammation of the joints.
There are "more than 100
different kinds of arthritis,
alike in that they attack the
joints, different in cause,
symptoms, methods of
treatment and degrees of
disability which may result.
Rheumatoid arthritis, a
disease of the whole system,
as well as of the joints,
usually affects young adults,
with most of its victims
between 20 and 50 years of
age.
Osteoarthritis results from
the wearing -out of the car-
tilage covering the weight -
hearing joints and usually
occurs in the later years of
life. It commonly affects the
joints which carry the weight
of the body, such as the spine,
hips and knees. h may
develop in a single joint which
'has been injured or strained.
Rheumatic diseases which
include arthritis, remain one
of the most important un-
solved problems which
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disease presents to our
community. Their
seriousness is due to the large
number of people affected, to
the pain and disability in-
volved and in the vast
economic loss caused. W ith
the exception of rheumatic
heart disease, theser, con:
ditions do not cause many
deaths, yet they .rank second
only to mental illness in the
cause of human incapacity.
If all cases of rheumatic
disease were diagnosed in the
early stages and promptly
submitted to the treatment
which present medical skills
can suggest, there would be a
prompt and great reduction
in the number of lives
wrecked by its ravages.
° — Research seeking the cause
and cure of arthritis is the top'
priority of the Arthritis
Society. Modern treatment
can check disability but it
does not eliminate 1hr
disease, -
There will he an arthritis
public forum in Goderich
District Collegiate South.
Street gym on September 20
tt 8 p.m. sponsored by the
local branch of the Canadian
Arthritis Society. '
After the presentation on
arthritis there will be a panel
discussion in which the
audience will have an op-
portunity to have their
questions answered by the
panel. The panel will include
I)r. .1. L. Hollingworth,
medical advisor • to the
Goderich Branch, Dr.'
Manfred Harth, Director of
Rheumatic Diseases Unit,
University . of Western
Ontario Hospital, London,
Mrs, Judy Threinen, C.A.R.S.
Physiotherapist of Mitchell.'
Moderator for the forum will
be Bluewater Field
Representative, Mrs. Betty
.Ranke.
For further information,
publicity chairman, Mrs.
Robert McCallum' may' he
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each month
Tuesday, September 13th
If you require financing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
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conditions or if you are interested in the
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