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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-04, Page 5tir GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1979—PAGE 5 INCREDIBLE....a..RUT TRUE! Several Champion Road Machinery employees were honored for their length of service to the company at a special banquet, SaturdayMarking the 35th anniversary of Local 1863 IAM. Receividng certificates were; Harry Westlake, 30 years; Don Stimson, 30 years; Gord Schultz, 30 years; Ellis Abortions increase in county BY JEFF SEDDON represents a 75 percent education for younger Huron county council increase in the past five people is prior to their learned, Thursday from years. ol. He the county medical of- Dr. Brian Lynch told said r�ngsex gh education ficer of health that the council there were 73 classes are most effective number of abortions abortions carried out in with younger people. carried out in 1978 Huron county last year, He said he did not know Letters... over half of them on.girls how effective present sex between the ages of 15 education classes are and 19. the county but pointed out Lynch said 53.4 percent they are "better than of the abortions per- nothing". He said the formed were on girls 15 to Huron -Perth Separate 19 years of age, 23.3 School system operated percent on the 20 to 24 an excellent family year old age group and studies course. for pre 23.2 percent on the over 25 high school . students year old age group. • adding he was unaware of He told council the a similar course for, ' number of abortions public school students. carried out gm...young He pointed out that one . women concerned him of the, problems en- b.ecause•of the adverse countered in sex affect the operation may, education classes is that have on their ability to it. is more fashionable to have children later in give information to their lives. • students rather than Goderich reeve Eileen work on attitudes. Palter was the only Lynch said he felt most member of council ro women were unaware of respond -m to the comments,' 'ill- effects abortions can by Lynch pointing out to cause. He said many council that if those women regard abortion figures were to be ' as convenient and easy. reduced there "has to be He said the Criminal a' change in attitude Code made abortion toward sex education". illegal unless it was Palmer suggested that performed for medical the change come in the reasons but added that schools in the county. many doctors ' are in - Lynch agreed with terpreting social reasons Pa1mer's comment as health reasons. pointing out that the He pointed out that the place to begin sex Turn to page fi • • from page 4 nuclear program. When we have become economically dependent on this industry, Hydro will move to purchase the salt mine, which in the years ahead will become worked out,, or less profitable, and use it as a repository for 'clean safe' radio active garbage. It should be remem- bered that one of the major unsolved dilem- mas of the nuclear in- '• dustry is what to do. with these dangerous and virtually everlasting pollutants. At the moment, Hydro is ac- -eu-mulati-ng--radio active wastes in •alarming • quantities , at 'the Bruce complex, and a more . satisfactory 'solution must be found. Doubtless Hydro will throw several 'mega - litres of heavy water, on this idea, they have a surplus, but just wait, watch and may God help 'us. Truly, Donald McKee Alternative Dear Editor, I' would like to know where coursesin semaphore''+ code or smoke signals are of- fered. Bell Canada can't promiseinstallation service, yet their bills are still promptly sent. An alternative com- m unicatratf-s system might dent the in- bependence of a near monopoly. Yours truly, Ken Dawson - Goderich (Bob) Jeffrey, 30 years; Harold (Abe) Chase, 25 years; Frank Horton,' 30 years; len Harmon, 25 years; Arvid Nordahl, 30 years; Harvey Hodges, 25 years and Harold (Bud) Sheardown, 30 years. (photo by Barry Pitblado) "FREE DELIVERY' WRAP UP CHRISTMAS NOW! OFF ALL STOCK RICK WHETSTONE WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER 166 THE SQUARE. 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