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HE. HURON PQQfTQR, .APRil 5, 1979
Rudy, .set, go'
Staff.aIad jes quilt thr.u.
ILi.i. Leche L
:a:teehe toque in furors
cottntY met in March at the
home or Mrs O. Rutter', 16Z
Rich s , 0derich.
The topic
of discussion was. "Art
Breastfeeding and Over-
Coming,
vencoming• Difficulties''- Mrs
P• Bisback openethe
meeting with a welt to
the 16 mothers and mothers -
to -be, whew: had come from. as.
far as (:Baton, Sea.forth, and
Winghatit.+
FJanis .rioted that the' 'La
Leche League had its begin -
lungs 2 y ears ago during as
picnic when seven -friends•
desicied to meet on a regular
basis to order to help other
friends who wanted to •nur`se°•
their babies. They felt that
the secrets of successful
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MRS. JOHN TE11lPLE Kerslake followed d b1' `�U��nMitler hreesid er • to i e training schools for 1979 - 89;
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invitations offered by the Home
Mrs, Lorne Elliott hiisteil ._„ Members answered the were read for the ladies to Economists were reviewed,
ttteet with the Thames Road Achievement Day dates for'
U.C. Won April 2 and with the 4-H Homemaking Clubs
the Mitchell Ladies' on April were announced..
12, • Mrs. Charles Douglas is
Members were also re- heading the committee _for -
lliinded of the Synodical inw wedding lunch on April
ode h on 11 . 12. the a g pn
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Goderich 'April28, Mrs, Russell Worden and•
Prices for quilting were re- Mrs. Cameron Vivian are in
told viewed. Followitig the Lord's
D'r. •Praver.Junch ryas served. charge of plaa nganevening —
-out: to attend concert this
Mrs. Carter Kerslake' summer for W,1 members,
hosted the Tweedsmuir husbands and friends;i4rs.:''
meeting; of the Staffa Carter Kerslake reported. .on.
,Women's lnstitute,on Wed.,
the recent Perth 'South.ex-
• March 28 at 2 p.m in herr,
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home, when Mrs. Ross. 'ecutive meeting ''.at •Mrs..
Via' cold Thiels, . reminding _.
McPhail the branch curator
had the :Tweesmur Bookson,
mem—bees ` or -the-7-District
: •
Annual to be held on:May 15
the March ' meeting of the roll call with a verse •on payer
Marion Ritchie Evening; . followed by chapter 2 of 'the
Auxiliary. There were 10 study book on China given by
ladies present aMrs. John: Templeman,
and theyMiller had a.
quilted On quilt throughout Mrs. Lloyd
the meeting. Mrs. Eldon interesting., contest on Trees
'Allen' presided and opened with Mrs. Robert Laingthe
with a poem on prayer and winner. •
the hymn What A Friend we Mrs. Alec Miller
hale in Jests;: -Scripture was about the •work of
3t, John Ambulance
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Seaforth
, Town Hall 2nd floor
nursing eeperiences were in-
formatiott, and ;e courage"
t'nent, Leehe •l4, lenttf'14
milk) League s, now an
international organization
Janis ;mentionedthat the
League in Huron County
obtains ;Orley to. 150 books
and pamphlets for its
excellent loan library through
memberships and, the sale of
posters, books, ",alclatiars',
andSbaby` carriers. The two
most popular books are "The
Womanly Art of Breast-
feeding" and "Mother's, in
the Kitchen". Sewing :meets
are held regularly to make
bab, carriers, always in de-
mand,
-"The topic of discussion. was.
"Art of Breastfeeding and
Overcoming Difficulties".
The women indicated Pro-
blems they had encountered
and how they: had been
erconn EngArgenredTati '
;milk supply were two; main
concerns. Janis recomftgd,
ed that nursing ;from Birt.
and choosing rooming in so
nursing could be done ,often,
Would eliminate ' engorge*
Ment and increase milk
supply naturally, She noted
that ttrues and supplements .
can inhibit the .production of.,
[itilk..:1 :1s best to ,beegnte.s
•familiar with, the routines of
your hospital' and makeper,
St/nal 'arrangements with
your hospital and: makeper-
sonal arrangements with.
your doctor. Thank you notes,
relating; positive nursing.
experiences, perhaps ac-
companied by a gift of the
Manual, would be helpful, in
promoting a comfortable:
hospital stay.
When you are home with
your baby, the best source of
encouragement comes from a
supportive husband, Let him
.;s
Or tether telative look..:After
IIIc hntlaebold for a while,
You should• be
sure that the home situ,.ation.
will allow you to con entrate
on baby, following your own
mothering instincts. Janis
closed the meeting, with an
invitation to see the Film
"Bottle Babies" concerning
feeding of babies in: third
world countries, whish, will
be shown in Hensali !United
Church on the afternoon of
April 1st, Luncheonwas
served ' and a sociai; ,time
followed.
The third topic of this.
series, is "Baby Arrives: the
Family and the
Brea{`.tfeeding Baby'''. which
will be discussed on the
evening of April 11th. For
further ,information, please
call Mrs. P. Bisback at
202-2192. Any interested.
women and nursing. babies ..
are welcome to attend
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Memoriu'rn Mrs. Ross
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Local History, reading', items -
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book, The' Canda Company
and also' displaying other
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County. •
Recent guests with Mr.
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Jim Skinner B'iR.12, Mitch h.
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BY PAUL ELLIS
Bravely. they step into their - canoes,.
The river is flowing ntadl y, and the water
is icy cold. On the bank, a hundred or so
chilled spectators watch as the racers line
up the'tt°'trrafts. Kloss" canoe.
The starter's `un goes off and the Rick and Wendy have: been enterting
pang! r 1.•
contest begins. The addles flail in an :""rtanoe races. for `about' seven, years, along
.. p with their father;Richard. At first, they
almostt, comical l' frenzy J asr the' canoes entered they novelty class, i anoverin
disappear around a bend in the river. Soon, y ' g.
another group launch their canoes into the through the course ima dinghy or bathtub.
river, readyto. repeat.the whole procedure. : Later;. they begartracing in: canoes,
e r
.This entire affair is a common. sight Last Y. a , the Kloss family bought, a
throughout this area. during the spring, as • cedar -strip racing canoe -before the racing •
ts
Last year, Rick and, his partner had to
drop' out of the race after completing two
thirds of it because their canoe kept
tipping. The year before that, 'Wendy
Kloss and Mary Jane Scott piloted Ache
water.' evels of .the rivers, are raised b season; Once they got used to' the --much
melting snow,
•y narrower andsmaller craft, 'they found ,fit_
easiierto handle_than the old•standard:type.
• 'Each . year, about'the first .of • April, the .
Optimist .Club .holds its annual canoe race They used the new canoe to win second
on the Bayfield River from Egmondville to in the Maitland Cystic Fibrosis Pace in
Vanastra. Proceeds from the event. go to • 1978:'They also carne second in the junior
division of the Bun, Bundle race held, on
Bundle. Optimist Youth work and the Bunny Fashawe take in-aCo don.
This year, the Kloss' purchased ,a set of
The races; especially the profesional racing paddles, which Rick says- helped
classes, are usually won bv people from speed them -up. These special paddles have.
other areas, though local rsidents often a: curved blade, and areused; by anyone
take second or third place. who is serious .about. racing. They can
Among fhe local racers .far` the past few easily make the diffe ebetween first and
years have. • been , the .Kloss family of second place.
Brucefield. This year, Rick Kloss, along Racing of this
with his friend Tony Gibbings, came in ' Profit; although,
ype is totally not done for:'
ere are trophies for the.
s are held to have.:fun
second: in the;; family class They had been winners. The rac
neck and neck ,With the winner of the race and to raise mon ay for charity. According
until the Kloss canoe ran aground near the to Rick, this'unusu s ort really is fun and
finish. Still, Rick and Tony were the second' exciting, and that is wh., e and his family
entrants to reach Vanastra, though they enter.
started in - the second group to leave Keep on paddling,
Egmondville. year.
Rick., Maybe next``
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