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opens Wirth 1.office
Two ingredients make a baby:
One egg cell from a woman's
body, one sperm cell from a
man's. One thing gets them
together: The act y of sexual
intercourse. Two things - and only
two - keep them apart: Not
having intercourse at all, or birth
Cheques out
before Xmas
. reln.CBVST4114_,..0 .
Mrs. Christian T•00,altatcli
178 Maitt,.,Stteet .P•i• ]Seakrkit.•
passed away • ' stiddenly,
Ineaday, hlpv. 3(); `974, at: :the,
-onoloity - :Hospital
shortly after . eipg.admitte.d.. • .: -
She WO' the f10.01.0t MO •
Catherine 'Wesenberg anti, Wag
bQt4 atBrodhagen 94,44/1Y4P,.1§97,
•,datigider. of the late •Ijoar.y
Wesenberg and the former Mary
Beuerman.
On Novemimrp, 1.924 she was.
married to Christian ffetitibarOt
who survives, F011tvi48. their
marriage, they *quid in
McKillOp and Logan ToWntihtit.so
moving to Mitchell in 1945. They
have resided in Seaforth since
1966. She was a member of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church,
Brodhagen.
Surviving besides-her husband
are three sons, Mervyn and
Alvin, both . of Brodhagen and
Lester 'of Seaforth; one daughter'
Laurine, Mrs. John . Smith Of
Clinton; one brother George
Wesenberg of Brussels; and four
Sisters, Louise, Mrs. Clayton
Carleton of Niagara Falls,. N.Y.,'
Mrs.. Barbara McLeodief London,
Irene, Mrs. John Hinz . of
Kitdiener and Marie, Mrs.
Harold Cosby of Niagara Falls,
Ontario. There are 13 grandchild-
ren and 1. great:grandson.
The late Mrs.teonhardt rested
at the Lockhart Funeral Home in
Mitchell where funeral and
committal services were held on
Thursday with the Rev, Arthur
Horst officiating.' Friends and
relatives attended from London,
Guelph, Clinton, Bluevale,
Brussels, Toronto, Kitchener,
Acton, Seaforth, Brodhagen and
Mitchell. Expressions of
sympathy were shown through
floral tributes and memorials to
the heart foundation, Lutheran
Hour, Ritz Lutheran Villa, Church
Missions and St. Peters Lutheran
Church Improvement Fund,
Temporay entombment was made
in the Elizabeth 'Ritz Memorial.
Chapel with burial later in St.
Peter's Lutheran Cemetery,
Brodhagen.
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control that works.
That statement, of lear concise
fact, is included in the introduc-
tion to one of hiindreds of
information pamphlets. available
through the recently opened
offices of the Goderich Planned
Parenthood group. That
particular booklet is entitled,
"Birth Control, all the methods
that work. . .and the ones that
don't.'"
The Planned Parenthood publi-
cation goes on to note, "Not
having intercourse, is still the only,
guaranteed way to prevent
pregnancy. But except for that,•
these are the surest methods of
protection known today; as close
to 100, per cent effective as you
can get."
Then, like the majority of the
information items, proceeds to
outline a wide range of birth
control methods availab le to
male and female.
Planned Parenthood is an
This recently opened .offiste is
situated at 67 North Street, and
for the moment, is open Mondays
between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. and
7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Office hours
will be extended when Planned
Parenthood volunteers complete
training.
Telephone r enquiries can be
directed at ny time through
524-9145. All' calls, Mr. Weary
stressed, are trictly confidential.
At present the new group is
actively seeking more volunteers
to help operate its new office.
These volunteers will receive
training through the co-operation
of the Toronto Planned Parent-
hood organization..
Membership support is also
sought. The membership fee is
$2.00 with funds going toward
support of the North Street
drop-in centre. • ,
Planned ' Parenthood invites
anyone interested in the work of
the group, or anyone seeking
information to stop by the center
any M onday for a cup of coffee
and any information or assistance
the group might provide.
Perhaps the introduction to
another of the pieces of literature
available sums up the philosophy
of Planned Parenthood. "This
booklet is for you, for the family
.you will someday form, and for
the children you will welcome into
your family..' .with love."
MRS. ANDREW CHRIOIE.
Andrew Christie, ' 84; of
4,1t. 1; died 1;1 '1!enlber
2 at the South 4l4O/1 Hospital. ill
Bader After SPveral, months
illness, •' •
. She. was- the 3'.9mhaa
Edna Rottertaolt, born at ,auburn,
a daughter of the late Mr, and
Mrs* William liohettsoo, ,
On Sept. 1,-1914, she, was,
Married to Andrew Christie and
they farmed in Fullarton and
Hibbert Townships,
' She WAS a member of Hibbert
United Church and the United
Church Women.
Surviving are her husband;
sons, Roger, of Ilderton; Murray,
of R.R, 1,,Staffa; Calvin, of R.R.
1, Kirkton; a daughter, Mrs,
Marshall (Marion) Dearing,
Exeter; a brother, Elmer of .R.
5, Goderich; a sister, Mrs.
• Wilfred (Ella) Donaldson, of
Goderich; 15 grandchildren; 12
great-grandchildren.
The body was at the Heath-
Leslie funeral home in Mitchell
where the funeral serivce was
held Saturday at 2 p.m.
Burial was at Roy's Cemetery.
MATTHEW KELLY
Matthew Kelly, 64, of
illarpurhey died Thursday at the
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Born in
of the late Mr .
Scotl
and Mrs
and
Matthe
he was a sop
Kelly. He came to Canada in 19,4
.
and married the former Ve 'a
Hackett in 1942. Mr. Kelly wa a
storeman at the former Canad4 n
Forces Base, Clinton and retired
in.1971. He served in World War
2 from 1941-45.
Surviving is his wife, a son,
Peter, of London, a grandson,
Michael', of London and two
sisters in Scotland.
The body was at the R.S. Box
funeral home, .Seaforth. Mass
was held at St. James Church
Saturday December 4 with Father
H.J. Laragh officiating.
Temporary entombment is in
the Pionner Mausoleum,
Seaforth with burial to follow in
St. James cemetery. ,.,4
A Legion memorial service,.was i •
hc.14.rrio#y*..94,0,. under the
. .
auspices of Seaforth Brattelt 156..
pgitimgora. were Ken:Musser,
Reg ...401R, 1.-Z4 :Andrews,. Reid
Allen( 'Durl ,Hopper and Keith
Sharp
ARcial[gX4Iglf
Archie B Maley of
Clinton,410d'. suddenly in Pine
River on -November 7.5, ..•1970,
after suffering liratt..atta4,
was r''. ; •
-Mt- Riley was born Ben and
socnai,Riley in Hullett Township
eO December g,10.4•14,:tganiedi
the former Villa .Cardiff in
Brussels in 1943 and the. couple
moved to ttit•Cliattal
A carpenter by trade, Mr Riley
was' a member of Wesley-Willis
tilted Church.
r. is survived by his
wife; four sons, David in
Kitchener, Harvey, St, Th omas,
Clayton, R.R.2, Seaforth, and
Steven at hOme ••,-a"fifth son Ross,
predeceased him; 'and two
daughters, Mrs. Shirley Langois,
London and Nancy, Toronto.
Also' surviving, are fan?.
brothers, John,Londesboro, Ben
and Percy, oderich, Robert,
Hamilton; three sisters, Mrs.
Ernest (Mary ) Dale and Mrs.
Elmer (Etta) Hugill, Clinton and
Mrs. Vern (Isabelle) Porter,
London and seven grandchildren.
Mr. Riley was predeceased by
one son, Ross, and one brother(
Alex.. . .„
Rev. John Oestreicher
officiated at the November 27
Staffa
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
Baptism was held Sunday 'in
Hibbert United Church.
Presented for baptism were,
Anne Marie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Taylor, Steven
Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dearing, Mark Allen,, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mahon.
Mrs. Dave Capling,
Mississauga visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs.John Templeman
and family.
faMergl .sorvi.oe from ,the, Beattie
Funeral HOrke, C1,14#113;•
Pallbearers were '1,10d Pale,
'Milton Dale Doug Qale,
Dale, .Ken: aqd
Dimsmit.11,
interment
e Vera
THE PLOWS ARE BUSY — Every plow in the Seaforth area, from the big brutes
that /keep town and township roads* clear, to the smaller ones that clean out
driveiwws, has been''kept busy this week shovelling out Seaforth and area from the
mounds of snow that fell most nights. (Expositor Photo)
Planned paienthood
UNICEF is currently assisting.
Israel in a pilot project to train
headmasters for innovative,
community-integrated preschool
centres. Since 1948, UNICEF has
allocated almost $2 million to
child care programs in Israel.
Proceeds from 'the sale of
UNICEF Greeting Cards, such as
the' special Chanukah 'one with
greeting in English, French and
Hebrew, help make this project
and others like it possible.
R. E. McKinley, M.P. • for
Huron, advised late last week that
the-Ministry of Health will be
sending out federal assistance
' cheques earlier than usual; this
'month.
Federal Income Security.
cheques for December will be
issued earlier than usual this
month,. Family Allowance
cheques, usually delivered on or
about December 20, will be
reaching Canadian families about
December 10. international organization accord-
Canadian Pension Plan ing to local organizer Dave
cheques, Old Age Security 1Weary. He , explains that in the
cheques, the Guaranteed Income United States it receives consider-
Supplement and Spouses' I able funding assistance from the
Allowance cheques, will be American government while here
delivered about December 22, in Canada it receives some
about one week. earlier than ,ppport from the federal govern-
and, in the *ease" ofP „
"This way, everybody will have Goderich, splits the cost of office
,their cheques before Christmas", rent with the Huron County
.said Mr. McKinley. Health Unit.
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