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The Huron Expositor, 1978-05-11, Page 7ow Paying a HIGH RATE of Guaranteed Trust 7/ 8'ov - Certificates iC) for 5 Year Term If you can-not come to the office, We will call at your home. The Company is a member of the Canada Desposit Insurance .Corporation. Ronnenberg 'Insurance Agency good way to see Jamacia, take the Banana Belt -ExpresS". was given _by Mrs. G. Elliott. President Mrs. Malaniuk opened the meeting with a reading,"The task seemed quite impossible." Members were re= ) ) 08 & BUT) aimmommillignimoim • for Ili CAM ERA S F; fmS • and Magic ctit4 • pa • TO OBTAIN YOUR COPY OF THESE FREE-BOOKLETS Phone, write or drop, in to any regional dr- district office of The Ontario Ministry of the Environment, The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources or The Ontario Ministry of Northern Affairs or complete and mail this coupon: rINFbRMATION SERVICES BRANCH ONTARIO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT 135 ST. CLAIR AVENUE WEST, TORONTO, ONTARIO M4V1P5 PLEASE SEND Mt THE INDICATED BOOKLET "GUIDE TO EATING ONTARIO SPORT FISH" n Northern Ontario Ej Southern Ontario • El Great Lakes IAL SURNAME - HOUSEJA N rSTRE ET NA ME/R/R I ROVINCE POSTAL CODE, inirior dna Ministry of the • Environment Ontario Hon.GeorgeR.McCaeue Minister K.H.Sharpe Deputy Minister PANNE IN C S EMPLOYMERITAX CREDIT PROGRAM, he Goiernment of Canada has intro- duced the Employment Tax Credit Program to stimu- late employment in the private sector by providing a tax rebate. Here's how it works. 1. If an employer expands his normal work force by hiring an unemployed person through a Canada Manpower Centre/ Canada lr Employment Centre, and the job has been created as a direct result of'the • ,Employment Tax Credit Program, the buginess is eligible to- -claim the tax rebate. 2. Almost any business that's been in - operation for more than one year is eligible. 3. The rebate is calculated at $1.50, $1.75 or $2.00 per hour. This rate is determined by the geographic' area of Canada in which the new employee will be working. 4. The rebate is deductible from federal income taxes payable but must be added to taxas -eincome. Unused amounts may be carried forward for up to five years. 5. A claim may be made for up to 40 hours work a week for each new employee for a period of up to nine months. 6. Each new job must be full-time. Nor- mally no less than 35 hour's a week. ,And that's it; es- sentially. The program has been designed ' to work with a mini- mum of red tape. All employers 'should by now have received a booklet that gives all the details of the program. If it has not been received, employers should contact a local Canada Man • - power Centre/ 1111 Canada,Employnient Centre; The Employment Tax Credit Program. It's 'ready to go to work for Canada. And for ru. 114P Eriglr=terled a ni I Immigration Canada Bud Cullen, Minlater Bud Cullen, Ministre CWL names officers. bouquet of roses".. Minutes Were 'readby recording secretary, Mrs. J. Palin. Mrs, Robert McNaugh- ton reported that First Communion certificates, would be presented to communicants the last Sunday in May., . " Mrs, Dave DeVries thanked All who helped with the clothes drive for St. xjncent de Paul and reported` 53 bags and 168 boxes of clothing were donated. 22 visits were made to the sick during .epril. The. visiting committee for May is Mrs. William McMillan Convenerk named are: Spiritual and Mrs: Zaek .Ryan. Mrs. Ewart Wilson " and Mrs. L a di es „Mrs. R. Hutchinson and Mrs. A. Mrs. Harry Ha k, 'Ken Vincent will attend the Diocesan Convention at Brescia Seaforth Legion Auxiliary named officers Tuesday Sniale; Resolution Legislation - Mrs. John Maloney; and eight graduates and their parents Hall May 9. & .10th. The grade May 2nd. $50.00 was voted to be sent to Communications and Public the retarded, residence at Relations • Mrs, Larry McLean; Goderich,T he members voted to Funeral Luncheons - Mrs. Ewart buy a record player, so 0 Canada, Wilson and Mrs. K. Vincent; and the Queen could be played at Library - Mrs. James Kelly; bouquet for Rev. Fr. Spencer, meetings. The mystery prize was Decorating - Miss Theresa Bauer . and Mrs. John Segeren; Meeting ,diocesan spiritual director', was compiled from members by Mrs. ?ion by Ruth McGrath, Smale and Mrs. Hutchinson.. Committess reported there . luncheons - Mrs. Maurice Huard; Mrs, Wilbert Fr. Laragh thanked those Who were no sick comrades and Ella Scrap Book - ' arranged the evening, and Mumto said there will be bowling Maloney. at Strathroy May 17th, Seaforth ' Spiritual„, convener Mrs. A. ” Smale asked' Members to hohour expressed, the importance of prayer for country, marriages and May 24th. Legion la The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was offered preceding the May meeting, of St. James' Cathol lc Women's League on Wednesday, May 3rd. Following Mass, executive members for 1978 were installed by 'spiritual director, rt Rev. Fr. Laragh, Mrs, Ewa Wilson was presented with a past President's pin by Mrs. Ray Hutchinson, Lunch was served by Mrs. M. Huard,..„ The executive -members are: President- Mrs. Ken Vincent; 1st Vice Pres. Mrs. Herman Hoste; ['es 2nd. Vice . Pres, Mrs. Robert *Naughton; 3rd V ice, Mrs,"" Dave DeVries; ReCording, THE HURON' EXPOSITOR, MAY 111, 1978 The Canadian Association for the Mentally Retarded has adopted "prevention" as its theme for 1978. One of the first local groups to respond to the idea was the South Huron and' District Association, which formed -a prevent- ion committee early in the year chaired by Mrs. pat Wright of Exeter. The committee will work in four areas - schools, healthcare, parent contact and-public awareness. By fall, it hopes to have a teaching kit, which will include a cassette; a film -strip and teaching cards and will' be available to clubs an.d organizations interested in learning how mental retardaion can • tie, prevented. • Three oet of every 100 babies born each year are mentally retarded. The belief that heredity is responsible for most of these cases is-wrong; heredity actually accounts for a very small percentage. There arc 200 to 300 causes of ' mental retardation; some are•known, others are not. With today's medical knowledge, .authorities foci 50 percent of the known causes can be prevented. Mental retardation and other developmental disabilities can occur before birth, during birth or after birth. Parents can tid safety precautions to give their baby "a Better start in life." Genetic blood testing and gentic counsel- ling are availableT through public health'. agencies for parents-to-be, who have a known abnormality in either's family or who have had a previous Child' with a birth defect. Parent planning or family education ser- -viOs can be helpful to coupleS. Pregnancies cr curing in women between the ages of 20 and 35 contain less risks than thaw occurring before the age of 20 and after 35. — A -Ixilanced nutritious diet is vital for both mother and baby, before, during and after pregnancy. Parents should be aware of their amount of exposure to x-rays and other radiation. During pregnancy, a woman' should have no x-rays without her doctor's full knoWledge of her condition. A pregnant woman should take only drugs, From Jamaica even aspirin that are prescribed: by her doctorracd she should avoid social., drugs - hard drugs, alcohol and tobacco. If a woman is addicted to a. drug, while pregnant, her baby will be born addicted to the same drug. The fetus canalsa be injured by the mother's use of drugs, Even marijuana is suspected of having a detrimental effect on an unborn child.' A smoking mother's child can be born with low weight, a weak heart and low resistance to illness during the first critical weeks of life. But, if, a woman stops smoking in the early rnonths of pregnancy, her baby will be born as healthy as though she had never smoked, German measles (rubella) can injure the, fetus, if contacted by the mother in the first three months of pregnancy, and red measles' can pose a threat to a baby in very early childhood. Immunization protects both mother and baby. Regular medical supervision, is essential. A doctor can detect veneral disease in either parent tittit could result in mental retardation. A physician can also discover thyroid disease, diabetes or infection of the kidney or bladder, in a pregnant woman, that might otherwise go untreated. A doctor can check the growth of the fetus. If an abnormality is 'detected, it ,can possibly be corrected or' reduced, Protection by parents and doctor does not stop after birth. A doctor can test the baby for chemical errors and, the parents can watch for -signs of slow development. Early detection and treatment of many disorders can prevent or lessen the severity of mental retardion. Children can develop lead poisoning by eating pain.t chips from peeling walls, and lead-poisoning can result in mental retardat- ion. Parents-must be alert.-. - LA-baby uses his senses by seeing, hearing, tasting, touching and smelling. Parents can kelp their child to develop his senses and can give him " a better start in life" by providing him with a stimulating environment in which to , grow and learn. UCW sees photos have new exec Secretary Mrs. James PalMt Corresponding Secretary - Mrs. Joseph Van Dooren; Treasurer, • will be guests of the League, June 21 following Mass at 7:30 p.m. It was decided to hold the annual bazaar Nov. 25. A spiritual An invitation was accepted to Goderich on June 20th for their Birthday Party. The ladies volunteered to make all the pies for the home supper. - Jean Brown gave out tickets to be 'sold to the public supper to- be held Sunday May 28th, 5 p.m. Comrades rhosen tee.go to the convention were, Eva Brown; Helen-Ann Elliott, Pat Bernard, . Olave Little: Nary Chapple, Edith Jessome, Jean Brown and Peg Coombs. - The chair was vacated and comrade Jessome took over for nominations, Results: Past President: Eva Brown; President: Peg Coombs; 1st .Vice: Peg Coombs; 2nd Vice: Barbara Scott; Sec.: Thelma Coombs; Treas.: Margaret Ungarian; Sgt. At Arms: Olave Little, Pat Bernard; Executive: Olive , Betties, Margaret Carter, Rachel Reihl, Betty Jiulley, Mary the BlessaMother and their own Mothers 'in a special way during- the month of May - the recitation of the rosary being. a "beautiful families. The need forvodattens ts great, he• 'said, The meeting closed with prayer. . -.FASHION SHOW —Diane Van Loon models. signal biege slacks with a tie-belt and a window pane check shirt in the fashion show at SDHS last week to raise funds for the Van Egnnond Foundation. scoff. Chapple, Jean Brown; Sports: Ella Mumro; Sick and , Visiting: Francis Maloney; „BuYing- Corn.: Eva Brown, Pat Bernard, •Barb At-the May meeting sfIn if of Northside U.C.W., Dr. Chorles Tall of Seaforth showed pictures avid' • talked on his personal experiences in. Jamacia. He has. helped wit4h "'Operation Friend- ship" program with headquarters in Kingston, Jamacia. The island is quite minded of the invitation to Brucefield U .C. W. June 6th at 2p.m. and VVestrufnster week-end May 26th to 28th. Plans were made fpr actiyities corning up "beef barbecue, craft fair and pat luck supper June 5th. Hostess for the meeting was Mrs. Waldep. 'moll nt Miley s • he.saidArdget-atirm---. 'La dies meet is- lush and the monsoon seasons • , . • -are in May and October. There The president of the Ladies Aid arc sonic beautiful flowering of First Presbyterian Church Mrs. trees and the "Palm" trees grow.: Ann Agar opened the May •.-to a-wonderful height. The'main— 'meeting with a short prayer Mrs. industries are Bauxite ore, Jean Keys read a poem "In the tempt powder, sugar plantations Garden." and bananas,‘ he commented. A bake sale is to. be held The devotions were led by Mrs. onFriday June 2nd at 3 p.m. in C .Stewart opening with hymp - "Happy the home when God is there". Scripture the 95th psalm was read . by Mrs. H. Connell ' 'follOwed with -prayer and com- ments- on thy. scripture' with. a Egmondville: She told about her ;reading "bow great is yoUr God" ' life, work of the church being__ by-Nrs-----Ste V% a I . . 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