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Report from Queen's Park Unit makes 54 visits
some physical weakness we
need to see them through
"Spiritual Bifocals" and
treat them accordingly, she
said,
The Scripture I Samuel 2;
"Hannah's Prayer" intro-
duced Mrs. Crocker's study
on the "Life of Hannah" who
personalties Motherhood.
After years of faithful prayer
a son Samuel (Asked of the
L'Ord,) was born to her. She
consecrated this child to the
service of God, leaving his
hair uncut,
Christmas cards were dis-
tributed to be sent to shut-ins
and forms members,
Volunteers offered to spend
some time at the nursing
home with crafts, visiting
reading, music etc.
The Nominating Commit-
tee reported the Executive
for 1980 as follows: Past
President - Mrs. E. Heming-
way; President - Mrs. Cud-
more; 1st Vice President -
Mrs, Tyerman; 2nd Vice
President - Mrs. I Evans;
Secretary - Mrs. R. Hupfer,
Assistant Secretary - Mrs. J.
Taylor; Treasurer - Miss L.
Lucas; Pianist - Mrs. V.
Thomas; Assistant - Mrs. W.
Turnbull. Program Com-
mittee - Mrs. Crocker, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Steffler, Mrs.
Cudmore, Mrs. Hupfer.
Mrs. Hazelwood enter-
tained II sh mipi pot "kg% ncerri bad Afternotohne umnietmabtehrserohf otinhee
er r I II U I I ILO V I I I on Tuesday. Fifteen
members answere,d the Roll
Call with a verse of "Hope."
Fifty-four visitations were
recorded.
Mrs. Hemingway called
the meeting to Worship by
quoting a scripture Verse.
The Lord is nigh unto all
them that call upon him.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Crocker
convened the Devotions
relative to Remembrance
Day.
Scripture Luke 19. "Love
to Little Children featuring
the International Year of the
Child." Was followed by the
story of Helen Bacon, a nurse
in the Leper wing of a
Thailand hospital.
The special care and love
offered by this nurse to
AsheH, the leper boy
completely changed his at-
titude from being rejected to
being a person. Rather than
regarding unfortunate
people as outcasts because of
BY MURRAY GAUNT MPP
During the Ministry of
Natural Resources Estimates
held this week, I had the
opportunity to express the
concern felt by fishermen in
regard to the fish-stocking
program in Lake Huron and
Georgian Bay.
The efforts of the Ministry
over the past twenty years to
introduce splake have been a
failure, and the tourist
industry has suffered serious
tzar n from poor angling.
1 told the committ ee that
the constituents of-
Anion-Bruce are up in arms
over the failure of this
program and the Ministry's
decision to continue with the
experiment. "The natives
are restless. The Grey-Bruce
area has been deserted by
anglers. You might just as
well be out there fishing for
passenger pigeons-you just
can't find these fish. You
spent twenty years and a lot
of money to find a fish which
could survive the lamprey...
but they seem to disappear
out of the bottom of the
lake,"
The Legislature's Select
Committee on Hydro Affairs
has concluded that Ontario's
nuclear reactors are
"acceptably safe".
However, the final report of
the all-party fourteen
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member committee adds
"there are real risks in the
peaceful use of nuclear
power and,. absolute safety
can never be totally
assured." The report makes
several recommendations to
improve nuclear safety,
while pointing out
weaknesses in the design,
oper ation and regulation of
Ontario's nuclear industry.
"The committee learned that
it is impossible to assure that
there is absolute safety in the
operation of Ontario's
reactors..There is a broad
range of possible accidents
and subsequent
consequences with varying
likelihoods of occurence.
"Even so, given the clear
commitment of Ontario
Hydro to safety, the past
safety record of the existing
reactors and the design
mechanisms to limit the
consequences of possible
accidents, the committee
found that the risk of a
serious accident occurring in
any single reactor is
extremely small and that the
reactors were, therefore,
acceptably safe."
Catastrophic accidents are
very much on people's minds
at present, with the
potentially very dangerous
situation in Mississauga
following the accident to a
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CP rail freight train. When
the train was derailed, a
tanker containing lethal
liquid chlorine sustained a
two-foot tear-, it immediately
began leaking chlorine and it
was feared that explosions of
other chemicals being
transported by the train
would completely rupture the
container. The disaster
closed three major highways,
caused 700 patients to be
moved from two hospitals,
and something like half a
million people in the area to
be evacuated and housed in
private residences
elsewhere, in high schools,
shopping centres, etc.
The crippled freight train
was one of dozens which pass
through the city of Toronto
evry day hauling deadly
chemicals. Yard Marshals
often place the tanks of
dangerous substances
between other cars that act
as buffers, but the practice is
not required by law. Fifty or
sixty tanks of deadly
chemicals are sometimes
strung together, according to
a CP Rail official.
Brucellosis should be
eradicated in Canada in ten
years, according to an official
of Agriculture Canada. The
prediction is based on
computer projections on the
federal campaign to eradi-
cate the disease that causes
abortion and reduced milk
production in cows. Since the
campaign has been stepped
up, the number of known
infected herds across the
country has dropped from
1,230 in 1976 to 227.
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Santa has a mail box inside for
all the boys' and girls' letters.
THANK YOU
The Huron County Milk Committee wishes to
thank the following donors of gifts for its
Dairy Princess contest:
Bank of Commerce, Blyth; H & N Dairy
Supplies, Walton; Stacey Bros., Mitchell;
Bank of Montreal, Clinton; T.B. Allen Ltd.,
Londesboro; Ken Jackson, Surge Dealer,
Seaforth; Agrico, Hensall; Royal Bank,
Clinton; Huron Holstein Club and Huron
Milk Committee.
And the donors of door prizes for the 1979
Dairy Princess Ball:
Tasty Nu Bakery and Cheese House, Zurich;
United Breeders and Gardiner's Transport.
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