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?Mail; 4 .. OQDERIQ%I SIQNAL.S'I AR, THURSDAY, JANUARY • 31, 1974
OLBORNE
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The January meeting o
Tiger Dunlop Wgmen's ,I•n-
stiitute `-was held in Colborne
Central School Wednesday
evening, January 23 with
President Mrs. Eric Reaburn in
the chair. She welcomed the
twenty-. ne members and four
visitors.
Roll Gall was responded to.
by the members with a verse
with the word "Peace" in it.
. It was 'moved by-: Mrs.
Terence ,Hunter and seconded
by Ives. George Robinson to'
send $20 to the Canadian Men";
tal' Healtl. Association. A
donation of $10 was sent for•
the Mrs. Pardy Memorial Fund
on, motion of. Mrs. Richard
Buchanan and Mrs. James
Horton.
.The 4H Clubs will soon be
starting and four leaders and
four assistants have consented
to take the. course "Taking a
.,Look at "You`rsel'f" at the
Wesley -Willis United Church,
Clinton, February 11 and 12, 10
a•m.-3:30 p•m.
The course from the Senior-
. Leaders Training School in
Huron. County: ''More Ideas -for
. Sewing Knits" to be held in
Clinton' February 6 and 7 will
be attended by Mrs., Ric1iard-
Buchanan and Mrs. Harm
.,„Kldeze.
Two very informative letters
from Children's Aid Society
r. -and Mrs, Warren Robin-
son in glv_n5.the topic fur the
.meeting, "Citizenship and
World Affairs" spoke fondly of
living in England for a -term
and: showe d beautiful and in-
terestinn pictures taken of
England and of several tours
they.•.made toYScandinavia and'
Minorca, a resort off" the coast•
of Spain:'
During the lunch half hour,
the couple delighted the mem-
bers with several well rendered
musical numbers which were
very much enjoyed. -
Mrs. Osborne Falkiner, on
behalf of the Institute thanked
the„ guests and presented them
with a gift. " •
Members all enjoyed a social
half hour. -
SOCIAL NEWS
All adults interested in
volleyball ,are reminded that
Colborne • Central School is
operr•every Wednesday evening .
frr p 8-10 --p.m. for
recreation -al volleyball.
r Mrs, Rod Bogie, who was a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
' has returned home, and her
friends wish her a speedy
recovery.
Frank Foran and Harry
Brindley have returned home
from a trip to Vancouver.
They report they had stormy
weather and once the tem-
perature was 39 below zero.
Vancouver was very good
Weather *Lowest temperature
there was 27.- degrees, and grass
Was .green. ' Cattle `were,„
cheaper but hay was expensive,
often around $2.35 a .bale; In
yancouver choice: alfalfa hay
'was' as high as $8 a bale in
some' parts. -
Mr. aneMrs. Harry Dykstra
and family have returned home
from a pleasant holiday in
Florida• ` ,�,'
Parents of, Colb6 ne Central
School children are reminded
to return ,the questionnaire'
-regarding }he
morning
sports program to the school at
once. . Thanks:
were read regarding the
Women's- -hst-itute Bursary and --
the,
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the, donations ,of clothing at
Members- were informed that
the ,1.974 Officers 'Conference
will beheld at thedUniversity. of
Waterloo, April .30, to May 2.
The Carlow, H_ all is* being
redecorated 'and a • committee'
was .n.amed to look `into the
matter of new drapes, Mem-
bers. are .Mrs. .Emmerson,
Elliott, „ rs A"rnolti Young,
-Mrs. Maitland • Montgome•ry
and, Mrs": -Ralph Jewell.
The February meeting will be
one week • earlier • than usual,
February 2.0 at, 2 p.m. with
Murray CUaufit, M.P.P..as guest.
speaker.
Several members were repor-;•
H'ydr� and trustees Soii so,
public speaking contest
In a day of dwindling con- In Mid flMron at Seaforth
cern for public speaking, there Public School'on February; 5 at
is a Huron County,QL pm. 10 a.m. St. Colurribain Dublin•
munications Festival in which St. Ja rues, Seafortht St. Joseph,
35 Elementary Schools are par--'`Cl'inton; Hulte,tt"Central; Clin-
ticipatit g. "Sponsors are the ton ane Seaforth contestants
Ontario Public Scho-dl will compete. "
Trustees' Association and On- At Holmesville Public School
tario Hydro. m February 5 at 1:45 p.m.
The County has been divided St.Mary's, Goderich; Colborne
into three areas --South Huron, Central: Holrnes'v.ille; Robert-.
Mid Huron and North Huron. son Memorial, Goderich:. Vic -
One student will advance from toria, Goderich; "and Christian
each school to •area corn- Reform, Clinton, will take .the -
petitions. Two will advance.- floor. s-
from' each area to.. the County , .Three . speakers from each
Finals. ' level will speak at Robertson
Each speaker' will read a two Memorial February 11 at 1;45
minute selection of his/her- paw' a d;z,two speakers°•will.add-
choice; speak for 3--5 minutes vance to the County•Finals.,
on a chosen topic; and answer W.H. Knisley, Goderich, „is
questions from the floor on the convener of the coup wale
speech for` two minutes. #- program.
An accident which abccurred
late Monday evening just south
of Glenn's Hill inyotved. a car
driven by - Tom AIrwin of
Wi•ngha:rr area, and three cows
owned by Wilfred Pentland.
Fortunately Tom Irwin was
only slightly injured although
his car was wrecked. .One cow
was killed instantly and the
other two had to be destroyed.
The cows had broken out.from
the stable near by, and Tom Ir-
win was on his way to work in
oderich at the-tirxie of t
Several. other minor, _ac-
cidents have happened recently
due, no. doubt,- to icy road con-
ditions which did riot clear as
quickly in village or town,•as on
the highways.
There are several. residents
who ..although •not in hospitals,
are .not enjoying, the best of
health, and, to them we wish a
speedy,�,return : to good health:
For seveNal days Spring-like°
weather has prjevai•led, but
perhaps by the time you are
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ter('ill and in .ho"spital. All '•Dairynie
were wished a speedy recovery:`
,• Mrs. K. DeG root displayed
her. exceptionally fine Three educational meetings
-Needlepoint•. A few -of the for - Huron County dairymen
members brought books tor the . have been organized to take,,
lending library among the place'in,.the Londesborb Corn-~
members: ," ` rnunrty Hall during February.
w 'he , ,,first meeting on
•February 6, 1:30• p.m. 3:30
p.m. will feature Dairy Herd •
Management. R•s owns and
manages , Huron County's top ,
• producing R O.P: Holstein
- herd. Mr. Marshall, , besides
• managing kis, ourstan,ding
. pr«ducin.g herd, 'provides
; leadership for the Holstein-
; ' Friesian. breed. He is presently ,'
first vice-president of the,
; Holstein -Friesian Association
• , it might come in handy when •
•• of Canada:
• R, •you need informations about LGordon Bell;.fronl St. Marys „,,
-:, your Goier.nment Programs, : • is. the, Western Ontario' field- -
•• -,Retirement Insurance, or : marl, for the 1-iolstein breed. At
Employee Benefit Plans, : ` this ' meeting, Mr. Bell will
„'.. : speak on the art Of marketing g
• - Better lat,�.� ..-aio,r...tbe,-real-, .,,,, ,i,,Qd ..ta,,:j .,,carttl�,,..Xhe_pxe ent .
thing write' or phone ` • . strong prices for good- dairy
° : cattle makes this a timely topic. '
9 Per-. Val Street • : • On February 13, Milking.,
�� P.O. Box e15
. Cl,ntonOmand ;. Management will be discussed,
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• A• • Equipment, sanitation,- and
.. 519 482.7703 .
• . milking • 'procedure , will' be
•: major topics.
.fr. Hacker of the Animal
' ; .. and Poultry Science Depart
reading this the Jan ary,- -
February typical weather ay
have returned. High winds on
Saturday night `caused hydro
interruptions. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pen-
tland and Lou' spent • the
weekend in London with Mr:„,,
- -and Mrs, -Benson Pentland arid.
family. ' -
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"Pest Lady. Yeah you. .
Listen you want an answer to
that back ache. Whaddaya
Mean how do I know -you got a
back ache, everyone has a back
ache and if they got a back ache'
they- tsual y' got a neck -...ache
and some stomach trouble to go
with i•t...See, I was right. You
do have an upset stomach and
--have You been to th'e doctor
about it? Ah ha,h he said there
was no physigl problem but
that was the result, of' nervous
tension...Well there you got it
right there. The problem is
that you don know how to
relax"
If this sounds like a soft sell
for a pain reliever. then ,you are
wrong. Many people ate their
worst physical enemies -as they
can cause irreparable damage
to themselves "while under a
nevous •. strain. Housewives
can become very- edgy and
irritable after spending • entire.
days at home with the children
and businessmen dwell . on
problems so much that these
usually manifest themselves .as'
an ulcer.
Many people, , turn a lot of
their • worries and frustrations
back inside of themselves -and'
the result is usually a lose or,
gain of weight; stomach, back, .
neck and leg pains. The biggest -
problem we face is our inability
to relax.
Mrs. Lorna Eadie and' • The Information and Friend-
,• daughter Mary .of Holyrood ship Centre is currently setting
visited Mrs. J.M• Reed a�nd-Gir_ up, a: program to teach' our-
vin, Reed on ,Sunday. '•... -selves* bow to relax. Simple
-Barbara a a •an , Damon breathing exercises; spinal
Webster from Toronto were at exercises and some easy iestful
the •forn)er's , home for the yoga positions will be the rrrain-
weekend. stay of the sessions, ,We• then
Eedy's Bakeshbp in'Dungan .hope to• move into 'massage and
non ,will be closed for two `also . incorporate• some. muscle
weeks allowing all workers to toning exercises. -•
have holidays. "Mr. and Mrs. The program will be held
Irvine Eedy plan to have visits every Monday and Friday bet-
in Kitchener and Mississauga ween•10"a.m. arid -11 a.rn. at the
with Members, of their family. • Goderich Arena at MacDonald
•Martha Eedy from -London Street. •,,Both sessions are free
assists each -Saturday in the of charge and all that We ask
bakeshop. Eedy's store will be ` ycfu to ,bring is 'a very heavy
•open as usual during these two 'blanket or`preferab•ly a sleeping
weeks. - bag and- comfortable clothing.
Mr. and Mrs., A:• J, Sherwood' 'The Centre is also starting a'
attended the funeral of Mrs. . "Women's Day Out" program.
A sleigh ride'°is scheduled for
February-2°1�=and .,on February
28.Dr. Tony Miller, head of the
psychology department a� the
Goderich Psychiatric Hdspital
will, speak on "Co-operation
-and Competition in Kids''.
,For those women who have
,children a baby sitting ,service
will be set up indthe nursery of
the church. Again it is
suggested that- if you -Tare -•
`bringing your child you' should
bring, one : of his/her favorite
toys- .. and , the recommended
dress . is casual, comfortable
Clothing for the"exercises,
Mrs. Harold Larder iwon Ehe.
high prize. in the 'Centre run
card game' Monday, January
28. The card games of 'Euchre,
500 and Bridge -take place
every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at MacKay Hall, Nelson
and North Street. Admission is
free and the games take place
between 2 „and , p.m
The Centre still requires -
people who would like to help
on our Friendly Telephone Cir-
cle service. The program
assures that someone who is
shut in or lonely `would receive.
a phone call and then call
someone else once every day.`
This act's as it form of
assy;rance, to elderly people who
are riving alone and who do not
have Much contact . with ,,older
people. . -
• If�'you would like information •
or -to join any oft-lxese-p rogram-s _
please feel 'free to call us,4t the
Centro every week -day -between
9 `a.fn. and 5 p.m. at 524-6651. •
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Call Pat or Dona for an a'ppOEifitme:nt
" 'James Barbour` (formerly Ida • This group _will meet . every
a ni1ieet�n s Sherwood), London on Wed- , Thursday, starting February 7 •
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e,: nesday.yand•-w,ere accompanied at,St.. George's - Parish hall from
by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred"Dren ,g30 a,rn. to 1»11130 a.in. Each,:
nap of Lucknow:. ,, 'Thursday's program will con -
Jamie _-Sere, " Duane and sist_of a F'un and; Fitness group,
Marty Rivett who play hockey coffee and a speaker and
with the Lucknow Fleas report ;:discussion, with a topic that will-
• elude in tlYe afternoon.' It would •
be a good ,idea t� bring lunch.
:Production of home grown•
feed is always important on the
dairy farm, Pat. Lynch, - S.oils.
'and, Crops Specialist,—and— Mike.
:Miller Extension Specialist wilt
team upon February 20 for„thiS•-
meeting starting at •1:30 'p.m:
A special invitaeion' is. exten-
ded to - Huron County dairymen
to attend these meetings being
held in, the Londesboro °Crani- °
munity Hall says Bill Broad:
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worth, Associate. Agricultural -
Representative, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and'
Food, _Clinton. `, •
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:a- decided• win on " Saturday
playing against *the Teesw,ater.
team, 10-3 or was it 4?
In the pictures of winners i>;i
Goderich curling clubs are Ivan ' Children First". The , special.
Rivett, and' also Mrs. Ross " Valentine's •Day program .will
,;l-edy,- from our area. And then feature Dr. Mario Cauchi whci'
the -re -are winners from here will speak o i "Heart Disease.:-.
-r-epo'rt•e371.6" the Sentinel The;'Way to. a 'Man's Heart is'
Bowling 'News. • For—others,,, Through ` His Stomach:" • A
'there are local card parties;' all -;heart warming discussion will
helping to shorten • the winter. follow. •.
change every ,week. '
The -first, -speaker' will be Dr.
Valerie Jones cif .Goderich who
will speak ' on "Women .and..
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Metropolitan Life': °.-mens of the University Of
• Guelph, along with .resource
• ..Ottawa, Ontario , :
• people from the Surge Etquip-...
We sell life' insurs�r e ment Company will be takiti•g•
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• part. Thismeeting will 'com-
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