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•
THESE SPECIALS
AVAILABLE
• ONLY IN:
HIGHWAY NO, 8
• 3GODERICH
MONDAY & TUESDAY 9.6 P.M.
• WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY.& FRIDAY 9a9 P.M
SATURDAY $i30-4 PM
PAU* weekend the bions
Oilier „jack! defeated
.-a Well played
‘.!,pdpi •
• rAelle Morrissey
scored threergeelcahcl bad
three twists, While Vicky
Valitierimrgbi,\pieked 'up
tl*,ROelttalgleee.,aSsi.4.
SitaeeY Reais scored. ,one
gee), and two Vaisto while
Talbot ind Angie
Chlahe. ,Seored one
goal and one assist,
• The team was fortunate to
have Sheila Donnelly on
their side as she kept her
"cool" and stopped a
number of tricky shots.
• Bridge
scores
A six -table Howell game
was played when .the
Goderich duplicate Bildge
Club met Tuesday, February
8. The average score was 54.
Anna Godley and Marg
Hall were first with 68 points
•and were 'followed by Arlene
Gibbons and Ray Fisher,
59% points; Mary Ann
Dempsey and Pat Stringer,•
S8points and, Barb Howe and
Marian Lane were fourth
with 57 points.
• The teams of Jean Cook
and Verna Worthy and Helen
Tench and John Wood tied
for fifth place with 56 points.
Winner
named
TIO BITS
• Joanne Buchanan
Annette, Curran of R.R. 1
Dungannon was the winner
of last • week's Lucknow
Jamboree lottery draw.
EdithShnpson drew the
lucky ticket no. 1635.
++4 -
March is Nutrition Month
• across the 'country and the
national slogan. is, "Choose
• nutrition nowlzit paya
The -"BOWS Comity'
• NUtrition Committee is
sponsoring a Food Dollars
and Sense Night at 'Rober-
tson Mefnorial School in
Goderich on Wednesday,
March 2 at MO 'p.m. The
program is free to the public
and will include amovie, two
speakers from the Ontario
• Pork and Beef Marketing
Boards, food demon-
strations, taste treats,
recipes and door prizes.
Fix more information,
contact Jane Muegge, Home
Economist with the Ontatlo
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food in Clinton, 482-3428 or
Cathy Thomson,
Nutritionist, Huron County
Health Unit, Goderich, 524-
8301.
Stress is
very real
For the totally commis-
sioned sales person in a
downturned economy, stress
becomes a very real and
• very threatening thing.
And with the current real
estate market in Ontario suf-
fering thniugh some hard
days, it's easy to see why a
session on stress manage-
ment would be a popular
workshop at a real estate
conference.
o The workshop on stress,
titled "What ... me worry?",
will be led by John Lavery,
Ph.D., a psychologist at
Brock University in St.
Catharines.
It's expected that in addi-
tion to dealing with- stress
amongst real estate profes-
sionals themselves, the
workshop will also assist
them in dealing with clients.
In an age when high interest
rates are forcing families to
give up their homes and
when marital problems lead
to the breakup of families
and homes, brokers and
sales representatives are
often called upon to handle
volable stress -filled situa-
tiotIS.
The workshop on stress
will be held Sunday morning,
February 20, as part of the
• 614 annual conference of the
Ontario Real Estate Associa-
tion. the conference is
scheduled for February 20
and 21, at the Sheraton Cen-
tre Hot&
,The, Ontario Real Estate
Asoel8tiOn represents more
that) 24,000 real estate pro-
feselonala in 46 loeal real
estate boards across the pro.