The Goderich Signal-Star, 1978-05-11, Page 30PAGE BA--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1978
Round `n'About...
Last week I told you about
the "workshops" Goderich
Little Theatre plan for May
and June - and I had a wrong
name for the makeup expert
from Stratford. I hope he
hasn't noticed it. The date for
the lighting workshop is May
21 by David Blaney and the
name for the makeup
workshop is Mr. Clayton
Shields, May 28. Then June 10
and 11 David Fanstone of
Kingston does an interesting
coverage for directors and
those who think they would
like to direct a play. These all
take place at MacKay Hall,
North Street at Nelson. They
are all called for 10 a.m. but
you must be there before ten,
between 9:30 and 9:45 will be
fine but don't meander in
after ten for goodness sake!
s-akc!
Have you been reading all
the advice on how to look
younger, be healthier and
feel better that you see in
almost every magazine?
They tell you why and how
vitamins and minerals help
since "Millions of Americans
- and perhaps Canadians are
looking older than their
years, sickly and with poor
complexions because they
are not taking the vitamins
and other nutritional factors
needed for a youthful zestful
appearance".
I'm sure many of you don't
want to start looking "youth-
ful" but it is nice to have the
energy to look and feel like
doing things and going
places. For a great many
years Ihave been a vitamin
pusher. When I think back on
the number of years I have
taken vitamins - and the
things I have done over those
years -- I just have to say I
couldn't have done it alone!
When we were young, "we
were "good" eaters - we
weren't allowed to be
"picky". I think that is the
best start in life Uany child
could have. As you grow older
you have better control over
what you eat and I think most
people eat good solid meals
and get over the picky bit - if
you don't you're into drink
and junk foods. I've never
-had the time or inclination for
either. "
'During the last war I had a
job where I worked usually 12
hours a day. I had a house and
two children to worry and
fuss over and all this takes a
lot of energy.
Before this I had been
taking Vitamin B's because
I'd developed sciatica,
neuritis and lumbago and all
the ailments that accompany
these miserable aches and
pains. After this was settled
down, I was given good ad-
vice
mineral tablets and my
illnesses since then were not
because I lacked pep and
vitality - ii was old age
creeping up on me - that's not
really true - but as I grow
older I have enjoyed my
health - and vigor and would
to see others feeling as
lik
d.
, I know that, now, I couldn't
get all the nutritional factors
/ I need from food because
your eating habits change a
great deal over the years.
So there now - if you are
feeling draggy, low on the get
up and go to your doctor
for advice on this I'm sure he
won't recommend sulphur
and molasses, as is, but a pill
that is easy to take and works
without you realizing it.
Big things don't happen
right away, but a few weeks
can put you on the road to
feeling great - TRY IT - and I
don't expect any vitamin
company to come running
because I've- said all this. I
just want to see those
SMILES.
Terry Crowley
GODERICH
524-9075
representing
London
Life
...with Martha
Here's a bit on "Natural
Resources": Children are
better at some things than us -
like eating a sandwich and
leaving the crust; at skipping
on sidewalks and,not touching
cracks, or reaching mosquito
bites down on their backs.
They're, whizzes at
loosening a tooth 'til it
wiggles, and able to cut up a
worm while it wriggles! 'Tho
children, admittedly, may
have their troubles, they
chew gum the longest and
make the best bubbles, they
Martha Rathburn" appears
weekly in The Signal -Star.
all have two stomachs, so if
one should hurt from meat
and potatoes - there's room •
for dessert. And what's more
amazing - these marvelous
tricks most children have
`mastered before they are six.
Thanks to Lyla Blake. Ward
for these fine words.
There are two interesting
films being shown Friday
night, May 12, 8 p.m. sharp at
the Public LibrUary.
Victoria Street United
Church Women have their
Centennial Spring Flowers
Tea and Bake Sale on Wed-
nesday.afternoon, May 17.
The Garden Club have their
fun night - the "Plant
Auction", Wednesday night,
May 17 at Robertson school.
The Ahmeek Chapter,
I.O.D.E. Bake Sale at Sun -
coast Mall is May 19.
The Nile United Church big
Ham and Turkey Supper is
May 24.
So, don't forget these little
outings. Then on June 2 -
mark your calendar now -
Mary Lynne Telford tells .me
the kid's examinations are
pver and the concert is all set.
These talented children will
give you an enjoyable
evening of Highland dancing
at MacKay Hall.
June 7 at Maitland Golf and
Country Club is the G.L.T.
Annual dinner'. The active
members will know about this
but all the other theatre
members are reminded that
they are welcome to come to
this business and fun night.
Did you know Little
Theatre President Frank
Bisset is in hospital? If you
can he would be happy to see
you.
Last week some of Little
Theatre members gathered
at Arie VanDer Ende's home
for "readings" for future
plays. Everyone enjoyed the
interesting home and the visit
to Arie's art studio and the
wonderful hospitality that
two warm people extend.
Besides seeing views of the
last few theatre ..presen-
tations, I believe a terrific
play has been chosen for next
season. It is a laugh play - and
we all need laughs.
Love Martha.
Bridge
scores
Frank and Jim Donnelly
edged the team of Evelyn
Galbraith and Dawna Sproule
by one-half point to win the
game at the May 2 meeting of
the Goderich Bridge Club.
There were six tables in play.
The Donnellys had a point
total of 78 while Galbraith and
Sproule were second with
771/2.
Mary Donnelly and Eleanor
Erskine were third with 761/2
points and Louise
Hetherington and Jean
Papernick were fourth with
731/2 points.
Tied for fifth place were
Arleen Gibbons and Theresa
Donatis with Mary Ann and
Bob Dempsey with 721/2
points.
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Centre for Developmentally Handicapped at their second
annual open house, Sunday. Here a group of visitors tour
the leisure workshop where residents are involved with
ceramics. Centre administrator, Bill Gregg was pleased
with the response of the open house this year and intends to
expand the programs. (photo by Dave Sykes)
Bluewater welcome
The response to the second
open house at the Bluewater
Centre for Developmentally
Handicapped was `so
gratifying' that centre
Administrator Bill Gregg
hopes to expand the program
next year.
"I am gratified with the
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