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CHILDREN Georgian Mall Sears | Dominion | March 14th-17th All proceeds donated to Royal Victoria Hospital PRELIMINARIES: WED. MARCH 14 11 to6p.m. THURS. MARCH 15 11 to6p.m. FRI. MARCH 16 11 to 2 p.m. PLAYOFFS: Friday, March 17th 2 to6p.m. Prizes: COMPUTER GAMES from Radio Shack ~ GREAT PRIZES!" WASAGCA STARS HOCKEY SCHOOL presents: Hockey SHOOT-OUT COMPETITION Test your skills Ontario's finest | | | : * HOCKEY FILMS * DISPLAYS * PRIZES Complete details at | ° | | HWY. 26/27, North off HWY. 400, BARRIE Say Page 10, Wednesday, March 14, 1984 Recent high winds caused a little more than poor driving conditions in Huronia. It would seem that you didn't have to be out mess. on the highways to be in the middle of a This scene was recorded. in Wyebridge, Monday morning. Damage has been estimated in excess of $5,000 to both the sign and the car. -Photo by Bob Murray as 4 : CLOSE-UP \ifl ON HEALTH on marijuana Most kids don't "do"' dope or even want to smoke up. But because there seems (0 bea lot of marijuana around - in schools, on the street, and al parties - some teenagers may wonder about it and feel they should give it a try. With all the talk and publicity, it may look as if there's an acceptance of marijuana. What Is It? Marijuana is a drug that can change one's inood. It's the most common form Of can- nabis and comes from the Indian hemp plant-- as does hashish, which is stronger than marijuana. Whatare the Effects? In general, sensations may include feelings of well-being, relaxation, changed perceptions of lime, space and self; giddiness; lessening of Alan G. Martin Chartered Accountant Elmvale Penetanguishene 4 Queen East 3 Robert West 322-2440 549-3146 Professional Services include e Preparation of personal and corporate Tax Returns e Income Tax Planning Tax changes of recent years could affect you! We recommend that you consult a professional for advice if in doubt on any significant aspect of your 1983 Tax Return. . hashish). inhibitions; forgetfu- Iness; heightened sensitivity to sound, textures and taste; increased appetite--the "marijuana munchi- es"; and less pleasant experiences such as fear, worry depression, irritability, confusion or uiredness. Physically, marijuana may lead tO increased heart raie, dry throat and mouth, reddened eyes and _ impaired physical coordination. Long-Term Fffects Hiere have been no reports of deaths directly linked to cannabis use, but there may be other problems: The active ingredient of cannabis, THC (tetrahydrocannabino]) may pass from a pregnant mother to an unborn child and may harm the developing fetus. Heavy regular use produces symptoms of psychological depen- dence in some people. There's evidence that long-term smoking up ' can lead to psychiatric disOrders such as delusions Or paranoia. For more Health and Welfare Canada has two new booklets aimed at both parents and young people. Stay Real provides straight reliable information about cannabis (Marijuana and Straight Facts answers some of the more common questions about drugs and drug abuse in general. For copies, write to the Health Promotion Directorate, Health and Welfare Canada, Box 8888, Ottawa, K1G 3J2. This column is written by the Health Promotion Directorate of Health and Welfare Canada. + Wyevale 4-H report by BONNIE MOREAU The girls who call themselves the Niffty Needlers are almost finished there quilting course. With seven members, they are: President - Susan Legget; Vice-President - Cathy Blow; Secretary - Nancy Locke; Press Reporter - Bonnie Moreau; other members are Wendy Clause, Brenda Large and Mary Lynn McBrien. Our leaders are Fran Marshall and Bev Leonard. We have learned three different techniques in quilting. These are quilting, string quilting and applique. Meetings are held in the library of the Wyevale School at 6:30 p.m. every Wednesday night. Our achievement night will be held on April 18 at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome to attend. -