The Huron Expositor, 1970-09-03, Page 11On the way up
DEAR DORIS
I would like to know what
a person can do with a girl who
is', always . moody.' When her
mother speaks to her she snaps
back at her for no reason at all.
She thinks it is awful when
she cannot stay out until all
hours of ,the morning. I have
known 'her to come clout for•
breakfast and go around all day
and not speak a word to her
mother, who has a heart of gold.
Well, she is -so upset about
not being able to take a holiday,
in the States that she cries in
her bedroom and makes it mis-
• • erable for the whole household.
This girl is 16 years old aild
very smart at school.
• - TRbUBLED
DEAR TROUBLED - That
heart of gold hae been too soft.
Moody Eighteen gets that way
from being crossed - when she
is used to having her own way all
her life. Being rude to her
mother and others shows she is
no lady. She needs love, yes; but
loving discipline, too.
My message to Moody is: If
you aim for an unhappy life,
st You wilr,hit the mark dead on
with your present behavior. Until
you learn the delight there is in
giving good cheer to others, you
have little chat,* of any lasting
satisfaction yourself.
DE AR DORIS
- My husband left when my
• second baby was only three weeks
old. He went to live common
law with another woman. He
didn't pay support until the court
demanded it or jail.
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DEAR. DORIS
- I 'am a married woman 46
Mien old. I have had clerkinst,
experience for 15 years.
Lately, my .employer has been '
asking me to help with some of
the buying for the store. He
also has had me do the statements
at the end of the month. I feel
this is a step upward.
I would like some help on
how to express myself and keep
up d good conversation; and some
ideas on how to do the buying.
-SELLING SALLY
▪ DEAR SALLY Besides read-
ing about your specific problems,
it helps with the art of conver-
sation if you embark on a regular
reading program to familiarize
yourself with the great writers
and with current events.
When it comes to buying, your
best help will come from contact
with stores in large centres which
are selling the most up-to-date
merchandise of the kind in your
store. Buyers and salesladies
4L11--he glad to' talk with you
about what is new and popular.
Ask your boss about taking an
occasional trip to do just that.
Your job has become creative and
calls for new ideas.
I am sending you the names
of some books which can help.
Good luck!
ed by the ,election of officers,
which are; President, Mary Jane
Ternpledan; Vice President,
Dianne Miller; Secretary, Jeanne
Ross; Assistant. Secretary, Ruth
Jeffery; PresS,Reporter, Eliza-
beth Templeman; Telephone
cGirls, Teresa Miller, Linda Mil-
ler; Record Book Covers, Rae
Butson,Eleanor Butson; Achieve-
ment Day Committee , Eleanor
Batson, Judy Jeffery., It was de-
cided, to 'call the club ',Staffs
Woollen". Record Books are to
be pink with white lettering. Mrs,
Jeffery reviewed the qualities
of wool. Mrs. Hutson explained
how to tell if a sample was
Pure Wool and how to disting-
uish the difference between Re-
processed wool, Reused wool,
and Virgin wool.
We had been married five
years and I worked four of them
to help get our house and .car.
It seems to me like he has
been drugged some way, as he
thought the world of his child and
myself, and I told him I would
try and better myself if there
was something he didn't like.
, He ' really couldn't tell me
anything. He just said it . is
something different and let's just
start over and forget we were
married.
-JUST NUM ':3
. DEAR NUMB - "Let's pre-
tend" goes with child' play, or
th e stage; but in reaelife we
don't rub out five years of happy
marriage just like that.
My guess is he won't stay
with Mate Number Two either;
that really is a pretend-type
twosome. If you care about
him, try what skilled counsel-
ling can do. ese
TO SANDRA - You are right
not to "take the food off the
table" to have luxuries. Malnu-
trition could follow unemploy-
ment where there is unwise
scrimping on food. Canada's
Food Guide, available from
your local health department,
is a useful guide about this.
Mrs. Pearl Francis andJane,
Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kemp and Eleanor.
Mrs. ,Sam Kerrie 11,m1 Mr.
and Mrs, Bob Norris and family
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Norris and family,Eirampton.
WOMENS INSTITUTE
Miss Boyles of the Ontario
Hydro was guest speaker at the
August Meeting of the Staita Wo-
mens Institute held in the town-
ship hall on Wednesday evening,
August 26. She showed slides
and gave An interesting commen-
tary on the "Portable appliance
Parade". Miss Boyles was intro-
duced by_ Mrs. George Vivian
and courtesy remarks were given
by Mrs. Lloyd Miller. There
were 19 members and .4 visitors
present with the roll call being
answered by hints from the
greenthumh to the greenhorn.
The motto - "The wheels
of industry are the gears of the
nation" was given by Mrs. Lloyd
Miller. Mrs. Carter Kerslake
gave a report of the District
executive meeting reminding
everyone of the County Rally to
be held in Atwood on October 15.
Members were also reminded
about the Area Convention in
Stratford in November.
Readings were given by Miss
Olive Speare, Mrs. Garnet Tay-
lor and Mrs. Lloyd Miller. Miss
Ruth Jeffery delighted the meet-
ing with accordian instrumental.
Mrs. Charles Douglas conducted
a contest on weeds, with Mrs.
Carter Kerslake the winner.
The president, Mrs. Ed.Chap
pel, presided for the business.
A letter was read from the Insti-
tute's adopted child. Mrs. Carter,,
Kerslake and Mrs. Jo VanValk-
engoed were appointed to attend
the leaders training school qn
"Sewing with Knits".
Mrs. Cameron Vivian report-
ed on the bus trip to Brantford
on September 3. Mrs. Ed. Chap-
pel gave a demonstration on ny-
lon net hats and other novelties.
The meeting closed with 0 Canada
followed by a sale of vegetables
and lunch served by the host-
esses, Mrs. Penelope Fell, Miss
Vera Hambley and Mrs. Verna
Brooks.
MARKS 9th BIRTHDAY
Karen MIller entertained sev-
eral of her friends Saturday on
her 9th birthday. Present were
Nancy pepper, Pamela Cameron,
Mary Parsons, Nancy and Eliza-
beth Templeman, Valerie Wal-
lace and Jillyarburn.
Correspondent
Miss Jean Copeland
Congratulations to Sandy Wil-
liams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Williams, who was the
lucky winner of a bicycle in the
4-6 year class in a contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pulley-
blank of London visited Sunday
afternoon with Miss Jean Cope-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler
have returned home from an
enjoyable trip to the East Coast.
Miss Christine Tomlinson is
*holidaying for a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkinson
and girls. David Tomlinson was
a visitor also for a few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Crafhla, 'Ellen and Deanna and
Miss Jean COpeland visited on
Monday with Mrs. Mac Walker
and other relatives in Caledonia.
Mi. and Mrs. David Williams
and family have returned home
from an enjoyable trip which took
them to Calgary, Banff and Jas-
per. They'enjoyed camping along
the way and also visited with
several relatives.
Mesdames Fred Parkinson,
Otto Reimer, David Wheeler and
Robert Corsaut and Miss Jean
Copeland spent Tuesday at the'
C anadian National Exhibition.
Seated!' 1
Names
Officers
The members of Seaforth No.
1 - 411 Club met at the home of
"Mrs. Peter Jansen, leader of
the first meeting. She was assist-
ed by Mrs. Norman Eggert. There
are 13 girls attending the club.
Mrs. Jansen explained club re-
quirements:
Officers elected are -
President - Jane Dietz; Secre-
tary - floating; Press reporter -
June Eggert and Treasurer -
Mary..Van Dyke. Mrs. Eggert
led the discussion "Keeping M en-
tally Fit."
Correspondent
Mrs. John Templeman
411 classes for the fall pro-
* ject "Working With Wool" have
begun again in the community.
Leaders for thie homemaking
clula are Staffs #1. Mrs. Spencer
Je ry and Mrs. Bill Butson,
S a #2, Mrs. John Wallace
and Mrs. Charles Douglas; Staffs.
#3, Mrs. Les Waddell and Mrs.
Ross Balfour.
ELECT OFFICERS
Staifa #1 411 girls held their
first meeting of the homemaking
club "Working with Wool" at
the, home of their leader, Mrs.
Spencer Jeffery on Monday eve-
ning, August 23. The meeting
opened with the 411 Pledge follow-
11lows of Staff* Hew* of
WOODHAM * 4H Groups Elect for '71 „ir
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birthday le'tn not get' her
thing at 410
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