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Ann
Landers
Dear Ann Landers: My 110.s.
bend's sister calls him henpeck-
ed. No one else gets miffed
when he refuses to take a drink
or haVe a can of beer. She
keeps telling him, "Your wife
has you wrapped ,around her
' little finger. She has robbed
you of your manhood."
My -husband, never drank ex-
, cessively, but, befpre we were,
'married. I told him I would be.
happier if he didn't;drink at all.
would .stop smoking: We have .
-both kept .the' bargain and he
has never ibdicated he is sorry.
1 am getting fed up with my
Carr yeu think of a neat reply
that ,will put her in her place
--FAIR EXCHANGE. -
Dear Fair:, It soOnds to me
as if she is IN her place—out-
"side•looking in. Why flatter the
shrew by dignifying her prickly
yeinarks with"an answer? Your
husband'e refusal to succumb 'to
her goading 'is the best answer
sif all.
Dear Ann Landers:..Thi other
'ha• ve culngsters yang*, from
tWo eighteyam of ;age. The
'making, terrible' racket, The
father yuSbed their vie*
- . and.. yelled. "If. you kids, don't
stop„,fighting, put you'in the."
snakes' and fregs,„ and you'll
staAr :,there • all night!"
'11Illty:Can't. people' realize avhat„
• threats do: to a' dhilc17-'
:These kids will grew, up terrir.
af 'dark and the maY
Mever',etitgrow' their. fear of any
moving thing that renunds them
0110z to1410'eff.,4iutideeided
..not become iiivolvect?b4is`f..'
Man- and'„oraer ignorant ParentS.
Other nieans.of
in yoUr, letter :heed,:your
Word of niy..own?-12treirts who
threaten' children' bY. telimg
thent :that 'the :palitemen,,
take theM If they'
hove are•.equally guilty. The. im!
do whit Watertown says, folks
—find another means of puirdsh-
ment.
Dear Ann Landers: My huts -
band gred, has been sober for
two. years and he owes it, all to
Alcoholics. Anonym.ous. Ile
hasn't missed an A.A. meeting
almostlfiree years. Fred says
an.,..f alcoholic is never cured—
that the disease can only be
arrested. Therefore, according
te- flinty he will have to go to,
AA. meetings for the rest of
his life.
Does this make sense? It
seems to,., ne that once a man
has ' learfied .* to 'live without
liquor he sheuld be able to stay
dry. Wetildn't a, man' feel inoie
like a man if, after he got •
headed in the right direetion, he
were able to keep going by hint -
Dear Mys: If , your -husband
feels ,the need to attend A.A.
meetings, please don't pull the
rug,from under him by suggest-
ing4-he :is unmanly because he
can't "keep going by himself."
The arrested alcoholic who at.
tends meetings 'not: only gets
*support, he Gives- if, and this
is a yitll part of the program. ,
The *dry A.A. should bp willing
to oxtend helpinwhand- to this
fraternity brothers who are
,,,struggling 'to Make -the grade—
•
Try to' teniember, what life
was like when Fred 'was on the,
Saifce" sand you'll find it „-•ac lot
easier to condone his weekly..
RAY 17 SAFE.. BE SURE THAT
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Is alcoholism a disease? How
can the alcoholic be treated.
diem. a dire? Reid the :booklet
"Alcohdlism ---;'Hope and
Writer.. to: Ann Landers .in
of this newspaper, enclostn.k.,,qc
Tin coin, plus, 5e for 'poitage'
,All letters or requests Should
'be, addressed to -°Ann Labders,
They are foiwarded from this
dose a long, self-addressed an -
stamped envelope and 5e for'
Postage. and the necessary coin-
age for the borildet requested. .
TAKING PART IN the proceedings of Dis. f-
trict 8 Horticultural- Societies' annual
meeting held in se: Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham, on Saturday East were,
from left, Mrs. William Ktie, Hanover,
District Diiector; Mrs, George Lernke,
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',Pembroke, president of the Ontario Hori-
cultural Association, and W. E. Fielding,
Wingham, president of the Wingham
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District '8,
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Confirmation held
in two churches
BELGRAVE.,•United Church
Belgrave, 'at the services at
both churches of this charge .
lagt Sunday, young people.
were received os church mem-
At Calvin -Brick, Marion
Isabel „McGee, Margaret Robert-
son, and Joyce Elizabeth T** •
ed their first comMunion'. .
During this service Gordon.'
McBurney was received into
the. session of the 4litirch and
later assisted in the cornMunion
At the United Church, Bel- -
grave. confirmation service .
'was held.. Brenda -Louise Johns-.
ton, Maiy Anne Wheeler, .
Douglas Alan Cook. Ronald •
Gordon Cook, ,Kermeth lohn
Hopper; and Albert drant Vin-„
cent were,Confirmed and re-
ceivdd their first communion.
All the young people had
been attending 'communicants'
classes throughout Lent when
the minister gave instruction in
basic Christian beliefs., °
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Freethy,.
who have been actively asso-
ciated With the cluirch at 13e1 -
grave since coming to the cdtil-
munity last fall from Markdalc,
were also received as metnbers,
having presented their certifi-
cates of transfer. Mr. Freethy
is the manager oldie 13elgrave,
Tlie services -at both charges
ReV. John 6, Roberts.
. Hbrilcultural Societies Of
District ‘8 met fortheir annual
meeting inthe fellowship hall.
df St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church oh Saturday. , Mrs.
W Klie of Hanover, dist-
rict director, was in charge of
the -meeting. there 'Were over
100 in attendance.
iiilayor DeWitt Miller ex,
tehded the• town's welcome to
the deiegates and visitors from
the karious societies .within the
"districr, which codprises the
-.counties of tiuron, Brude
welcomed the gathering.
Mrs. George Lemke of Pem-
broke, president of the Ontario
Horticultural Association,' •
brought greetings.from the Ont-
'ario.Association and reminded -
those present of the annual
Ontario gathering to be held in
Windsor, June 19, 20 and 21. •
Mrs. Lemke has tr4velled ex-
tensiveiy throughout the pro-
vincesince she-- asinmed office
last June, and told of some of
92nd Birthday
BLUEVAiE-Mr.• and Mrs.
Jahn Thompson Sr, entertained
on .Sunday in honor of Mrs. -
Thompson's father, Martini Gar--
niss, , who was celebrating his
92nd birthday. A family ga-
thering marked 'the occasion,
her experiences during that
A highlight of the, after.,
noon's proceedings was the
panel discinsioii on hdrticilltur-
al problems. The panel'con‘
sisring of Mrs. Lemke, Roy
Bennett of Wingham, Doug
agricultural repreienta,-
rive of Clinton, and Herb:
Markle, Ontario Horticultural'
Association treasurer of Gtielpft,'
answered the questions. subinitt-;
ed on problems confronting
horeitulturalists in the pursuit
the' W Ingham Soctett and
• meeting, It was followed by a
program of natisioal nurribers
presented by the Bell Ringers of
St. Andrew's Church, under the
leadership •of Gordon Leggatt.
A number of slides of this yeat's
parden Club show -at 0' Keefe
Centre in Toronto were .shown. •
A few items of new business
were introduced during the busk.
ness.session. The slate of offi.:;
• cers, as presented by the ;torn-,
Mis. Earl Cudmore of Brussels,
Was adopted. The officers' for
the coming year will be Mrs.
William .Klie of Hanover, dist-
, rict director; Ed Fielding, Wing)
'ham, first assistant; Mrs. Russel
Bray, Lion's Head,. sedond as-
sistant; Mrs. R.G. McGee,
boderich„ third assistant, Next .
year's convention Will be held
Suppe; provided'by the La-
dies' Aid of St. Andrew's..
rounded 'out avrOfirable.and
enjoyable afternoon. The'hall
was suitably decorated with
spring flowers frOm local gard-
ens,. and a display 'pf garden
accessories Was placed by a
Wingham firm.
FORDWIC1-1,The April meet.
was held at tbe.home of Mrs,
Clarence Carswell. Mrs, Scott
Clarkson presided. The toll
call was ansWered by payment
of fees and by _naming a book
re4entl'y read and enjoyed,
. The financial report. for the
year.1967-68 was read, An,.
nouncernent was made of
(Achievement Day ini-lowick
Central School on May llth and
Bast Huron Distiiat annual in
Fordwieh .May 16th.
/ Names Of patients' at the
Village Nursing Horne were
,given to members ta be re -
membered. on special' days
throughout the year. Mrs. S.
Bride, F,W.I.0, Board, mein-
ber, presided for the election
and installation of officers; „
Presidential committee; Mrs.
'Clarence Carswell, Mrs. S.
Bride, Mrsw S. Clarkson, Mrs.
H. Harris, Mrs. A: Derterling.
Mrs. C. Harris, Mrs. E. Hard-.
ing and Mrs. John Craig,; sec -
retary-treasurer, Mrs.. Crosby.
Sothern;, asst. sec-treas.. Mrs.
. S. Bride; 'branch directors, Mrs.
E. Harding, Mrs. S. Clarkson
and Mrs. R. Devitt; district
director, Mrs. Crosby Sothern;
.alternate. Mrs. Howard Harris;
pianist, Mrs. R. Devitt; assist-
ant, Miss Minnie'McElwain;
sunshine', Mrs.. Earl Moore; •
auditors, Miss -M. McElwain, -
Mrs, B. Agla; public relations,
erling; nominating committee,
Mrs. J. Craig, Mrs, 8. Clark-
. Conveners of standing cow -
Mines; Agriculture and can-,,
adian Industries. Mrs. C, Bar.
ris and Mrs, I. Winkel; borne
economics and health, Mrs. R
Gibson and Mrs,. li. Harris;
citizen and education, Mrs. L..
Loughran and Mrs. H. Pollo4;
historical research and current
events, I‘Irs. S, Bride and Mrs.
Craig; Tweedsmuir history .Curr
ator, Mrs. Crosby Sothern.
At the close of -the meeting
Mrs. -C.. 'Carswell served pot
luck lunchi
o attend
assembly
Wingham are finalising their,'
arrangements to attend the
seinl7annual circuit assembly .
of jeliovah's Witnesses being .
held in Hanover this weekmend.
eOrnmeitti.ng on the as.;
setribly Mr. Geddes mid, "It is
Indeed Upbuildina for my Um.,
and 1 to attend beeause we
believe the only Way Vie.111any
'problems` in the world can be
solved is by people coMillg
closer, tO Cosi. '
Ail Are invited to xttead,,,,
Delegates can't* frOin
expected. attendance of .5§Cr.
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Couple „ho'nore
jot) anniversary .„„,
W HITECH URC H -- On Friday
'evening friends and relatives of
Mr. and Mrs.,)ohn Carruthers
.af LondOn. gathered in the
Whitechurch hall to honor them
on the occasion of their 25th ,,
wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent in
dancing to music supplied by
Elliott Carruthers' Orchestra.
At lunch time Mr. and Mrs.
platform and given seats of
lionor *bile Arnold Lougheed
addreSsed them and Mrs: Doug-
las Martin presented them with
a gift of money and other gifts.
..Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers ex. -
pressed their thanks to all for .
Lrerhernbering them in thii way
and for the entertainment. and
'the reunion of friends. There
W'ere'around 100 present.
.holdrmeethtt.
BELMORE—The• McIntosh
met in the, Church base-
alent Wednesday evening.
Harkness read the Scripture
and Mrs. Dustow gave the me- •
ilitation, "Alone—Yet Not
For the studY period Mrs.
Jack Ferguson gave a talk on
the Tanaka family. Mrs. Les-
lie Harkness told of the life of
Koji Ilene, a minister in Japan.
Mrs. Walter Renwick gave' a
reading, "Colour the• Seasoni".
The roll call, "Miracles of
Spring", was answered by 20
ladies. Used stamps are to be
taken to, the next meeting.
Mrs.' Robert 'Harkness read
an interesting letter written by
a minister in Vietnam.
The president, Mrs. Harvey
Wright, closed the •meeting with
, prayer and lunch was served
by Mrs. Leonard Harper, Mrs.
Ivan Mawhinney and Mrs. Da-
vid Harper.
Guaranteed to look lila a tenni
. . and- 'zip' like a dream.
. It's easy, to install and coin's
complete with foot atiathrnent
'for your sewing michine.
Mrs. Hamilton ,a
shci.ws slides at.
Even!ng Guild
L., 4, shori busineSs meeting was
St, Pafil's 'Anglican Churph
Tuesday of last week. The.
president, Mrs. Bob Jonespre -
sided and the Scripture lesson'
• ,was read by. Mrs. R. J., Harrison..
Included in the correspOrrd-
ende was a" note from. Mr. and
'Mrs. Murray Fridenburg of Kit-'
chener; formerly of 1.1irigham..
The ,group will t ater to
wedding in June. The annual
"evening, out" will be held in
June and the iadies.wilfinvite
the members °Ole Afternoon"
Guild to accompany them to
Walkerton for dinner. .
Mrs. .11. ilamilton closidthe
meeting With player an& showed
'slide's of a trip she inld Rev.
and „Ada pulco
%Mrs. Mark -Gaidnerls group,
Mrs. Wit; Hodgkinson, Mrs,
Harrilon and Mrs. rack Hayes
were in charge of the Program
and served lunch in the new kit -
Put your wardrobe in good hands
WINGHAM
FRIENDLY JOHN"
DRIVE
IN
thers of Blyth United Church,
preached in the Bluevale 'Un-
ited Church and conducted bap-
tismal and ,communion services
on Sunday. 'Mrs. -Walter Willis
sang a solo.
Received in baptism were
Michael George, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bishop; Bradley
Mark; son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell; Joanne Ma-
rie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
William Wright.
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ARRIVALS.
• SPORTSWEAR for boys, girls, teens and Indies.
WRANGLER JEANS for boys, girls and ladies.
. • NEW. DRESSES: for' girls., teens and 'ladies.
• Excellent selection of YARD GOODS- and SEWING
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Dressmaking PATTERNS from McCaII's
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PICKLED, PIMENTO - OLIVE LOAF
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Mk. AND MRS. CHARLES BRUINS/AA, Bayfield, were re-
cently married in North Street United* Church, Goderich.
The bride is Miss Lynda Green, daughter of Mr; 'and Mrs.
Allister Green of Goderich, formerly of Wingham. The
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Bruinstro, Ciinton,
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