The Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-01-19, Page 6P SW.
Mrs. Ellis Named
President of W.A.
The' JartUiltrY illi t i n4 ig she WO -
males S$00u atlt Noith Street
'United fltaleb. Wok k the dorm of -a
pa hick fee per, foll'oWed by the
1l'-eg ar Meeting. About: ladies
eilleYgd, a we ideri' C. SUOper.
The president, \firs. .1t'lis, was
inithe chair gid. Mips Maly Ru-
a az at . theOtani#. MrS, Offen
Gardiner Mad the fwriptureund
ars. Ellis, read a nleditatien, X01
loW b ,pray"er by,4 .11. 'W.
14i tl West l* sang a
lovely ` solo, "My Task," aceom-
iparritd Miss Mary, Buchanan.
An elettrie Mixer its to be pur-
ebaseti: for the 4;h,urdli titehen. Ar-
-rangeineuts! Wore--;fx ade dor the con-
gregational Dot'Sf nek supper to be
►elti in 'the ,Cbureh Hall, Friday,
February 3.
,An executive meeting will be
thein Friday, January 27, at. 8 p.m.
at Mrs. 'Elias' home. Rev. IL Dick-
inson installed the officers tor 1956,
brought in by the convener of the
nominating committee, Mrs. W.
Price.
fi+ffi or 1956 are as follows:
Past President, Mil. ', Wai,kom;
president, ,Mrs Cr. Ellis; 1st 'dee-
president, Mrs. G. Gardiner; 2nd
vice-president, Mrs. R. W. Hughes;
3rd viceipresident, Mrs. J. Me-
--Lead; recording secretary, Mrs.
George 'Mathiesotn; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. J. M. Graham.; treasurer,
Mrs. L. Westbrook; assistant, Mrs.
Chas. Adams; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. W. Kin ell; press sec-
retary, Mrs. A. Hamilton;awpianist,
'Miss Mary Buchanan; flower con-
veners, Mrs. F. Overholt, Miss Mary
Buchanan; parsonage committee,
Mrs. A. R. Scott, Mrs. H. Martin;
r munioai egninsittee, Mrs.
Mills, Mrs. H. Turner, Mrs.
Price; councillors, Miss C. McClin-
ton, Mrs. A. L. Cole; 'Mrs. H. Bark-
er, Mrs. C. Worsell, sr., Mrs. F.
Ililbbert, Miss Grace Robertson;
apron group leaders, Mrs. E. West-
brook, Mrs. J. McLeod; novelties
group, Miss Florence Paterson,
Miss Evelyn •Cooper; nominating
committee, Mrs. F. Walkom, Mrs.
N. Miller, Miss Grace Robertson.
Annual reports were given by
the various secretaries and con-
veners which showed that 355 had
been a very successful year both
financially and spiritually.
L. PITBLADO, PRESIDENT
OF HOLY`'11 A•ME SOCIETY
At a meeting of the Holy Name
Society, : of St. Peter's Parish, Les
Pitblado was elected president for
the coming year.Other officers
elected were: first vice-president,
William Sytle; secretary -treasurer,
Leo Ou ette; Parade Marshal,
Gerry O'Brien; counsellors, William
Young, Leo Chisholm and William
O'Neil; sick comrnittee, Leo Chis-
holm, Dan O'Brien and William
Boyle; menmbershmp;Norman Las-
;.. tt' ►>a�df`i'"are'�l at
Hary-,Lrassaltne , Ken .Froft • and.
Ted Buechler.
TIM GOU H $iN T
TIKTR "p`AWA'it '1 i 1
Women's Column
BY MARY GUEST
"Gossips," said the :tea , "is evil and pernic1otas ,and all
women -engage in it. Why?"
"Rut do they. though?" E thought, as `he went his way.
I don't. And II am sure there t.u•ust -be hundreds, thousands,
nay millions of woine'. bike me in the world.
Of course, I may say to Selena, when I meet her, "I just
saw Maryann wearing a pink lig and.4he 3zc d-- ositiVely
hideous in it," but this -couldhardly be Called gdssipit is
either, a statement of fact or •a statement of opinion and I
am entitled to voice either—if I want to be small-minded
enough to do so.
"Ah but," the man -would say, "If it's true and you must
say it, why not say it to Maryann and do `solve good?"
Now past yeui Iiow many women would relish being told
that they looked hideous in a brand new hat? They would
not believe you anyway, even if you did tell them. Come to
that, how many times have you heard a man say to another
man, "Have you seen Old So-and-so this morning? . Boy, he
sure must have tied one on last night from the look of his
face.. Old So-and-so probably would not appreciate that
remark at all --particularly if hisface was the result of a
touch of liver trouble, or more probably waiting up all night
for his teenage offspring to get home from a dance.
At some time or another, I suppose most of us have en-
gaged in harmless chatter of this nature. Not in very good
taste, perhaps, but not doing any real harm either—except
to ourselves.
E'_at—` evil and pernicious" said the man. Now that is
where it ceases to be just idle gossip and becomes instead
slanderous gossip: I cannot say from my own knowledge if
there is any slanderous gossip in Goderich—or if so, how
much of it there is, but -it has always been my feeling that
where slanderous gossip does exist, the ' people, men or
women, who engage in it hurt themselves more than they hurt
anyone else. The old adage about mud -slinging is very true—
you cannot throw 'mud without some of it stitking -to you.
And there is- always the chance that you may do your
slandering within earshot of your victim, and then the fat
would be in the fire. You would find yourself in court so
fast, you would wonder what had happened to you.
I do not honestly believe that many women indult. in
this sort of unpleasant behaviour. As to the suppition
entertained by many husbands that their wives spe i long
hours every day spreading gossip—this is utter non ' nse, as
any housewife will tell you. In point of fact, a ihan's pro-
pensity for gossip is about equal to that of his wife, but,
according to the experts, *omentalk just about 25 per cent
faster than men. They also hav much larger vd �bularies..
So, , the next time your •husban ells you that you spend all
your' time gossiping, you can fling his biological, inferiority at
him --if you want to be that unkind.
See you next week.
`Fee Supper Held
By ' Amour Circle
The Arthur Circle of Knox Pres-
byterian Church held their annual,
Fee Supper on Monday in the
Lecture Hall, when approximately
80 members and friends enjoyed
a delicious meal, donated by mem-
bers.
Mr. Glen Lodge, accompanied by
Mr. James' McArthur, rendered two
vocal numbers.
Olive MacDonald read the Scrip-
ture lesson/followed by prayer by
Hazel Leeson.
e group on the subject of "Mak.--
Mg a .Speech„'.1 gibing many useful
instructions,'to those who -might be
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1 wadrstand that infotatation clivien wave will hs held 6aafidenfial.
' E`- A-1CWJ
participating in .future meetings,
with several humorous illustrations
of „mannerisms which should be
avoided. Mrs. iMadeleine Edward
thanked Mr. MacMillan for his
helpful "Sendoff for 1956.”
Current events were given brief-
ly by Helen Pirie, after which the
past president, Marjorie Mackie,
introduced the guestspeaker of
the evening, Mrs. R. G7 Campbell,
of Seaforth, president of the Huron
Presbyterial of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society. She spoke very
feelingly in connection with the
new system of stewardship and giv-
ing being introduced by the WMS
Cdtt ci1,.,.hasing her very challeng-
in wdrds on the text "It is more
less"'"of i e ani b re
Mrs. Campbell was graciously
thanked by Roberta Hays.
Virginia Lodge gave a report of,
the .busihcss meeting of the Huron
Presbyterial held lately in Clinton,
at which six Arthur Circle mem-
bers were present.
Avice Bisset, the new president,
conducted the business part ,of the
meeting when plans weremade for
the April Thankoffering meeting
and for the Fall ,bazaar:
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A & P INTRODUCES
PRIVATE BRAND COFFEE
' As a result of consumer demand,
The G'eat A & P Tea Co., this
week is introducing in Goderich
its own private label brand of
instant coffee.
The new, low -prig ' instant
coffee comes in two and four -ounce
jars bearing the A & P insignia.
It is now available in local A & P
Food Stores.
Processed from pure coffee in
strict compliance with, company
-standards, the new product has
freshness and quality guarantees
A & P also retails its own, regu-
lar coffees uncle-a:111e Bokar, Red
Circle, Eight 0-nlock and A & P
vacuum -pack labels. 3x
t UU KlY FIND nig NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NumnERI
1h is never 'you want ilio telapfiorao numbor of e bat -Amis firm, the quick
way to l ndit is by using ilio YeiiOW P4FE t Suppose you wont to caPD
£moth the plumber bet don't {snow his nutrbor. flcid him Ilatcd under
"Plumbers" in the 1P'tectiooa of the YEliOW A$6'tS Enoch quichor than
° by apo ting ureter tit '.k3treotlu in the white pages..
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FIND .THE NU ER "QUICK AS A WINKGO IN TIE MF, I OW ,PACEf
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ANOTHER NEW
A&P SUPERMARKET
OPENED IN
STAMFORD CENTRE
THIS WEEK
' 's , Pto advantage,
Our regular customers �3;:now ABeP constant~ low rice policy_ Is a xeatktudGex
We dont bargain.bill a certain few artteles .. , lout throughout the store, we price ail your
food favourites with anexpert eye on pleasing your purse! Just look . around A&P . .
and all around you'1,1see haw our low price policy serves to rave! It speaks for itself
. ?Gino save for yourself
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January 21st, 1956,
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