The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-01-19, Page 13•
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Dear Ann Landers, 1 ark, not
a very good writer and you can;
tell from this "letter l~ %'aven't
had much schooling. But l have
some good ideas about living
that Might help: TOUT ,'readerswlro
are upset about the :state of the
world,
TOO' many people woM over
t dq anything
'..,,
about, They worry about other
people- smoking, a, neighbor who
drinks' too much, long hair and
Ve • tight pants on ,teen.age boys,
short skirts on women, the war
-in . Vietnam, pati oea in - grocery
-'stbres, unidentifiedflyingobjects
and dirty movies.. Just name it
• and soniebody°will worry about it,
My ideal is •this: If each one
of us would'go to work to improve
himself �-the *whole- world would
be_ in better shape. I know where
I need improvement better thah
anyone else, Worrying takes a lot
of energyL-out of .a p rson and
it doesn't accomplish anything.
Jitat
think4"'
� wonde itwo
be�M, � a,f�u1 tild
if all that wasted .energy went
toward Mending our Own faults
and being 'more hind, more hon.est and being
helpful to
.express o.thers.
I knovi any.
self very well; t,ut •I hope you
will fix up the Words and print
my idea. Thank you Very much.
° Two. Cents Worth
Dear T.C.• Worth: There's .
ndthing • wrong with to way
You ' express yourself, and
A your idea is well worth pass»
ing along. Thank .yoU,..,for
writing Socrates . couXdn't.
have said it better.
Dear. Ann Landers: Today is
our son's 16th birthday and ,it
is the saddest day • of my l>e.
1 just let him, in a Sciiool..for
-delinquent-boys -and-l-am heading -
hoxne, 1600 mikes away. I've had, -
some , time to 'reflect .onl,,t
went wrong and I would like to
tell; -your a ..
My husbant and I are hared..
working;
honestpoopVie. ,Vm a
o i?fs's , ,... .
registered nurse., We have five
childiren. and I've aaways°worked•
to suppleruent my Husband's Jul
come, Stniday' bas always been
just anothiii-work•day for xne• :se
I wasn't a churchgoer.. Con.
se uentlq, our children didn't
go' either. lti see now t'
t what
�a
big mistake.it was.
'Our son began to° run with a
bad crowd. He. did poorly in'
School, I was too busy td keep
an eye on him i is 'father Was
not' strong enough to discipline
him,. I kriew.- the boy'` -Was drink"
iiig but, I coaldn?t do anything
about it. •-^
Two weeks' ago the prjncipal
telephoned. Our son had been out
• all ' night , and carne • to school
Monday-`mdrning-initoxicoated: Ile
did some . damage in school and.
the 'prinetpal had oto }.call the
police,; The boy was arreted;
The 'judge gave us permission td
place him int Christian home
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Breeding Group Elects Directors
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Ass.. cattle inseminated, compared . Thur, -Waterloo; Angus, Alex Ord,
ociations annual meetings, held , with 1985;. 81,035 _cattle were Guelph:.
Ain Clinton, Paisley and Water. serviced by the association in President for 1967 isSherwood
loo this month, were well attend. 1966, in just over four ,counties Taylor, n Jersey breeder of
ed by district farmers. Reports in midwestern Ontario, • •. • the Gait district. Vice.president
were 'presented bydirectors and Most popular siresere Hol.. is Jack Gilchrist, of Guelph.
staff members, and directors and steins,- breeding 42,930, for 51.8 ''
officers were elected for 1967. per cent of the -total. Herefords. o,-'
A recap of the 1966 Year's were next, breeding 21,156 first Auxtl.hary-
business; presented by the man. •, services, just over .a quarter of • - -
ager, Wilbur J. Shantz, showed 6* the year's•.bustness.. _ • 1
" an increase of 1:-6- per--eent in_ WCBA employs 30technicians, Eats Pett -luck -
working from eightcentres. They P t�.luck was served at the
averaged, in 1066, 2;700 first first meetingof "L -ori Ladies
z&r''del'in Uent bo s•trathe. than
.q y
a reformato . ,.
so, R storythis is the off;
a mother's failure,. Ann, It adds
' u l� to. religious- nog .trainingand
no,, discipline in the early. years.
You have my .P.ermis.ston.to prim
this letter i you think Pit mi ht
services • per man. Numbers of egr
Auxiliary for 1967.
Women ' cattle bred by each centre were Following supper asliortmeet-
as follows:, Clrnt '16083
By 11. L. ' BAIRD •
It's as simple as it is effec.
tive: you've got to earn their
confidence. -
M.ore than' any other single
thing, the- ,attitude' that typifies
lady motorists is a tendency to
caution and • hesitancy in this
male -dominated industry. .
Women buyers 'today, accord-
ing to recent marketing research,
are ,becoming - more expert in
automotive Knowledge than prey...
iously: But._ they are on the de.
fensive in their buying habits
and react very adversely to so- '
called 'high pressure' selling."
•`" Women love to- shop and they,
shop more carefully. than men.
Women are more budget -con.
'S sous than menand are generally
ter' ':credit ` risks.. They are
s: e conscious also and
sh to . ittle interest in.horsepower-.
,and - high performance engines.
Their choice of car -varies with
their age and ' marital status but
-they 'universally prefer 'power
steering,,., brakes and automatic
transmissions,
The studies show women under-
stand and ,appreciate their new
car warranty more.6than inn and
""pare more punctual in up
warranty dates. -As a result, they
Usually.-keep.their ears in„iaetter,
condition.. -
Water. in was held le� d��resident,�,_
. J:3.54.5: -'221:
merston 12259 Amur 68 0 Kin. rs. arrison, correspond.
cardine 6594 Tara 5850 Guelph ence was read end dealt with.
• help meonee se, .Heart
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Dear Heartsick: When a
, trlott)$r asks if she should •
wri.hrs
neverork iveoutside ts e>soQ)e n0
ate•ty
answer unless I ..have: nil,
t.s facts. Some mothers
who xxiuist' wort oecause of
economic necessity.br'Ing.up,
children who ar'e firStrate
citizens. In othe situatip s, ,
the extra income
the human post. Tle, motl er
would have been' 'wise to
torega. the luxuries .s .
t�yt
at home and take cafe .
her youngsters. t `
One • -Bliss •is certain, �i
ever. Delinquents n't get
that,; way ,overx ight. °A; `ark,»,
ing' mother Shouldbe aieztr.
1 ct
• tq° the signs of ,trouble �.:� .
o i el
u , .li �bigot*
t is �
the police get into the '*et
.Confidential to Reddy4 Don't
e, s: sucker ' `hi oto
lig i; e,
.
o� � �`e O;a
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_ WCBA also provides -artificial
insemination for swine, breed.
ing.1827 sow Ifn 1966
The following directors were
elected at *the various meetings:
Froth Iluron . C,aunty, William
Alien, Woodham; Bruce County,
Walter Hamel. „Elmwood: Well.
ington -County, Jaek-Gilchrist,
Guelph;• North Waterloo,' Ward.
Shantz, Waterloo; South Water.
loo, Jack Gillespie; Galt. Direct.
ors with unexpired terms,- also.
representing these areas are
•Cliff McNeil, df, Goderich, Lloyd
Brown;-'-of-elfesl;ey, Glynrreogh
lin; of Atwood, . Clarence Eby,
of Kitchener, and W. J. Knapp,
of Galt. _
Directors elected to represent
various breeds ; were; Jersey,
Sherwood 'Taylor, Galt; Ayrshire,
'Donald Shuh, Waterloo; Guern.
sey, Walter B. Martin, -Elmira;
Beef Shorthorn, William Elliott,
Guelph;D. P, Shorthorn, Stanley
Shantz; Baden; Hereford, ,Harry
Lastly, 'women di wore loyal "
to a dealer who has treated them
fairly and honestly, •though it mar
- . have taken them longer to become
'sold' in the firstilace. For this
— -reason; --they-often-make-better
buys because they;are more likely
to consider service and integrity
`as well as price. See you next
Thursday. Actvt.
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• Mrs; Howard Carroll Zone Com..
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• mittees-were appointed for- var.
• sous 'deities. Cards and Draws a
were" enjoyed for the rest of the.
evening.
Prizes were won for Euchre. '
by Mrs. A. Bushie, Mrs, Ray
Cook; Cribbage by Mrs. R. Good -
Mrs. Paul Hill; 500 by Mrs. Art
George, Mrs: F. Riley; Court.
Whist` by Mrs. William,'t'holnp.,�
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Centennial Cake ;Draw was wor�L
~ by Mrs. Ray Cook; Nearest guess
to 'historical date- `Mrs. • Carl
Anderson; Lucky plate,- -Mrs. - E.
Harrison; Lucky chair, Mrs. Paul
-Hill;. Mystery prize, Mrs. Thomp-
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Butler.
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from the list df auxiliary officers
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