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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-23, Page 6GOderieb 23'I967 • o ? •., g. • 40,010.11, t e ,C 11. • Dear Ann Landers: My pro.- ' blem. is oae• Which is shared by wives all over the WQrld. What can we do to make our. selves more interesting te our husbands? This will be a hard question „for you to answer be. cense you have a fascinating car,. eer and are nevdr at a lOss 'for something° to _talk about. But 3.vhat„ can the average housewife discuss with her husband when. her worldis bound On, the north, south; east and, west by Child. •,ren, bills, and neighborhood, gossip? " I read the newspaper every day and try to keep informed On world affairs but IN • band isn't' interested ' in views on Viet Nam. Besides, I don't understand foreign policy. One, columnist says we belong there and another columnist says we don't. It's all terribly,‘confilsing. ,Guild Gets_ Help Call Miss B. B. Lauder read the seri- pture at the February meeting of St. George's Woman's Auxiliary chaired by the president Mrs. E. F: Sale who led in the opening Prayers. An SOS'.came from Mrs, Henry Marsh, Whitehorse, Yukon ter- ritory, for December issues of. the Living Message. The secretary -and .treasur- er's reports wereigiven by Mrs. D. Wilson and Ikl`s. A. C. Blay, terVecti_Vely: — Mrs. H. Tichborne reported 39 • calls on the sick and shut-ins, and •. • the altar flowers were requested to be sent to them. Mrs, F. Hunt gave the Dorcas report, -which included 40 pairs of mittens sent to Mohawk In- ________stitute,j3rantford and two quilts which* were on exhibition, and would be sent later. More mittens would be sent in the autumn. Mr. Z immermap- of Mohawk Institute requested pyjama bags made in the form of animals for the boy5 and dolls for the girls. This would be cared for later. As is the custom to ,have the ,rector speak at the WA: Meeting during • Lent, Mrs. Sale introd- • suced Rev. G. G., Russell who formed two discussion groups to contemplate on the "necessary ingredients for a.-- woman's or- ganization to appeal to Anglican women",-• which would' include --phases of church Writ,- *both par:- .ish and ,missionary and. go a step farther with a unity of pur- • pose and responsibility •shared by all. Lunch was served, by the tea convener Mrs. W. White and Mrs.. .Tichborne _and Mrs. H. Dodd. Seniors Play Cards The enior r izens m MacKay, Hall- on Feb. .15. The evening was Spent in playing cards. The winners for ,"500” were Mrs., Irene. Oke and Mr; J. Mc- Donald , for euchre Mrs. Celia Mpore'and Mr. Millar. The door prize was won by Mrs.. E.' Volland. Lunch was ser- ved by Mr. and Mrs. Nairn and committee. - I keep Myself as atiavactiVe as possible On my limited blid&et but I Can't COmpete with thehigh. fashion single-girls-my-busband meets in hi S business. Our sex life is fine. I cater to his Moods and we get along well together. But I feel dowdy and PrnaA'aid one day he'll look f dr something more eliciting. Can you help me? '94 • ' Itisecure Dear 'Insecure: Yonr. mar. riage is probably in better - shape ‘thah thOseo 95 per.' cent of die women who write to ina.Your letter bore no hint ca criticism or fault: finding, only the earnest de- sire to keep your husband in- terested and happy. I can think 01 1144 nobler pursuit. • Don't• try to be Walter LippMann Or a Drew. Pear- son. Y'our husband didn't marry you. for that. Give him emotional support. Listen to him. Build him up. 82 hos. pitable to his friends and colleagues. Trust him;Don't behave like p, threatened -* male. Ana. stop thinkin0 of yourself as dowdy •and dull! The Woman who comes across like a loser ,Will be just that.. , * * *• Dear Ann Landers: May I register my pet gripe with Ton? , Everyone else does, so move over and let me speak , my piece. Why don't peOple say what they ' mean instead of substItuting rid. iculouS Words'? The euphemism mostoffenSive .to. me is whetsomeone says, "Isn't it too bad about 1VIrs. 80, And -S0-- she 10st her husband."I always visualize a Woman Whiz) had started out shelving withhec hapliand at her. side ?aid then' somehow they becarne,seParated. i.this case it' would be bdrret to say she `"lost" him. Bat when the pow fellow dies, he is nOt lost) he dead- • Do you get _what I m ean? Please say So and start am international trend' toward abolishing fake words, Thank You. -Mean What I •• -Say Dear Mean: Sorry, but'! can understand why a person Honor Founder Bay Scouts-Nictrch To Church AUBURN—The First !Auburn Boy" Scout Group matched to St. Mark's Anglican Charch last Sunday in honor of their founder Lord Baden Powell. The flag. bearers were Francis BitAand Paul charaney"knd they, Were led by assistant leader Scoutmaster Elliott Lapp. The rector, Rev. G. E. Palen - ham, was in charge of the sex*. vice and the organist was Judy Arthur, 'Mr: Pakenham told the 'Auburn GCIT The Auburn CGIT groupl took on the projedt,The March of D i m es, last Tuesday evening after a short devotional period. Brenda Ball presided. The minutes were read by Joyce Leatherland and the scripture by Donna Baechler, The used stamps were collected and also a box of clothing to be sent to the Toll Family in Africa, to give to teenagers in that cotin-, „Scouts to let their life match their try. The captains for the collect- _ •high callingandkeep their Christ- ing of dimes were Ruth Bere, Jan, Faith and Scouting rules. •Brenda Ball, Joyce Leatherlancl. ---11MITelxsok-of-Peter--1-t-states---and-Margaret-Yotmg-blut:— , that God wants us all tobeLiving • Vestry*Meeting brick with Him the Cornerstone The annual Vestry meeting of . he said. In to -day's world there' St. Mark's Anglican Church was are triany temptations which be- held in the church with the rector, wilder the young folk 'bat God Rev. G. E. Pakenham in -charge. alone knows all the answers if 'The minutes were read by the •we but truSt Him. • Vestry clerk, Mrs. ThomasHagg- Knox•H i -C itt. The financial statement was • given, by Mrs. John Daer. Mr. Pakenliam thankedall officers for their 'work during,. the year and business was discussed. The new officers are,Rector's Warden, FordyceClark, People's Warden, ThomaS-Haggitt, Del- egagte to Synod, Thomas Johnston, Alternate delegate, Donald Cart; Wright, Treasurer , Mrs. John Daer, assistant treasurer, Mrs. Andrew KirkconneIl, Board of Management, Mrs. Orval McPhee James -Schneider, Mrs: Fordyce Clark and Robert Phillips.' Roy de- Haas, of Milton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold F3aechler, Donna and, Ricky, visited last weekend with their, daughter, Linda Baechler in Kitchener. Mrs. Wes Bradnock attended the 70th anniversary dinner of the Women's Institutes at New Ham- burg last Sunday„at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Zoeller. Sheron Collins and George Collins. visited last Sunday at Port. Albert with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh/Bennett and family. would prefer a silbStitute ' word for "dead". "Dead" sounds cold, hardandiMper- sonal. - • In the Yiddish language there are two words- - One. • tor animals vhio have died- (paygert) and anollier wOr& for humans (gi-slitorbin). The English lanpage has one word fOr both- - and I have alWays thought that Maybe there should have been an - Other One. * •* * Confidential to A.gainst It: Ob. viousiy you are blit I wonder if you know why you are aga,in. • St it? Your letter reminded rae 01,11; L. IvIencken's remark that • "Puritanism isithe sneakingsus- picion that somebody, „ some. wliere is having. a better time • then you are. 6 From.14 Ftolo 55 -Ft, Diameter, 4 • • !farina yoyr irtik p'ioduction)lis NO vitt,* by Itifildihva.-, a tahCrita' $110 401000 maishir• COM. hay or OnilhlaO With 352VOIro. Of oxpolloncos I feel I can fill your flood:. *Oh, satlsfacHon • Contact Immediately Before It's TOO LatC Kuenzie Foursome Win's big In London, Howie KuenzielS*POderich rink, won top honors at the, Londca' Curling Club's Men's 'one -day ,b_onspiel Feb. 15. •The Kuenzie fourSome, which played in the 11 o'clock draw; finished With three victoriesplus 17 points. Other Members of the winning rink were Pete Graf, Bob8Prciule and George Robertson. "It gives you - a nice feeling to win in London," Howie said later. Twenty-four rinks compet ed. • Bob . Fry's St. Thomas Curl- ing Club rink won the nine ovclock draw with three victories plus 14 points. , Bob OiVilson's, host LCC rink placed second in the pine o'cleck draw with two victories plus 15 points. Harry Sifton's LCC rink placed third with two victories plus eight points and Al Mc- Mullen of Aylmer fourth with two victeries plus eight points: Han. ,old Ring of. LCC took the con- solation priza. Andy Stewart was runner-up in the. 11 o'clock draw with two victories plus six points. Con. solation prize -went to Hugh Gorrie of Ha7milion. --CWL_Parties_ Successful , • KINGSBRIDGE - The Card parties, held homes sponsored by St. Joseph's CWL have been successful. The hostesses • have be Dalton and and Marcella Courtney. ' Dan Dalton, Waterloo, spent the weekend at his home. Edward Gilmore, Calgary, vis- it,ed here over the weekend. Other visitors were Miss Frances Gil- more and Gerald Gilmore,Lon- don. Mrs. Gilmore Sr., was taken, to Wingham hospital on Monday. Mr. Ray Dalton, Terry and "Mrs. Jim•McDonald visited Mrs. Dalton in hospital on Sunday anci • report she is protressing well. John Van Osch returned home last week from Kincardine hospital . The H i -C Of Knox United Church were in charge of the service last Sunday With Bill'Lapp lead? ing. Gail . Miller led in prayer and Alien McDougall read scrip. ture. The delegates from theToc Alpha convention in N iagara Falls formed a panel with Rev. M. R. - Roberts as 'narrator; with Dave Hemingway, of Brussels, assist. 1.ng. The delegates were. Eldo Rildebrand, Diane Chamney, Glen Webster, The offering -was re-. ceived by Floyd Rosebushrpoug- las Archambault, Daryll and Daryk Ball. The choir sang an Mt. and Mrs. Dave McClinchey -anthem. -under. the -leadership- of 7 -were - guests-. recently-ivitit- the', church orninist, Mrs., „tlan,14c1)4rs7„jl'ohn ,A,p4eFpngAncl NormanWfghtman. •-1X7kftc.t. • ; -'n.r 4-H Club - Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hershey The Auburn 4-H Club met at and M.rs. Elizabeth Pollard, of • the home of the -leader Mrs. Wes Mount Forest, visited last Satur- Bradnock with 18 girls report. day with Mr. and -Mrs. Wilfred ing for • the spring Project, A Sanderson and family. World of Food in Canada. • Guy Cunnigham is home from The election of officers took Clinton hospital where he had place; president, Jill Bennett, , been receiving treatment for a vice-presidents, Brenda Ball and few weeks. ' Joyce -Leatherla.nd, secreta.riy Mr. and Mrs. RonaldRathwell, Sheron Collins, assistsintConnie Michael and Janice, of Brant- • Hickey.Telephone Girls Buth ford, spent the. weekend with her Bere and Diane Kirkconnell. mother, Mrs. "Gordon R. Taylor. ements of the club Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raithby members were outlined and • a study on, darlY cana-dian foods • Was held. ' Mrs. Fr,ank Raithby detnon: str;ated the niaking of Succotash and baked Indian ,pudding with hard sauce. The members tasted the cooked dishes. For the next meeting all members a.re re. quired to bring a receipe handed down in Weir family and tell the: story about it. • • ve so eir arm r. an MTS. -Frank Van Donegan and four children of West Lorne. They will take possession about March 20 and and Mrs. Raithby will move into their home on Loftus Street purchased last summer '. from M. and Mrs. Garth Walden. Helen Lumley, of Zurich, re - ' turned to her home last weekend after working fdr Mrs. Mary Bere since last September. • ATTEND THE SAVATION ARMY —Centennial- C-rusa WITH • Capt. Carl Bowes 'FEB. 23; 24--, 25 :at 8-- P.M. FEB. 26 -11 A.M. &.7 ,46% ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 & 2.:y THE BRAMPTON SALVATION Willyrovide Ac'companiment --- EVERYONE WELCOME SAVE' TAX DOLLARS NOW • . 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