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Judge Friends Harshly
n_.Te11s f�Qisiraugliother
bearAnne Lander: We h_ave '
Wien' told', 'that our „child can
.ltwe•A,feW inn',inwth6-4maybe weeks.
My husband and 1 are shatter*
110 is our only son. ,We have
prayed to God` for strangth and
courago. We have both los t a
parent, a sister and -a brother.
Sad?. Yes, ,flat 'there is no pain
that ca$i be compared with -losin4
e."child. •
1 am developing such enormous.
hostility toward friends and rela..
ties that my inner rage is equal
to my grief. People call and"beg
us to go to the Club for dinner.
Theypester us tq atfend. gray
• parties. They try tb pull us out
of the- hospital to see a movie.
Have you heard of such insensi.
ti"vity? Hew, •couldwe.enjoy aparty
or •a movie when our Son is
dying? -
. The worst o` it is the morbid
curiosity, the ridiculous clues.
tidns'and the absurd suggestions.
They ask;'Are you sure the
d6ctors are doing everything they
can; Have you considered taking
hire to Mayo's -or togikris Hop-
kins?" "Have you htilEd that
tam pus ,faith healer in the P �,.il•
lippines?"
These questions are like knives•.
in -my spine• I want to, scream,
"Leave me . alone! I don't want
to be questioned."
Please, Ann Landers, inform
your readers that we have no
strength left ovet for quizzes -
that we don't want to be invited
to parties. I am beginning to hate
• everybody. ,Tell me you ji1j
understand, -His litother,
Dear Mother: Yes, I under-
stand, end I hope one day you
will' understand.
44. You have turned your grief
into hostile against, triose
who are trying to help. It is
difficultto face parents
under these agonizing condi-
tions. People often make
stupid statements because
they feel they must say some.
thing, and they don't know
what is 'appropriate. ,So
please, dear, don't judge
'your friends. too harshly. •
They may be clumsy and in-
ept, but they are only trying
to ease the pain. y~
Dear Ann Landers; May 1 have
time to defend the man who
preferred his wife's silk nighties
to his .own". uncomfortable Py-
' jamas? I resent the inference
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Kingsbridge C.W:L. Reviews Year
Kingsbridge of the
Catholic Woinen's League met in
the basement of St. Joseph's par-
ish churn i - Sunday ' ernoon,-
April 9th, for their.inonthly meet-
ing ,during which the ladies pre-
pared
re.Paued and served ; a pot •lick.
supper,
„ Following the „deal, CWL pre-
sident,
resident, Mrs: , Carl Reigling asked
Rev '• C., Careana toopenthe meet-
thai....aayone.._wi
form is considered odd. ing y►'leadiligthe` group-ina the
Back in 1945 ,when 1 carne CWL dedication •services. ;.
home from Woid .War it , my Year-end reports , of the sew
eral depart
luggage *as lost in transit. We
departments within the Cath -
luggage
lived several miles fromtown olio Women's League were then
and,I couldn't by any underwear _ presented by ` the officers in
for several days. My wile seg- charge. These accounts included
the treasurer's report; M 7s. Stam
gested I wear her bloomers until Doherty; the corresponding sec-,
we could get to town the follow. retary's report; Mrs. Jim
ing week. W 11, I found my wife's Martin.
bloomers were far more com. Mrs. Carl Reigling presented
fortable thafi my shorts a ed I the president's report which cork_
never did ge back to my own tained highlights of the year's
underwear, even after they found activity. Following are some of
my baggage. - • the outstanding events which occ-
If you want to call me a nut urred during .the past, year of
go ahead, but I am• comfortable Kingsbridge CWL activity: -
and -happy. -Father Of Five.- c August 25, 66: A pilgrimage
Dear Father: I am not call- to the Martyr's Shrine at Mid-
ing you anything. I just hope- , land was .indertakenn with' 41
your kids don't see you run- parishioners" and children taking
• ing around in your wife's the trip accompanied by 3 clergy.
bloomers because I'm not December 29th, the CWL
. sure what THEY would call Christmas party was held at
• yQu. the StT.oseph's separate school
- during whieh wives played
hostess to ,their husbands. Father
Caruana read instructions' and ex-.
• A. -. 1 • a Sas i s -
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InFashioneTGrnentsOId
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During the past year, 'Kings—'
bridge CWL carried out the -fell_.
owing charitable and humanit.
ariail actsi . • n
Entertained 100 residents of
Huronview Ret Home, Clinton
at a.July birthday party;
August 12th, 12 patients of the
Ontario hospital' south :bf-God-
ericl'i were entertained at a_ptcnic
held in Harbor Park. .
The annual garden-par-ty<••spon.-
sored by the Kingsbridge' CWL
was held on July 3rd.
Following the reports, from the
executive officers, Father Car.
uana appointed a balloting. com.
mittee, Mrs. Bob Howard and
Mrs. Frank' R iegling to assist
with the conduct of this year's
election of officers. Under regul-
ations of the Catholic Women's
Leagues members of the' execut.
ive .are eligible fora two-year
term of office • - •
Following are the election re-
sults of the CWL,, executive for'
the 1967+68 year: Mrs. CarlReig-•
ling, 're-elected to, presidency;
' M'rs John Howard, re-elected to
office - of first.yice president;
Mrs. Ries M.Iltenbert, re-elect.
• ,ed to office of 2nd vice-president;
Mrs. O, viand Heffernan, re.
elected to office of treasurer.
Elected to. servb their first
term in office were: Mrs. ,Atone .
Van Osch, recording secretary;
Mrs. Eugene ,Frayne, corres-
ponding secretary. •
Kingsbr` idge CWL fund•raisiing •
A fakir turnout attended the-
main
he
main monthly meeting of Ben.
miller UCW. The president, Mrs.
Elmer Fisher, oPened with a
timely reading. Mrs. Verdun Van -
stone conducted the worship
period. Mrs. Ralph Jewel bre.
sented a chapter of the study
• book dealing with Canadians
around 1875 who were becoming
well' established and. at the same
time becoming aware of increase
ing needs, for comrnunity.,grdups
to help their fellow man. This
led to establishment -of Salvation
Army, YMCA, CGIT and other
groups.
marriage. Gifts were given to
newlyweds blithe parish and grad.
di i o uates of the grade 8 class were
mringn.usiness scuss qm our
Centennial church cups and presented with pins.
saucers were handed out to group March 12th, 167, Sister Fleur.
leaders. The group switched the . ette, a cloistered nun of Carmel,
Thankoffering meeting fromMay of St. Augustine, Ont., spoke to
to June so that the group could mothers, women and girls on
have a very special speaker. • vocations.
Members discussed plans to
cater for a wedding in July. Many •
members came dressed in
appropriate costumes showing
what was fashionable .100 years
ago.
A white elephant sale brought
many laughs and contributed over
$12.00 to the blanket fund for the O
needy. A lovely lunch was ,enjoy-
ed
enjoyed by all. ,
If you are NEW -TO -TOWN or
Italie just moved into "a new
home
GODERICH'S OWN .
MORE and MOREandMORE People
DRIVE DUB AND
PLAN DINNER
TO BE WELCO
The regular meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Star was.
field on Wednesday, Apri1,5 in the
Masonic Temple •on West Street.
Worthy Matron. JeanS tephens and
Worthy Patron William Stephens
presided. Visitors from Clinton,
Kincardine and M :tchell were
present and cordially welcomed
by the Worthy 'Matron.
During the business session,
invitations from various chapters
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activities include sale of home,
made quilts, clothing and aprons;
• small raffles, card parties, eat,
ering to farm sales, weddings and
,funerals. .
Proceeds are directed towards
charitable work' such as titian -
00.1 assistance to the.needy; help.
ing the sick and shut-ins; gifts
to newlyweds,,ne*born babies and
holy communicants. •
FOR OFFICERS
MEPIN MAY
were received ., and reports of
committees were given by con-
venors. Announcement was made ,•
of the dinner to be given in Vic-
toria Street church hall, iris May,
for the visit of the Grand Off -
leers. A donation was given to
the Cancer Society. Applications
for memberships were received. -
After the business meeting' a
'penny sale was held and lunch
was•, served.
Picture Program. Supper
EnjoyedT By St.:Georges Groups
Very iiine pictures of Goderich
its industries, churches, Schools,
hospitals and plans and peQp1eot
interest were shown by Mr. b.
A. Rolston PUC manager, at a
gathering of Women's organiz.
ations of St. George's' church.
Of special interest were plc•
tures of the interior of thelovely
church and the many beautiful
memorial windows, Mrs. Rol.
Ston and her daughter delighted•.
all vetth their singing- and an
accordia.n solo, „
The afternoon church woman's
Guild were hostesses at._this.get
tcigether when all en joyea a bouuto
bus supper convened' ,by Mr's.,
Jack Wilson, Mr$. A, Paltrier ,
and Mrs. Wen. Lawrence. Thanka
were expressed byMrs, W. Craw.
en on behalf of Evening Guild,
Mrs. Daphne Malin"s for Margaret .
S eager Club and M:zs. N. Sale
for Women's Auxilliary.
Previous to the supper 'Mrs,' . ,
Alma B,ssett presided over a
short Fullness . meeting when
decision was made to have a
Centennial garden party in July.
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discontinue and a lettez' was Sent
to board of managements
,Mr..s: Ai�-•Palmer. re. *list of •.
sick and shut.ins remetllbered
during the month,
Mrs, D. J. Patterson read an
amusing centennial, article 94
materialseeded for dresses in
the Victorian era, some differ.
ence from then and now!
Mrs„, -ii. J. Patterson in her
financial report stated a total of.
$400.00 has been spent on new.
choir vestments already this
year and at present are all in
excellent 'condition. This project
of donating, repairing and laund• .
ening of choir vestments has been
the responsibility of ' Afternoon
•Guild for over 50 years and mem-
bers have acted as -choir mothers .•
and were present at all services .
to assist the Junior Choir. It.
was the decision of the Guild to. •
Port Albert
Guild Quilts
• 'The Ladies Guild met at 4Irs;,
Roy„ Petrie's home. The"meeting,
opened with the• Queen, followed
by the Lord's prayer and Guild
prayer. Roll call was answered
and basin ess reports were given.
T,he,re were li members present.
The rest of the • afternoon was
spent quilting. Launch was served
by the hostess.
• P•E 'tSONALS
Mfrs Harvey Hodges is stay.
ing, with Mrs.. Dale of Seaforth
while her grandfather Mr. Dale
is in hospital.
Mrs. Arthur Forster spent a
few days with Mrs. George Rich.
ardson last week.
Mr. and' Mrs. Jerry Kilty of
Oakville spent the weekend at
their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoy and
Debbie of Goderich visitedMr.
and Mrs. Albert McGee on
Sendai,.
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