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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-05-18, Page 14. ” The Goderieh.. 618014ter, MIs. 4 Y 1\4418. -) 96 mild Matters Most. Dear Ann Landers: •I am the Most Inept, untalented, incompet• ent person alive. I can't do one ;single, thing well. I'tn. no kid, I'm a iniddle•aged, womaq who.. has keAt house .for over 25 years. I'm A lousy cook. If I try to sew some. thing, .1 goof it up I've taken . a stab at gardening, but every. thing I •touch' dies. I'ii'< , a flop a$ a hostess..' 1 f anyone 'drops finexxctediy I have ncthing to serVe..•poor Management. I'm no good on a committee because 1.procrastinate and for• get things. I can't sell tickets because I liaven't the nerve to ask a friend to buy anything.As you can see by the looks of this letter, I can't even type. The only thing I've done right is raise good kids who are turning out to be fine }non and women. Also, my husband seems to love me in spite of my " stupidity and incompet• ence. 4 - Please, Ann Landers; tell me how to excel in something..LEFT FOOTED.LADY.' Dear Lady: Allwomeil should be so left-footed. If you've raised good kids and your husband loves you, you've excelled .where it" counts. The other so -called achieve.' ments - are meaningless by .comparison. It's too bad your mon- strous inferiority complex prevents you from realizing your trues worth,\which is considerable. ,* * "* Dear Ann: TOur • sen is. 16E a high school sopho Rore, and a good student and gives us no 4,rouble. The problem. is he pre.. fes to be. with members of his , awn sex. My husband and I have. talked' to him about seeing a doctor but he refuss. He says he's happp' with his life .;as it is and to please leave him alone. Are we failing hiin' by not in- sisting. that he accept profess. ional help? He is our only eon and his father. and I are heart. broken. Please advise us:.•Ihi NEED OF COUNSEL Dear In Need: You seem tli .m have decided your son is homosexual, an assumption which . may be incorrect. Some boys are "late bloom• ers", and take no interest M. the opposite sex until they are out of their teens. If 1yo:ir " son should want help in four years from now • and asks for it, then help him, but trying to force help on someone who doesn't want it and may not need it, is a serious mistake. * *. Dear Ann Landers: My mother. in-law is a lovely person, and I have always .gotten ,.along well with her. o „: About three years ago she lost WORE and MORe.ndMORE eople— Bud Woods Quality Freezers A size for every need, including the new "Shim" Adel, only 2014" width. 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Nor does he help his mother when he caters to her refusal to face reality. This woman should be told by a physic- ian that she must take in a companion or buy a watch- dog, and sleep in her own home. , Veterans Enjoy Their` . Parcels Ladies Hear The Legion Ladies Auxiliary met in the green ropm for their monthly meeting. May 9th. Rolf was . called of officers and ex. ecutive. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Many "thank thank ypu" cards were A received- from o --sick 'members; also letters from Westminister, Hospital for Veteran's parcels` and birthday gifts. They are `very much appreciated by. the .Veter. ans. Attendance Draw waswonby Mrs. Ed. Hewitt. Mystery prize - was won by Mrs. Earl Harrison. The Centennial Cake was won by Mrs. Ray Barker. The meeting was adjourned with the .singing of the "Qpeen." A bake -walk was enjoyedby_the ladies while lunch was being ser. ved. Winners were: M.rs. Mac McDonald, Mrs.° Lance Butler, Mrs. Howard Carroll, Mrs. Clare - Bedard, Mrs. Robert Good. Lunch was served by Mrs. M. M :Millap • and her committee. '524-7831 May Group WOfli A delegation of four G4df'ich Women's Institute toren bees mid* r essed members of Town woken shortly after they epano4 their session of Thursday, May 11 in the council chambers of the town hall. The i.GWI group Wall heeded by coevener,, Mrs. Mary Glair. montassii'tedby!_MrS. Ardbie'',. W lUtlnt . Mrs- &.: W 1_sOn, CWS president, and Mrs.. Jack Cook, secretarY, were preceint also al* though they did not, addrens council, ,Tt a Goderich' branch of the. Women's Institute, we rte, eestivatp. ing permission from council- to erect signs bearing the insignia. of the `Godeicioh . brunch -".1 the W.I. at the entrances to the,towm. They rested their cane on the fact that other service clubs in Goderich have placed their treats on, two large signs, one' northand one south of the. town's ,limits. OLD. CIJUB The Goderich WI group, which claim:: to be one of the oldest established_ service clubs, in the Council Meets• At Kingsbridge St. Joseph's,,Council, held their meeting at Kingsbridge Separate School, Monday, May 8th 8:30p.m. with 24 members, one vis* itor, Rev. Caruana. presided. Each officer read her duties and .. what is expected of her. It was agreed to send a ' bels to Cambermere. The Diocese Con. vention is May' 24th and 25th.in W indsor. The date of the annual garden - party usually held in July, has Vx town, Minted outs that an the men's service clubs were repres opted by their sign crests and thus they felt entitled to equal recognition by the public which would be achieved if they were allowed to ereet their own dis. ,tinctive sign as their Centennial project, Reeve Bert Such, in reply 011ie WI delegation, suggested that the WI members approach other women's': service clubs in• God. erica to girt their agreeient to erect a sign as a co-operative Centennial projectwhich would carry the insignia of all Godes. ich's women's service clubs. He added that if the WI group were 10 "proceed with their" sign project alone•; , it would, when completed, prompt the other women's or, ganizations to demand space for similar projects, Thus,the Reeve explained, there wouldbe created an ugly looisnig spectacle pf a long row of signs stretching down the • highway towards the town's lim- its, which would. remind motor. ists of the brass signboard ad. vertising of a noted- U.S. com• pang which advertises a shaving cream by this same technique. Councillor Hays came to the support of the Goderich Institute ladies and moved that permiss- ion be granted to the GWI for erection of sign bearing their insignia as' their centenirial pro. ject. DECIDE- LATER .Alter further discussion, items decided that the matter would be referred to a later council meets ing, . after the GWI group had communicated with other ladies' service clubs to get their opin• ion on the project. Councillor Hays then withdrew his motion. -been • _ postpgned' 4o-iiy; Next ' on--the-or-der 'of -council's 6th. due to Centennial cel brs. • tons in surrou*iding areas. Any .,nemi-gr' having suggestions on how to emphasize Centennial year at this vent, flew. d be apprec• sated. Bath member is expected, to donate an apron and one other item for the booth at the gar. den party. There will be } aiiouse plant- to' explain. the terms toreouncil exchange at the J ne meeting. whereby they • operated at the There will be a b e sale third park arid arena. Sunday of the month after eleven . o'clock Mass with the first one being May 21st. Pat Howard Was appointed lunch;conrepor. A die• cession panel consisting at fear -ladies will be held at the June meeting with the topic:' "What Does C,W;L,. Mean to Me?" —The ----me etingrwas closed with_ - league prayer and lunch was ser. ved by hostesses, Mrs. P. Van. Osch, Mrs. J. Van Osch, Mrs. A. Osch, and Mrs. F. Reigling. fj business• was the question of granting the concession 'for. the coming season at the 'Agricultur. al parks refreshmentbooth. Mrs.` Smith, who -along with her hos. band, has been operating the booths both there 'amid at the Goderich Memorial arena,' was present at the council 'meeting A few moth balls -placed in the garbage can prevent' -insect larvae during, the summer months.. A devilish plan to get you totrya ustang - Now! new vr.,. 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OMSIP also needs to know the year of the patient's birth. 8. Be sure to identify the sex of the patient. (Pat, for instance, could be either a•girl's name or a boy's name.) 7. You')( find your number, not on the contract itself, but on your OMSIP registration card. If your doctor does not submit your OM$IP claim diriectt, • • here�s w at tdo: Medica ='vices Insurance Plan, and you've �, " had me•""`•I attention lately, most likely your doctor ads put in the claim himself. But if he sends the bill to you, here's whet to do to• help get your claim settled fast. First, call your doctor's office and remind him , you have OMSIP, and ask if he generally bills OMSIP direct. If not, tknd yQu must submit his bill your- -self, please make sure the 9 pieces of informa• Hon fisted above are cove'ed. That way, you can help mike sure you gel speedy payment. All correspondence to OMSIP should be addressed to: OMSIP, 135 St. Clair Ave, W., Toronto 7, Ontario. We suggest you tear out this page and follow the pattern illustrated. OMSIP helps pay your doc•tor's bills faster.,.. when you help by giv n6 us corriplete, etc ura'je information. ., . • 6 •