The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-06-15, Page 12rrOderlith &VAMan Thur
June 111!pb, 1967
her -in -Law
DPP. Ann Larders: We' have .
bete .married eight years and
ba a Itve children all planned.
My harbored has three brothers.
They and their wives • all want
fomites. One has had four
.children in seven years, another
has had two in five years and
'the third has had, six in nine
years. •
1Tone r, of , us are 'wealthy, but
we own lame hoe's, and get
along fine. 'My mother -lin -law has
informed us all. that w• a have
plenty of children and to close
'down production. When I told
her we were expecting our fifth
child, she said' Congratulations,
- Ethel." My mane is Harriet.
Lastnight she coafided that
her REAL worry is that she will
be financially responsible for the.
children according to law, if any.
thing happens to her sons.
Is this right or wrong? — REE
.� ZENTFUL "�
,Dear -Reef There is no law
that would* make a grand..
mother financially respens.
able for ller son's children
if anything should happen to
him.. If no one has told your
mother—in,law that her com-
ments on this intimate sub'
ject are unpleasant and un.
wanted' - someone should,
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Dear Ann Landers; I am a
junior at college: but my mother
treats"' me as if 1 Were 9 years
old. She writes to me five times
a week and telephones every
Tpesday, .Thursday and Sunday.
She comes to visit me oace•a
month.' -,
W)nl spends more m !ney on
me than `she should. Dad makes
a nice living but we . are far
from wealthy. She buys me clot,
hes when she should be buying
clothes for Dad or herself.
The -strange -thing is that Mom's
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own mother lives a half mile
trorn us and she is very lonely.
Mom ought to be spending some
time with Grandma but she rarely
goes over there.
Row can I escape from my
niothr's clutches without hurt.
ing her fetifigs? —"BIG GIRL
NOW
Dear Girl: Your m'other's:
.attachment to you is unheal.
thy and pathetic. You' sound
more mature than she is,so -
the•'burden et shaping a sen.
ible relationship is on you.
Writing letters is a useful
'outlet and it does not com.
promise you in any way,, so
-"`s""" ;nothyg"about Mom's five
a Week.'Suggest that she cut.
calls, however, to two a week
Tell her not to buy anything
for you unless you ask. Send
back, everything e1se.,Insist
that she reduce her visits to
'one every other moflth.
Don't worry about hurting
Mother's feelings. When you
Lilac Tea
Well Attended
The church hall was fragrant
'on Wednesday last with the per.
fume of lilacs and the delicious.
smells of home baking, when
the U.C.W. ' of Victoria street
United church held their annual
lilac tea.
Mrs, Vernon Smith; president,
received the guests, at the door.
She was wearing a white em.
broidered dress of an earlier
era, and she carried -an embreid.
ered'white parasol. She was ass.
fisted by Mfr Leonard Warr,
also in an appropriate gown.
OLD AND NEW
There were many dresses worn
by the ladies that have been
carefully preserved from other
generations, as well as new Cen.
tennial frocks: .
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Tea was poured from a table -
centred with lilacs and spring
flowers. Pouring were M.rs. Wil•
Liam Westlake, Mrs. Harold Lar..
der, -Mrs. James McIntyre and
Mrs. Charles Young. In addition
to her- Centennial dress, Mrs.
Young was wearing a black rib.
bon boa, reminiscent of Queen
Victoria's day.
writ Business
insist on a more mature re. with his hair or what kind of
lationship it will be better clothes to buy aid I resent his
for her as well as for you, telling me. Arra I right or wrong?
SUGAR LUMP
* * *
Dear Ann Landers: My bpy fri.
end is a wonderful -,person but
he is always telling me hbw he
- likes -me to wear my hair 'and•.
what kind of clothes to buy. It
seems he must, pass judgement
on everything.
I don't tell him what to doe
Dear Lump:Consider your.
self lucky to have a gity who
is interested. Some girls
could appear for a date with
their hair on fire and the fel-
low wouldn't even notice: If
ypu're. wase you'll appreciate
his interest and try toplease
him.
More Than seventy ,Attend
Annual Salkeld Reunion
The annual Salkeld • reunion
was held at Goderich summer
school.,Sunday, June 4 with over
seventy people registering. Mrs.
Terence Hunter and Mrs. Marie
Rowe Were registrars.
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Amos Andrew presided for the
business session and Mr. T. J.
Salkeld gave the secretary-treas.
urer's report.
Mrs. W. H. Talmay read the
"Spectator", family news. Mrs.
Terence Hunter won the prize
for the best centennial costume,
judges being Mrs. Arthur Run.
cinian of Oakville, and Mr'$. Wm.
Hyslop o! Stratford.
Serving tea, all in appropriate
costume, were Mrs. Robert Hoy,
Mrs. George Carrell, Mrs. Mar.
vin Good, Mrs. William Harman,
Mrs. Frank Horton, Mrs, Dalton
Boyce, Mrs, •M, Holden and Miss
Joyce Buechler.
Selling the delicioushomefbak.
ing were Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs.
Ernest Patterson, Mrs. Ernest
Craig and Mrs, Allan Linfield.
ANTIQUES
There was also a fine display
of'•beautiful antiques -in charge
of Mrs. Mary Morris and Miss
Elaine Bamford, Miss Bamford
was elegant in a beautiful wed.
ding dress, Worn originally by
her' great-grandmother.
Preparing the food in the kit-
chen were Mrs. J. C. Thompson,
Mg's." Ruth Hayden, Mrs., R. M.
Fowler, Mrs.. Harry Westlake,
Miss Myrtle Johnstone and M.rs.
F. Mt:Cullough.
Decorating was done by Mrs.
S. Argyle and Mrs. Ambrose
Colborne. General convenor for
the tea was Mrs, Robert Hoy.
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and Joe Wise, son of Mr and
Mrs, George Wise of Clinton,
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The nominating committee re.
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will be Amos Andrew; lsC Vice.
president, Terence Hunter; sec.
retary-treasurer, T. J. Salkeld.
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sell the car.
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Is Mom an A&P shopper?
Could it. bethat the savings she makes each week'
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