The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-09-28, Page 14000411110
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Pastors life A Busy One
Deur Ann Landers: l have
written you,: dozens of letters
amt torn them►all up, but I
p Qn., sed myself thatthisletterr
is going into the mailbox.
I , am a poustaiors wife who
is sick of the demands made
on meand my family, There
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mate
ly
500 mem.
bets my
husband'scongre.
gation. and approximately 500
ideas on how a pastor's family
should live.
My husband puts in at least
70 hours a week, yet there
is never a free ,evening just
forus. We must visit the sick,
visit the bereaved, visit the
couple who had a new baby,
visit the old womanwho fell
down and broke her hip. The
phone rings in the middle of
the night. Mrs. Soandso's htis.
band .is an alcoholic and he
hasn't , been seen since
p.xn. A widow is worried about
her teen-age son. He took the
car Without permission and she
is sure . he is dead in a ditch.
An hysterical neighbor phones
Q. say her daughter has locked
erself in the bathroom and is
hreatening'suicide.
Yesterday my husband re.
ceived a letter criticizing the
dress I. wore Sunday. It was
too short. Also, I had on too
much lip'' rouge. I am expected
to serve on all sorts of com-
mittees. It is assumed that I
will pour tea and stand in the
receiving line of every civic
and social affair. Some nights
I think my feet will fall off.
When I married my husband
I wanted to help him serve God,
bµt in the 18 years he has
been in the ministry I haven't
seen evenone life changed be.
cause of our efforts.
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to make ends meet, The cost
of living has skyrocketed in the
past 10 years but my husband's
salary is the same as it was
in 1958. He is a brilliant man
and I know we could have lived
Much better if he had chosen
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Dear Losing Heart:
There must be some
special seats at the right
hand of the Lord reserv.
ed for pastors.' wives, but
some rewards must exist
on earth, • as well. This
side of the story should
be told by someone who
can speak from experience..'
Is there a pastor's wife in .
the reading audience who
will answer this unhappy '
woman?
* * *
Dear Ann Landers: I am a
waitress in a small cafd and
I would appreciate it if you
would print my letter. I'm sure
there must be thousands, of
other waitresses all over the
country who have the same
problem. •
Day after day I hear people
fight over who is going to pick
up the check. (The smaller it
is the more they fight.) They
grab the check out of one an.
other's hands and sometimes
it gets torn to pieces. They
race each other to the cash
register and shove one another•
all over the place. In the mean.
time, nobody leaves a tip.
Please, Ann, suggest to these
people that a nice way to settle
the argument is for someone to
say, "O.K., you pay the check
and I'll leave the tip." Thanks
'a lot. - A GIRL WHO LIKES TO
SEE SOMETHING ON THE
TABLE. '
Dear Girl: Here's your
letter and I agree your so-
lution is a good one. So do.
like the girl says, folks -
don't become so involved
- fighting over the check that
nobody remembers to leave
something on the table..
* * *
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Know the truth: You KNOW
the truth.. The man is a ter.
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"forget" to mention two for.
mer marriages and five chile
dren is bound to forget he
married you after a few months.
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NOTICE OF REVISION
OF LIST OF VOTERS
(IN URBAN POLLING SUBDIVISIONS)
NOTICE OF SITTINGS of the Revising
Officers in the Electoral. District of Huron
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Public Notice is herebygiven of the rev's?on of the lists of voter's for polling subdivisions
Nos:' 1 14, inclusive for the Town of GODERICH 7n_the Electoral District of HURON..
AND FARTHER TAKE NOTICE that sittings will be held by the revising officers at ,the time
and place set forth in the schedule hereinafter set out. Any person qualified to vote at the pending
election to- the,Legislative -Assembly and whose name has been omitted from' or incorrectly entered
in; the enumerator's list of voters is called upon to attend at the time and places hereunder men.
tioned for the purpose of .having his name enrol led upon the list of voters to be used at the said
election. Complaints which have been properly filed with reference to names wrongfully entered
upon 'the enumerator's lists will be heard at these sittings:
Lists of voters for this Electoral District will be open for public inspection at the office of
the. Returning Officer located at -McKillop Fire Insurance Office, Main St., Seaforth, Ont., between
• the •hour of 9:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon and 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Monday, the 25th day of
September; 1967.
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The Lists. may also beinspected at the office of the Clerk of the Municipality between the
hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on and after Friday, the 22nd day, Of. September, 1967. (All
times given herein are Daylight Saving Time).
SCHEDULE
.Registration and,Revising ,District No. 1, includes Polling Subdivisions Nos 1 - 14 in the
Town of Goderich.
Sittings will be held fpr Registration and R evision District No. 1, at TOWN HALL, 57 West St.,
Goderich, between the hours of 7:00 �p.m. and 9:00 `p.m. of Monday, the 2nd, day of October,
1967, and 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. of Tuesday, I the 3rd day of October, 1967 and 3:00 p.m. and
5:00 p.m. and 7:00 'p.m. and 9:00 p.m. of Wed nesday, the 4th day of October, 1967.
Registration and Revising Office -- W. G. Cocks ane, Q.C.
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Clerk to Revising Officer — S. H. Blake,
Town Hall, 57 W est St.,
Goderich, Ontario.
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Judge R. S. Nether rngton,
1 Chairman, Election Board,
Electoral District b i H'uron.,
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