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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-11-16, Page 12he Opderich Signal -Star, Thursday, Nov. 16, 1967 �iear Ann Lancfers NEGLECT G DREN APPRICIATE. AFFEcTIQ pest Ann Landers; I felt sorry "tor the couple who wrote that thor children were grown, the house was paid for and they had no worries but life seemed empty. They were mach happier when they were scrtmpss ing and struggling to play bills. May I suggest something that wiU surely lift their spirits and make others happy, too? I know, it will work because it has done wonders for my husbaudand me. Call the local orphanage and ask if you can take a ctild or two on Sunday. Youngsters who live . in an institution,' simply adore Having dinner in a family home, with flowers on the table aid the conversation centered around them. After dinner they cans -take Ina movie, play games, or motor to the country. P11 never forget one little girl who clung to my apron while I made dinner. She" never left my side. I learned later that her own mother had deserted her when she was four and she wanted so much to- have a Mom. my. There are thousands of children who are starved for love and affection. And there nae at least as many peopljt who are bored and restless a in need of something to give their lives meaning and fulfill. meat. Please get them together. —MRS. RITA C. Dear Mrs. C.: Thank you for an excellent suggestion. How many of you out there had forgotten, there- were still orphanages? True, some orphanages havebeen closed but many still exist. If there is no orphanage in your, city, call a welfare agency. Every community �- has neglected children, who hunger for attentibn. Dear Ann Landers: Give me your opinion of a 41.year.old man (supposedly sane) who turns off • the .ignition of the car while his wife is, driving 'on .a busy highway because 'he gets mad at her for losing her way• The man is unable to drive because of a physical disability. His wife was taking him to the Veterans' Hospital for a checkup. Neither of the were familiar with the freeway and when she missed the exit and wound up on the wrong road he said, "I'll fix you, you idiot," and turned off the ignition. Fors, tunately she wa f able to turn it on again beore they hadan accident. " The man is. my • husband and I would like your 'opinion of him. — STILL SHAKING Dear Still: My opinion is that he is a nut. And- a dangerous one at that. Anyone who has such a violent temper is a threat to society. I suggest pro. fessional help. He needs to ventilate his anger in socially .acceptable ways before he ends up killing himself and perhaps a few others. R * * *- Confidential to Sick ,of. His Gutlessness: He is not "gutless." He is in- experienced and inept. Try to be understanding and patient — and color him green, not yellow. W. J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP �o. Phone 524 $132 DAY OR NIGHT Ae.nt for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING 1.1).°A. SPECIAL NIVEA CREME 99c 4:1-0Z. 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Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, if you both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the. Commission. NEW 10B? To keep insured follow the instructions on the Hospital Insurance Certificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer Is required to give you on leaving. ` Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan toronto 1. um,* H ELESIC—ARSENAULT In a double -ring• ceremony held. in St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, Port Arthur on October 21, Paulette Eliza= beth, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.- "Harvey Arsenault, 80 Crown Street, became thebride' of Robert Norman, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Helesic, Jones Street, God. erich. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a regal gown of pebble peau with scoop neckline and below elbow sleeves. The "A" line skirt with detachable watteau train 'floated out from swiss lace appiiquedbodice. Her head- dress of pebble peau, 5 finger design was caught with boW at the crown and ended in a double tier of veiling. She car. ried a bouquet of red roses with a shower of buds cascad.. ing downwards. She wore a string of pearls which'was the gift of the groorn. The matron of honour was Mrs. L,J. Norms, sister of the bride. Bridesmaid was Miss Della Anne Dyck. They were gowned alike in formal gowns of coral peau de sole with empire waist and three-quarter length puffed sleeves with bow at sleeves and centre of- waist. Their' headdresses were of wed.' ding ring design, matching the gowns. They carried bouquets of white carnations. Best man was Mr. Donald Goodyear of Calgary. Mr. Jack Mikell of Port Arthur ushered the guests. - The reception was held in the - Provincial Room of the Prince Arthur Hotel. The bride's mother received, wearing a chocolate brown two-piece suit, tanger in a feathered hat and mat. thing gloves. The - groom's mother assisted, wearing an aqua blue embossed brocade dress with matching redingote. She wore a winter white and silver brocade' hatand, white gloves: , ' During the wdddiflg dinner, the toast to the bride was'given by her uncle, Mr. Archie Car.. riere of Port Arthur. After the dinner, dancing was enjoyed to the music of the "High Lites". For travelling_ to. Winnipeg, -the bride *ore a • teal blue wool tweedsuit with turquoise • blue scarf and gloves. Out-of-town guests were pre. sent from Goderich, Calgary, Atikokan, and Sault Ste. Marie; The newly weds will resid at 612 -4th Ave., N.E., Calgary, Alberta, where the groom is employed as a processing en. gineer for Imperial ' Oil Company Limited. . Beta Sigma Phi The regular meeting of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was held at the hoine .. of,. Mrs. Larry Aldham. A 'Thank you' note was re.. ceived from the local hospital for the toys and stuffed animals recently presented them. Plans for the Christmas Parade on December 2 were. discussed. The annual Christ- mas gifts were also reviewed. Ciistmas party plans are al. ren y underway. ti The cultural program was presented by Mrs. Robert Swartman on Prose. A very interesting short story and anal. ysis was given. Silver spoons (engraved) were presented the newest mo. thers, Mrs. Robert Baechler,` Mrs. Ken Dunn and Mrs. Wil. liam Alcock. An enjoyable evening was then spent over lunch with the mem. bers, enjoying themselves around the player piano. LODE To-[nter Float The November meeting 01 Maple Leaf Chapter, IODE was held at the hpme of Mrs. M. 'Rayner. The • regent, Mrs. R. Breckenridge, presided.. The members approved a mow tion to enter a float in theSanta Claus parade on December 2. Educational secretary, Mrs. R. Hughes, presented a motion that the chapter purchase pictures Of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip for the Goderich District High School. Mrs. .Q.L. 'Royal, Immigra• tion, announced that following the acceptance of Canadian citi. 1„„4 zenahip. new canadiana will be entertained at a coffee party at the' home of Mrs R. Hughes. Tentative date for this event is December 14. - Mrs. M. McGill, a volunteer of the Ontario Hospital Associae. tion, distributed Christmas stockings to the members with the request they be filled for the patients at the hospital. The regent . thanked Mrs. Rayner for her hospitality and announced the December meet. ing Would-be a potluck supper at Harbourlite Inn on December 5. anemiaramb. ...%.%% % %.....................•% ... / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / NOTICE DO YOU LIKE TO READ? CAN YOU US A"'SMILE? Try a copy of "A CENTENNIAL CONCOCTION, Of VERSE, -FACT, FICTION by Mac Thompson, Varna. For sale at`Anderson's Book Store, by the Post Office in Goderich, at $2.00. 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