The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-07-02, Page 18goDERuat. BION*.L,S.r it,UB.$. D4Y, JUDY 2
Miss Susan Elizabeth
Remington, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. • James Remington, 211
Britannia Road, Goderich,
graduated from St. Joseph's
Regional School of Nursing in
London. She is a graduate of
GDCI and in the fall will join the
'nursing staff at•..St. Joseph's
Hospital, 'London. Beta photos
studio '
Linda Sheardown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Sheardown, 58 Andrew St.,
graduated June 17 from Elgin
General Hospital School of
Nursing., St. Thomas. A graduate
of 'GDCI, Miss Sheardown will
work at the Goderich ,Psychiatric
Hospital. Roy Kumano photo
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Tiger Dunlop WI
At the June meeting of the Due tt5 the absence1i
Robertson the afternoon session My dad was not rich or smart
Tiger Dunlop W.I. the members was read' b the resident. or famous, but I loved him as
present answered the Roll Call y p much as It is possible for one
by reading a press clipping of . . Programs should be up -dated
to the times and thoughts should° man to love . another.' He set a
agricultural interest. be for the celebration of the beautiful example for simple
Mrs. Elmer Hunter presidedhonest and courage. I'll bet
65th Anniversary of the W.I. y cou_- g
and Mrs. Richard Buchanan gave '
hercrsiary ..treasurer's report coming up in 1972, it was many of you who are reading
, as
exi�fi'c�r�m�eseyres-
--this ...leiter. -love your Dad
r
.° neveestopped"t " a on_
After•
correspondence was "Tourism" and conducted a Worse yet, you, never let him
read plans were finalized for the contest which . . helped all know. How,about telling him
Graduation Banquet for members to know where many today?.- A Michigan Son.
Colborne Central School which points of interest can be found Dear Son: Your timing
' couldn't have been better.
was : taking • pla•
ce the , next in, the Moda- Area
'- A --•article--en- inflation_was Today is Father's Day.
!omen control purse strings
Dear Ann Lgnders: • I've
written this letter 20 times.4
Today I'm going to mail?' it -
ink -blots, misspelled words .and
•
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all. a-
Women 'control nearly er 1 per
cent • of this country.'s wealth.
They make virtually all .the
major family. decisions. When a
child is born,' Mom takes over.
When he goes to school, he has
female teachers almost
exclusively until junior high.
During his formative years,
approximately 80 per cent of his
authority figures are, female. .
When a child is hurt or Sick he
wants his Mom. When, he has his
picture in the newspaper for
winning an honor, Mom is with
him. If he becomes rich or
famous, he. owes it all to his
Mother. When a 'boy goes bad,
it's becausehis father was an
alcoholic, or he abandoned his
family by putting business and
golf ahead of his wife and
children. If there ever was a
Forgotten Man, it is Father.
I'll bet there are millions of
fathers in this country who
deserve a medal for just carrying
on after their health has broken
ivirs E - . and life has beaten them _down,.._
.;:�it�rrw.i =the;W.�)essext:.T,••en��ha�.. "Ie �=::march�as-....much ...as-'-ve•'
. it ner -Hardy (a-7Cr,.� . r
- n-arsp1endid°sv�cees�. tfttni� b t
most mstruct"iTr'k mit-
quotas by sending the guys who
pare sitting in jails serving light
sentences for fraud, bum checks%
non-support and car theft. They
aren't • doing anything but
wasting the`taxpayers' money. If
they the they
would
—evening, June 25 in the Carlow n
given by Mrs. K. DeGroot who Dear Ann Landers: f
�. Half
Mis. Terence Huhter gave'her was in charge of the motto. understand you have eleven
report on the District ` Annual Hostesses, Mrs.' H. Symonds,
held at • St.. Helen's for_ the - Mrs. E. Elliott, ands, Mrs. Ed.
morning session. Montgomery served lunch.
lames Richardson 8 Sons Ltd
Serving The Feed' Dealers of Western Ontario
PHONE 524-8388;. GODERICH
secretaries - _all women. You.
need a man_ on your staff and I
would like the job. I'm sure I
could help you write a more
balanced column. Your advice
favors women.
I have several good ideas. Here
is just one. Since a lot of young
people don't want to fight in
this war, why not fill the. draft
were in
be earning
army,
their
keep.
IT
Also, if they didn't come back,
it would be no great loss. What'
do you think, Ann? -- Waiting
To Hear.
Dear Waiting:
need
thanks a
you
bunch.
I think I don't
on my staff. But-
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Sweet memories of Dominion Dai
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BY BILL SMILEY
Qne_ of the last, and one of the 'few summer begins back around Easter, with
traditional' Canadian holidays is under thousands thronging the highways to get
attack by the termites who want. to turn `somewhere,
every holiday into a holiday weekend. I'm not complaining, or trying to hold
The 'grand. • old 24th 'of May,' with . up progress, whatever that is. Just feeling
scorched fingers and the pungent stink of a bit nostalgic about the leisurely pace -of
firecrackers, has been "whittled into just those days, •and wondering why we're all
another Monday holiday. They're - rushing around like nuts, todi y.But I can
chipping away at Remembrance Day, tell you one thing. The clip -clop of a
And the only day of, truly national .horse and buggy on a soft summer evening
Canadian importance, celebrating the was a lot lovelier than, the squeal of tires
birth of our nation, isdue to go under to acid the bellow of motor -bikes,
the pressures of. 'commercialism. Hardly This summer, I'm in a bit of a dilemma.
anybody calls it Dominion Day anymore, I'd half planned to go to England and
and some industries and business firms Scotland;and just mosey around looking
simply ignore it. up some old pubs, old cathedrals and old .
When I was an urchin , it was an girlfriends.
impressive holiday. There were bands and But my wife isn't keen. She's not much
baseball games, parades and 'panoply,' and for pubs, considers one old cathedral
interminable speeches about our great much like another, and would probably
Dominion, the Fathers of Confederation, come to verbal blows with the old
ties with Empire, and what a great guy the girlfriends.
Mayor was. To clinch the latter,'both our student
It meant that school was really ovbat offspring are among the vast army of the
last; that the `endless glorious summer had unemployed. At least, Hugh hasn't a job.
finally begun. It was a strong punctuation Last report, , Kim had one, as she
.mark in the year. explained when she called to borrow
'If you hada cottage, it meant your dad money on the strength of her job, but -it
had a day off to driye the family there, • was handling food, and she's been
get them settled, get the boat out. It was knocking over glasses of milk -and •
often an all -day job forrthe old man, with dropping cups .since she was one, so we
an average of about three flat tires en figure she's been fired.
route. But there's a beautiful alternative to
. 'If you didn't have a cottage,,a-nd most •the overseas trip. In a letter to weekly
�.�.-�sd�dn yo a�ayuen i as �balJ arx.�,e, or-cruor.s, Lsuggested_.l m ght. hir .trailer.
zvuacn, :lri ..theriver., mc,-uvenT fLlsh:trxg,zor:•had : - ;,�arnmer.-respprxsa;.
a 'family picnic. If you had a' car. Many overwhelming, -though I 'wasn't fishing for
didn't. invitations, just warning them, so that
Those were peaceful days.. in the small they could get out of town.
towns, .There was no frantic scramble for Alberta •steaks, , Nova Scotia sea -food
the tourist dollar because there were few and rum, . tuna fishing off beautiful Isle
-tourists:-Surrrmer was a time :to ke it Madame, Cape ' Breton: •n`d a ' dozen
easy. The days were hat and long. 'The` others, offering everything from
evenings were full of hot smells and accofnmodations: to libations. Can't .you
children's voices, and parents rocking on , see me,.with a six -hundred -pound tuna on
the front porch. Lemonade or ;an ice the other end of a line?
cream cone topped off the day, which Hope we can make some of ,them. It
seemed 66 hours of enjoying life. )hay just be the best summer yet, despite
What a change in those (comparatively) the fact that they're tinkering around
" few, years. Today, with good ,roads, a car with The First of . July. (The Argyle
in every garage, and a restless populace, Syndicate)
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