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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-08-13, Page 14option Gs A .S 'm.R, T U1i,SUMY,. AUGUST 13, 1.970 ah ,r With Shirley. J. Kellet, Woman to Woman This Is Saturday, Normally I.'nt not at my typewriter Saturday but I've had a bout With. this summer flu bug so I'm using Saturday ` to catch, up on my work. Until I came down with the r'.--- flu,'. I.rasn't aware that there, was any of it in town. I was son to discover that many, many people have been struck with the complaint which includes everything from sick stomach to headaches to shivers to back -door -trots. All in all, • it is the usual miserable type of flu that comes by every once in a while. While I was at home, I had a telephone call from one lady who, after learning I had the flu, told me not to eat or drink any dairy products. She said her doctor had advised • her to stay away -from these foods until she was feeling better. That' little . bit of information may help some more of you who will succumb to the bug in the -next few days. • * * * -- .It -became -even more essential .that Iget some of mywork do w done Saturday since I will be in the Hub of Huron County from ° August 10 to 14. • Clinton News -Record editor Keith Roulston is away on vacation so I'm going over there to sit in for him. •' It will be a little bit like a • holiday' for me since Clinton is my old hometown. I may get an opportunity to renew some old acquaintances. In the meantime4 Goderich editor Ron Price will be holding the fort here for one week:..doing extra duty in the ' women's department. .x * * With September and October, the big wedding months upcoming, .I thought it might be l dse to remind brides-to-be of • our policy regarding wedding stories and pictures. There is ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE for wedding stories and pictures published in the. Goderich. Signal -Star. However," we do request that information be forwarded to .us as soon after the wedding as possible. We cannot guarantee that a wedding story which is more than• one month old will be 'published, In • order( to avoid any. disappointments, it is most wise for the bride and. groom to make .arrangements for the newspaper • Story well in advance of the On the day of the wedding, give• the completed wedding forms to the -photographer and instruct him to give it to the newspaper with the picture. Then, walk down the aisle and enjoy your day...and your honeymoon and your new life together. * * Things have been rather at a standstill around town as far as the women's department of this newspaper is concerned. Everyone is on vacation and enjoying it. That's the way it should be. I've had some inquiries about the Youth Centre but I haven't been over there for a while to take -notice Of how things are going. There have been reports of youths drinking :in that part of town and naturally, the . Youth Centre is singled - out as the source of the trouble. I'm • quite certain there have —been youngsters at the Youth'' Centre from, time to time who have been drinking..But.,you. can. rest assured they are not drinking within the buildin under the watchful eye of the chaperones on duty there all the time. • You -know, some youngsters like • to experiment with- things like alcohol...and then they like to show off. It seems that it is considered 'big tin.ie' to be observed by the crowd in an intoxicated ` condition. What better spat to head for than the Youth Centre where' just everybody is assembledT But let's not blame the Youth Centre for the problem. And let's not get excited because our youngsters may be exposed to this kind of scene. I'm afraid the scene is the same anywhere that all kinds of young people" congregate ' - ,or worse where there is no supervision -at all It is nearly impossible tpese days to shield' our children from the not -so -nice attributes of living. It seers that we can only teach them as best we can while they are growing up, let them know that we care about them and trust them,. then let loose the apron strings — a little at a time. I 'know ` it • "isn't always the easiest thing in the .world to do. I'rn a parent too, and 'I have misgivings. if anyone else has a better solution, this column is open to your suggestions., * * * And what do you think about the new _ midi -length ,this fall girls? Frankly, I will be sorry to see hemlines- dip. I didn't think I'd ever write a statement like that but it is -44-tie. I enjoy the freedom of the short skirts and I will be -reluctant tp see them go down. When I say short . skirts, I don't mean the micro -minis which aren't -much. Ionger than a blouse. I'm talking about the -inch or ,two -above -the "-knee which is so comfortable to wear. My daughter- was looking at our wedding pictures a few months ago and giggling at the length of my skirt. Have you ever been instantly angry and now quite known why? t. When I told her that the way styles go, it wouldn't be . long, before• that length was popular again, she laughed and assured me she'd never wear such an ugly outfit. Guess what? I don't even have to tell you that she's noting the midi dresses with - ;a bit of excitement these,days. I'll wager that when school opens again and it -gets into ,October, we will see. quite a few midi dresses on the street and in the area — and I'll also wager °that'' we'll learn to like them no matter what we think now. Mrs. Jean Ballantyne Page and. Rev. Roy Essex demonstrate use of a respirator which he keeps in400d repair for her. Mrs. Page, who had polio, earns a living , :ahoMne taking telephone orders for a chemical company. She, garsa• good example of the co, viction by The Ability Fund (fo'rnierly the March of , Dimes) that disabled people have ,many abilities left to help them live a useful and satisfying life. WI picnic h�eId . at Harbour Pork, The annual picnic of the Goderich Women's Institute was held . at Harbour Park on Thursday, August 6 with 30 ladies present. .• Mrs. William Porter presided over a short business meeting during,the evtent, The, secretary treasurer's report was read by Mrs. ' .AElizabeth Sitter and 'correspondence . was received which included "Thank) you" motes from .Michael Fowler and the Riley family. ' Blyth Women's Institute has invited the -local ladies to attend the regular meeting in Blyth' on Thursday,' September 3, at .8,p,m. The report of the district annual meeting in St. Helen's was presented by Mrs. Clifford Crozier. It was decided to invite the ladies of the Belgrave branches to the October meeting. Mrs. Bullen is a4 'patient in Alexandra Marine and General . Hospital, it was .learned. Bingo was played; with Mrs. Jack Cookand Mrs.. Mamie Sutcliffe calling the numbers. A pot luck, supper ended an enjoyable afternoon. LRSSIFIED GOOD THINGS HAPPEN WHEN YOU. HELP 'RED _CROSS Mr. and ,Mrs. C. Hayden, honored on 35th anniversary M. and Mrs. Carman Hayden, couple were guests. Port Albert, were honored on The home was tastefully the occasion of their 35th decorated with wedding bells.. wedding anniversary with a and summer flowers for the smorgasbord dinner, complete occasion. with a decorated anniversary Best wishes were expressed to cake, at the home of their son the couple for marly..more_years and daughter-in-law, Mr. and of health and happiness, to which Mrs. James Hayden, . RR 3, Carman and Irene replied with wedding: Godench,_Su.nday, -August 2, _ _ _ _ .thanks- .for the lovely evening --- First of all, tell your Immediate relatives of the and the gifts received. photographer well ahead of the wedding, tat you want a picture to , e sent to the local newspaper. Many photograpTiers are very co-operative and • will make every attempt to have the picture done the week' after the wedding, or at the very latest, two weeks following the marriage ceremony. Secondly, the bride should . drop into the office and pick up ,,the wedding forms -to be, filled out with the information about • the- -wedding. These, should. always be complete BEFORE the wedding -= perhaps Thursday or Friday before a Saturday wedding date. Sometimes a newlywed couple will 'become so involved in the honeymoon and , setting up a new hpme that they forget their weddingstoryuntil it is old news. It is wise . to gets, these details out of the way 1%fore the wedding. Occasionally, a bride will tell me that she wants to see the wedding picture before it .appears in the newspaper. Being a Now (and 'lot a very Photographic woman); I can understand that. But if ,you trust your tographer — if you have Oen• wisely ydu will not be disappointed in your wedding. " ,pildtUres. Most brides and grooms look their very best on their - wedding day and most photographers are professional . _people who, really pare that only the e best shots appear in the fietiapaper, After all, wedding- .. *titres in the newspaper are a kind of advertisement for I I!pbets and they- aren't •��� �rnte °�= ., tdi* wi+dt *tures. ' ' do 't eonoarn about • wing you pl>' before it is be Y ea and,..: _then ep Mrs. A. Markson of Gaderich. left, receives the,G.E. Eleatic Knife which. the *rohin cur mi ntlily 110filig draw,' from Dianne Armstrong of Jewell Brothers Appliances: - s_ wP "4 y m u y• .1'�t ,�. '1#. CX'* :ter•. �rtitir bawls in n'ext:`rnonthws draw for an Electric "FrlC. fan. JEWELL"P ��tANE ' i. .,v+•'L,`k�.y (Formerly GEi%RV *t APPLIANCES) 6.4 • >V. Via,; 4 0,.1 p` �v�ti � "' � T \ . 4w� Y ♦\� � :. Serol-13onetesa Chu NI!‘if Crop AT, OATS and BARLE Modern UnIadin' Facilities For FAST SERVICE Check with Us - - WE HAVE CORN STORAGE AVAILABLE Call Today W.G. 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