HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-09-03, Page 12xOp GI : SIla N ,f,: mR,11.111R;SDAY. SEP BER 31 1.970
'With Shirley J. Keller,
Woman to Woman
14:4, "'r.
The big ,,scary in town last during role call some ladies necessary. Maybe there were
week, of .course, was • the fire recited poetry they 'had learned more people like my caller who
which damaged •Garland's while attending school.
A
would have been delighted to '
Children's Wear, . Schaefer's One member began to recite a give more of their time to the ,
Interiors and several apartments poem she had learned and pro1ect.
over these stores. • invited everyone to join in with I don't want to belittle in any. '
I also understand that if it her. Almost. everyone in the way the , efforts of the people
had not been for John McLean, room was able to recite the who have stuck with the
the fire could have ended in poem from start to finish. operation of the Youth Centre
/ more tragedy. Lives could very I couldn't help'thinking how through thick and thin. The
well have been lost had the - proud their former school ' community can place only the
apartment dwellers not been teachers would have' been had highest 'value on. their interest
'tiotitied early of the blaze. they been able to hear them and concern for the young
Goderich Police Chief rhyme off the poetry they had people of Goderich. •
Minshall visited the Signal -Star learned years and years before. Still I wonder if it wouldn't
office following the fire to '•* °* * have been possible to draw on
report on John McLean's wise ' During the lunch hour (that's the 'proven volunteers- more
decision. not to open the back 'where I shine best) the hostesses often, thereby -.lightening the
door- 'but rather- to - lead - the served a variety of homebaked -tremendous load the committee
tenants down the front stairs to fruit breads. All of them were _ , chose to shoulder.'
safety. ' excellent but the one which * * * '
"If he would have 'opened tickled my taste buds best was Chatting with some of the
that door," observed the police the lemon loaf. local teenagers about the Youth
chief, "it would have caused a It was simply delicious! I Centre, I find there is a growing
' swift cu rent of air to flow down happened to get talking to the feeling that some provisions
the hallway and everything- lady who made the' bread. She should be made to segregate the
could have gone." • .suggested she might send me the older Lteens from the" younger
I went round to Garland's " recipe. teens.
early Monday morning to view If she reads this column, I
_trtLae. m .:.founcL .'_ahopp.e...whew.- lkl,. . 1 t �Fi 1 na— in e--th.e-Yov.th Centre_
know ' this has been a
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Tiger Dunlop
1 cancels
September meeting - too busy
At the August meeting of the
Tiger, Dunlop W.I. held, in. the
Carlow Hall the guest speaker
for, the, evening Was Mrs.. Shirley
Keller,' women's editor' for the
Goderich Signal -Star,.
Her topic • was "Public
Relations".. She said this meant
tone.'s i e to the
in
projec g rn
community by means of T,V,, -
radio, newspapers and by word
of mouth.
As "a Women's Instil ute
organization, good press
reporting is probably the best
means of publicity.
She also mentioned her work
with the columns Woman to
Woman, For Octogenerians, The
Recipe File' and wedding
accounts etc.
Mrs. E. Bogie gave the motto
entitled, `Friends' and also
introduced Mrs. Keller.
Following her • interesting
talk; Mrs. O. J. Falkiner thanked
Mrs. Keller on behalf of the
ladies present.
Routine business was
conducted by Mrs. E. Hunter,
president and Mrs. R. Buchanan,
secretary -treasurer.
Members were reminded that
Sept. 3 they are to be guests of
the Blythe W.I.
Mrs. T. Hunter was named
convener, and Mrs. E.. Bogie, Yukon delegate to the phone whether it rings or not:
Mrs. T. Clark, and Mrs. R. ,Bogie Conference of University
reception on Oct. 10' will \lie' The ladies present :took 'the
discussed at a later date. opportunity to, .see. the
'Due to a busy schedule . refrigerator purchased recently.
coming ' up it was derided to, A delicious • assortment ..of
cant • the September meeting. fruit breads with • cheese,: was
The October meeting 'willserved by Mrs. Edna Moore, Mrs.
inclUtle a hameknade bake sale Bessie Moore, Mrs, N. Allin anal-.
° .with the Dungannon W.I. Branch Mrs. Jas. Horton, ' hostesses for'
as guests, the month.
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GODERIGN
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Dr. and Mrs: Lawrence
Williams and - family of San
Fernando, Trinidad, have been v
holidaying at their home in .
Saltford. Also�isitirig -were-Wk.
and Mrs. Don Williams, Galt; Mr.
and . Mrs. Glenn Williams and
family, London; and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Williams and 'John,.
Corunna. •
* *Miss Sharon Anstay, daughter
of Mr. and -Mrs. Elmer Anstay
recently visited friends and
relatives in Kentville, Nova
Scotia.
* * *
PHONE 524-8331
Whitehorse Star, an offset paper,
and called. in at the Signal -Star
• to observe the process here.
- HAIR TALK
Vanity, thy name, is man --
'or so it seems. More men call
barbers than women call
hardressers, . according to the
recent Canadian National
Total -Market Index Ltd. survey.
PHONE. NUT' •-"
A man was so nervous that he'
wouldn't even answer his phone
whether it rang or not. He
visited a psychiatrist about his
Mrs. James - H. Whyard, problem. Now he answers his
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toy--salvage-what they could of fQ.x bet.._ ?� ebb d I visited the -Youth
• records. _ _ Fortunately _ as -sire ets the time' to write it • entre .'i ':`' was explained to me
their.r_ +Y} down. that a separate lounge was being
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� gh, ' Mr. along to all readers. the older kids. It seemed
Garland told me, he had done up * * * fine idea.
•Is books the Friday evening, I suppose most of you know Also, I was particularly
before the fire. Everything was now that the Youth Centre has pleased to hear from Stu Shanks
neatly recorded_ in the ledgers been r e - opened . The - that he is promoting the idea of
which,' . were' only slightly reassessment period is otir and special, interest nights where
darnaged1 by the intense"heat. ' the project ,has been determined • .'; certain folks from the area will
One thing particularly as worthwhile. ' be invited to the Youth Centre
interested : me about my According to Stu Shanks, as 4o lead a discussion or give a
conversation with, the Garlands. long as there are, sufficientc,.,' demonstration on some
They told me ey were am s haperones--availa' e a • tobb -
by- the offers 'they had from Centre-wtillsemain open. maybe photography or model
.folks who were ready to help I had a telephone call this . airplane binding, for instance:
'out in any way they could. - .. week from a woman, who was _ These,evenings would be well
I also learned via, the trusty somewhat puzzled by the advertised on the Youth Centre
grape -vine that some teenagers - reports in the newspaper bulletin board and, hopefully,
' those long-haired useless bums, . complaining that it had been . would attract the kids who
as some people like to refer to . difficult to get adult supervisors. wanted ..to do more with their
-them - just turned up and She explained 'that she had •time than just sit"and listen _ to/
pitched in with the ' elean-up, - offered on. several' occasions to ''records. '
without even being asked help- out at, the, Centre, in fact, That sounds -like a top rate
particularly. You just. can't she had mentioned that her idea. As I remember it, that was
knock that kind of goodwill, 'schedule would permit her to be suggested by, some Goderich
4 now can you? . called on very short notice if an , folks way back last Spring when
* * * - emergency arose'and there was the idea of a Youth .Centre was
There" an - old. • .saying that no chaperone for a particular` just taking shape.
'goes, . "It's 'ail' ill wind that evening. ,* -* *
doesn't blow' some 'good." ' At ' My caller told me she. thought` It is strange, you know, how
least that's how I think that old the Youth Centre was deserving two people can read the same
saying goes. of support and indicated that thing and each will come away
• It was true of the fire on'the she. was ready - and •--willing to_.._ •with a different -impression.
• Square, of course. Judging,; from donate a ,great deal of time to ' In the.last few days I've had a
the line-ups to get into the the project_ A variety of comments about my
---- - smoke sales, one can, -only What` puzzled my caller was writings ::concerning the: -Youth
' imagine that some shoppers that she had been_ .called only Centre. -
went home with bargains. once to help out during the first • One lady told me she thought
* * * few months that the Youth
'I was knocking the Youth
Speaking about old sayings, 1 Centre was open: -She, felt it was Centre in a back -handed sort of
wi.nt to report to the lady floe": a little unusual that the Youth way by making rather loose
the Tiger : Dunlop Womeii s Centre should close for lack of statements' about the goings-on
Institute who was concerned adult supervision when she had tifere,.
many it, that the phrase she was offered so any times to help Another lady - (praised me for
quoting goes like this: "Music and had' been. called out only upholding the teenagers who
has charms to soothe the savage once. .. frequent the Youth Centre - in
breast." Ido know that officials of fact, youth in Goderich in
It is a quotation from a poem the Youth Centre had made it a general:
by William Congreve according policy . to call chaperones (who You just can't win for losing,
to the friendly staff at the were not committee members) it seems. •
Huron County ' Library. That only • once during the summer.
Should solve that quandry. And on evenings when there was I do want to make a few
* * * no volunteer help, these officials things clear. - I'm convinced the
One thing seems to lead to went over to the Youth Centre Youth Centre in Goderich is a
another this week. When •I'm and did the job themselves, worthwhile project and I. am
thinking about poems I' m
I suppose the peoplele ' of interested to see it flourish. sh.It is
_.-- reminded__ .of - the-.-pwem_ which Goderich shbuld be grateful to net my intention _now;.nox has it
was recited in unison by the these few faithful souls, but I ever been, to m any way harder
members of the Tiger Dunlop WI doubt that anyone really the_ jupct oning • of ,the Youth
at the regular meeting expected them -to 'devote' their Centre....and I have the' highest
Wednesday evening.. ' • entire summer to the project. regard for the people who have
You see, I was guest speaker Since the telephone call, I worked so ' hard, to make the
- • .: at that particular meeting and eveal•wonder if it was absolutely'_ Youth Centre a success.
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Teacher: Mary Lynne Telford,
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Goderich
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"[OVATE LESSONS: $3.00 per half hour
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