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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-09-10, Page 14'OR Oil, $I` I4+ L S'T AR, THU 0,4i, SEPTEMBER 10,1976 a With Shirley J. Keiler,� m . Woman to Woman t As most of you already Band. I think it is wonderful established by the .officials who know, I am always grateful to that' its members are attempting are responsible for its success, get telephone calls from our' to bring,to Goderich some of the I know there are some ' readers concerning upcoming finest bands in the land'::., and I teenagers who disagree with the events. There mare times, to._,be trust that many of you will get concept of adult supervision but ` truthful, that I get so bogged out to hear this performance in nevertheless; chaperones are down with work and • sovery the large auditorium at GDCI. required nightly if the Youth busy that I wish I didn't have to 6 * *• *• a Centre is to remain open. do this or that . but generally, I also had a telephone call the It • is therefore the I'm delighted to be able to offer other• day from Mrs. Hazel . responsibility of the young you the kind' of good. publicity McCreath who works with people frequenting the Youth you like to have, - Guides and Brownies in the area. Centre to accept' the decision She wanted to remind me that and to help the chaperones feel Guides and Brownies would at home there. soon begin for another season. We hear so much "these days As usual, leaders are required. about- having . to listen to the If you have the time to donate, kids' point of view and there is there it no better place, to use it less and less about young people t ap working with these•girls. listening to adults, recognizing remembe"r hearing a Guide their comments as wisdom a leIiier speaking once. She said gained through experience and ,><e got more out of her work in cooperating to increase the he movement than 'she had ever likelihood of improved put in.I think that is some relationships. provided and it is hoped the recommendation. Of course,• Anyone interested may,. You know kids, some of ..the members will co-operatq. i . when you work with young adult community in Goderich is Mrs. Sitter will enquire : from attend the • Friday , evening �' k' hard to filo a the department regar mg cups lecture anct demonstration or I am particularly pleased to hear from service • clubs in Goderich and area, not just when they have their,,,nneetings .but also when they have • some special event going on that is sof widespread interest. It may be, for instance, that your .organization is presentin cheque or a gift to a ce agency in ' the area for . benefit of others, That's news! I would be pleased to, cover such , . goodwill gestures with a story or a photo or both. ' • - ..Now that fall -schedules ..are tii�♦ .� . tamped . %.ho ' 10,-,�.W all .consider'it-your lduty to tet ' me knows how I can help you. •We'll try to arrange something for you. eric to attend Huron fall rally The. Goderich Branch of the informal tea;the proceeds to go .Women's Institute , held its. to this project. September meeting Tliiursday, ' Mrs. N.• Clairmont donated Septeinber 3, with Mrs. -Wm. muffins which were auctioned Porter presiding and Mrs. Robt, • and proceeds given to this• Bogie at the piano. project, • The meeting opened with the Mrs: Wm. Doak, Mrs. Jack' ..Ode and, Mary Stewart. Collect " Ryan and v 'Mrs. Buller* are in followed by- ..the reading of the hospital. „ minutes•by. Mrs, Elizabeth Sitter, "Mere were four birthdays, .`"�`' 1 r e a s u r e r, Mrs.. Geo. Morley read report secretaxy,. � ; Correspondence was received of the Dist ict Annual afternoon -and . included bards of session. . The roll call was all ties appreciation from Mrs. John answered by What Qu Kernighan and family d Mrs. :yYoce:a, ..0 u rea,q ��� Loc ' rar make -Canada " a distinctive Nation." • The Program ,convener Mrs. K, F. . W�Viikinsbn spoke on Kindness. Others assisting in the progim were as• folloWS; Mrs. Bert Crawfords Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe', Mrs, Jean McKenzie, Mrs, Elsie ',McKenzie, and Mrs, W. H. Talmay. The meeting closed with the Queen and the W.I. Grace. Tea wasrserved and a social • hour enjoyed. Monday, October 5 at 9:31 • . Mrs. Graham Mc Nee will be'seminar �'" r • notified that three cars of for s e m i n r members will attend. Delegates will' be Mrs. Bert Crawford and - Mrs. Harold Larder. The monthly meeting . of the A committee was appointed Goderich ,Art Club was held to plan the 70th Anniversary recently at• the 'studio, with the celebration of . the local branch president, )Miss Mary Howell; in and- includes Mrs. H. B. M. charge. 'I lchboxne, convener;: Mrs. Wm. plus, 4rere made for the Porter, Mrs. Geor. Morley, Mrs. coming t seminar under the Robt. Wilson, _.Mrs. K. F. leadership of John Watson of Wilkinson and • Mrs. • W. H. Toronto. lids will take place Talway. from the ' 18th to 20th of ' A "Suggestion" Box will be September inclusive. people, the rewards are usuall working very w d� .tremendous- :.• .. - , : , .,compromise..,.between•. going -all.. ,.and_..saucers to be presented to either of the two days of -azz Z - ',. . ;- • - . r....;W, S • Nears instruction; orwtbe+entire,- seminar _ Z��S� .�'�o• .'�e:.+a�&: � :out '�:;l�l ..-Qt2�21�. . ,.In�xY2� �r , . � _ •• tie wa '�ot�.,.on e y ems" • � y .w �i�d red" �4,r .,� _ Mfr t `cpuYseM�sanie�ime'�i�is�'m+�nth � -'•and-using-'�storYgy.���°ibeudng--• prospective leaders who want to adult -type standards. They are Mrs. ., W. H. Taiway ^ A committee was appointed help out but feel inadequate searching for a middle -of -the- entertained 20 ladies at an because they don't knew too road area where there can be t.,, p.l.ease....�-: member. _ bout , G idS4and tual unde tandng. Telephone mast two or three Brownies. The-.peop 1e who -chaperone at 'lays in advance — further ahead I think that is "-wonderful the Youth Centre are doing it if you can. It .• is much easier ' challenge to the women of this a because they are interested in.. then, to knit our plans together. community. I sincerely hope • the kids in town .... and because * • * * • - --, - " that sufficient women will be they feel ,it is their duty to help -I want to thank Mrs. Bill recruited here to ensure that the 'out' It makes it much easier Taman, RR. 6, Goderich, for the good 'work begun will continue when : communication, or tasty gift she left at my home. I for ~ yet another year .... or. anything else"for that matter, is can assure.her . that it was longer. a two-way street. enjoyed by everyone in our * * * ., * * * household, including a visitor at While I'm on the Subject of Again,. on the subject of the my home. • , youth, I would like a word with Youth Centre I was approached Thanks again. _, some of the teenagers who enjoy this week by another lady who * * the Youth Centre atmosphere. claimed she had offered her One of the big September Last week I had a chat with a services to help out at the Youth dates you will want to keep 'in young woman who with' her Centre and had -never been mind is the IODE luncheon husband chaperoned (I'm sorry stalled. Wednesday, .September 23, with.to use that word again, kids) at If you would like to spend an Mrs. Pierre Burton as the special the Youth Centre one evening _evening at the Youth Centre guest speaker. during the summer.. with , the kids ,(it isn't necessary_ Aside from being the wife of She said her instructions had the : entire evening but the very , to spend famous television and been to "socialize" with the kids .rather drop every hour ut radio personality, Mrs. Burton is and she had tried to do this - . so to see that : everything . is, ' . a woman who knows all about but unsuccessfully. The reason being a housewife and mother. seemed to be that the kids didn't Shanks or Anne Hamilton. They running smoothly) call Stu While it is not known for sure, care to make the conversation will be glad to hear from you there is' speculation that Mrs. (or anything• else) a two-way p Burton . will discuss the subject communication between them and ready to fit you into the schedule. of adopting a family —'a topic and the chaperones. _ And please don't be offended about which she has firsthand In. short, this particular party• if something goes awry and you knowledge. • said - she • ^ had . absolutely no are forgotten as a volunteer. Just I . had a brief chat with Pat intentions of going over to the• call again to remind the very Stringer . of the Maple Leaf Youth Centre to spend the busy Youth Centre officials that Chapter IODE and she tells me evening trying to • keep from you are waiting to be of service: the group is hoping for a fine • getting .bored because of the lack They will • appreciate your turnout in North Street • United of friendly companionship. patient understanding. Church when Mrs. Burton is in She thought the youngsters at It is riders difficult to do volunteer town. the Youth Centre that particular work in the community to the Mrs: Stringer said this is the evening were rude. second year for an IODE • I hesitate to express an complete satisfaction of luncheon with a noted person as opinion about the Youth Centre everyone. *., a speaker. Last year it was lest it is misunderstood. Still I FIn of the journalist June Callwood. think something should be said babysitting course anticipationtbe offered * *• * about this particular instance y g I met with Mrs. Stringer in because rm almost certain, there this fall by the 'Kinette Club, I the IODE Opportunity; Shop have been other times when the am running a feature on and for where she was helping out for chaperonesfelt left out an d the. babysitter. I think the afternoon. IODE members rather useless. babysitters and parents alike will voluntarily staff the store three I'm sure the kids at the find this of interest to them. afternoons a week, I learned. • Youth Centre aren't deliberately Incidentally, as soon as the She told me the group was rude. I suspect one of the big Kinettes ',have worked out the busy making the switch from problems is that some kids (and details of the course, I would be summer to winter merchandise. some adults too, for that matter) pleased to hear about 'it so we "It's• surprising how much are a little ill -at -ease one with can let the aspkririg babysitters in time it takes," said Mrs. Stringer. the other. - Goderich know;all about it.. 1 ? can believe it. I know the tl only want to remind the think there is some interest hassle I have at home:to get the kids that chaperones are brewing for it, judging from the summer things stored and the ' necessary to the operation of the questions I'm getting from some fall things into 'the closets. It • Youth Centre. This -fact has been of the kids around town. always seems, that it is close to Christmas before that task is completely finished. As I looked 'round the Opportunity Shop, I could see the ladies there were , much nearer to attaining their goal. ' I had a note today from Don McMillan than -king the Signal -Star for its advance publicity for the Sisters - of St. Joseph Concert Band which is coming to Goderich November. , 8., "' - I heard this particular band last year at the cancer rally. at CFp ,,Clinton. What a tremendous, sound was achieved by the 50 nuns who are renlbers of the band! And do you know what else? When the Sistersptit down their musical instruments, ' they are • instantly transformed ''into the Most balanced and beautiful -sounding singing choir youhave ever had the pleasure i ii'c► who played{ the huge drtinis was the only Who intrigued me the mit; She was. small and oo gentle lit "appearance and yet, "carr+1r �, prayed the InOkoCC s It seats my something g eats • ` ple d, by the toward or the 'Gotiefi•' " ►' .. For Your INSURANCE MacEwara a : MacEWau Donald G. MacEwan Peter S. 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