The Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-04-15, Page 17-10
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The Goderich Horticultural
Society got its year off to a
flying stall' last Wedu sday with
its first meeting, held at
Robertson ' Memorial Sclhok...
Seventy members and friends.
came to hear, ' Ken Smith;
photographer and columnist
'from The London Free Press,
.and to get. a .preview , of what
exciting thugs. are planned 'for
this year. •
Those •sigiling'•1ap for them
;inerr? recg'P?;tpstl rrkil" with -
surprise, -when offered their
yearbook —• for' the.,1971
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President Paul Carroll opened
the meeting and then iitroduced
Ken Smith, who proked to be an
entertaining speaker, with some
very. helpful hints to offer:0..
• Photography, he said, can be
an extension' of gardening. By
photographing our gardens, we
an obtain a -permanent record,
so that the, beauty we ' cre,1te
isn't lost forever -under the heap
a,�of otherrtlentoritvwz"
Photographing good ideas and
special effects seen in othg
'gardens, towns, and countries,
will keep these ideas fresh and
accurate,so that when we finally
get a chance to try them, we
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Ken Smith give gardening hints
won't find that time' has fogged
the memory.
Moreover, if we take
photographs of our' gardenabout
every three weeks and file them
away, then, r in the cold and
blustery winter months we can
get these pictures out, enjoy the
touch of summer,, and, whht is.
more important, we can 'edgily
$Nt,t, oursuccesses and failures;
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Mr. Smith'also haid'saire very
good pointers for the actual
picture taking: The best type of
cameia.to get for photographing
• flowers,'iS the single.lense reflex
type.. -.,However, Eastman Kodak -
supplies a parnphlet describing"•-"
UNr
• how to Blake a "portra-frame"
to enable those with other types
of cameras to be suc'ces'sful in
photographing close-ups.
. He urged that. a light -meter be
;used. You'll soon save the cost
of the meter by the number of
pho.tograpbs n,ot wasted; due'tei
poor lighting,
'Take many pictures, arid
discard .ale but the best, he
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a ised, If you have to apologize
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Use varying positions when
snapping your .picttir s. They
won't always be gra efu1, but
you'll get more • interesting.
effects — in your pictures!
He warned that, we should: -
watch the background when
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taking close-ups. A piece of blue
cardboard.__p.laced behind the
„specimen will give the effect of
blue-sky..The mood of a picture
can dramatiealIt set, by the
choice-, of your background
colour;.
Finally, Mr. Smith pointed
out, tae pictures on rainy days
too. They often are very
r•1
effective.
:He then showed two sets; of
'Wry bearifireiNtirrif
first • set, taken 'in Ontario,
Ann -.Larders
reinforced the points about good
photography that he had
discussed with us. The second.
set showed the magnificent
flowers in the Keukenhof
gardens in Holland, There should
be some . very . _ inspired
photographing happening in
Goderich thanls to Mr. Smith's
lecture. • •
Paul Carroll introduced the
year's program • briefly.'
to the...next meeting -on May 4th
�- a •workshop entitret ,•"Town
.Country .Gardening", 'and. are
also planning to pick up some -
dandy plant bargains at May 26!
"Garden Discards Auction".
The ' eltening closed on the-
pleasant
he-pleasant _roots friends, r
• and o!d, chatting over up of
coffee. • k. ' r,
Wed 'ay etveningrs
,° cotn ined with the
r re-cent—giorious weather' should.-..
w.:time- Goderteir garde 1 l "°r
raring to go! Welcome, SprIngf- "-"
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Wants to die decently
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The •
letter from the children of the
90 -year-old woman who fell ,out
of bed at the nursing home and
broke her hip prompted me to'
write a letter of instructions to
my Sons..,1 am sending you a
copy in the hope that you will
print it. Perhaps it will
encourage some of your readers
to write similar letters to their
children. My thanks, 'and God
bless. — SANE,'SENSIIAE AND
REALISTIC
Dear Sons: This letter is not a
request, it is an order. I have
tried to live with dignity and I
want to die the same way. If my
fate, is such that I should become
old and ill and unable to make a
rational decision, ye,g are hereby
instructed to give the -attending
physician .orders that he must
not attempt to prolong my life
by using extraordinary measures.
If, Lam stricken with an illness
which is irreversible, and unable
to speak for myself, please speak
for me. 1 want no surgery, no
cobalt, no blood transfusions'
and no intravenous feedings.
:Instead, please see to it that the
physician -gives ' me plenty ;of
medication and sedatives. This
letter of instruction will relieve
you of the burden of making the
decision. It i`s made. I have made
it. My thanks and my love: --
Mother
Mother •
•: DEAR MOTHER:. Here is
your letter and I salute you for'
your serenity, good sense and
realism. It would be wonderful if
Victoria St.
UCW plans
Lilac Tea
Intended for Last Week
Missionary Education 'was the
.,theme of the general meetirrg.of
Victoria St, United Church
Women's meeting. on Monday;
April 5. ,
M S C 1 d d
rs.. . A rgy a con ucte a
brief business session- in which a
Thankoffering meeting was
mentioned for., later in ,April;
several dinners -•- wedding ' and
otherwise were discussed; new
tableclothes were passed.. out to
be pressed; canvassers for
Salvation Army, were requested;
the Lilac 'Tea for May 26 was
mentioned.
Mrs. G. Currell presented an
Easter Worship service with Mrs.
Ed. Linner reading a poem.
Several , old-time hymns were
sung, with Mrs. ,,L. Warr as
accompanist. x •
Program was convened by
Mrs. C. Fagan Mrs. Feagan
spoke briefly on each Christian
having a mission wherever she is
and' said prayers are needed.,by,
all who serve the Master. Fine
displays from Africa, Japan and
Brazil were enjoyed and
discussed.
Various ladies read, letters,
from Missionaries, telling of the
problems and the ' joys
encountered in their,work. 1�e11
chosen hymns r were sung,
rounding out a fine program.
The Unit "Friendly Helpers"
provided` refresh m nts.
other parents. followed'° you
• example. May I be the first?
Dear Margo: the sentiments
expressed in the letter above kre
mine also. -Thank you, dear
Love — Mother
DEAR ANN:, LANDERS:
Recently someone asked what to
do about unwanted hair on the
face. You replied — "If you're a
man y u--ean•-sh,.ve." Since I am
a• 37 -year-old, brunette female, a
Registered Nurse, and have a
heavy growth of facial hair, •I am
well qualified .to speakon this
subject. 1
Why did you make sex a
qualification, Ann? Shaving is
• the '' best solution for most
bearded people, women as well
as men. When I was 16 I had an
illness which required heavy
dosages of drugs. The drugs
upset the hormonal balance in
my system and *resulted in a
heavy growth of hair "on my
face. I was • miserable and
-i-ashamed of .the way-••I••l
ooked.
• First. I tried a peroxide -ammonia
bleach,• which irritated my skin
and caused a rash. I had to quit
using it, which was just as well,
because blond 'fuzz, on a girl's
. face isn't much of • an
improvement over black fuzz. A
friend' 'suggested electrolysis. I
found it expensive, painful,
time-consuming and ineffective.
(After three months about 3 per
cent of the hair grew, back.) I
decided to shave. It was the best
solution of all.. „
.For the past 15 years I've
been- shaving every other -day
with an electric razor (rotary
blade). My skin "is soft and
smooth and I am perfectly
relaxed about rn appearance.
Please ask your dermatology
Consultants about, this, Ann. I'd
like to know what they have to
say. NO 5 O'CLOCK
SHADOW •
DEAR NO: I checked with
several dermatologists ,, and the
decision was unanimous: there is
• more than one way to skin a cat
— if you will pardon' the
analogy.' If shaving is the best'
r solution for you, by all means
continue. No harm will come of
'
A word of caution to women
who use the wet shave. Before
shaving, soften the whiskers with
cream and allow the cream to
remain on the face for at least
ten minutes. Then use a -good
lathering soap aid a sharp blade:
And BE CAREFUL. If you nick
yourself it could be difficult to
explain that the adhesive tape is
there because you cut yourself
While shaving
DEAR ANN SLANDERS: I
hope you won't think I am
crazy, , Ann. I need your help.
My husband and I got Blaze
" when he was 'a -puppy. He was a •
wonderful cocker spaniel and
our boys _greaiv- up loving him.
Last year when the youngest
boy married, we decided to
move into an apartment. The
only place that met all our
requirements • (location, price,
and size) would not allow dogs.
So we took Blaze to my
brother's farm in North Dakota.
'It was the hardest thing we ever
had to.,...t.o.......I. cried when we left
him: So did my husband.
' . Yesterday my sister ..called to
say Blaze had died. , He wasn't
sick or anything, just rolled over
and gave up. My husband says
'Blaze died of a broken heart. I'm
not so sure. He was 17 years old.
We want Blaze buried herein
town but we can't go get him
because' my husband broke his
leg and isn't able to drive: My
"sister 'can't bring Blaze here
because their car .is'Iaid up. What
we need. to know is ,cart they.
rhail him to us? --SADNESS IN
MINNESOTA
, DEAR SAD:' Sorry'; the Post
Office Department said no. So
did the Health Department. How
about if they bury Blaze up
there and send you the collar?
• The Goderich Signal -Star is pleased •to, extendhappiest
birthday greetings to the following new 'member of athe
Octogenarian Club:
MRS. CHARLIE BARKER, 125 Anglesea St., who marked
her 85th birthday Good Friday, April 9;
ROD JOHNSON of the Goderich 'Nursing 'Home who was
.81 'years old April 1;
MISS ALICE WATSON„ Goderich Nursing Home who will
be celebrating her path birthday Arpil 19; -
MRS. ELIZA NEWTON, also of the Goderich . Nursing
Home, who will be 90 years old April 19;
-THOMAS.,LEGb, Goderich, who, joined the Octogenarian
Club with his 80th birthday Easter Sunday, April 11'.
ROY CHAMBERS, Bayfield . Road,, who will be . 82
tomorrow, April 16.'
li you know of someone who will .be celebrating ani 80th
birthday or better ir41 the near future and' would like to have his
or her name mentioned in tkiis column, please telephone
524.8331 giving the name; address, age" and birthday of the'
• celebrant.
There is absolutely no charge for this service and we aro
pleased to hear from all of you.
OW 414 414 AV*
wishes to
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