HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-25, Page 18PAGE: 4A—GODERICH S1GNAI:-STAR, `THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1973
CHESS CHB NEWS
Dear Ann Landers: A hasty
reply to "The Observers" who
are
keeping, an eve on their
pastor.
Please. "Observers.,. take
Ann's advice. Mind your own
business. We ministers' wives
are doing 'Our best to deal -with
"the problem" as best we can.
We need not • be told what is
going on. We knew about it
before you -did--- _ _
- In -nra_ i) yea rs•--<t-
minister's wife i have learned a
great deal. 1. had no idea when
my husband chose this career
that he would be pursued by
lonely widows. a target tor
mixed-up teenage girls who
consider seducing a minister a
fantastic achievement, and they
think it "doesn't count,''
because "he works for God."
My husband must spend en-
dless hours counseling unhappy
wives, sex -starved old maids,
and aggressive presidents- of
ladies' auxiliaries. In other
words. he is with women day
and night, and most of them
are after him. My guesstimate
is that many ( married
clergymen have slipped'"at least
once or twice, which is.. a far
,better average than the
physician,. traveling salesman,
plumber and TV repairman.
So, thanks for the_help, Ann.
My hushand is a wonderful
man and I am not about to
throw him out.—Coping In
Maryland.
and decided to start walking.
At that D minnent two teen-age
' - boy% stopped. They had a chain
in their car and tugged me. to a
station.
When 1 offered them $10, one
of the ..boys st)id,_ "No thanks, .
lady. That wi►uld spoil it '
So the next time anyone tells
you this generation is goofed
up, disrespectful and not worth
a damn, stand up and fight.
I have --and I will, continue to
do so. --Clinton, Iowa
Dear Clint: With . pleasure!.
Thanks for writing.
Dear Coping: Sounds like
you worship the water t'he guy
walks on. which is one way of
dealing - with the problem. I
repeat mv advice to all "Pastor
Watchers"—M,Y.O.B.
Dear :Ann Landers: I have
witnessed a miracle for the
e
second time in my life. - It
couldn't happen a third time.
No one could be that lucky.
This afternoon my neighbor's
eight-year-old daughter ran
through a :3 x 6 . glass patio
door. She ended up. with a
small cut that required only
three stitches. Two years ago
one of my own children ran
through a similar door and
escaped without any injuries'
whatever. That child could
have been cut to pieces. It took ..
me months` to • get '.over the
'shock.
Now I am writing to ask you
to •warn everyone who owns
glass, doors to please decorate,
' them at once with attractive
decals. Or have an artist paint
' some designs on it, anything so
the glass will not be clear and
treacherously invisible. It could
save a relative or guest serio€is
injury o death.—Va. Beach
Dear Va.: Thanks for helping
me protect the most wonderful
people in the world. My
readers. I don't recall ever
having printed a letter on this
subject. It was generous of you
to write and share your good
fortune. -
Dear Ann: I'm tired of
hearing teen-agers put down as
if they were all a pack of
irresponsible, strung -out freaks.
Last night at 12:30 a.m. I lean,
ned how beautiful some of
there are.
M car stalled ofrt?e main
highway. I pulled over to the
shoulder and there I sat, com-
„ pletely helpless and scared to
death. (I'm eight months
pregnant.) -
I can't tell you the number of
cars £hat drove by without stop-
ping. Finally, I gave.. up hope
Leave this 'Handy List
Where He Will Find It!
BIRTHDAY!
ANNIVERSARY!
SPECIAL OCCASION!
Height
Weight
Coat
Blouse
Sweater
Slacks
Slip
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Robe
Panties
The family' of Mrs. Mary
Jane Taylor held open house in
the Auditorium on Sunday af-
ternoon in honour of their
Mother's 90th birthday.
Seventy-five relatives and
friends attended the party and
Mrs. Taylor received numerous
birthday cards and a special
message from Prime Minister
Trudeau.
Bob.,and Danny Heywood of
Exeter provided special
musical numbers at the
Christian Women's Club song
service on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Luther of Hensall led the
service with devotions taken by
Mrs. Whilsmuth of- Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay of
Goderich assisted the Huron -
view regulars with the old tyme
music for Monday afternoon's
activities.
The Hu,ron.view Women's
Auxiliary were hosts on Wed-
nesday afternoon for the
January Birthday Party, con-
vened by the Vice -President,
Mrs. Webster of Blyth: Mrs.
Millar Richmonds showed slide.
pictures of places of interest in
Ontario, the Maritimes and
Western Canada, which were
enjoyed by everyone. Following
a sing -along, led by Mrs.
Dwight Campbell, accompanied
by Mrs. Richmond, gifts were
presented to the twenty-seven
celebrants and lunch was ser-
ved by the Auxiliary. Miss May
Davies, one of the, ladies
celebrating their 90th birthday
this month, thanked the group
on behalf of the residents.
The square-dartcers were
featured at the Family Night
program, which was arranged
and introduced by their
teacher, :Mrs: Orville Storey of
Seaforth. The dancers include
Doris,. and Donna Lawson,
Darlene and Debbie Taylor,
Verne .Sawyer, Les Lawson,
David Totv.nsend and . Roy
Brown. Marlene Glanville
played the guitar and sang four
solo n -timbers and Susan
McAllister entertained with
piano and accordian solos.
Nelson Howe on the violin, ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs.
Lawrie Sawyer, provided the
old tome music for the dancers
and opened the program with
some -favourite tunes. Jack Car-
ter expressed the appreciation
of the residents for a most en-
joyable hour of entertainment.
A Fashion Show ""Misi
U.C.W. 1973" by the UCW
ladies of Nile United Church,
was the special event" at the
January meeting of the after-
noon Unit of North Street
United - Church ,.U.C.W- held
January 16L
The skit was informative and
very interesting. Mrs Sam Jef
feraon, with the_ help__of Mrs,
I�n'ks#adNr-".
anti hlry falter
was in charge of the program.
The theme of the Meditation
' iq CnII. "
Kirk' Lyndon gave Charlie 1.000 percentage; Amedea An -
MacDonald some bad moments dreini 5-0-1''.917; Clarke Teal
in a close match this week, 18-3-3 .812; Jim Weary 12-4-1
however Charlie cache through .735.
in the end for his 29th win. Level 2, Glen Wightman with
Amedeo Andreini picked up 15 wins:6 losses and1 draw for
two more victories and is now .705; Ernie McMillan 10-54
undefeated in six games. .667; Kirk Lyndon 2141-2 .647;
Glen Wightman's winning Tom-- McGill 18-12-1 .597,
streak carne to a halt with a. Level 3, John Kane with 12
loss to Clarke Teal. But Clarke wins 9 losses and 2 ,draws for
found he had his hands full in ..570; Jim Kingsley 19-15-1
a match against" Ian Ross' who .557;Glen Falkiner 8-8-1 .500;
gained -a tie with him -- IanRoss10-20.2-.344- *.
__: % try—advnrrced trill!'_: _ :�Uevel ;=f lek l -it gsiey-Wit#r-8`:i =
wins, 26 losses and 1 dravw for
.243; Bob Brindley 2-9-0 .182;
Larry McDougall 6-33-1 .162;
Laird Eisler 1-6-0 .143; Rob
Shrier 2-25-1 .089.
Mrs. Wm. Auld favored with
two piano solos. Mrs. Jefferson
closed with the poem, New
Year's Resolutions.
Mrs.,D. Buchanan took
charge fr the business period.
The meeting closed with Mrs.
A. Habel thanking each and
every one who helped, and
especially the ladies who put on
the skit. ''An; enjoyable cup,. of
tea and sweets were served.
February meeting will be held
Feb. 20 at 2 pm.
Goderich Sailing Club
level 1 winning all four of his
games last week. Ernie
McMillan won three of four
games to move up two positions
in the standings. John Kane
won three and drew one to take
the lead in Level 3. -
Rick Kingsley showed great
improvement with two upset
victories over higher level
players to raise his percentage
40 points.
Glen Wightman and
Reinhardt Voelme from the
Goderich High school Chess
Club have been sponsored by
the students' council to play in
a three day chess tournament
in Niagara Falls, January 19-
21.
• The standings as of January
17 are as follows: Level 1,
Charlie MacDonald with 29
wins 0 losses and 0 draws for
1460 er
erich '1
Fiftec
2.00 priz
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pot $81
is. Door
00.—gtf
Mr. H.W. Moyer, Provincial Service Officer, London, 0
tario Will be visiting in the area.
ANY ONE WISHING INFORMATION, ADVICE 0
ASSISTANCE, REGARDING WAR DISABILITY PEN
SiONS, TREATMENt, ALLOWANCES, .ETC., I.
REQUESTED TO CONTACT THE SERVICE OFFICER
OR. SECRETARY, OF THE LOCAL BRANCH, WHOS
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.At the annual meeting of the
Goderich Sailing Club, a new
executive was elected.
Commodore ..is Dr.. Michael
Watts; vice -commodore, Don
Baxter, Goderich; rear com-
modore,. -Jack Elder, Clinton;
secretary Patricia Jewell,
Goderich; treasurer, 'Marilyn
Penfold, Clinton; race commit-
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Clinton; entertainment com-
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Norma Jeffery, Goderich.
Four Mini -Mac dinghies
were donated to the Goderich
Sailing -Club by Dominion
Roads Machinery; John Sully;
George Robertson; and by
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'possesion of the .. club this
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of a Youth Sailing Program for
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Plans for a full summer of
'_.r•acing are underway and mem-
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increased -membership in 1973.
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