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ANN LANOERSSAY,. :
1), at \tin .Lander, 1 Now 1 ha\t• on( rete t lderlce
.�,:':�i�i p,,,,11)1‘ .a\ this It) that the\ are having sexual
!ht- tlff•li who need to relations. 1 confess 1 learned it
w 111 \ oil please be an by pr‘ mg through our sun's
And put u►\ letter in the belongings 1 ha\en't told hint
4•:,444:' It would be an act of because 1 feel guilty and don't
halo\ want hini to know That very
saes on 1 keel) ,teulg ilit};ht we Insisted that he break
( :n.'i1 wh,• touch up their up w t girl He refused,
!lair 1 itt'-itate tit .a\ ''(l\e" .a\1ng he must be allowed to
be, .lthe tt'llt►w, are It•itd hi, ow ti Ilte C,
,rhrr things 1,4 get rid of Ruth 111\ h1l.band and 1 want
the ,rt \ \„w please ureter to Iii\ 1114' law down and sa\
,t,tn,i 1 h,t\t' u,. ()lection. 1) "You can it'a(} our own lift'
OH, l4, t,t, t tt s't'alls doe, take when you ,ire 18 - and this
\e.it's oft the itgt' of ,i meati, paving for room and
'01,411 n \\ hose t.t, e is unlined, hilt board and 4.4(1tegt•, 1f you want
.L1.1;.1.1416,3 tiled w ho
4 t'l, t' (rt. too dark 1 hope we aren't too late The
411,3 .1 make- thertl 1,,•(k alder girl could be pregnant "Then
(re! more ,it•.perater instead of what'
lilt r \''e wI51 do nothing till we
hear from you Please hurry =
t•\pt•( t. ,i Iii to
-01 11.4v e it t bra, k .,r bright
1.ro\\r hair Ot(ilsroriall\ it
atter 5/111 ti's a rantvtie
let tins It tree ht•)\ word 1(;, the
\\l•4. \ least tio percent of the
:4)4.14 ,v It,t are 71v log to look
\.,4141;;(i .abotching It ()tie Of
The rea ...,,.�i_s.is that they let their
\ 1\ e ,i" the lob (,)r worse \et,
the\ pi„ It t henlsel\ es Too halt
people .'.4nCt see thenl-Selves a:
other- see them, isn't it's -- The
coAard
pear 1 (' It people could see
1ht•tn•elyes as other.,a see thorn.
the .l ,„4•t their ex:tinnier'
1 .tl(prt•.late \ our letter and
0 -tank '\•.0 for writing it I
tlldn r ,1.gree more As for
:;re\ hiur -- .it twill\ 1 lore it
t )rl t her
people,,
Dear Ann Landers A few
1I1,111 a,;, .I(1r 17 -Year-old stlrl
.41111.,1111 ed he was going "..toady
with .t 1►i-\c•ar-old girl' ti1v
htl;han.1 .arid i expressed our
dl'apnroval but he continued to
date the ,, tri steadily.
Troubled In Connecticut
Dear 'Trouble 1 doubt that
the girl 'is 'Pregnant — based on
"the er,idence." ,The central
problem is your relationship
cith Our son. w hich has
reachted a crisis. You chin be
sure that the more you insist he
give up the girl, the more deter -
Milled he will be to keep seeing
-her 1 suggest that \ o4) and our
husband discuss 4111• ,lura, lion
With a counselor i llarttor( ha
superb counseling fat Ili le, 1
Perhaps the hi►\ '4.111,4.1(4 or ,t
:'+e(r)iorl or two w}len lits Jee.
Voll are making an effort to
learn how to deal with the
problem ratlonallv, ul.tei 1 of
oyerrea('t►ng and 1,, ling
tiltiinat
1)ear Ann Lander ..% The
other c•yet►ing a group of us
were talking about small symp-
toms; of Insecurity- A certain
name came up and someone
.aid, "Yes, 1- not14t4 dtt.i.-always
wears his 'Bron Badge.' that
Phi Betas. Kappa key, dangling
from his watch - chain. Too had
a 1114141 .4)t his accomplishments;
feel, the need to advertise the
fact that he's ;mart." Du you
agree? I du not. Scranton:
Pit. - •� l ,., a.t
Dear Scranton: it may he a
touch cornball hut a Phi Beta
Kappa key does mean
something. And as the ad say,,
"If you've got it — flaunt it."
Volunteers from
Goderich Township \\'omens
Institute were un hand on
Monday afternoon to assist
with activities. A new resident
was welcomed to the Home and
the audience sang "Happy Bit -
the
MR. AND MRS. V.D. CUNNINGHAM
Wed S0 years
Mr and Mrs. Were D. Cun-
ningham quietly celebrated
their +1►rh wedding; anniversary
on Sunday; February 25.
Their family were all home
t(, ( (•I(•hrate the happy occasion.
Ther were married in
L;,.rlori( h in 1923 on March 1
by Rev.. Hedley They have
It\ed in Colborne Township all
their II\( and both are in ex-
(ellent health. Mr. .Cun-
ningharn -1s fit , uceessful beef
pr(tdi'i(er and both are still very,
a(tivt•
Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham
have lo children; six sons, Ford
of 1,u( know;, LiVerne of Ben.-
miller.
en=miller. Garth of Goderich; Ed-
win, Lawren(e• and Bert of
Colborne Township; and four
daughters, Jovt_e of Exeter; -
Mrs. t•1une1 Lloyd, Bradley of
Mo11114 Forest; Mrs. (Doris)
David Pithlado of' Toronto and
TO GET
THE. L AST WORD
IN, IS NOTH/NG,/TS
THE WORD THAT
itASTS'
THAT
COUNT S
LIONEL'S
SUNOCO
Mrs. (Lois) Con Van Vliet of
Bluth. They also have 21 gran-
dchildren and two step -great
grandchildren.
At The iFive Points
x" License(' ititcnanIc
Repairs to all Makes •
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thdav" to those celebrating
during the week.
Music fo.r the occasion was
supplied hy' Mrs. Bill Cox, Mrs.
Maitland Driver, Norman Spiers
and Jerry Collins.- Volunteers
Mrs. Banter, Mrs. Vanderwaal,
Isabel Harris, Dora Heard,
Bernice Macllwain .and, Mazer
McCreath, helped with various
parts of the program.
Entertainment for Family
Night was provided this week
by a' musical group from Clin-
ton. Thebarbershop quartet
sang. several old melodies, as
well as sacred numbers. Mem-
hers .of the quartet, with Mrs.
Bill Hearn as director and ac-
.compariyist, are Ralph
Holland, William Craig, Don
Atddre s and Harar\� Mifk\ ie11.
The instrumental Part of the
program Consisted of Wilfrid
Jervis playing bones and Bill
Craig the harmonica.
Mrs. Paisley thanked the en-
tertainers on” behalf of the
residents, for the fine program.
DR. AND MRS. JACKSON MATHIEU
Live in Montreal
'7'44 -
Joan Hindnlarsh,'daughter of
Mr. and M'rs. John C. - Hind-.
marsh, R.R. 2 Goderich, 41,nc1
Dr. .Jackson Mathieu, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Armand
Mathieu, Mount Royal,
Quebec, were wed February 2:5
in -Newman Chapel; University
of Toronto 1 -)N -.Father Remi
Linlonges, Jesuit Seminary,
'Tor•(into.
Music was supl)lied by Ed.
Scruto11 of,„C;oderich.
Matron of honor wa.s Mrs.
Bruce Harris. Goderich.
F lowergirl was Miss Michaela
Mathieu, niece of the groom.
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Best man was Peter Mathieu,
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The reception was held at the
home of the groom's brother,
~{ i NIlarlborough St., Toronto.
The couple will reside. in
Mon+ where the groom is a
resident in surgery at Montreal
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in Huron
The formation of the first :1-
11 Maple Syrup club in Ontario
at Belmore on Saturday kicked
off the 1973. drive to set Sip
Huron County 4-11 clubs and
projects:
About 16 members are expec-
ted to take part in the club ac-
tivities under the direction of
Dave McCallum of Wingham.
The members will tap 10 to 20
trees collect the sap and bt)il it
down to syrup ,and their end
product.--;w+ll be judged at an
achievement day set for the
Belmore Maple Syrup Festival
during Easter week..
Organisation of all ,4-11 clubs
comes ,under the direction of
Len MacGregor a represen-
tative of the Department of
Agriculture and Food offices at
Clinton. He explains that
organizational meetings will
continue across the County for
another week at least.
During 1972 a total of 28
clubs were formed involving
:350 new members. Mr.
MacGregor said that the clubs
had a project completion rate
of 90 per cent.
Clubs offered this year are
Beef and Dairy calf clubs,
swine clubs, field crops, tractor
and machinery " maintenance,
and conservation.
"We hope that as many
young boys and girls between
the. ages of 11 and 20 as
possible will take part in the 4-
H program," Mr. MacGrefcir
said. "Such County events as 4-
H picnics, bus tours, field days,
and ,judging competitions
should malie th-i`s" year's
program an interesting one."
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