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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-12, Page 23MEI W )0 £NN SANDERS SAYS... 1 am a For Sex" circled in red ink. Senators, Wallace I3enntrtt, a r Ann Landers: n to be one. of those Republican, and Frank Moss, a tent, exper• icec; woman l happen beers trying for seven lousy lovers' the writer Democrat. Moreover, Mrs. ha, d a position corn- referred. to. Here's why: After Romney pointed out that the to fin to rithba",1.,,‘ talents and that ba n t seenc a► vacuumlcuum President of ethe Mormon ra come to roun1 Were a cleaner for at least a month Church is N. Eldon Tanner, a ti,;„ -Air. that if black or a The dust under the furniture is Democrat. uacan nal 1 would have been so heavy ironing The' gtrrhoard its k till it uip hair fclrcl Godbeing it, judgingtlong frorn atex least Leri titles already. t straight, white- and from last week and now has , the pictures of his Son. (PS.1 anetting polite become another table. The May I suggest, if vou want to 1 keep K ' two agti are and doors closed in dishes onrittrwaiting to sbe put in shiprwi h youreneighbors, that ions i, sant rekition- piled ce• field e fashic►n design but „washir g fromr. threeThe load of than discusspolitics something d religion. f olio; •control n Only a ,_...,,r..s hie still in the machine. There's always crabgrass.) M wife says there's not Dear Ann Landers:; When are , 'Mrs. A. McTaggart; Public h r h t Relations, Mrs: F. Barker; Assistant Public Relations, Mrs. Ft. Talmay; Auditors,. Mrs. .1.. Cook, Mrs. ''K. Wilkinson; District Director, _Mrs. Will. Porter; Alternate' District Director, Mrs. M. Clairmont; Pianists, Mrs. A. McTaggart Mrs. F. Hawkins; Flower Fund, Mrs. H. Anderson; Branch Directors) Mrs. B. Crawford, J. Moss , Mrs. G. Inglis, B. Straughan, Mrs. GODERICII SIGNAL -STAR. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973—PAGE 7A Goderick WI�lects new slate for the coming year Mrs. A. Wilkins, conducted the installation of the new slate of 1973-74 Officers, which were presented by the convener of nominations Mrs. J. (rook, at the April meeting of the Goderich Branch of the W.1. The Officers are as follows: Past President, Mrs. Wm. Por tern President, Mrs. G. Morley; first Vice President, Mrs. C. hrozier; second Vice President, Mrs. P. Blune1/411; Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. D. O. Sitter; Assistant Secretary Treasurer, n w,hosr ,,,,.... in fabrics ur clothing factoring has is chance. 1n eld of intrtor all cl0veratthe •queers are for The same goes s, design. artistic fur - creation, hair styling 'eery esthetic field you can of. A black fairy really made. The rest of us can it aye shown this letter to 0 and she said she'd eat .unday Sun -Times if you d it. How about ille In Fun City • r Fed: Tel your friend to nibblin', honey. As for letter, it is so full of ant, offensive atements that l ha'Ve r the ;pare nor t he ce to go into rt - r Ann Landers: I have 0 g you will never be ed with readers who want ave the last word in •nee. to the brain-teaser ion. "lf you run in the 'ill you get wetter than if ;walked'' ' 'You said the you run the dryer vou , but the graphics editor he Washington Post eed with you. (He hap - to be ;i Notre Dame ate.I 11. darned if that column t ,how up on our exam at- pleasant. Please, Ann, check to speak for them. Will vou''--- II University last week. I this out with someone who Broiling In Brookline 'n industrial engineering might know. They sounded Dear B. In 13.: Yes I will. The nt and herewith enclose mighty convincing. ---Open- alimony laws'in most states are ur pages i wrote to ex - the theory. - By matical deduction I con - enough time to do everything. we going to do something about But she knows what's going on the archaic, grossly unjust in five soap operas, plus all the alimony laws in this country'' gossip in town. She has put on In 1970 my brother's wife in- - n- :35 pounds and doesn't feel well 'silted on a divorce. He knew she was sleeping ' with other most of the time. Or she is tired. Who' wouldn't be tired men, but he didn't make a carrying all fhat extra weight ` stink, because of their three around`' I say if you want children. For two years now honeymoon action you need a Denny has been paying child honeymoon setting. So now I'm support plus alimony, although a "lousy lover" and ---.lust As hisex-wife hod downlea�first-cladied y Hungry As She Is Dear Just: You didn't ask for job. Her children are in school any advice. but here it is.. Your all day and if she wanted to marriage is going under for the ' work she could make at least third time. Both of you are $12,000 a year. miserable. Get some joint cowl- Several weeks ago Denny seling and see if you can - find found out that his ex-wife has a out where the marriage left the guy living with her. He writes track. You didn't feel this way poetry, studies the environ - when you married the girl--- rnent, and is, of course, unem- and neither did she. Get going plowed. Since the fellow is and good luck. rooming and hoarding there, Dear Ann Landers: Is it true Denny figures he is actually that God is a Mormon, a supporting the guy_and it drives Republican and does not ap- hire wild. prove of long hair on , males`' Please, Ann, you could get a We were informed of these facts lot of - people to thinking if last evening when we called on you'd print this letter and our new neighbors. • make a comment on the My husband asked where inequities, injustices and they got such ideas and was downright dirty • deals that told, "It is all right there in the ' many ex-husbands like Denny Bible," have been handed. I'm sure - Otherwise, these people seem there are thousands of Dennys veru sensible` and .quite . in the world who need someone minded In Wyoming notoriously unjust and archaic, Dear O.P. In Wyoming: i designed for marriage as it checked with my good friend existed 50 years ago. t that you were right, Lenore Romney, whose Many divorced women whci `It might interest vou to husband, George, is an Elder in had lucrative -jobs before that 47 students in the the Mormon Church. She tells marriage refuse to turn a hand plus the professor agreed.- - me that God has no political glee,. then(, ire divgrce +.. ur gnment 9 Friday Lab preferences. He looks with thermore, 'they make a career r Good Man Friday:• equal favor on both of Utab's out- of wringing every last buck out of the ex, and haul him into court periodically to get the ante raised. Such behavior is not only punitive but self- defeating. If these dames would get out of the house they just might meet somebody and make a new life for themselves. It might also improve the men- tal health of their children. A Chicago judge, Margaret O'Malley, ruled recently that "Mr. A." need not support his ex-wife's what-dya-callit. When "Mr. A." complained about his ex-wife's permanent "house - guest" his alimony -payments were substantially reduced. i say hooray for Judge Margaret. O'Malley. Hers was a land- mark decision ---and a long time coming. four pages were Greek to ut I'm glad to get the nod - Cornell. Thanks for tet - e know. r Ann Landers: Well, I today. Your column was d right under my nose ;the letter signed "Hungry 40NEr FOR HOME OWNERS Lid end 31d Mortgages Easy, quick approvals 11011110e WNAt IOU at LD '1,000 to '100,000 PAtMEN1S YOU CAN &MIQAD •ns on homes, forms, Tots, ttoges, commercial ildings. Money for home .roverrents, consolidotion blit, in fact for any pur- Wnte or telephone lett to 10 p m. today. 24- ' r loco) service. Prompt estment Corp., 330 Boy , Toronto 1-416-366- 86 Evgs. 1416.239-4913. .1. Denenee LOWR SHOP e 132 AY R HT Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING V1CTORIA Y IEWPOINT The members of all the elec- tive groups .are very busy working on the Tom Sawyer electives. The drama group is practising, their parts for the operetta. The members of the action group will become gymnasts, skeletons or sunflower dancers. The costume group is busy making sunflower and skeleton costumes. The stage set group is' making props and backgrounds for the stage. The decorations group is in charge of 'decorating the halls and auditorium. The publicity group is making posters to ad- vertise the Tom Sawyer Operetta which will be presen- m ted neat the end of May. Watch for further details in this column next week. Open House activities will 'be continuing all this week at Vit- toria Public School. Tuesday morning the parents visited the classrooms. Thursday evening is Open House from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Friday morning at 10:45 con- stable Jarczak will be talking to the classes about. bicycle safety. Friday afternoon you are in- vited to come and see or help all the elective groups. nj oy a 2 N i ht Sp g in TORONTO The Lord Simcoe has something extra for you. Lt's a 2 ,night special for two at a cost of only $59.90. it includes deluxe accommodation for two nights, dinner in the famous. Captain's Table complete with a champagne ,cocktail, breakfast each morning and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many 'exciting attractions all for only SS9,90, subject to advance registration. The Lord Simcoe is in the heart of downtown Toronto, close to shopping, theatres and entertainment. You get something else that's special at the 1_,ord Sinicoe it's friendly hospitality you will enjoy through out your stay with us. ,Colour TV in every room, fully air conditioned. See your travel agent or contactHotel us at: 1S° King Street West Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848. • Mrs. Mrs. A. Beak h Special Committee, Mrs- h:- Johnstnn, Mrs 14 Mills, Standing Committees. Agriculture and Canadian In- dustrne, Mrs A McTaggart, Citizenship and World Affairs, Mr'.. A Straughan, E•:duration and Cultural Activities, Mrs. (' Crozier, Faintly and. Consulter Affairs;. Mrs. K Wilkinson, Resolutions, Mrs B. Crawford, Curator of 'I'weedsrnuir History. Mrs. A Holmes. .Mrs E. Sitter, read the Secretary and, '1'reasure 's report. Short Courses were discussed and a Thank vou, from the Mental health for a donation sera, was heard. Mrs. 'A Holmes, will ccompile �t history of an long-time member of the W.I. for 'Tweedsmuir History book. Ctrs. C. Crozier was the ap- pointed delegate to the Conven- tion to he held, May 2 and :1, at the Waterloo University. Arrangements for the Birth- day Party, for the Residents, at Huronview, were completed, and will be held on April 18. Mrs Wm. Porter gave a detailed report, of the Program Planning meeting. for the District Annual, which will he held, in Dungannon United Church, on M.av ;11) The different Officers, gave their vcarly reports, and a suc- cessful year was reported. Birthday 'Greetings were sung, for Mrs. B. Crawford' In the ('oluntu "i,00king Back" Twenty Five Years - in the March 15 issue Of the Signal Star. much interest was (-resited in the item recalling that "1' F.}' L" Goes Calling„ had visited (,;oc14.i1.1h. The Godc•ru1i 14ri nth of the Women's Institute, had spon- sored the program, which was put on, under considerable dif- ficulties, due to very stormy weather. The ntneetiug closed withjthe• Queen, and the Institute Grace Trail Riders plot their summer events At their last meeting the Huron 'frail Riders Saddle Club spent much of their time plotting a calender of events for the upcoming summer season:---" Four trail rides, open to • rnenibers only, have; been scheduled with the first to take place this Sunday at Mr. Doug Riley's, Seaforth„ May fi the second ride will he held at Gale Lauzon's, near Goderich followed by rides .July 1 at Cet•il ('ranstons near St. Augustine, an overnight ride. and at .M r. Graham Sholdice. Walton, July 29. An additional four gymkhanas, or western games, .are set over the_;ummer. June 17 the first will be held by the \yalk,•rton and i)istrict Saddle Out, at Walkerton The Maitland _Valley 'addle club 11,111 be holding 0 similar event duly 1 5 tilt Listowel and the Huron "frail Riders will be sponsoring their owl! such. «•!rt August 19 at Dungannon The Huron' Riders syill hold - their own i''Ilib gymkhana .\rngtrst 12. - St•ptember 15 and lti the 1\olkerton and District Saddle Club will hold then open tw'o day horse -,how. barbel ue and dante- fhc plan, to attend at least two of the fan.-. Clinton on June and 2ani1 1 and Listowel on September N o 1 h nthor bus hes, con- siderable disc u -,!on ,centred 'around the problem of in surance but it was agreed by all that ,efficient insurance was pending to cover all activities , for the Year Final arrangements were also made for the Trail Riders April 6 dance. 11 ittishe b����� n 1 Florida1 3200 G,tlt Ocean Drive, Fort Lauderdale 33308 - 1 • woo :...:.... 4'�`'".'1i Acres of private ocean ach • heated pool, sun decks • taxi!i sous accl_�nimoddt,on • (101flf free tennis on promises • ��utat'rt► clin�naf• nightly priviledyrs on 3 charnlrl����nshipcotirses • - .. dancing -and en tertworeent • visits to -Walt Disney mood. avdll,il(1 See your travel agent or contact: Innkeeper, 21.2 King St. W., Toronto, Tel. 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Up in Scotland 'yo 'r in Toch country; Glasgow, Edinburgh; historic Cairngorm Mountains; Firth of Forth; Edinburgh Castle. England's Lake District, Stratford-upon-Avon and the Shakespeare . Memorial Theatre; Stonehenge . Britain's major pre -historic monument, over 3,000 years old. Europe's largest city, London; Buckingham Pal- ace, House of Parliament, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower of London. August 5 departure escorted by Rev. Mau- rice Dobson; September 9 departure escorted by Walter Forbes. 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