The Huron Expositor, 1971-06-24, Page 13•
by John D. Baker
Public Relations Officer,
Branch 156.
Much has been said about the role of the Canadian
Forces in World Wars 1 and 11 and praise has been
generous from people of other countries as to the
efficiency of the Navy, Army and Air Force. We
• must never forget the women who gave up their home
life to join the t Wrens, the CWACs and the WDs, and
the 4,172 Nursing Sisters who were as close to thp
front line as any of the Servicewomen. Last, but not
least we must remember all the women who were
working in war plants in Canada to supply the Forces
overseas; thereby releasing men to fight in the great
struggle to free the world of an, evil menace.
The Canadian Women's Army Corps had approx-
imately 2,900 women overseas; the Women's Division
of the R.C.A.F. had 1,400, and the Women's Royal
Canadian Naval Service had 1000. By the end of the
War, 244 women had won decorations. These women
endured many hardships but never'complained. They
earned the admiration of the Canadian and British
people.
PASS'' EVENTS,
Bingo last Friday night attracted 86 people. Prizes
to the value of $320.00 weu won.
The Legion's male golfers spent an enjoyable day
last Saturday on the golf course.
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Lodge, as representative at As-
sembly sessions being held In
Toronto this week.
An levitation was received to
attend a regular meeting of Monk-
ton Star Lodge on Friday. Mrs.
Charles Reeves, vice grand, re-
ported on cards and treats sent
sick and shut-in members-
The next regular meeting will.
be observed as past grand's night
with Mrs. Reeyps and Mrs. Tillie
Dunn in charge.
The following were elected to
office for the 1970-71 term:
noble grand, Mrs.- Charles
Reeves; vide grand, Mrs. Mae
Habkirk; recording secretary,
Mrs. Peter Malcolm; financial
secretary, Mrs. George Camp-
bell; treasurer, Mrs. Keith
Sharp; trustee, Mrs. Annie Hdr-
risen. These officers and all
elect
appointed officers will be
installed in October,
A dinner and reception 13
planned for R. Benson Sutter,
Clinton, grand patriarch of the
Grand Encampment of Ontario,
Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows. Mr. Sutter is a past dist-
rict deputy grand master of
Huron District No. 8 and a past
district deputy grand patriarch
of district 13.
The reception is to be held
September 11th in the Legion
Hall, Clinton with Charity
Encampment, No. 5 of Stratford;
Clinton Lodge, No. 83 100F, and
Huronic Rebekah Lodge No. 306,
Clinton.
Mrs. Alva Westcott, Toronto
Was a gueit at the meeting,
over which Mrs. Lillian Grum-
mett presided.
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Fin
DEAR FRINGE - It's too blessed
casual. You need your time to-
gether, to share important ideas
midi to come to know each other
better.
Even in marriage, the steady
company of others can become a
strain.. Take a strong stand and
tell Don that you plan to start
playing the field again. A two-
some closeness is what falling'
in love, and marriage, are all
about.
DEAR DORIS
- My 34-year old daughter is
marrying a widower next fall.
• They want me to give the bride
away. Somehow I don't believe
this is right.
She has two children by her
first marriage and has been a
widow fore eight years.
She wants 150 people at her
wedding. I think a second mar-
riage should not be such a show.
- WIDOW
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Mrs. Ruby Bell of Amber
Rebekah Lodge, Hensall and
newly-commisiiiined district
deputy president for Huron Dis-
trict, will' be in charge of the
inaugural meeting to be held there
on July 7, in the evening. Each
lodge is asked to supply a pro-
gram number following the meet-
ing. Mrs. Gordan People is pres-
ently representing Edelweiss
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Mitchell
Picnic
The Huron-Perth Advisory
Board of the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind, held a
picnic for the blind residents of
both counties in Mitchell Park
recently and guests were present
from Stratford, St. Marys,
Goderich, Seaforth, Exeter and
Gorrie.
Games and contests were held
and prizes went to Reg. Sullivan,
Gordon Annis, Miss Marion Mc-
Lean, Miss Emily Philpott, Mrs.
Knetsch, Don Webster, Mrs.
Marlene Wilson, Mrs. Gwen
Watson, Mrs. Janet' McKay,
Stuart Henry and Jack Clements.
A staff of Field workers from
Tweedsmuir Hall in London
assisted with the games and plan-
ned the entertainment. They
included Mr. Jack Clements, Mr.
JIM Morris, Mr. Kent Butcher
and Miss Emily Philpott. Trans-
portation was provided by
members of the Advisory Board.
Jack Hews", Kingston!, Presi-
-ddiii—ol • Cana:T:11in Council of
the Blind, Ontario Division, at-
tended with Mrs. Bews, and pre-
sented a charter to the Blue
Water Club which has joined the
CC B, an organization operated by
the blind for the blind and sup-
ported by the CNIB. Mr. Bews
presented a guest book to the
new chapter as a personal gift.
It was accepted with thanks by
the Club President, George Cox
of Clinton.
Miss Gladys Wilker, Presi-
dent of the'CCB, Stratford Club,
thanked the Advisory Board for
the outing.
During the supper hour, The
Wildwoods of St. Marys played
request numbers, and many of
the picnic crowd joined in danc-
ing.
Clark Moses of Mitchell con-
vened the picnic and refresh-
ments were served by Mrs. Vi
Schellenberger.
News of
Egmondville
Correspondent
Mrs.C.Geddes
Mrs. William Strong and Mrs.
Ken Smith were hostesses at a
fashion show in the church hall
Monday evening with a very good
turnout.
Mr. and Mrs, Leo Teatero
spent Friday and Saturday in St.
Catharines with Mr. and Mrs.
I. C. Teatero and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Stafford.
Mrs. 'William Thorn of
Niagara, Falls spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. William
Rothon.
Visitors with Mr. and. Mrs.
Charles Geddes and family over
the week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Doug. McNeil and family; Mr.
and Mrs. James Cameron, all of
Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carol
and family , and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Morden of Toronto.
Iv ASa Sylvia Wood is a pat—
ient in Seaforth COmmunity Hos-
pital after having surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Merl Glanville
and family „attended the wedding
of Mrs. Glariville's sister, Miss
Judy -Clark in Walton on the
week end.
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DEAR DORIS
- Don and I have been going
together over a year. He is
18, I am 17. Don is so popular
that I hardly ever get an evening
* alone with him. When I am athis
house, some of his friends - even
girls - drop over, and stay.
Even if he comes to my house,
some of the boys find him there.I
have told him that if he wants
to see his friends, go. out with
them, and then I would go out
with my friends; but he says he
would rather be with me.
Please help me show Don
that this is no way to keep the
girl he plans to marry or at
least says he does.
="A ON THE FRINGE
DEAR WIDOW ''
- You, just don't have a large
showy wedding second time
round, if you are going by the
etiquette books. The guest-list
should be kept to under100. Bride
and groom have just one attendant
apiece. -
The bride's mother has been
known to give her daughter away,
walking down the aisle with her,
but without holding her arm. But
for a ma e „pride, this part
of the , cure ny is usually
omitted. •
DE AR "ri •
- I recered your list of
names f. requests for tallow.
I have sent a lot away and will
not have any more until fall.
Perhaps you could put a note
in the paper saying I've run out
but will send out the unfilled
orders as soon as .I can.
- SANDPAPER HANDS
DEAR SANDPAPER HANDS -
I have three more requests here
so I will' write and tell them
your news.„ I'll count on you
filling the requests you have,
next fall. Your tallow is popular!
DEAR DORIS
- Does a husband have to
give his wife any. money to have
in the house? My husband shops
• for. the groceries, pays the bills
(in a fashion) but never leaves me
a penny.'
This leads to all kinds of
embarrassing moments, such as
naper boy,_ church groups. can-
vassers, collections at scnool.
- ALL NERVES
DEAR ALL NERVES - Thpre's
nothing in the marriage.4-iiereinony
about it; butit is demoralizing and
degrading for a woman never to
have a penny in her purse.
Your Worse Half must have
a• great need to dominate you. I
think you should have a knock-
down-and-drag-oUt about this.
CONFIDENTIAL TO SLAVE
HABIT - If you have some deep-
seated resentment about women,
I'd suggest you pour it all out to
a trained counsellor, This way
you will get it off your chest and
you won't have to'be so-sarcastic
about them any more.
DEAR DORIS
- Why don't guys 'have, any
manners? You, hardly ever see
a guy hold a door open, or let
the girl go first. Why? Are
they going.to be called'' chicken"
or '.sissy"? I think,it's corn-
mon courtesy, but then, maybe
I'm wrong.
If he does do' this for you,
should you give him your most
.winning, smile and say a .thank
you?
-WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH
MANNERS?
DEAR WHAT'S - If a fellow italics
through the door first, I'm bound
to say that .his father probably
does too. Habits like this come
of long, early training. .
The tough boys may, of
course, ridicule one another for
showing such courtesy, but if that
wasn't wrong, something else
would be.
If a boy does ,hold back for
you, accept it gracefully. Don't
gush or- let him think it never
happened to you before.
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