The Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-09-27, Page 8PA +'W
THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
ItitIMSDAY, $ PT.nth, 1956
WOMEN'S COLUMN
Y MARY GUEST
We heard an interesting phrase the other day to do with
bris ging up children. Bill and Eileen Lovett say it was
"intelligent neglect," In other words, a lot of us tend to fuss
toe much over our children. Kids develop best if they have
to rely on their own resources, work out problems for them.
selves. don't keep„ them tied to your apron strings. Let
them wander off by themselves, leave them to themselves,
semetiiatl:;s even to' get into some trouble or come back With a
bruise. or!cut. It's'all part of the lesson of growing up.
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With`the do-it-yourself trend growing by leaps and bounds,
tool care fig' more and more important. Don't use gasoline or
solvents for cleaning if you want to prevent corrosion and
rust. Clean tools tri 4 ounces of No. 10 engine oil mixed with
1 quart of kerosene, then wipe with a dry cloth. The kero-
sene dissolves grease, the oil provides an air -proof coating
that prevents rust.
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And talking about the workshop and basement, how often
have you dropped something that's rolled under a bench or
into a dark corner and been almost impossible to find. Much
better than burning your fingers with countless matches is
having a flashlight handy. There should be one in every
house anyway as a safety precaution in case of power failure
and such.
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Here's a good tip for you cooks. If you're going to cut
marshmallows, put them in the freezer first until they're partly
frozen. Then they won't stick to the scissors. Much less
gooey!
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Bill says: The average Woman considers the average man
far below average.
Sarnia District Toured
By Institute. Members
. An enjoyable outing was held 0
last week when 29 members of
Goderich Women's .Institute and
several members from Tiger Dun-
lop Women's Institute went by bus
and. ar to visit Poet Lambtan and
Sombre Women's In ltu1,es.
They were met in Sarnia by some
members of the sister Institutes
and taken on a tour of the Im-
perial Oil Company • which was
very interesting. Then on to Port
Lambbon where a chicken dinner
arranged by the Port Larnbton Wo-
men's Institute was enjoyed.
After sinner the ladies were
driven along the picturesque St.
Clair shore to Wallaceburg where
they were taken through the Presto
factory and observed the Presto
cookers, eirons, etc. being made.
They then went to the Wallace -
burg glass works and saw how
bottles, glasses, etc. were matin.
from -the - ten -glass to the fin
shed products. They ref"iirned_ -to
' 477 ,,dxtan _
wheret �
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omen's Institute
served a lovely
lunch, prior• to their departure
for home.
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"Angel Street"
Short Of Males
Mrs
Heads
-The Kineffe Club-01-5Er ect th
. D. Patterson
Kinettes
1956-57 season onMonday night
with 21 members present. Mrs.
Bert Such was in the chair and
called on the cnairmen of the
various committees for their past
year's reports. The 1955-56 year
was quite successful. The Club
voted to put $3Oo in a trust fund
to be used in furnishing a room
in the new hospital wing. The
balance of profit is to be spent
on the Kinsmen playground. A
committee of three was appointed
to meet with the Kinsmen regard-
ing this.
Mrs. Such then turned the meet-
ing over to the incoming president, I
aim Ia. Patterson__ tler -•ew"eeiztiye.
is: 11t.7vice-president, Mrs. �Jq..Ma
''v.�Lr-
i ',-� 2nd4..r'seeeo-
Younghlut; secretary, Mrs. J. Scott; 1
treasurer, Mrs. J. Denamy regis- I
trar, Mrs. W. Prest; pact president, I,
Mrs. B. Such.
Mrs. Bert Such was presented
with a gift in recognition of her
year's work.
The meeting was held at the
British Exchange Hotel with lunch
being served by members of the
A'shertage of men who are will- I club.
i.og -to act is causing serious con-
Bern to ,Goderich Little Theatre i
Group. The problem was outlined
by President J. A. Mercer at a
meeting held in MacKay Hall re-
cently. LEEBURN, Sept. 24.—Mr. and
While appreciating the interest I Mts. Joe Hicks and Mr. and Mrs.
of the new members, Mr. Merser Miles Allin and family, all of De
pointed out the acute disappoint- ,`troit, visited over the week -end
ment and difficulties the group is with :Mr. and Mrs. George Fulfoi d
experiencing because of the .short- and family.
age of men.
He introduced "Marian Johnston,
of Stratford, who has been engaged
by the group to direct the pro-
posed three -act festival entry. Mrs.
Johnston expressed her agreement
with the president in regard to
the difficulty of effectively casting
a play for high level adjudication Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pope and
with so few men available to read Michael, of Acton, visited over the
parts. week -end with the former's mo -
Only three men were available ther, Mrs. Pope, and with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Buchanan and family.
Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Cummings
and Miss Velma Gliddon, of De-
troit, visited at the week -end with
Mr: Fred GLiddon and Mr. Archie
Horton and family.
Mrs. Pope is spending this week
in Montreal where she will attend
the graduation of her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Betty Pope, from a Mon-
treal hospital.
Leeburn W.M.S. — Mrs. Harvey
Fisher was hostess when the Lee -
burn ladies of the W.M.S. met re-
cently. Mrs. Rod Bogie wars leader.
Scripture Was read .by Mrs. Cree
Freeman and prayer by Miss Belle
Shaw. Mrs. McBride reported hav-
ing sent a bale of used clothing
weighing 54 pounds to Korea. The
chapter from the study book was
read by Mrs. Joe Freeman. The
closing hymn was chosen by Mrs.
James Schmitz. The hostess was
In a special effort to ,have every assisted by her daughters, Mrs.
Arnoll Young, Mrs. Ben Graham
and Mrs. Gerald Fisher. . . . Mrs.
Percy McBride was hostess when
the Leeburn ladies met for heir,
September meeting. Mrs. Elmer
Hunter was leader. Mrs. Cree
Freeman read the Scripture and
prayer was by -Mrs. Andrew Bogie.
Mrs. Terence Hunter was appoint-
ed delegate to attend the sectional
meeting in Blyth. Miss Helen
Clark read an article entitled "The
Four Corners of the World." Mrs.
Elmer hunter read the condensa-
tion of the life of Peter Marshall.
Mrs. Terence Hunter read thb final
chapter of the studybook. Christ-
mas cards were on display. The
bo Less wasassisted by Mrs. J. Mc-
Iride and Mn, Cree Freeman.
lovely birthday cake and cards
were pleasant surprises for one of
tho members whose birthday was
on the meeting day. Amonf;'those
present was 1tlrs. Met ride's aunt, �.
Steuengiditi, of Ii;thel, who is
in her fttli year.
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LEE'UkN
Mrs. Philip Bogie, of Detroit,
visited at the week -end with Mr.
and. Mrs. Rod Bogie. On Sunday
Mrs. Phil. Bogie, accompanied Ly
Mrs. Rod Bogie, left on a three-
day trip to ,Capreol, near Sudbury,
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Bogie and Ronnie.
to read parts, and one of them
was not prepared to take a part
in the play.
Despite this severe hsvidicap,
Mrs. Johnston conducted Me cast-
ing reading of "Angel Street," the
selected splay, in an 'efficient, busi-
ness like and thoroughly interest-
ing manner. Considerable talent
was shown by the members reading
the parts,
-Mrs. Johnston thanked all those
who had read, and said she would
announce the casting at a later
slate. The meeting concluded with
the serving of a buffet lunch by
the ladies of the group.
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URGE CHILDREN
ATTEND SUNDAY
child attend Sunday School this
coming Sunday, members of Godes
rich Ministerial Association we -re
scheduled to 'talk to local public
school students this morning.
Rev. Dr. K. E. Taylor, president
of the ministerial -group, and Rev.
R. G. - MacMillan were chosen
spokesmen for today. Mr. Mac-
Millan was to address pupils in the
main public school building while
Dr. Taylor was to talk 'to the senior.
classes housed in the old collegiate
building.
The movement is sponsored
jointly by Godefich ' Public School
Board and Goderich Ministerial As-
sociation.
s-s ciation. The aim is to acquaint
children with Sunday School and
enroll as many new s ietnbers as
possible. Parents are urged 20
cooperate in making this coining
Sunday the most, gtuceew sful yet
front the swgndp-oi t of Sunday
School attendance. . •
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