The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-10-06, Page 10The Goderich. Signal -Star, Thursday October 6, 196
Dear Ann Landers
Guilty Flirt Wants Death
• Dear Ann Landers: Please
wareother girls before it's boo.
° late. I thoughtit was fun to
tease and flirt with married men.
Well. I carried my little flirta-
tion boo far and it turned into
,the cheapest, dirtiest mess .any-
body ever heard of.
I broke up a lovely home.
Whenever I run into that poor
woman my heart pounds like
a triplhammer. ° She looks so
miserable and lost I just want
to go some place and die.
The man wanted to marry
me but now I • wouldn't have
him. It may spund crazy but
I have lost all,respeet for him
because of the way he has
treated his family.,
I realize' I
am the one who caused him
to do it, but if he were the
right kind of person he wouldn't
have listened to me.
So here I ant --23 years o:d
and my reputation is mud. A,
fine woman is divorcing' her
husband. The man goes around,
lire hers in a daze, and three
nice kids are -going to be raised
without a father, Lovely pic-
ture, isn't it? --Guilty As Charg-
ed.
Dear Guilty: Yes. Beautiful.
And I can't do a thing about
it except put it on exhibil ion
for millions of people to see -
and hope they learn from it.
*
Dear Ann Landers: I am 35,
pleasant looking (I hope) but
I'm no beauty and I haven't
the money to be among the
best -dressed.
A, woman in this city bears
a remarkable physical resem-
blance to me. The first week
I moved here at least 10 people
Huron Holstein
. George Hayden of Gorrie was
the Premier Breeder and Ross
Marshall of Kirkton the Premier •
Exhibitor of Hdlsbeins at the
Huron Comity Black and White
day held 'Sept. 23 at Seaforth
Fair. Ed. Bell, .Blyth, showed
the Grand Champion female,
while the joint entry of Alister
Broadfaot and Peter Simpson,
Seaforth, was the Grand Champ-
ion male.
Judge Robert Shore, Glan-
worth, found his Grand Champ-
ion female in the aged cow class,
this honor going to Three Sprii d
Molly. Second in, class and fok
lowing through to the Reserve °
'Senior and -Reserve Grand- Chain-.
pion hips was Snobros Rattler
R, for Elston Speiran, Brussels.
The Grand Champion is a .sharp
dairylike individual, open in the
rib and with a well attached ud-
der. while the reserve Grand
Champion has great • strength,
breed character, and is excel -
told me about my "double."
That was five years, ago.
When I met h'er I was im-
mensely nattered. She is ex-
quisite, has a divine figure, ele-
gant taste, and can afford stun-
ning clothes. When people tell
me I resemble this woman I
thank them for the compliment.
I've heard, however, that
when my "double" is told she
resembles Me,. she becomes in-
dignant and sometimes 'down-
right nasty. Should I mention
the "problem" vfhen we meet
next? -Look Mikk•:
Dear Look: You have .no pro-
blem. She has. Furthermore,
the woman must be an ungrac-
ious clod to react so childishly.
Don't dignify her boorishness
with a -comment.
4' :h *
Dear Ann Landers: I've been
Breeders Show
lent in the rump. She had been
in milk for some time. •
The Junior and Grand ChaFm-
pion for Alliston Broadfoot and
Peter Simpson was the winning
senior yearling, Mains Acrd, a
very smooth bull with a well -
blended dairy rib. The Reserve
Junior and Reserve Grand Cham-
pion bull was the second prize
yearling, Banella Perfection Im-
perial shown by George L. Hay-
den, Gorrie. A clean-cut in-
dividual, strong in the loin, he
typed 'in well with the Cham-
pion.
Only one junior female class
was slhoiwn, that for yearling
Ross Marshall had the winner
in the Best Udder class, taking
this honor on Meri Acres Bub-
bles, the second prize four-year-
old. Ross Marshall also and the
winning breeder's herd, 1)orgeny
of darn: (from Meri Acres Din-
ah), and dry cow four-year-old
and over.
Other prize winners included:
Glen Wadden, Lueknaw, first
bull calf; Ed. Bea, first milking
four-year-old, first twoyear-old;
Fred J. Vodden & Sons, Clinton,
first three-year-old.
A total of 54 head were shown
by eleven exhibitors.
heifers. The- winner,' Meadow -+M-
Glade Reflection Barbie, shown If you
by William D. Clutton, Gode-. have
rich, -automatically being the
Junior Champion. of the show,
and the second prize - winner,
"Duplex Governor Roma, owned
by Elston Speiran, the Reserve
Junior Champion.
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THE SQUARE - GODERICI4•
GocIrich Twp. Native Dies In B.C.
JACK H. STURDY
Former,CCF Cabinet Minister
Jack H. Sturdy,' 73, native of
' Goderich Township, passed away
, Yietoria, British Columbia on
.+Sept. gO.
married tp a good man for 12
years -a second marriage . for
both. I'm in my 50's and he's
in his 00's.
Here is my problem. My,
daughter has two children, four
,and six. My; husband hates
these children and they know
it. When they come to see us
he never speaks a word to thein
unless it's `Don't slam the door,".
"Don't pet the dog." They
look at him and keep their
distance.
,About once a week my daugh-
ter heaves the youngsters with
me when she goes shopping OT
to a ' m•eebing. When. my hus-
band coarses home from work
and sees the children he always
makes somemean remark about
how- my daughter imposes on
me.
I have told hila that I don't
consider it an imposition and
that I enjoy having then.
Can you explain why this
man has such terrible feelings
about these children? Baffled
Gram.
Dear Gram: Your husband is
so self-centered and immature
that he resents the attention
you give the youngsters. You'll
never get him to understand his
feelings, so keep still, Honey.
Show him this column 'and le•
me take the rap.
One of the best exercises to
help remedy an excessive calorie
intake is pushing one's chair
firmly away from the table.
He was the son of the late
Samuel Sturdy and Janet Fer-
ris and, attended elementary
school in f olmesville and sec-
ondary school in Clinton. He
served on the line during the
First World War sand on , his
teturn from dut-y took a teach-
ing post. Later he became prin-
cipal of a school in Fort Qu-
'Appelle, Saskatchewan, where
he served for 12 years. He was
the first general secretary of
the teachers' "''federation be-
,tween 1935 and1.940.
Mr. Sturdy served during the
Second World War as anedu--
cational adviser 'for the Cana-
dian Legion and saw service
overseas.
He was a life member of the
Canadian Legion, the Saskatch-
ewan Teacher's Federation and
Fort Qu'App'elle Masonic Lodge.
He served' as minister of re-
habilitation and reconstruction
in the 1944 CCF 'government in
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retired to live in Victoria in
1960.
The' deceased is survived by
his wife Edna and his son Fer-
ris of Victoria a daughter, Mrs.
Thomas (Dorothy) Hill, Seattle,
Washington; six granchildren; a
brother pkarence (Duff) of Clin-
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