Clinton News-Record, 1969-03-13, Page 3From My Window
Love beads,
ong air, etc.
Shirley Keller.
had a theory once about
naged boys and girls who ran
eir parents' lives. I thought at
e time It was a simple matter
contrel exuberant youth with
few sharp words and a
eaningful stare. Now I know
e has to be as crafty and as
nning as a weasel to get along
ith the kids of today.
Our son really isn't what I'd
1 a problem child. He's more
ke .the proverbial "thorn in the
esh." You can't forget he's
ere because he keeps irritating
nd agitating until you agree to
ost anything just to get him
ff your back for a while.
Take his haircut for instance
nd really, I wish you would!)
he boy has an aversion to
arbers except for a particular
urpose like straightening a
uare back or trimming an
nruly sideburn,
In our zeal to be modern
nderstanding parents we have
ompromised enough to long
resses provided they are clean,
ell groomed and
ff.the-face-and-ears, This
pproach has worked reasonably
ell although there are days
hen I'd clearly love to have
elilah's scissors.
Permissive discipline has
worked to some extent with the
fad for "love -beads." These I
feminine necklaces grate against
NOW
FOR YOUR
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CLOUD "9" ROOM
At
HOTEL
CLINTON
Featuring
SING ALONG
WITH
JEAN �a
AT THE ORGAN
my longtime Image 'of the virile
Male and I hate to see my boy's
OW sporting a huge medallion.
However jewellery is allowed as
long as it is inside the shirt next
to his skin where nobody sees;
We've even developed a more
continental viewpoint toward
Mod clothes. We've been; known
to go along with skin-tight pants;
raggedy shirts with the
Sleeves just snipped off and the
collars literally chewed away;
shirts with gold braid and glitter;
coats which are too thin and
short to provide warmth;
overshoes you can't wear outside
on wet days, hats that hardly
Dover the crown of the head
though they are so long they
drag on the ground.
But fashion dictates of this
spring are a little more than I
can tolerate. Those wide legged
drawers the fellows are wearing
remind me too much of the
harassed homosexual I saw on
the Pierre Berton snow one'
evening, and I just can't imagine
my son in a pair of trousers of
this design.
I understand his burning
desire for a pair of these odd -ball
pants. I may even weaken during
the summer sales and purchase
the boy a pair for hinterland
camping only. But I absolutely
draw the line atdress pants of
this style.
Just recently we purchased a
suit for our lad. After years of
experience, I have learned to
anticipate my boy's desires.
Knowing the clothier fairly well,
I decided to pull a somewhat
ST. PATRICK'S
TEA and
BAKE SALE
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church
Saturday
March 15
Tea
...3.. Served by
i f The Men
3 to 5 p.m.
Auspices
Madeleine Lane
Auxiliary
CLOUD "9" ROOM
Shady trick on my unsuspecting
lamb,
I Went to the stores ahead of
my son, picked out suit; told
the clothier no flared legs. and no
wide cuffs and then stood well
back during the shopping trip
while the salesman sold• my son
just exactly what• I wanted for
him.
Too sneaky? Maybe. But it
beats any devious method I've
employed before and my son is
still reeling from all-round
satisfaction achieved without a
hint of an argument.
Varna news
United Church
day of prayer
13y Fred McCIymont
The World Day of Prayer was
observed in the United Church
Iast Friday. Mrs, Charles Reid
led the service with Mrs. Robert
Stirling at the organ playing the
African spiritual, "Kum Ba
Yah."
The theme was "not ourselves
but Christ," taken by Mrs. Chas
Reid. Assisting were Mrs.
Florence Elliott, Mrs. Mervin
Hayter, Mrs. Hal Flaro, Mrs.
Robert Taylor, Mrs, Louis
Taylor and Mrs, Arnold Keys.
The United Church Women
held their March meeting on
Thursday evening last. The
president, Mrs. Charles Reid,
opened the meeting with prayer.
Group four was in charge of
devotions. Mrs. Percy Johnston
read the scripture lesson. A
reading was given by Mrs. Wayne
Taylor. The offering was
dedicated by Mrs. Gordon Hill.
A poem was read by' Mrs.
William Dawson.
The study book was on China
was read by Mrs. Gordon Hill.
Mrs. Wayne Taylor and Miss
Linda Hill gave an interesting
talk on China and referred to a
display loaned to the UCW by
Dr. and Mrs. Mowatt of Clinton.
Mrs. Taylor and, Miss Hill
were, -. dressed. inn, •I.Chinese
>,costumes.grr,cr:is . r Litek a r
r • r e Thg>< tWerAI2.4 ,I19dpjf all.iand
17 home calls made during the
past month.
A reading, "Why a UCW,"
was given by Mrs. Charles Reid
and the meeting was closed with
prayer by Mrs. Gordon Hill.
Lunch was served by Group
Three.
Next show tonight
Rudio series on Donnellys of Lucan
FRIGHTFUL MASSAC1
IN ONTARIO:! IRISH
IMMIGRANTS KILLED IN
EYWITNI•;SS
ESCAPES TQ ACCUSE
MURDERERS!
These were the newspaper.; >
headlines in 1$50 that followed
one of the most lurid crimes in
News of
Hensall l
By Mrs. Maude 4ledden
AM$ER REBEKAH
At the regular meeting of
Amber Rebekah Lodge March 5,
at which Noble Grand Mrs. Earl
Campbell presided, .plans were
made for the Dessert Euchre
with a St, Patrick's Day theme
to be held Wednesday, March
19, at 2 p.m., open to the
public. The CP & T committee
will sponsor a euchre March 27.
A carload of members attended
Friendship Night at Brussels
Tuesday evening.
LEGION LADIES
The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary
held its March meeting last week
with the president, Mrs. Garnet
Allan, chairing the meeting.
Plans were outlined for a Red
Cross canvass in March, catering
to a wedding April 5 and a
bonspiel later this month.
Two teams will participate in
a bowling tournament in
Walkerton March 19. Mrs.
Evelyn Carroll of Goderich,
Zone Commander, will make her
official visit to this auxiliary in
April. Mrs. Grant McClinchey
won the mystery prize and Mrs.
Ted Roberts the guessing prize.
PERSONALS
George Walker was taken by
ambulance to Clinton Public
Hospital Tuesday of last week.
Flowers in St. Paul's Anglican
Church Sunday morning were in
memory of Mr. W. H. Weeks,
placed by the family. Rev. G. A.
Anderson conducted the service.
FIREWORKS FUNDS
Canadian history -. the murder
Of the Donnelly :lalnily, Accused
of the heinous crime were
members of a local Vigilance
Committee, fellow citizens and
neighbours of the victims.
The famous case of The
bonnellya of I.ucan and the'
events preceding it will bee
dramatized on CBC radio's
Theatre 10;00, The ten -part
Series will be broadcast March 10
to 14 and March 17 to ?1 at
10:30 p.m. EST on the CBC
radio network.
The series Opens as Johannah
and James Donnelly embark
from Tipperary for Canada
where they hope to find a new
and better way of life. Ignorant
of Canadian law, and believing in
the principle of "squatter's
rights," the family settles on a
farm near London, Ontario, in
the Township of Biddulph. '
After eight years of
land -clearing and home-building,
James Donnelly is brought into
court by the man who holds title
to the land. Though the judge's
decision seems a fair one -
Donnelly is awarded 25 percent
of the farm as a reward for his
labour - the loss of most of
what he considered his land
causes bitter resentment in the
family. With the passing year,
resentment explodes into
bitterness, a seething desire for
vengeance and utter scorn for
Canadian law.
Sparked by the Donnellys,
community outrages mount.
Bullying, rowdyism, arson and
drunkenness were the everyday
Twelve volunteer firemen,
canvassed the village of Hensall `
Monday evening for funds to
purchase fireworks for May 24.
Approximately $200 was
collected. More is still required.
Anyone missed or who would
like to donate is asked to leave
his or her donation with Gerald
Flynn or Bill Fuss.
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ingredients. •of those .turbulent
years. After four murders: barn.
burnings and brawls, the
tonwspeople decide to take the
law into their own hands and
form a vigilance committee.
The Donnelly household is
invaded and a terrible massacre
ensues. Only one young lad,
Johnnie O'Connor, survives, and
becomes the chief witness at the
trial of the committee members,
The series was written by
David Windsor who did
extensive research into the
background for his story. He
says: "What intrigued me
particularly about this segment
of history is that it doesn't fit
into the standard pattern of
Canadians where everything
.comes up roses. This is a giant
atrocity story! Somethingawful
happened, upsetting the usual
bland image of , Canadian
history."
Windsor has written two
novels, dozens of film and radio
scripts, and .feur stage plays.
Starring in the series are
Barrie Baldero as James
Donnelly; Maureen Fitzgerald,
Johannah; Budd Knapp,
narrator; Robert Duncan and
Peter Cullen as the grown
Donnelly sons (Douglas and
Christopher Pennington as
children), with Paul Hecht,
Henry Ramer, Martin Beausang
and Paul Burrows. Original
music was composed by Neil
Chotem.
The Donnellys of Lucan was
produced for CBC radio by Earl
Pennington in Montreal.
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