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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-11-15, Page 12Members of this year's Central Huron Secondary School Senior football Redman, who lost the Huron-Perth Cham- pionship to the Goderich Vikings are front row left to right coach Ken Reidy, Tony Bird, Dave lnkley, Calvin Pollock, Dan Coiquhoun, Jerry Lobb, Randy Millar, Perry Jutzi and coach Bill Weber. Second row, Bruce Williams, Doua Murray, Rich • Archambault, Harold Heipel, Robin McAdam, Joe Gillespie, Jack Bender and Dale Bannerman. Third row, Brian Kennedy, Brian Murray, Bill. Irwin, Larry Carter, Gary Hesselwood, Rick Shropahall, and Jamie Thompson. Back row, Dan Campbell, Allan Keys, Bill Canteion, Jim Shropshall, Ken Scanlon, Gord Gilifillen, and Doug Dietz. Andy Oyl was absent. (News- Record photo) UCWS hold joint Thankoffering independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario. 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C ARCTIC POWER POWDERED DETERGENT king site pkg. $ 468 Clip this valuable coupon NEWS-HFCOR.D,, THURSDAY, NOV mpg3 15„ 1.973 linton- Remember last week I talked about my youngest eon wanting to have a holiday from school and staying home for the whole day though he really wasn't sick at all? Well, this week I have the sequel to that event to relate. It all began the fateful evening he returned home from the babysitter's house where he'd spent the day playing and wat- ching television and generally having fun, "How are you feeling?" I asked him, "Fine," he answered brightly. "I'm not sick any more. Good thing I stayed home huh." I smiled my knowing smile, "Little rascal," I thought to myself. Shortly after he'd settled into home for the evening, the telephone rang. It was the boy from next door and he was calling to ask my youngest if he could come over to spend the night. "I think I should be able to," my son told him, getting more excited by the minute. My son turned to me, expectation in his eyes. "Can I go stay with my friend tonight?" he asked. "Not tonight," I answered, knowing my answer was going to bring much protest and maybe some tears. "You've been sick all day, remember?" "But I'm not sick now," he exclaimed. "I feel fine." "I know you feel fine. I'm glad you feel fine. But when you don't go to school in the daytime, you can't go out at night," I explained. He stared at me in disbelief. I could just about hear him thinking, "If I'd known that this morning I'd never have been sick today." "I'm going to school Mon- day," he claimed. "That's right," I said, "and if you have an opportunity to sleep at your friend's house on Monday evening you could probably go." I watched his little eyes fill up with tears, Like all children, he just knew thi4 would be his MATERNITY WEAR et the SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton Open 2.6 Closed Weds last chance. "He'll never ever ask me again," he whined dejectedly, "Never is o long, long time," I said, gathering him into my arms, And because he felt so very bad, I decided to confide in him, "You know, when mommy was young I had the same rule to live by," I began. "And you know what? Sometimes it works in reverse, Sometimes you really are sick 'and you try to keep going just so you won't miss a big event." "You do?" he asked, Then I told him about a time when I was in high school a favorite young man invited me to a dance. I wasn't the most popular girl in the school to say the very least, and I really wanted to keep this date. But about Thursday, I knew I was getting sick. I developed a fever, a cough, a runny nose, a headache - I felt terrible and I must have looked the part. I told him I knew that if I stayed home from school I wouldn't have a hope of keeping my Friday night date...,.so there was only one thing to do. I kept on insisting I was feeling really great and when Friday night came, I kept my .appointment. I don't remember now how the young man enjoyed spen- ding the evening with a sput- tering, sniffling, stuffed-up par- tner, but I do recall what a miserable time I had. It was no fun to dance, no fun to just sit and watch. All I really wanted to do was go to bed. When I finally did get home, I collapsed into bed like a ton of bricks. I shivered. I shook. I ached. I throbbed. I sweated. I coughed. The next morning I really was sick....and it took four days to get back on my feet. But in that time I'd lear- ned it was best to tell the truth,..if you are sick, don't pretend you aren't; if you aren't sick, go to school anyway because by the end of the day, something really exciting might happen. My little boy had stopped crying. He put his arms around my neck and said, "Thanks for the advice mom," And without another word, he went away to contemplate life as he was living it. And you know what? Now there's a sequel to the sequel, for this past weekend my son got another invitation to spend the night with his friend and he went away happy and con- tent, a much wiser young man I'm sure. The Joint Autumn Thankof- fering of Ontario St. Church U.C.W. and Wesley-Willis U.C.W. was held October 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Wesley-Willis Church with Mrs. John Nediger presiding. Mrs. Nediger, president of Wesley-Willis U.C.W. welcomed those present and Mrs. Ross Trewartha, president of Ontario St. Church U.C.W., led in the Worship Service. The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Harvey Johnston and meditations "Growth" were read by Mrs. Harold Wise, followed by prayer by Mrs. J. Nediger. Music was provided throughout the evening by that talented McMillan family from Goderich with Frank Bissett at the piano. The guest speaker for the evening Dr. George Goth of Metropolitan United Church, London, was introduced by Mrs. Frank Fingland. This well-known and versatile man has been for 25 years in his present parish, He has travelled widely, served in parishes in Quebec, Manitoba and Ontario. In —1954 "he' toured Europe with the fat-nods Sherwood Eddy Seminar. In 1957 he travelled around the world with the Christian Century World Seminar. He also visited Russia as an observer to the World Peace Congress in 1962. Dr. Goth has had Open Line programs on two local radio stations, has written for several newspapers and still con- tributes religious editorials to the London Free Press. He held his audience spell bound with his dynamic speech, He referred to the Watergate scandal with scathing denun- ciation deploring the crooked thinking of those who say "What of it? Everybody Clip this 4 0 valuable coupon 2 roll pkgs, USE CHRISTMAS SIALs IGA BEEF QUALITY PROTECTED . FRESHLY CUT SHOULDER PORK ROAST lb. 89c Cut from the Flank - Frozen PORK SIDE RIBS 9 c lb. 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