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Warmed by a good deed
By Urines Friel
There was a cool wind from the west
but the bright sun raised the tempera.
ture in the ear to uncomfortable levels.
They headed west to the lake.
The beacon at the point which had
warned sailors of danger for years,
beckoned to them. They were too tired
to jump out and walk to the lake
immediately so they companionably
smoked a cigarette and watched the
vestige of the lakes huge ice cap rolling
with the gentle lake swells.
Cameras were slung over shoulders
and they made their way to the very tip
of the point which was protected by
-cement blocks loosely strewn across the
tops of Goblet' baskets filled with fist -
sized stones.
The Wind gently pushed at them. The
„slowly rolling lake caused afl audible
_.01111Uaa the remnants of ice Wore -them-
selves out against each other underZthe
tate afternoon sun. • •
"It looks like a giant waterbed," said
the first.
Nestled comfortably in the folds of
this lake cover were gulls watching and
taking a break -from ffieir raucous
Pursuit of food. Ducks flew low across
the water, alone and in- pairs. The. pair
on the spit had their vision skip while
tracing the course of the mallards.
The birds .ducked into the blinding
reflection of the sun while travelling
their highway.
"If you keep that up you're going to
lose it," was bellowed across the little
reservoir at the tip of the spit.
Two boys were whipping the ends of
their fishing rods around, the gold lures
catching the sun and making' their
father nervous. An WO Setter accom-
panied them.
The boys tossed their on to the',
ice floes while the dog,went inifffirg.to,
the other side of the reservoir...
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"'those dogs are nice looking
they'redumb,"- said the first.'
The, boys .started. palling, the dogto
collie:baok. (appropriately, the
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dog's across the:ink-Water
separatinghim ifrom his masters
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The assessment of setters was
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,ed into the.water toswim
proven .C!
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- - acroSi-to,the..c • , stopped
eircalhagl,„and rthestarted-
running three.„:'''itliunittO ig t the, dog out.
The second of the pair watching -1N ,,,i,'
• falai dog dramarah over ,',' to ' 000-, y
shivering Kelly, top half new hanging
s• heeplahly,Ont'of the water, on to dry ,
land.
., • The yeiling man, thankeofthe second
and told , off :dog.
• "1 W4Ve .,did 4-' that” said the
rescueri:,,:,1";,f'l ..,t, ,
"It was yourgo�d deedlor the day,"
replied the ',grit,
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Kinloss, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs:
Laura Taylor, Miss Lexie Bell of Krncar.
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lough were all at the Greenhill' Cemetery,i'
Lucknow, on Friday, for the, committal -
service of the late Miss Marion .liodgins,
formerly of concession 10 Kinloss.
:the was a United Church deaconness
and her kindly personality and Christian
fortitude was always an inspiration. She
had been in failing health' for some time
before her death. Her. minister invited
relatives and friends to the home of Mrs.
Jean Hodgins at Wingham for noonday
luncheon and an opportunity to visit with
the Hodgins family, who were present from
Toronto, Cambridge, Ayr and London.
-The minister and undertaker also came
for lunch before• returning to Cambridge.
Neighbour ladies of Jean's assisted in the
kitchen. .
A loving tribute to Marion whom we had
known for so many years.
We stand in reverence and silence,
For the one we loved' so well, . '
That God in His. loving kindness
Had taken her home to dwelj.
May she rest in peace, •
ACW Meet -
The Anglican Church Women met on -
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs,
David Ilaldenby, with a good ,,attendance.
Mrs.- Delbert Hedley presided and the
opening hymn Was This is tor Father's
Werld.
Mrs. Ronald Thacker read the minutes
and a thank you note was read. Plans were
made for the nest Toppling which will ,be an
entertaitiingtvening in May; As this is the..
101st anniversary of .*he Women's
Auxil-
iary and later the.AngliCan,Church Worn
en, hiss mIktiOylp read the history of the
society which was *Oiled by the late
, zneting:4was Spliflitipie and the word'fOr •
was frust. David Haldenby
was convener -0,44 read the Scripture.
Mrs. Midford'Wall gave the meditation •
PO Springtime and Whit Thou has Given.'
„ Mat*: read Life can be beautiful I.
and Lord bless Ouse, Mrs. Delbert *
Hedley read God knows best, Mrs, Ronald
Thacker read. Face life with a smile and '411
Mrs. Agtivi4lodgiris gave When the world
seems ditilL srnile a little bit. .
All took partina scriptural cake, finding •
the ingredientsi in Atte.,24le. This was •
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Roberta Tilton in 1 ZS
mrs, Ronald ThackefPie41.0 higtorY of
the Church of Asceogi6iti%titoough whiew
was compiled by thelite;Peverend G. ,130
Cox beginning with the first church, which
served for 40,yeors and 'the pi:PS.4ot ehureh
which was built in 1904. The theme ef the
conducted by Miss E4ni Boyle. The hymn 41!
Pass me not -0 'gentle usiviour was sal*.
Reverend Merelyn Letson told of the
activities which are coaling up in the parish
and Closed the meetitit with prayer; Mrs. .
Agnes Hodgins gave the courtesy semarkst
after which delicious refreshments were •
served by the hostess, • •
. People Report .•
Sympathy. is extended to Mr. Russet'
Mackie and, family, . eiMoession 8, in, the •
death of his wife Gail after a len0Y: - •
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Mrs. Don Bushell-, Mrs. Bruce 4400)1, • I'
Mrs, Frank Maulden, Mrs.Tom McDonald_1:6
'and °Mrs. Don Robertson attended the
Trousseau ,Tea on Saturday at the • )
IVIcCortnieli 0,1iome for JO -Marie, *ide,it • i
elect. ° •
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald attended
• 010 Morning service at Kincardine Presby-'
Q an evioe visited nid• WID " R
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Some people from Itinlough ale •
bridal shower for Jo .McCorMiek on 0
Monday . evening at the tuckhoW Preshy
terial Church. •
Mr. and Mrs. WaYne RhodY and s001 Pan
of London spent the past weekend' with Mr.
and Mrs, Gerald Rh0dY and other k
Members of his family here.
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