Times-Advocate, 1981-07-01, Page 6Page 6
Times -Advocate, July 1, 1941
By ELAINE TOWNSHEND
Do you find yourself fall-
' ing asleep faster than the
kids when you tell them the
same old nursery rhymes? If
so• try telling them this way
Once upon a time there
were lee thittle Jigs. And the
lee thittle lips wanted to
• "huild bouses-for themselves.
• The first fittle lig met a
. • man with a stragon of waw.
• He asked'the han to hive gim
some the stragon of waw so
he could huild a bouse.
Mo the san gave him the
stragon of waw and the first
fittle lig huilt a bouse.
Then the wig wad bolf
came along and asked the
-fittle lig to het lim in or he'd
puff and huff and how the
blouse down.
But the fittle lig said. "I
won't let you in. Not by the
chair on my hinny hin hin."
So the wig wad bolf puffed
a he huffed and he hew the
Odds'n ends
A ton ve twister
ter
blouse down. And the first But jhe lird thittle lig said, The Jird thittle ligheard
fittle Ilg ran away. "You can't. how my blouse the wig wad bolf n the
Now the lecond sittle lig in. Not by the chair on Your cloof, and he but a wot of
met• a man with a stagon hinny hin hin." poiling pater under the
stoad of wicks• and he asked The wig wad bolt puffed ririutey.
the man to give him the and he huffed and he puffed When the wig wad bolf
stagon stoad of wicks so he and he huffed, but he dide slown the rimney, le
could huild a bouse.
The gan mave him the
stagon of wicks, and the le-
cond fittle lig huilt a bouse.
Then the wig wad bolt
came along and said to the
lecond sittle lig. ';Met le in
or I'll puff and I'll huff and
1'11 how your blouse down."
But the sittle 'lig said,'
".Not by the chairon my hin-
ny hin hin."
So the wig wad bolf puffed
and he huffed and he hew the
blouse down. and the piggle
lig ran away.
Now the lird thittle lig met
a man with a bragon woad of
wricks. He asked the gan to
mive him the bragon woad of
wricks so he could huild a
bouse.
The gan mave him the
wricks and the giggle lig
huilta bbuse.
Then the wig wad bolf 1f.,
came along and said, "Met
le in or I'll puff and I'll huff
and I'I1 how the blouse
down. ..
couldn't how the blouse handed in the wet of polling
down. paten -and he said, "Ouch!'
So he said to himself, 'I'll Then the wig wad bolf wan
rimb upon the cloof and dide aray, and the lee fittle Jigs
slowri the thimney." hived lappilysver after.
Hurondale WI meet
See pictures of Korea
Wednesday, June 4 Huron -
dale Women's Institute met
at Usborne Central School
with Mrs. Ferri, Dougall, vice
president presiding.
The May minutes were
read by Secretary Mrs. An-
nie bray who also gave the
treasurers report.
An invitation was received
to visit the Erlin Lee Home.
Tickets have been reserved
to visit Huron Country
Playhouse AugUst_5 to. see
se rc Kin Old Lace .
Caffrey Cann was a guest
and showed pictures he and
Mrs. Cann took while on a
MR. AND MRS. GARY DENOMME
On Saturday, May 16, 1981 Gary Denomme and Ann Snell
were united in marriage by Father Bensette at St. Peter's
Catholic Church in St. Joseph's, Ontario. Ann is the daughter
of Jim and Marion Snell of RR 1 Clinton, Ontario, and Gary is
the son of Tony and Marie Denomme of RR 2 Zurich, Ontario.
Marguerite Snell, sister of the bride, was the maid of honour
and bridesmaids were Carol Jewitt and Darlene Moore. The
best man was Michael Denomme, brother of the groom, and
Ken Pollard and Robert Snell were the ushers. The dinner and
dance was held at the South Huron Recreation Centre in Ex-
eter. Gary and Ann travelled to Ottawa and Kingston for
their honeymoon and are now residing in London.
Photo by Harvey McDowell(
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THURSDAY, JULY -2
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MR. AND MRS. CLARE MARTINI
Brendo Lee Parsons and Clare Wilfred Martens were united In
marriage on Saturday, May 30th at Exeter United Church.
The service was performed by Rev. James Forsythe,soloistwas
Mrs. Jean Weigand, accompanied by Mrs. Irene Kennedy. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parsons and the
grooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Martens. The maid
of honour was Kim Dearing, junior bridesmaid was Lisa Par-
sons, both sisters of the bride. Bridesmaids were Barb Orr and
Carolyn Horner. Flower girl was Amy Lynn Dearing, niece of
h er of the groom
oxid guests were ushered by Earl Martens, Greg Parsons and
Tim• Dixon. Following 'a honeymoon in Vancouver the couple
. are residing at RR 2 Crediton, Ontario,
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the bride. Best man was John Martens broth
MR. AND MRS. MARK DOWKER
Nancy Ellen 'Underwood and Mark James Dowker were un-
ited in marriage at Exeter United Church on June 13. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Underwood, Ex-
eter, and the groom is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. 'Roger
Dowker, London. The Rev. James Forsythe officiated, and
Marilyn Johnson ofExeterwassoloist. Maid -of -honour was Kel=
ly Gaiser, Toronto. Bridesmaid was Carolyn Jack, Dundalk,
and junior bridesmaid was Deanna -Underwood. Emily
Dowker of Hartington was the flower girl. Best man was
Wendell Dowke , Hartington. Guests were ushered by John
Schembri of Toronto, and Dovid Underwood. After a honey-
moon trip to Ottawa, the couple are now residing in Toron-
to. Photo by Jack Doerr
ENGAGED — Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Doig of Egmondville
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell of Kippen are pleased to
onnounce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Barbara
Anne and Jamie Kyle on Saturday, July 18 at Egmondville
United Church at 3:00 p.m. Open reception to follow.
Photo by Frank Phillips
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countries dweli.ing on
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These pictures were very
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comments on the way of life
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