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funeral home on' May lith. She is
survived by ..one brother; Charles,
'May 27. -Airs. John cit Wint;h�un, two sisters, Mrs.
ittlsitt ye ivied a letter this week l James Foreman, (Annie), and, Mrs.
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. a 4 '. ? llt?t,... .. r .. Ray Scott (Ellen)„'cif ioreRt9.
S'"'me 4B�Ja �ltson t�r.sxtod..'das.
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+mics) informing her that her ,week enti with Mr. and Mrs, G.
Ins" hiss Edna Jones, of Flint, Staubus of Royal Oak Michigan,
+1ieh; had 'passed. away following
ttft operation on May 12th. !Miss Mrs. Robert Ling, of London, and
'Jones was the dau ;h,ter of the Mrs. Bert liaechler, et Goderich,
• r ones) were visitors last Friday with their
, 1Rtt: Ur. and Mrs. Edward J, I father, Mr. Ralph U' Munro..
and 'resided for marry years in Miss Margaret K. Jackson was
Colborne ;Township 'on the faritt
United Church last Saturday after-
noon when she. was guest speaker
to' the children of the Thatnes Road
and Elimvale Mis,sion Bands.
Sunday School Concert. ,- On.
Monday evening, May 26th, for the;
conclusion of the Auburn Sunday
School anniversary services, a
travelogue on Florida was given
by Dr Alexander Nimntp of Wing -
mow Occupied by Mr and Mrs. Wil- guest speaker at the Thames Road
• Uiam Reid and family. . 'She" re-
ceived her • early education at S.S.
No; 3, Colborne, but Many years
ago she' Went to Detroit where she
held a 'position. „ She • was in her
58th year. Funeral services were
conducted at the A. H. Peters
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ham. His talk, was illustrated by'
colored' slides. Margate and Martie
Koopmans sang a duet acicompan-
ied by Mrs. Robert J. Phillips and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Taylor played
several selections on the mouth -
organs, accompanied by Mrs. Ken-
uet'h-"Mrpongalis--Tft'e evening con-
cluded with dainty refreshments
served by the ladies of the Wo-
tnan's Association. .
Mrs. Bert Marsh and Mr. and
Mrs. William Knechtel, of Peters-
burg, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mogridge.
Mr. and Mrs. James Machan, of
Moncrief, spent the week -end with
their son, Keith, Mrs. Machan,
Rand'y and Trudy.
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. WITH BUJ.' SMILEY
Wel•,, Daddy -0, are you all set
for Father's Day? • Will your big,
-,old, soft; heart ,be just overflowing,
your big, old, bloodshot eyes just
all filled up, when the great day
arrives?
• ! *
If it is, and they are, you're as
big a sucker as 1 think, and Daddy -
0, I think you're the biggest sucker
history has seen since the inven-
tion of the wheel.
* * *
Speakiag....�.father ,d
to be the big whael • is the family,
,,,But "in the past couple of .genera-
tions. he's merely had his shoulder
to it. Not to mention his nose to
the grindstone:
• * *
The degeneration of the father's
role in our family life, in the past
fifty years, is appalling. Father
has , sunk from "HEAD of the
HOUSE" to "figure of fun."
* * *
He has shrunk front a seven -foot
adjutant tb the Lord Almighty
down to a five-foot Mother's Help-
er,_ in the eyes of his children.
Even since he stopped knocking
Mother about the cave with the
jaw -bone of 'a sabre -tooth tiger,
he has been losing ground steadily.
* * *
"It's a man's world,' whines
some fluffy, little, steely -eyed
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THE GODER1 . g cl\''c�.T..►-$A •
woman. Saying whish, s, ho pro•
seeds to, ; ° oyt and reduce to ,a
quiveiriin9 foil for 4,9-r whjrn 01
iron the ,first figure of ,a Man, she
On • et her silken -covered `hooks
s
All l have to do i,s think back
to my Own father, if Jt i4'ant s wave
of ineffable sadness to creep, dVLX
Atte. Even then, the rbt was ;creela�
•ing in, , (,he jackals were 'gnawi'ng
at the hamstrings of the Father,
but I was too yo}thg td realize it.
*
My Dad was a quiet man, a good
map, and a wise man. He knew
when he was up against superior
armament, and in most cases 'he
withdrew in good order, when he
was outgunned. 'But once in, a
while, with a flash of the fire of
his male forebears, he would stand
and fight, with all the glory of an
old buck turning on the tormenting
hounds.
*. *
For example, he'd hit his thumb
with a hammer. "Holy jumpin'
BLAST ! !," he wpuld roar like a
wounded lion. My mother would
turn pale and get at her ironing,
We kids would cringe 'Uri -kr tables,
behind chairs, hearts thumping
with fear a'd excitement.
* * *
What happens nowadays? 1 hit
my thumb with a hammer, "Helps
holy old blinkin' belisl", 1 murmur,
sotto voce, dancing around on one
foot, clutching the thumb. "I'm
gonna tell Mom you swore, 'Dad,"
pipes -Hugh, from the next room.
'You won't go to Heaven, Daddy,
if • yo,li talk like that," cries Kim
from under the table. "That's cer-
tainly wonderful language to be
using in front of the children,"
calls Her Nibs from upstairs.
* *•
My Dad didn't 'have to resort to
violence, or even anger, to keep
us kids in line. If we got lippy
at the dinner table,. he'd just lay
down his knife and -fork and give
us -one piercing- look. That was
enough, and deadly silence reigned.
* * *
1 tried that the other day. 1
was attempting, to tell the Supreme
Commander that I wouldn't be able
to do the 'dishes that .night.. The
kids were 'carrying.•on a, cross-fire
of jab and giggles. • I laid down
my fork and knife and gave,,them',
a 'piercing look. It had all the
••eff ects*--piercing-look---would-•htv
had' on Ni'aga'ra Falls: A. t.
When my father told • us' some-
thing, we accepted it. If he. said
black end green cows -gave • whito
milk,'that was goo's enough foto us.
If I- make a statement, •it C'alls''fdr'
panel (tiseussion, invariably co•ni-
t eric ng: "Yabbut,, listen, Dad, ht w
come', • . etc.?"
"4, * 4
1 realize -fathers have .brought
on' thei'rviselves,with their spineless.
submission :all the .way down +l -ie'
line. But the ridiculous pretence,
once a year, that father is loved,
honored and obeyed ' is merely
rubbing salt in thew' unds. • '
So when it comes to Father's
-Day; Incltrcle me mut: i Tri ss, that
is, -there's a new set of' golfclubs;
or something worthwhile in it. '
xFx, YERL�
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�na'nia,ge” if,
Vp1aan� &Q {? . 3',.., ¥r .
N..,; or1ein; o f" f' o an , to Johann
4A I inggmat' daughter of Mr
a><ad ttlrs. Kingma, also .of Holland,
•tgo•place oil Saturday, May 24, at
tCitcrx Presbyterian Church,. Rev.
R:40., MacMillan officiated•' In' the
absence of, her father, the . bride
was given in, marriage' by Mr.
Stephen Winter, of 'Goderich.
he was lovely ,in a ballerina -
length gown of white tulle' and lace
over ruffled tulle and satin and
embroidered with seed pearls and
pearl sequins. Her shoulder
length veil was held in place 'by
a coronet of seed pearls. The
bride carried a white lace -covered
-Bible with a corsage of red 'roses
and lily` of the valley fastened to it,
She was• attended by. Miss Gay-
nor Winter, dressed in a ballerina -
length gown of white nylon em-
bossed with pink roses over white
taffeta. • Her wide sash of pink
taffeta -liras Caught: -in- Sh
wore a pink headdress. which was
scattered with mother of pearl
'sequins and brilliants. Her bou-
quet was of • pink carnations.
Mr. Bruce MaoDona'ld was best
man and Alex Sellars was usher.
The reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Winter. Mrs. Winter, who receiy-
ed the guests, was wearing an
orange ice and white ensemble with
white accessories.
Among the guests, nine national-
ities were represented and the
bridegroom's cousin, Gustavus van
tMonsjou, of Toronto, made a tape
recording of the marriage cere-
mony and reception to be sent to
the parents of the bride and groom
in Holland.
When the' couple left 'for their,
honeymoon, the bride wore a
multicolored•-dr-ess .with..black.
cessories. They will reside in
Goderich where the groom is em-
ployed with the Cementation Com-
pany at the Itock Salt Mine.
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will crisp crackers
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a•r;e Aria ua1 > unda' ', rc+- c fool con
vention ? e North ,klu�ron Interde-
' idminationaf C9uncll of Christian
'Education Branch of O.C.C.E. was
held ih Kntix United Church, Bel,
grave, ]siday, •May 23.•
The `meeting 'was ably conducted
by the• president, Ur. Satn Scott,
.Seaforth. .
The.corivention was divided info
two study groups. One was -led by
Mrs. J. A, Mutray, the second by
Rev. H. C. Burkholder, both of
Toronto.
Many excellent ideas 'for .itnprmv-
ing the quality of Sunday'' School
teaching were presented b' time
esting solutions 'to teacher'S' prob-
lends.
The. following,glis the list of of-
ficers for '1959: past president,
Frank Raithby, Auburn; president,
SahtScott, Seaforth•; first vice -pre'
shient, Harry Snell, Londesboro;
second vice-president, Keith Web-
ster; Blyth; secretary, . Mrs. F.
Powell, Clinton; • treasurer, Mrs,
Wellington Good, Blyth. Girls'
work secretary, Mrs. G. Beecroft,
. Belgrave; boys' work secretary, R.
Zurbrigg, Winghain; ' temperance
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secretary, Mrs. Earl Raithby, Gude,
rich; Y:P.U: secretary, Mr. Walters;
Goderich; - missionary • • secretary,
Rev, D. J. Lan, Clinton. ,
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-HOLME.SVTLLE, June. 2. -- Mrs.
Jack Yeo's group was in charge of
'the May meeting of the W.M.S.' of
Holmesville United Church.,The
business was conducted . bthe
vice-president, Mrs., C. Tebbutt.
The 'Scripture was given by Mrs. ,
S. Farquhar and Mrs. R. Miller
led in prayer. Mrs,,J. Grigg gave
a short talk on temperance. Mrs, 1
K. Trewartha played a pia-no._.solo
and Mrs, W. Yeo gave a reading:
Mrs, L. Bond took the topic on
"Race Discrimination," '1'hc meet-
ing 'closed . with prayer by Mrs,
J. Yeo.
The W.A. meeting followed, with
the president, Mrs. S. Farquhar,
.reading the Scripture. Mrs. H,
;Cudrriore gave the report of the
social committee on' plans tor a
supper in June. Mrs. J. A, McKim
gave a few highlights of the W.A.
Presbytery in Wingham. The
meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. Farquhar. Hostesses for the
day were Mrs. S. Farquhar, Mrs.
C. Tebbutt and Mrs. K. Trewartha..
Mr. Jack -Norman, who Was a
patient in a hospital at Noranda,
Quebec', has been allowed to return
to his home in Noranda.
Mrs. Edward Grigg who has been
a patient in Clinton 'hospital, has
returned to her -home.
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