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Here, Tbis.• Winter
, R hearsals. 'will star for 1which will be presented by Gode-
rich' Little Theatre in late Novem-
ober.
-, Members ^of the drama club read
for roles in teh play at a tneeting
on Wednesday of last week. Jack
Marriott, .new president of the
group,' was. in ,charge of the meet-
ing.
Mrs. R,,, C. Hays will direct '`Hay
Fever," which, is 'a sophisticated
comedy concerning the various
strata of British society. The play
was presented,at the Crest Theatre
in Toronto not long ago.
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Goderich, Ont. Goderich, Ont.
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DUT'ONA.1:1 1,
WITH BILL SMILEY
Well, I know everybody. has .been
sitting .arq,und, biting their nails
acid wanting to go to the bathroom
}n the suspense of Waiting to hear
about our holiday, so I won't keep
you on tender hooks any longer.
* * *
There's nothing more enjoyable
than the absorbing account of some-
body else's holiday trip. It pro-
duces a delightful lassitude of the
limbs, heaviness of the eyes and
wooliness .;of the 'mind that are
most relaxing. Realty thoughtful
travellers will have colored slides
of the trip, and you can drop right
off as soon as the light$ are turned
out, depending on your wife to
sit there and chirp things like:
"What a lovely,,o view! You lucky
people!" and sfu�1F like that.
• I've been trying to tell people
about our trip ever since we got
back. "have a nice holiday?" they
ask interestedly.. "Well, yes," I
begin rather shyly, ,"went for a
little trip with. the ..." and they
bellow "ain't it .awful, travelling.
With - kids? Y'• wooden get me
offffona nother trip" and tell me
for 20 minutes about some dumb
excursion they were on ,a month
ago.
* * ,k ,
Weil, 1 hate .to admit it, but we
did' have a nice' holiday. And tra-
velling` with kids is., not so bad,
after a11. It's probably no worse
than spending a couple of days - in
a bag'full of baboons.
:e
First, we went to the Ex. And
it- would -take nothing less than a -
regiment of horses to make me go
through it again. I went •for` the
bundle on the midway, a kid clutch-
ing each hand, Kim, Hugh and I
went on the most violent rides
they had, as fast . as we could,
while the Old Lady stood around,'
bleating and wringing her hands.
Each time we'd climb off some
wild ride, sick, white and shaken,
she'd plead:. "Haven't ,you had
enough? Let's go and see the
food .exhibit..'.'_ .. _ ._ _ - •
-
* * *
But the kids were too smart to
be trapped like that. They knew
if they • let me stop long enough
for my head to 'stop -:'spinning, 1'd
have enough sense to have' enough
nerve to call a_ halt -And 1 -was
just as determined that as' long
as my stomach and money held out,
they'd never learn what a craven
1 was behind that cold, sweating
face. and sickly gk ink •
They won. But so did I. After
aride on the Wild.J cruse, which
'put more • pure, cold fear through
myinnards than anything since the
day a fellow put a 40 mm. shell
through my, wing,. right beside the
cockpit,• I threw in the white towel.
* * *
"Don't you think we should ,let
Mom have some„fun?” I 'quavered.
They finally agreed, disgustedly, to
take her on the only ride she'd
venture on. So:the four of us sat,
the kids snorting with amusement,
their mother' gasping and holding
the sides, while we went around
and around, on the slowest, mildest,
most babyish most oldwotnanish„
ride •..in the midway. Which was
fine with me.
* *' *
As this was'The Children's Trip,
we ,then took off for Niagara Falls.
Like all kids, they were deeply
impressed by the magnificent spec-
tacle, gazing at it with awe for
at least forty seconds before start-
- ing to look around for a hot dog
'stand. Then Hugh spotted the
Maid of the Mist,' and we had to
go on the boat ride in the gorge.
We got delightfully 'soaked in the
spray, and the rapturous grins of
the kids were worth 4he:whole trip.
Then we wanted to eat. It took
half an hour to find"a "nice" place
to suit my wife.' We all sat down,
the waitress brought dur water and
the menus. We took _a look at
them, then" at each other, grabbed
a kid each • and headed, in as
dignified a retreat as possible, for
the door. There was nothing under
$3 on the sheet.
* * *
If .you'd ever seen Iim messing
around in a $3 dinner, the while
complaining vehemently because
she's not allowed french fries and
an ice cream cone, her favorite
meal, you wouldn't have blamed
us. We wound up at a hole -in -the -
wall, eating another in the never-
ending stream of hot dogs from
one hand and beating off the flies
with the other. Which suited the
kids down to- the ground.
* ." M '*
That night we stayed at a swanky
hotel.. f gave the, bellboy his dime
with that touch of cosm?politan
elan that onlyy" a weekly editor can
achieve. KIM 'had never seen a
bellboy before, and later, when we
were wondering where the 'swim-
mi'ng pool was located, she piped:
"Why didn't you ask the 'butler?"
*
Next day, a flying visit to the
Stratford Festival. The play lasted
over three hours, and by the end
of Act 2, the kids were wiggling
like worms. 'Hugh and I were deep-
ly mortified, arid ' tried to- act as
,.though we didn't knovethem, when
Kim and her mother got 4nto an
audible argument ,about whether
the former' should put her sh eS
ono just before intermission, while
dozens of cultured spinsters turned
around • and hissed at them like
snakes.
S * * !�
And then the long ourne
fflilh'i$ n ea ano er
hot dog or hamburger for a month,
the youngsters groggy with exhaus-
tion, the inside of the car resembl-
ing the town dump. And the deep
ho
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ety"'tests at he Poonud
a Q ith
oderham Memorial Park. Their
coach was Bill txallow and. the ex-
aminer was John Kane.
This was ,the first, time_ that
classes lower than the bronze med-
allion class had' been taught at the
`local pool.
Following' is a hat of the success-
ful swimmers:
Award of Merit: John Thomas
Morris, „John B. Sully, 'Arthur
Teachey.
Bronze Cross: Patricia Boutilier,
Helen Margaret Munro.
Bronze Medallion: Gwenda Eck-
mier, Joan Davis, Sheila Walmark,
William Bettger..
Intermediate ;Certificates: Carol
Stoddart, Jennifer P,arso ts, Wayne
Rumig, William Mathieson, Peggy
Young, Beverly Johnston,
Elementary Certificates: Ronald
Wayne Bissett, .,.William Alexander
Twaddle, Robert Joseph Graham,
John Charles Wright.
Fashion Show To
Be Held At Carlow
Tiger Dunlop Institute met in
Carlow Hall on August 28 with
Mrs. T. Lamb presiding.
It was decided to have a fashion
show the latter part of October.
A_ letter of thanks_ was read from
the Federation for -the help 'from
the institute at the church service
held at Summer School. Mrs. V.
Cunningham gave the Institute two
dozen knives.
The millinery, course will b,e
held in' Carlow ; Hall, September
30th and October lst and 2nd from
.10 a.m." to 4 p.m. with Mrs. Mul-
ligan as instructress.
Conveners for the annual ban-
gtlet t4 _..e._ held in Nile_Church,
September 24th are Mrs. Ernest
Bogie, Miss J. Glens Miss H. Ful-
foid..... �,..
Mrs. R. Moore had a contest in
which . Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Hart
were the winners.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs.'R. Moore, Mrs. L. Young, •Mrs,
E. Bogie.
NORTH STREET W.M..S,
HEARS DATA ON JAPAN
Mrs. D. D. Mooney presided at
the meeting of North,.Street.Cliur.ch
W.M.S. After the reports of the
various' secretaries, hospital visit-
ors were appointed for the month
of September. Mrs. J. Miller read
the minutes of; the last meeting
and Mrs. H:,Tw'ner. gave the treas-
urer's, report. The roll call was
answered by giving the number of
calls made on sick and shut ins,
Group leader Mrs. Dockstader
presided for the devotional part of
the meeting. Mrs. Elwood read
the Scripture lesson and Miss M.
Davies read many interesting parts
ofthe ch_apterof.•.the atudy,ubook:-.
t', !Taney Peers rendered a 'pleas=
pleas-
ing- Piano' solo at-' the 'close of :the -
meeting.
satisfaction of tucking them in
their own beds, then coming ,down
to the dear, familiar kitchen for a
.midnight cup of tea. And admit-
ting to each other somewhat reluct-
antly that The Trip, after all, had
been a roaring success.
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C.R.LOWERY, PROP
Three possible ibethods of 'con-
tioiling the keeping of chickens In
town have been suggested to Cotin-
ell. by the town solicitor, J. K.
°Hunter,
Ile was asked to d out,,what
could be done after Council, at its
August meeting, received a peti-
tion from 51 citizens who object
to the keeping of large flocks of
chickens on the top door of the
old organ factory. •,• . .
The solicitor's reply was read
when Council met again Friday
night. It was decided to ask the
solicitor to be present at the next
Council meeting when the matter
will be considered further,
In the meantime, the Goderich;
Area Planning Board will be, asked
for suggestions on the matter.
Following is part of Mr. Hunter's
letter to -Council:-
"I agree with the suggestion put
forth that to deal.with this one
;paeular . location might well be
considered as discriminatory. How-
ever,
,there are several ways the
problem might be dealt with and
any one of them would be open
to Council. May I suggest the
following alternatives:
(1) Prohibit the keeping of dom-
estic fowl anywhere within the
with '. e4+'eePitiot49 •10 Area
wJueh was recefitiY 01100 t "tie.
town rind Vehi t 'the.* 'brie e>f°
anfl Xatitfi wee' Pr aril°eccupled
AS. farm; lands.!':..
At i Previous meeting, Council
vi► s told the t 20,401,? cc 'ckeps . e
.tri.- ? a'r11 rif .of.30i006.44a
TWAT. . o + o q erne , This sW rather to arrive shortly.
extreme and would not, 1 believe,
be acceptable to .either, the Council
or a large proportion of the rate -
pa)
Prohibit the keeping of -dom-
estic fowl in certain defined areas.
1. would suggest that the Planning
Board be consulted on this matter
before the areas are defined. ,
Limit Numbers?
(3) Prohibit. the keeping of dom-
estic fowl in numbers •in excessof
the maximum number to .be fixed
by by-law in the whole of the town,
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