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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY r— FRIDAY SATURDAY
LIS'TEN:10- THE MUSIC OF REG BIT -TON AT THE ORGAN,1 to 47p.m. Saturday at GODElkli IGA'
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The thunder roared, the lightning flashed,
The whole earth was shaken;
The little pig tucked down his head, -
And ran 't,o save kis bacon.
So .maybe the rain IS coming down in sheets. Lightning
4lashing. Thunder booming. Pigs'running all over the place.
No matter how wretched the weather, you can keep right
on using your telephone..,,
To assure stormproof dependability, most telephone cab-
les are filled with presstrized dry air. If a cable springs a
leak, the force of the escaping dry air holds out 'moisture and
keeps phones working. An alarm automatically tells repair-
men the location of thOoreak, and the Igalc is usually repaired
before trouble develops.
So. go ,ahead and use your phone when the sky. opens up
and the rain comes down! (And have YOUR bacOn delivered.)
, THOSE SCRII3BLINGS you make during a phone call can,
tell something about you; according to psychologists. If you
doodle animals or birds, you arelaffeetionate and understand-,
ing, they say. Arrows mean your • goals are high.' Checker-
boards and squares show logic and emotional stability, while
- boats indicate energy and a wish for freedom, Flowers and
trees show loneliness, circles give away a daydreamer..
Artwork aside, we knOw of one sureindication of a per-
son who looks to the future and plans accordingly: He keeps
a personal list of frequently -called telephone numbers.
An eiccited woman called police, to report) 'an, auto acci-
011bnt.
Asked where it happened, she said, "1 don't have time to.
talk now.. _I'llielt_you_when you_get here."
Then she hung Opt
Sound fOnvny to you? Does to us too, but things like this
DO happenl lf,tyou ever have to make an emergency call,
maybe this little stoky will help you remember to stay on' the
, tine until yOu've given all the details.
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St Joseph's C.W.L. AtKiiigsbridge,
Reviews Its Accomplishments
KINGSBRIDGE,—St. Joseph's remnant sale, •
CWL, Kingsbridge, held their! Two members attended the
annual iiieeting April 6th in thelDean•ery meeting held in Sea-
chool with an attendance ori September 251h.
14 members. Mrs. Mark Dal-; Mr. Basil Hogan, social work -
ton prbsided and the meeting as guest ,speakcr at the
upened With.the League Vel'iDe•cember meeting.' .A dinner
led by Rev. Fr. Caruana_ was catered to in the L€'gion
The slate of ofriurs return4;iiiail; Lucknow, forthe Lions
are as follows.:. President, mrs•IClub. 600 pounds of u•;•ed eloth•
Atark Dalton; L,t vice-president, Ang was donated and sent to
Mrs. Robert Howard jr,: 2nd Madhina House. ,
Nitatr-"FreSTqfif;'''MPS.-Trefi riTS -fro •
A Hallowe'en party was held
gan; 3rd vice -resident, Mrs.
. in the 'hall fur the school
Carl Itugluig; secretary, NI .g
children.
Cyril Austin; treasurer, Mrs.
• Liss Margaret Kraemer show -
John , Nustin •
ed slides of 'her European trin.
.The treasurer's annual report in'the church 'hall. The .church
was given by Mrs. John Austin.
was cleaned and scrubbed for
The. secretary, Airs. ,Cyril Aus- Christmas and Easter.
tin, gave an account of the
year's, work: A dance was spon-
sored by 'the 'League in Luck -
now Legion Hall, May the 2411i:
a garden party was held June
30th; a Spiritual bouquet was
present.ed td. Rjv. Fr, Paul. for
his .birthday;,,,gifts were pre-
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VIII pupils; a wedding gat was
pres•en.ted..tO,Mr. and Mrs. Arn-
annla que Ursilay, April 9, to commemorate left, guest speaker W. G. Cochrane, Maybr May Mooney, bran-.
Canada's first distinctive, military operation, thetaking of ch president George Chambers, and. Canon K. E. Taylor.
SIGNAL -TAR PHOTO old Marsman; $5 was sent to
MAPLE LEAF I 0 D E DUTCH WORDS
Words which have come down
PLANNING SUMMER DANCE
The , April meeting- of -the
Mapfe Leaf 'Chapter, I.O:D.E.,
was held at the home of .Mrs.
Roy Breckejidge with the reg-
ent, Mrs. A. •M. Harper, pre -
It was announced that the
Provincial annual meeting is
being held in Hamilton on April
15, 16 and 17. Mrs. G. L.. Royal
30.,A.R../AmpiaafiTagleial delegat
:oattend. "
Reports were heard -from- var-
ious departments. Mrs. G. L.
Royal, world affairs convener, stating their strong feeling for
gave an interesting account Of the adoption of the Red. En -
current' news for the month,
have confusing meanings. For
to us from the Dutch frequently
oven" was instance, a "Dutch
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report -about-,ethe- -presentation
of Primary .Chapter Life Mem-
berships tb ..Miss Etta Saults,
Miss Josie Saunders and Mrs.
Fred. Sturdy, on Saturday,
March 28.
,, ivas decided that a Summer
Dar*e will again be the special
project this year. Plans are,
to be started by the ways and do
originally -an -iron- kettle :and. in
the Middle patch language a
"steve"" was a heated room. As
a matter ,of fact, the Encyclo-
pedia. adds, thit meaning is. still
given to kilns 'and other sirue;
tOres used for drying manufac-
tured. 'articles; raising flowers;•
and so forth.
the House of Providence for
their Christmas faif; a subscrip-
tion for a" Catholic paper'sent
to a •local- hospital; used •stamps
were collected and sent to the
mis.sions; ,
The Monthly mbetin•gs includ-
ed a penny sale, bake sale,
'We ..114W410.5•50,1:444,43t,
All, members of the Order
wer,e---urged---to--write-a--letter to
their lVfernber of Parlament
vejdng Many countries, rang-
ing from the -earthquake disas-
ter in Alaska to the happy event
Of a son born to Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth.
Mrs. J. Remington, member -
slid as Ganada's National Flag.
Mrs, G. Ellis thanked the
hostess on behalf of the chap-
ter members, for her hospital
*, and,,a social time followed
the meeting, which" closed with
ship convener, gave a short the Queen. • 4..
don't call on us
we'll call on you
if
your mail is proper
addressed
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Starting April 20th, the post office will deliver mail to the
homes in doderich if it is 'addressed there.
Correctly Addressed Mail Must Show
1 The name Of the addressee.
2 House number and strtet
3 Natne of Post Office and Province
4, , Sender's name andk return potalalckess in upper left
hand corner.
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Christmas cards were war
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Chased and sold by the school
children.
Christmas gifts Were given to
the aged, .siek and shut-ins. the
president and the pplor.
A Christnias .partS, was held • •
in the church hall. • "
A high mass was offered for
Bishop Cady when he died. •
Card,parties were held in the
school Th•e money co.11,e0Leci
at the monthly meetings' • will,
be sent to the Propag,ation of •
the faith -to bt• used for the
missions.
J•ack Van Osch who died:.
• The League" ms-iste•d with the
lunch in the church hall follow-
ing the 'funeral .of Jack 'yen
Osch. • •
Four quilts were: made, two
for the Red Cross...Ti•ckets .are -
being' sold on one and the other
is being kept until a later
date.
A St. Patrick's Day party was
held in thehall. A lunch bobth
was held•at an auction sale. • ,
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