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The other' day I was sure we
were in fox', our: January .thaw,
Wot happen?!
Anyway, I'm. ,glad we didn't
have it as ;,Ihave been really
concerned. since the month of
the river has been plugged. I_
remember, too .,well, what
happened a couple of yearsJigo
with' the ice doing fantastic
things and even ;IAA- Januaryit•
was threatening.
So, I ,am. -hoping, :,we have
gradual thaws this spring ands do
one gets flooded out.
The couple of sunshiny days
just adds to the colds and other,
sickness, it seems, - with the
youngsters „ 'casting . off their
waren clothing because, the sun is
shining and then not putting
_ them back on before it gets'rear
cool again.
The thing that surprisesme
every, spring is the way so many
mothers let their little ones
wander around in practically
nothing while TI-IEY are wearing
slax and warm sweaters --•- and
good Warm boots. Their kids are
a reddish -blue to their waists and
you just know they'll have a
good cold the next day.
I know how hard it is to keep
those gremlins" dressed properly, them.. They learned to look after
The clothes cdme off easily as themselves in self 'defence - just
soon as the sun shines but try to.. couldn't stand me chewing at
get them back Qn , before:them SQ, we e.1' grew up With.,.
nightfall when: it getting real very little; time out for illnesses
• cool. THAT is' the big 'pr'oblem a. and :1 think that shouk'd be worth;'
I reiixember' when my guys . -an' E for ffort?
were little 1 had a motherin-law So I think they are: trying'
- W119 -believed in leaving the -long ' to remove some of -:that wall ,of.
• johns on, until the twenty-fourth siltin, the river piouth —,but will
of May .•-.and we .wel<e.Xiving ltis they have it done in time?_
the Sun Parlour of Canada! You'.. Plans for the "Winter
could . get •a'tan• in February and ° Carnival"N ". arc coming along fine
it Might he'dayS and -days of real - and, I have..a.MII I4Pli cans
warm weather,,,, but no, , you waiting to be ,transformedx,into
shouldn't take • off`. the warm curling `stones' for TIN CAN
clothes: CURLING; Are you interested?
'
Tome ,that „ w
as a. 'lot- of
nonsense, and you can see that T.
wouldn't be very popular with
that lady because when- it was
warm OFF came the heavy,
things, but back they went .,as
soon as the temperature cooled.
It was quite a job trying to
round up kids the neighbor's
tach — to get them back into ,
sweaters etc. but I'll 'bet I had
the healthiest kids in the block. I
just had no patience — or time —
for colds and sickness.
. If they were i sick that was
different but they caught heck
• for trying to be — if I caught
MINOR
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'Sund'ay, February 8
4:30 P.M.
Fort Huron vs.,Goderich
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FEB. Si - 6, 7
Jack Lemmon and
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A Cinema Center Films Presentation.
A Nationdi General Pictures Release.
(Adult Entertainment)
one 'Complete Show on
Thurs. starting <at J8.00
,Two Shows Pri. & Sat.
starting at 7.30 and 9.04
SUN., MON.. TUES.
FE.B.r, 81 9, 10
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We had hoped to get the ice
at Snug Harbour ready . for
outdoor curling and skating —
but I don't know if we're going
to make it! .a
I see a great many little rinks *
'all over town and the youngsters en �1
hold eel n .
UCW er
rink. `Dad' was spraying the
grass heavily and son John kept
electf . firers for 19%'O
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Goderich's own :Fl ,in Fatherstook the'ice againstPee We
es , „ , �' � �the 1111 es ast Friday night at the arena and
it was sticks against brooms. That's Doug Cruickshank (who should have been given more penalGties
than 'he called) about to drop the puck between centre Ken Hutchins and two Fee°Weer. —.staff
photo.
saying, "You're not doing it
right,, Dad." ,After the second or
third failure Dad said, "What did
you say?" Son -said, "The lawn is
too soggy,. just THROW some
pails, of water on and let that
freeze, then later we can use the'
hose."
They have a dandy rink,`now
and father learned something. —
So did I!
How are you doing in the
"Knitting and Knotting"
department? I . hope, you are
makingasome of those" -nice long -
. long - scarves.. You" could be a
winner!
I suppose you .are going to, be
all diddied-up for .the big ball
this Saturday? Good!
I'm sure most of you have
your' calendars marked for the
Jotary Club Travel Series on the
Tenth? Good!
Then we have some . winter
carnivals.coming up, ours on the•
weekend of 21 and 22. Good,
Good — Good! Arid how about
weiners -and beans, while we
watch the big bon -file? That',
too, should be Good!
Here's another date for your
calendar: June 3 for the Hospital
'Auxiliary Tea and Penny Sale.
You know February is
HEART MONTH — in more
ways than one. Have . that•
„check-up. ^ •
On Wednesday, - Feb. 11., *the
Children's Aid Society banquet
is held in Goderich this year.
Special mention will be made of
the Foster Mothers who give so
much of . themselves 'and their
-family to help less fortunate
children.
This month we expect
meetings to be in Goderich,
Colborne - and Holmesville
schools arranged by the teaching
staff of G.lS:C.I. in co-operation
with the teaching staff of the
elementary ^sch'ools of Goderich
and district. Interested parents
will attend to 1 discuss education
.in Huron` County.
_About ;f 0'0 parents_ have
indicated . that , they ARE
interested and it is gratifying to
know they are not just beefing
and staying home, they are
taking time out to discuss
whether Junior should have
more time in•' languages "Or
Phys -Ed. and other problems
regarding education in our
schoofs today.
Five weeks.- to .Easter
Holidays! How's that for 'a
GOTCHA!
This Saturday Feb. 7 the Beta
Sigma' Phi Sorority have their
-- = Bake Sale at Denomme Flower
Shop. Lots and lots of goodies
and sale starts at 1.
The Mirisch Production Company
66Presents h
fira
13.
row biome United Artiste.
COIOIt'ty 1kl.tnf�e united AMiits.
One Complete' 'Show Starting at --000 p.m.
FRANK ROSS-T.ET.PRODUCTIONS
present
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'BOTH SHOWS'—
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A0MIT1AMd1 I,
RESTA!•CTED
unmsaAct amar
BOTH SHOWS
ARE
Starting WE -D., FEB. 11 for 7 ' Days
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
soot uituee u MOO
• NUL IE'ANREDFORD
KATRABI
BUTCH SSIDY AND
THE SUNDANCE KID. _..
A GEORGE ROY Hli4 PAIii MOHASH PRODUCTION
CoStarring STROTHER MARTIN JEFF COREY HENRY JONES .
Euculiy. Producer. PAUL MOHASH, Produced b% JOHN TOREMAN
Directed by GEORGE ROY HILI, Written by WILLIAM 601.01444
Musk Compoud end Cendylt.d by IUIIT IACHAHACH A NEWAAN•FCREMAA PRESEHTATIC
PANAYISIOH0 80101 /y 0(LUXE
Mµ Euhre,
There were seven- tables in
play at' the . euchre during;: the
weekend at St. George's
Anglican Church.
Winners were ladies, Mrs.
Glenda Tipert; men, Elmer
Draper; girls, Susan Tigert; boys,
Wayne -Graham.
- The officers -of the-U:C.W, of
Victoria United Church were
installed' during the churrch
service January 18.
The first general meeting was
held Feb. 2 with Mrs:. -S: C:
Argyle presiding: -
Urlit 1, with Mrs. F. Barker,
Mrs. H. Larder and:. Mrs: P.
Barker lead -in the worship
service. •
Mrs. L. Warr sang a solo;
Program was provided by
Mrs, G. Currell who gave a paper
on "How the Bible Came To Us"
and "How To Read' the Bible."
Business was conducted by
the president and the many
activities slated 'promise a busy,
happy year.
Unit 1 served refreshments.
Newly elected officers -are:
President, Mrs. S. C: Argyle;
first . vice pr ident, Mrs. E.
, Mcllwain; secd td vice- president,
Mrs. Mary' Morris; secretary; Mrs.
Al Linfield; treasurer, Mrs. V.
Smith. .
Corresponding secretary, Mrs.
E. -Patterson; • Unit leaders, -Mrs.
Ben Freeman,' Mrs. G. Curren
and Mrs, E.:Patterson.
Other heads of committees
'and representatives to hoards
are:
• Mrs. J'. Thom•psorr,
Citizenship and Social Action,;
Mrs. Ruth Hayden, Cofnmu Pity'
Friendship. ,.and Visiting And
chairman of membership; Mrs.
C. Feagan, Co-operation ..• in
. ChristiSn and Missionary
Education; _Mrs. F. Horton,
chairman of Finance; Mrs. 'M.
Fowler, flowers; Mrs. Ed Linner,
L4terature and Communications;
Mrs. G. purrell, program;. Mrs. A.
Fuller, Stewardship .",and
Recruiting; Mrs. R. Hayden,
'Supply and Welfare; Mrs. R.
Hoy, Social Functions
(committee' not complete); Mrs. •;
S. C. Argyle, Press and Publicity.
Mrs. Mary Morris was
honored Monday evening at the
Victoria Street- UCW .meeting
when she -was presented with a
life membership pin and
certificate by -her 'fellow
members in Unit 1.
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