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With Shin + y J Keller
-, .. _.,, 711;r1,
Woman t�rv. Woman
.Bible Socie
&res .supporta
Showing ",a _ *f•our'percen
iner'ease over 19- 8,
contributions to the ;Canada °
Bible Society in Western Ontario
showed a total of 491,778.83.
for 1909. Other" incometo, the`
ietyamounted ` to - over
$80,000, from bequests and.
$51,000 in annuitie , : making a.
total income Sof $205,311.85 for
the past., . year, .advises, the
't2,,ondon office of the Society. '
Supplying Scriptures to •
Underdeveloped . areas' ..of, .the
world. ,.is the .number One
program:of the` Bible Saiciety„.
This requires translation . and
distribution of the•Aford. of,Oo
at'' subsidized prices, if not free
of • charge....over. 100, million
copies were circulated in .1969.
Special ' projects '. gained.'
attention' from people in several
parts of Western Ontario. These
included supplying Scriptures
for schools in Greece, $352; for
Braille Bibles, $100 and toward
a new Bible Van in Venezuala,
$403, .
During the year the Society,
whose ` . district president is
Stephen' R. Bytes of London,
enjoyed the support of - the '175
active branches in South Western
Ontario. Generally speaking the
response from ° the smaller
communities was relatively more,
generous than in the urban
=centres.
The contribution from
Goderich for 1969 was $1,144
as compared with $1,330.15, in
1968.
As I write this, it is T 1 ,wonder what kind` of , a
Groundhog. Day, Tf things "keep country would allow .youngsters.
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up for another few hours" as they like :those to simply die in the
are tight now, Mr. Groundhog streets. I wonder if other African
will not see his shadow and Old nations are immune to the
Man Winter may .soon be leaving suffering around them, or is this
4' this country for another year: a kind' of code which -cannot be°,
I don't know what it has been broken. :
about this winter, but as far as Certainly I _ believe that
I'm concerned it has been mpst . Canairelief and some other
unpleasant. Perhaps it is this organizations like the Goderich
horrible flu that has invaded our Lions did a wonderful thing for
house or maybe itis just the fact the Biafrans, but now that it is
that winter has . been so very supposed ' to' be . ended there,
steady. this year. —. things aren't a great deal better
Whatever items; %'m
sick and --_-the Biafrana.than _during the
tired of snow and ice and •cold ..: war. I wonder if some were kept
cleaning the car off every time = alive just to suffer and die in
you want to go to the post another, more hideous fashion.
office; pulling on the boots and . But, as Dr. Johnston points
the mitts and the scarf -just to out, the Bible shows the way: • I
take the garbage outside. • • was hungry and you fed me;:
I guess I'm suffering—'the * e *
mid -winter blues. How• about the I told you 1 was going to
rest of you? write to the Ontario Safety
* * * League for babysitting
Taking- a quick glance over information. Well, I've received
the calendar, I_ can• see this is --it and it ,certainly does look plenty o f room for . a
going to be another .busy month. interesting. municipally-owned—campsite and
And_coming smack in the middle • I have - hopes in the . 'near -at least ono (perhaps more)
of it all is Valentine's Day. future to run littte feature -on --p rive tely-owned -camping
Do you get all sloppy and babysitting but there are a few grounds...
sentimental over Valentine's ` things I'd like to know: ' -' 2' Camping is big busiliess,
Day? I used to; when I was in How much per hour do getting bigger and' more
Grade 5 or 6' but not any moreteenage babysitters charge in sophisticated. Besides that, it is
parks are usually the finest., Well,
that's ” •a matter ; of opinion I
guess,. We're campers And, to be
perfectly honest, we find
privately -owned camps much
More to , oixtc liking. We have
friends who- • prefer • provincial
camp grounds. •
Sometimes, municipally -
owned camps get rather dumpy,
but 1 suppose that depends upon
the municipality that owls it.
,One thing I know. 4about
campers. Just like everyone else,
campers come with `an array of
likes and dislikes. No two
campers loak for the same thing
in a campsite.
That's why the wise
community - especially - a
lakeside community like
Goderich -- should provide a
variety of camping facilities.
Very likely, all camping spots
would do. well. ,
We already°have a provincial
park nearby. I believe there is
'My husband and I excbange.,,.,,: Goderichh2 Are people looking
little more than a civil "Happy for reliable sitters or just
Valentine's' Day, spouse" • and ° someone to stay with the
that's our celebration. children? Do parents of young anything off the ground for the
— ---'Phis--year, I ean--irdagine that children have any complaints senior citizens in the way of a
Valentine's Day will take on a about the babysitters they hire? birthday column for the over 80
little more meaning for most Do teenage babysitters have any year olds. With a little bit of
people because it falls on a faults to find with the parents luck and some work, I should be
Saturday: 1 'can foresee. a few for whom they work? able to report something .for
-weddings -planned—far—this: big It would interest -me te-know- -- _next week.
great fun!
* * *`
-I still `haven't been able to get ..
Photo by Cover
Lieutenant and Mrs- Ted Tisdale were married at C.F.B.:
Protestant. Chapel, Clinton, Wednesday December 17, 1969.
The bride is the former Irene Manderson; daughter:of Mr. and -
Mrs. Frank Manderson, RR 2, Goderich, and the groom is the
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day, and maybe there are some how— many times the sitter is I understand there IT' .
husbands . around_ . who 'are called upon to change diapers, . Octogenarian Club in Goderich.
plannine to take the little , feed a whole brood of It has been suggested to me that
woman out• for the evening, youngsters, entertain the I.get .in touch with the officials
more because it is Saturday than children, etc. Or is it mainly a ther-e for the birthdays of ,
because itis Valentine's Day. . case of being in the house while members. Maybe someone from
It was a happy day, I think, the children sleep? " ,; that organization would like to
* *;* telephone me. I'd be happy to i
when the �choo�s began to put a ''
bit of.:,e,,, .c,rb in the annual I ' haven't heard any hear from them .
Valentin exchange.' We haven't c o m .m e t s • a b o.u't the
heard yet '.how they do things information contained in last U
son of Mr. and Mrs: E. 4. Tisdale, North Surrey, British
Columbia. Mrs. Jack,,Kopslein, sister of the bride, attended the
bride and C.A. Larry Cassie`Was best man. Following their trip
to Vancouver, B.C. the couple vuill reside -in Bayfield. : „
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too .inipoirta.nt to.be entl-uswd tai int icla ri rlt;ecl':
;and .untrained help. People —even those wha
„merit your tiust_ s,:r.l ie, d.isappear.; beennie
inc4pacitated. lt• huppens every ,day.
But ,not here, because at .Victoria and Grey Trust,
your estate management problems, big and
little, are the responsibility first, c4 ' t friendly,
sympathetic; trust officer- you get to 'know, and
second, Of a team. of competent, -trained
specialists who operate ,under griVernniei t license.
Don't leave your estate to chance. When ycic.r
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make your will, specify Victoria and. Grey as
your executor.
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W. R.- Curry, Manager 6244381
Elgin and Kingston Streets, Goderich
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here in Goderich- schools on week's column concerning the Plans are being completed for "
February 14, .but at the school - establishment of a .. day care the Eleventh Annual. Kinette.
establishment
our -children used ,to attend the centre. L there ni
o nterest at -a1.12_ Mardi Gras Ball February 7.
kids were discouraged from'
buying paper hearts for everyone
- in the classroom. If you have
several -e"hildren .attending
'elementary school, Valentine's
M Day can be a costly affair! And
for what purpose; I'd like to'
know.
* * *
Last Thursday, I had ° the,
pleasure, oto - hear , Dr. Ted
Johnston-,'' moderator of the
Presbyterian Church._ was
speaking in , Goderich.. Dr.
Johnston is presently .overseas
secretary 'for the Presbyterian
Church and has been very active
in the Canairelief project which
took tons and tons :of food
during the past few months into
the starving peoples of Biafra
As. .1 sat listening to . Dr.
Johnston, I realized he was a
devoted' man, the kind of a
fellow who has real Christian
concern for * mankind. Dr.
Johnston explained that much
of the information that carne
out of -Biafra was incorrect,
including the report of the
member of federal parliament in
rt
Perhaps someone will have Several of the local merchants
clipped that column for future have generously donated lovely
reference. If that is the case, it gifts to.. be ' presented to the
was worth the effort to round -Queen who will be chosen that
up the information._
-,Queen
Breckenridge's, Canadian
* * * Tire; Shore's Gifts, Schaefer's
Town council'° 'still has not Interiors, Hibbert's, Dunlop's
given any indication of theft Pharmacy, McRae Jewellers, The
feelings about the homemaker 'Hat - Shop, People's 'Store,
service proposed for the town of Worsell Bros. Hardware,-
Goderich.
I cannot understand how
council can ignore a petition
signed by so many groups "n' the
district. I do not imply that
council must give an affi ative
reply, but I do think it would be
the courteous thing for council
to __dye some answer to the
-committee which did the ground
work. •
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With the- editor of - the
Signal -Star, Ron Price, confined Gras.
to bed with the flu 'for the past _ A . _ -
couple of Thursdays, I've been GODERICH •
attending• town council
meetings. I've covered' a few
council -meetings in my day, and
I have found the Goderich..
eouncil as efficient as`14i i I've •
attended.
Goderich Discount Centre,
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The dance will be ., at the
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and returned with the' report During last— week's session, -
that there was no crisis there. there was some, discusson over a
I guess I'm a skeptic. I trailer park for the town of
haven't been able to get. too Goderich.. Apparently this
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'excited about the 'plight of the subject has been kicked around
• Biafrans, although I am not for a while now with council just
insensitive to the -woeful pictures a .little reluctant to get into the
of the . 'children• which have trailer park business:
• appeared in all. kinds of ' .There,. 'was, a remark at the
publications throughout the meeting' that -Many campers say
nation. that municipally -owned trailer
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