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Home again, and 1 just wasn't cOnie". back to the stlimY -
sure if I was glad or not - it north for a few months, there is.
wasn't fair to my °family here a great enthusiasm for the
• struggling...in the cold, Tbiow,, bicycle again and there is more
but really 1 would have loved ttf•-and more talk about making
stay and stay and,STAY! Goderich a. lovely teurist toWn ,
1. can honestly say I'm glad I with trails and byways for
missed the big blizzard (don't people to g,o the healthy way -
think I've missed one in ov.er 20 (without polluting the •air) - by
years!) and I was caught so often bicycle. Now, how.about THAT!
driving in them . that I've had I think it Is pat arid Ware I
▪ nightmaret about them - • don't ride a bike, I'd sure like to
struggling so to ,get out of that see a club formed and young and
great white blanket that would old travel -to the many -
envelope me that I'd end up in a interesting s•pot s around here,
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heap at the bottoin of the bed have .pienics•ete, and get out and
under a Pile of blankets! get healthy!
Within little more than two . Theyoungfolks Will be happy
• hours away friini the licit sun, I • about this and Will be getting '
, faced the bleak -dead-dm- their bikes spruced, up for the
aged?- countryside .,of HOME unincier - AND the safety
with the consolation that spring campaign which, is coming up
CAN'T be too far away. ' soon. Parents - remind the
I did get a thrill at the sight of children that they should get
my snowdrops and one crocus! I their bikes in good order now..
• . clawed at the frozen leayes with It may save you some money
• my bare handsto free other later.
crocuses trying to get thro to the I seemed to have missed the .-
sun. . discussions regarding the youth
I thought, "You'll probably. centre.
. freeze to death now - but at Dear knows there's nothing,
least you win have. had a bit of here ' for Our young people -
• sun," Luckily for me they didn't • they tear up the roads, running
freeze and there are a great to .Kincardine dances and other
many more now, ,and I really entertainment there for young
enjoy them. people. They .buzz all over the
I noticed sap running from a countryside where. - if ' the
-damaged tree and next day truth were known - they'd be
bought a nice .can of maple happy to. stay in town if there
syrup, which had ONTARIO in was an interest for them.
large letters so,? that people There . ARE a few groups
should notice Quebec is not,the interested,- I mean concerned -
only province to have .good for these young folk and we
maple syrup. must 'get them together -poo!,
One of these years I hope to 'their ideas - then get the ideas
hit one of thefeStivals with their • -of-the-young -people-and surely
---4-syrup-ant.paneakes-ete, etc.:Too- soinettlingirilLcome.ofit:
• -bad there are none closer' to I mentioned some time ago,
home. I'm sure we could have a that the Goderich Horticulture
spring festival or carnival type .Society was going to make
celebration Which Could- be a things elcciting for es. - Well,
great success- in our -own -area _WRY_ sure are as you can , see
but we can't seem to get anyone by their ad re: their Home
enthused enough in this glum Gardeners' Clinic and Workshop
Weather to wOrk one up. • next :Tuesday nite at Robertson
— Speaking of _Sticcess ) I• was School. •
real happy to leardthe "Hats off .1., There is no admission charge
to Hats," dessert tea and hat and you have. three seminars te
• show was a great success and the choose from: Jean McKee on
Sorority Girls Say again, "Thank Perennial Borders and Plants -
you, - all of you!" this should interest a great many
Spring brings out the hirds since these ° old reliable,the
• and the bees and the sugaring Perennials, give you a beautitUl
'trees! (My own rhyme!) ugg and garden year. after year without
the ships stuck in the ice floes too much'work - on your part;
and people planning tdput away Stan Paquette of the Dept. of
their Ski-doos or whatever they Agriculture is very capable of
are. called and . take to the handling' all questions regarding
- bicycle!: - , • • pest, and disease control in our
Dear old bicycle - so area; and Ben Hoogenboom of
neglected by the grown ups for Exeter Flowers is well versed in
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so many years in this part of the planning and` maintainin_Alienaon. to Reconciliation,
g the'
Or
' So do coMe* out int! 'yoy wifl
be glad you took advantage of
this club's generont offer,
The first, SeeOnd and third of
May sees another Art Setninar,
with that well known artist Aja
Millar of Toronto area. His
classes are always well attended
and all those who attended the
one last fall - or wish they had
- will be glad to near there will
Ie the denfonstration on FriclaY
nite and real work all day
-Saturday and Sunday.
So if yeti are interested in
painting in. ANY media -
keep this weekend open for help
from an excellent teacher. You
will see mom regarding this next
week.
Another reminder - Goderich
Little Theatre is. well into their
next play 7 a cornedy for May
21, 22, and 23. Those of, yoU
who plan " on attending. the
Sorority Dance on Saturday-nite
May 23, had better plan to see
the play on . the Thursday or
Friday.
I see I have an appointment
, with the dentist marked here for
May. It gets to be a pretty full
calendar! "
May 23 Arthur Circle of Knox
Church big Rummage Sale;
May 27 Victoria St. Church
Lilac Tea.
DONNYBROOK
The April meeting of the U.
C. W. was held 'Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Hilliard' 'Jefferson with a, good
attendance. '
Ars. Sain,Thampson, who, had
_vbarge4ToLthe..../neeting4aveAhet.
call to worship. The theme was
"Our Christian Task."
Mrs. Thompson mad the
Scripture lesson and gave the
meditation entitled, "I believe in
loving good '
Mrs. Stuart Chamney gave the
minutes of the previous meeting
and the offering was received.
Mrs. William Hardy ° took
charge of the business and "'also
read a poem. -
An invitation from St. Helens .
to a special meeting for April 14
was accepted. °
,• Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson w,as
nominated by Mrs. ThompSon
and MIS. Hardy' tol act on the.
Manse Committee.
Each member is to bring
something ;,orsale to the next
Meeting to raise funds.
Mrs. Margaret Leddy took
charge of the topic "From
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• • VI
EVERYBODY seems to have,,a
bike! "
They meander along the
streets and it sure slows down
the traffic - but what's your
hurry? We're all travelling so fast
we can't see the good things
atound us.
Since the two and three car
family has become a' must, it
became too risky to go about on
a bicycle - even the motor
bikers have had a great deal of
trouble. Now that so many
people .are able to spend the
winter in the sunny south and
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ViMy veterans were honored last Thursday evening, April 9 it the 'annual Vjmy briquet,put on
.by the Royal 'Canadian. Legiori; branch 109. Showriduring a pre banquet social gatKering are, from
the left, William Westlake, Art George, Harold Chambers, branch 109 president Harold Allen and
Percy James. - staff photo
Kingsbridge news.
LAWYER'SPEAKS . ." He is one of a• family -of five Larry has enjoyed all of his 90
Last Wednesday evening, St.-
boys and one girl. One brother years and in all this time doesn't
Joseph's school Association heldJohn • is still living.
,. . know of one bad friend that he
a meeting in the school gym.
With the exception of a few has made. This was quite evident
' -
A number of parents and years working away from home, . by the number who came to call
school supporters attended to Larry has lived all of his life in on his birthday -both young and
hear Dan Murphy of Goderich, Ashfield and attended St. .old, including his pastor, Rev.
member of Huron County Board':,'4oseph's Church Kingsbridge. Father Cassano.
of Education who was guest - Some of Larry's. fondest Larry was honored by
A
, memories are the good times the dinner party at the home of Mr.'
speaker.
PERSONAL young people had together as he and 1VIrs. • Jim Sinnett, where
was growing up. House -parties several of his friends gathered to
Mr: and Mrs. Joe, Courtney
and Mr. and M. John Alain and visiting were common. . vtlipinheistrsi: many more years of
visited Frank Austin,' a patient in During the winter months
Victoria Hospital, London, _en the young men borrowed the
family team and sleigh, gathered
John Wallace, six2years
Thursday -Mr. Austin Austin
surgery again Friday. up the young neighbours, younger than his brother, Larry• and
..„Kianud also a resident , of
MT. peter cm2crtirf ,cif , ..drove-to-liintalLior.in_ev.enin, g
gsbridge attended. ,
11=11ton-7...visited-Mi. :and 3•41s;•.-- .of dancing and funin oneof.the -
-
Mark Dalton on the weekend.- • two hotels - 1 -----Botfraneirmre-.bachelors,sibolli
-there. '
Mr. , and Mrs. Morris „ Listening to ghost stories told still active; heating and eyesight
e'
Schuurmans and family of by the older generation also good. Both are intersted inthe
London visited Mr. and Mrs.
provided nriany suspense filled community and, are N. H. L.,..
Jack VaiLOsch Sunday. _ evenings. When walking home hockey fans.
.l-, - .-
.eirl Guide leaders, Mrs. Jack after dark there were certain , Kingsbridge isproud ofits
Ti ' Paul
gert , Mrs.C aeser, Km. , areas to be avoided as these were senior- citizens and we wish
Larry many more Happy
JiM Sennett, and Mrs. Bayne most likely to be inhabite,d by
,Birthdays.
hMcLennan • attended t e
, ' .. .
these spirits.
Leadershiptraining camp in St . ,
Orangeville Saturday-. The topic
was campfires. •' '
Mr. and Mrs. DoUg Frayne of Lloyd Bradley, .a 17 -year old With • chop sticks were
Gilbert Frayhe on the weekend. Forest District High School, son forget. :1,_. .
Lloyd bought sbuvenir gifts to
his?arents, his sister Lynn .and
' br ther Mark . alai, • his
grandmother,, Mrs. T. H.
Bradley, Huron Road, Goderich.
udenttoursiapan
BfantfOrd visited Mr.. and Mri. Grade 12 student at Mount experiences he would not soon
Jim Sennett has received ,his of 0. P. P.' Constable Lloyd
chief engineer's license and is my .Bradley and Mrs. Bradley,
the S. S. J. A: W. Inglehart. forrnerfy of Goderich, returned
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne home from a 15 -day tour of
Moved back to their home -here -Japan. •
last week after Spending. the ' The 1 -tour 'flew by, jet • to
winter months in Lucknow. ' Anchorage Alaska and landed at
The ticket draw -sponsored by Osaka Japan -a 14 hour flight and
the C. W. L. was held at the included a five day visit in
'Annual." ineeting' last Monday :Tokyo and six days at Osaka '70
venOrg-.--The---winners-wererfirs
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So here is your chin& to get study book.
expert advice on your gardening
problems. I don't want to infer
that you can't get 'expert advice'
frOm the Club at any other time
-- because you can. This group.
has a great many, experts who
are happy to help in any way
and they are really interested in
seeing .Goderich stand up to
their. 'Most Beautiful Town in
Canada slogan.
• Pastor Alfred Pry closed the
.meeting with the benediction.
Lynch was served by. the
hostess' assisted by Mrs. Wesley
Jefferson and Mrs.
Snowden;
GOOD'CROWD
A good crowd attended the
Easter service in Donnybrook
.United Church where seven:
young people joined the church.
Ernest
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prize, the hand *hooked tug of
pure Virgin wool, Miss Theresa
Burnie of Toronto; second prize,
the hand made appliqued cleft,
Lia Van Diepen 'RR 7 Lueknow;
and third prize, a pair of bath
towel, M. l3iIiNan Osch, RR 3
Goderich.
- Mrs. Blaise Martin was
adniitted to the. Alexandra and
'Marine Hospital, , Goderich,
Thursday.
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
Larry Wallace,, son of Irish
parents , the late Johanna
Nightely and Patrick, 'Wallace,
. was born on the 10th
Concession of Ashfield
Township on April 9th, 1880.
in Japan.
Lloyd, a drum major ,of the
High School Band at Mount
Forest, accompanied the Elmira
High School' Band and the
Waterloo -Oxford High , School
Glee Club of Badenwho had
been invited to perform at the
opening ,ceremanies and at the
Canadian Pavilion.
While at Expo, Lloyd had the
opportunity to visit most of the
pavilions, . but thought the
Canadian Pavilion excellent. It
made him feel especially proud
to be a Canadian.
, He found the•Japanese people
friendly and interesting and feels
that the Japanese style of
sleeping on the floor and eating
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Twelve-year old Vicky Dieroli, daaghter of M. arid Wt.'.
Manfred Dierolf received the trophy for the most 'improvedl'
skater in the senior and intermediate division. Vicky has been
skating with the Goderich Figure Skating Club for the past five
years. - staff photo
District deputy
president makes
official visit
• An interesting, evening was
held recently when the. District
Deputy President, Mrs. Margaret
Bowra. paid her official visit to
Goderich Rebekah .Lodge No.
89. She was introduced to the
Noble Grand, Mrs. Edith Craig,
..by _Junior ,Past. _Noble Grand, .
_Mrs. Amelia Straughaxi..
-During • the • • -meeting'
Bowra spokea few inspiring
words on Rebekah
Oddfellowship.
Following the meeting„a very
enjoyabte-, program was
• presented by the following,
Janice Green, Mrs. Robert
McCalluni, accompanied by Mrs.
J. 'Snider, Mrs. Mait Driver and
Gord-aliarrison.
At the close of the program, a.
, dainty lunch was served by. the
c o rn•m t tee •und•akr • the
• convenership of Mrs. Grace
Fuller.
The Red Cross has been awarded
the Nobel Pea4 Prize four times.
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