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With Sh`irleq J. Keller
Of Interest
To Women
stuffed toys,. dolls dressed in Theatre. I thoroughly enjoyed
I. know.that Thanksgiving will' all three performances last year
be. past when you read this; but homemade ;fashions, smart . and I'm looking forward to this
as I write it, we're still waiting _ hand -knitted items, mittens, winter with real anticipation..•
for the traditional . holiday. I shawls, ponchos, ' mufflers
in my mind thinking, well, just about anything you
can't help;- The Sunday morning worship
how„truly grateful we should all would care to mention along service at Knox eresbyterian
be for the blessings . which arethose lines. • • ' Church was something quite
• ours. I was going to ask Mrs. Hardy "different than most members of
My father wasn't a if it was difficult to convene an the„,,. congregation expected, I
particularly wise man — event as popular as the think, I, knewt,.of' course, that •
certainly not any wiser than the Christmas Country Fair ” at the Service would be entirely
average father, I suppose, except Carlow, upcoming Wednesday,, programmed and carried off by
that I had the benefit of his October 21 and Saturday, the youth who were in town.for
knowledge and I considered it October 24. Shy answered my the youth rally at Knox, but I
something special. But myfather question before I asked it. .wasn't quite prepared for the,
used to tell me that things never • "Everyone co-operates at, our type of worship service in which
got so bad that they couldn't get show," smiled Mrs. Hardy. "Oh, I found myself involved.,
worst. we have a few little problems I am not suggesting that I was
He'd caution, "Whenever you. ,but for the most part, the- disappointed. I think the term
think you have things tough, • craftsmen are wonderful. people surprised is more' appropriate.
look around you for a while and . who give us'very little trouble." And I'm not saying that ' I was
you'll see somebody who is I asked her if there would be unmoved by the form the service
worse off than you are. Then-- buses again this year 'from took because a couple of times I
give thanks for your blessings."
Goderich as were -advertised •last felt hot tears welling up in my
That's the way I look at it year. She told me there •would eyes.
around '• Thanksgiving time. My not be because it seemed last' I think I would have to agree
.life. -has its -ups -and its downs: I Year that people preferred to with the..majority of.adults (I'm.
cave° ny no%iems—and-some" '.`drive.out,toLC riow-rat theirsown ;,really'° sorry abort this Akids!).
days, believe it' or not, I sit down leisure. • who felt that the service was an
and actually wonder whether it But there will bebuses interestirtt experiment which
is worth all the struggle. coming to Carlow. Loads of had some merit but that . the
Then ..look around me ..... at customers from Kitchener, format of the service^was just a
folks..,who have lost their homes , Corunna . and Dresden are little too "urfusual't to be put
(maybe even their families) expected at the show, hated into use Sunday after Sunday:
through fire or other calamity; Mrs. Hardy. Other bus loads are, To say it another way; 1
at parents with' children who are welcomed, she 'added, but must didn't come away. from the
crippled or otherwise distressed; be initiated by, someone other service refreshed and' at peace.
at children who show no regard than the Christmas Country Fair Instead I was perturbed and
' for their parents or other' adults executive. • disturbed, which I suspect was
in . authority; at families who I'm hoping to get ' out to . ' the whole ' purpose behind the,
cannot be together . because of Carlow for the big event. I'm youth service in the first place.
illness , or wars or keeping it a secret from my Yet I hasten to add that it did
misunderstandings; at whole husband, but I'm interested in no harm at all "to stir up the
countries under the thumb of the bake table. Maybe I can masses" for at least one Sunday
ruthless officials caring only for stock up on some real tasty out of the year
their own personal welfare and Christmas baking without too One fatt kept coming back to
gain; at communities where --much -fuss or muss in my own me as• I sat in church Sunday
natural disasters such as floods. kitchen. 'morning. The - bothersome
and- gales and fires and* * * confinements of religion do not
earthquakes have taken their I am one Goderich mother interest the young people at all.
toll; at individuals who are alone who • is pleased naw that Lloyd They are not too concerned with
and suffering their own and Evelyn Garland are back in doctrine and all the little finicky
particular kindof hell for one business on The Square. My problems which keep Christians
reason or another.
four-year-old, particularly, needs apart- They want to get on with •
, >
And I give thanks to God for some fall outfitting and a the basic business of person to
the blessings which are mine. children's speciality shop is one person :.contacts ' love ' thy
And I realize once again what a of the nicest places to do it.neighbor, do good unto them
very fortunate individual I really I had a little talk the other that persecute you, . have
am day with Lloyd Garland compassion oir thosi who are
Then itis easy to swing down concerning the difficult troubled etc. etc.
• thee street with an extra bit of children's sizes. That jump' from, And that can't be all bad, now
vigor and enthusiasm because 8x to Size "i, I told him, is one can it really?
my lot in life isn't nearly ' as of the, first barriers to. be . I think the youth of our
burdensome as I had thought hurdled: It isn't too bad if your church has something to say. I
and • it is up to me to bring as child is big enough to go into a extend gongratulations to the
much cheerand goodwill as Size 4 when he is the right age congregation at Knox for
possible to the people with for the {older' stylings, but if allowing'them to have their hour
whom I come in contact every your son or daughter happens to to do their thing. Adults with_an
' be small boned and tiny, it open mind would have learned
day. becomes -a realproblem to dress P
So if you see me with a big something from it, I think.
smile on my face and if I wave a
happy "hello" to' you, don't
'think of me as some kind of nut
from another world. Just chalk
it up to my sincere thankfulness
for my own peculiar life ..... and
all of the really good things
which are mine everyday:
• *. * * .
Speaking of ,Thanksgiving, •I
came across soiree information
which was too late for
Thanksgiving but in plenty of
time for Christmas.
I've known that food develop a little early or a little the most melodic of melodies.
•'poisoning bacteria thrive on late, you are -bound to,. have Walter Gibbons is something
stuffing in fowl that is wardrobe problems for a while. very special and according to
improperly stored or prepared. I also mentioned to him that dozens of the young people who
But I wasn't aware that cooking the gap between Size 6x and - `attended the rally at Knox,
a stuffed bird at a low heat can Size 8 is a real headache.. Walter Gibbons carried . the
be dangerous. • ; `Doesn't anyone make a Size whole' , thing himself with his
M It is true though. According 7? I asked. great ability to "put it across.".
to home. economists from the Lloyd told me that upuntil a Mrs. Lee McCallum,
Ontario Department of couple of years ago, Size 7 well-known in Goderich 'music
• Agriculture and Food, you clothes were difficult to stock. It circles; spoke t� me about '
hhould not stuff turkey to be • is becoming easier now, he said. Walter. She, told me he "cradled
cooked ina low 200 degree
I suppose, though, the
his audience
ce i
n the
P
al
m
of his
.ovep, or large birds (18 pounds jhopkeeper . will, of necessity, hand." A hush, said Mrs.
or over). They require too many • stock up mainly on those items McCallum, fell over the group
hours of cooking, say the which will move most quickly. whenever Walter began to sing
economists, and the slow,, He too will have to consider the and to play and everyone —
temperature rise creates in the AVERAGE shopper and •the absolutely everyone -- was ,
stuffing an ideal medium for AVERAGE child. wrapped ' up in the soul and
bacterial growth. If you do have any troubles depth of the music which
' Instead, the stuffing should be with regard to sizing of clothes poured from his fingers and his.
baked separately, in a greased for your children, I suggest you mouth. n
casserole or in aluminum foil for have a little talk with Lloyd or The kids who heard Walter on
one-hour. Evelyn Garland. They will ' be' the weekend Were fortunate
I just hope we,didn't lose any able to help you with ^most of indeed. Those who -missed his
of our Goderich and , district your problems, I'm sure. performances are the losers;
Mends over the holiday because * * * tha 's sure.
SERVICE
OF THE
GODERICH
SIG F*4 A L -STAR
COLBORNE Township fifth
annual Christmas Country Fair,
sale of arts and crafts,
Wednesday, October 21st and
Saturday, October` 24th, froni l
till 9 p.m. — 41.
FLAN to attend the Fall Bazaar
on' Saturday, November 14th,
2:30 to 5:00 p.m. at Knox
Church Hall, sponsored by the
•Arthur Circle. —41
Earn higher interest on our
Guaranteed Investment Certificates
now paying as high as eight
and three quarter percent.
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thein in styles befitting their ' * * *
•
ages while their sizing may be 3x Highlight . of „the whole
or less. - morning worship• service, of
Lloyd agreed that there is a course, was the final "prayer
change . in style as well as a service" with Walter Gibbons- in
change in cut from the 3x to the charge: To say that the prayer
Size 4. He didn't have any real portion was different would be
solution for the problem except the understatement of the year.
to state that mothers will just Walter is a terribly talented
have to ` ' realize that the young -- man.: , His voice can
AVERAGE child will go from thunder like the thousands of
Size 3x to Size 4 without -too rocks crashing down from a
•,much real difficulty. If your son mountaintop and, like the turn
or daughter just happens to of a dial, croon in tender tones
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day visiting ,with Mrs. Wilmer
Hardy. The lady and I „ have
',something, in common because
we have both experienced' the
hardships of polio. • •
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my bolt with the disease and Y
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slightly shorter leg. '
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I hope that as many of you as..
possible will get your tickets for
the November 8 concert at
GDCI by. the Sisters of . St.
Joseph Concert Band. I must
sound like a broken record, but I
think you will enjoy ,the
performance.,
Besides that, your presence
will give. a .boost to the Goderich
Town Band. I know many of
you appreciated the Sunday
evening: concerts in the park
during the .sumtnet and this
upcoming concert will be a kind
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