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Roufld .and .About Wiih Martha
Sine I have been so
\enthusiastic in ray talks about
flying, t suddenly wonder if you
get -the impression that I am
bragging because l have made a
Rite or two!
Well, I AM one to 'talk -but I
surely don't mean to BRAG about
these trips -I'm just hoping, some
of the thrill will rub off on YOU'
There •are many people right
here in town who fly reguiarly and
'often-4-0nd think nothing Of 'it,
except that it is "a quick ,- and
wonderful' way to go. To those
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,tears to the eyes of some of the old
people. They were really touched.
Another group from' the
-f;fr?up--did _
tumbling acts and such, pleasing
the old folks. Valentine's Day, the'
youngsters sent greeting cards,
green things on St. Patrick's Day
and baskets at Easter.
When the oldest resident
celebratediter 98th birthday,•the
first grade built her a 6 x 4 foot
birthday card and the rest sent
her a scrapbook full of. ''special,
cards. 1"'
(like me) 'who make just a few An eleven -year-old lad :said,.
trips by air. they -
ex p'erletic�eareexciting,• We've` Yearned
what the old
1eoo,p-Tedto�
do and all the things
This is the reason I have been tlwv 'didn't have Pike tape
trying to pass -them onto you.- as 1 recorder's and desks ,you can
know many of you are missing out trove and we found out what 'it was -
...n somegreat trips since you are like in those days and the history
trend about getting your feet off of,1t
the ground And I well know that Another 'boy said, '•Some"
feeling w hen your feet seem glued , peolile think Fold folks don't do,
to the earth anything. but we saw them slaking
1 was just reading an!,article 1n all, kinds of snuffed animals and
which Oscar -winner, actor `dish towels for „ the Salvation
George Kennedy says. -The Army and we -think this is .a good
greatest way to relax is toget into prosect Inc,getting to know older,
In airplane and flu. It is the best . people:"
way •1 know to unwind and you It all adds up to a great way to
escape tensions by flying away ~ teach ,children HOW to love and
from them." respect their elders -
Actor George stars in T.V.
series "Sa'rge" and adds,
"Flying your own plane is not just
an ideal form of relaxation but a
great positive pleasure."
Well, we ain't all have our own
aircraft,. -and kndw.the thrill .of
actually flying it. but we can enjoy • phased out with this early
a_few -trips... to fa.i=-away--,.p1i-res. teaching',nate schools. -
once in a while `
1 think the poor teacher has a
Bea ling this article made me harder row to hoe than ...
the
think of the first trip I had made"-
,and I didn't know at the time they. teachers of years ago had. I can
were lust "making a run -testing only hope they can,take it and their
it atter making repairs and seedlings grow -straight and tall
adjustments"' and appreciate their efforts,
If t iticnvw ri wjrat-1 glownowr: rd-'�, aj' ii T of you are wondering
play, ' which is a jim dandy
comedydust what we need. The
name of the play, i' "HERE LIES
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yo1 're going, to enjoy it. The February meeting of the
Dungannon Women's institute was report were given by the
'This Thursday nite--tonite, secretary, Mrs. Cecil 1311tke. Theme
March 2-a work party will be at held at the dome of Mrs. Fred coi'rese�cretaryence was read and
the Bar;n.'A•few men would be a big Young with 14 members and four sthne of the dates corning up arta
help since those flats are tall and guests present. iessert card party and the
we're so SHORT' The flats are to This meeting wad Historical e l e b r a t i o n o f the 7 5th
be re—sized—Vie 'glue will be . Research and the ?roll call.was Anniversary of the forming of the
flying' and there .Will be some answered by all with "Who was '11'4 W•1• ' ; p
carpenter work'to be done.; . Prime minister the year 1 was Mrs. Lorne -Ivens gave an
There'S always Lots to do, waren , •' horn :'" account of fief; trip to Tor•onta.tct
'getting the set ready -so corse on ' " ' The topic ''•'The old wood '
celebrate the 75th Arttiiversa'ry.o
over. kitchen cook sto.Ve" brought back "rhe motto 'i`C1rrr nt Events''
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F I rday at. V ioloria St. United Mrs. Lorne fversxrwlio.,asked for' McConnell. Mrs, Clarence•
• Chure,h. Y other corntnents on the first' Stove McClenaghan handed out material
'Love you remember.,. A a. '.to be.'rnade into pyjamas for the'
Martha Minutes- and the treasurer's
1! this isnot done -with tender.
loving care -while they are quite
young, they will certainly not
learn it when they are older. A lot
of crime and, terrible things that
have happend to old folk might be
have hada lot more trouble lifting
my feet off the ground than I had.
Anyway, this was asmall
.aircraft. and 1 .was tiny in those
days, so the pilot and my big lanky
husband. my first born and I all
squeezed 'into the "two-seater,
open cockpit" ,plane. •
I had no goggles and couldn't
have closed my eves .if I'd wanted
t'o, but we flew -above Windsor and
Miles around it -and it realjy was
' a thrill of a lifetime. A beautiful
sight.
We could have been one whole
family wiped out if anything had
happened-and''my blood runs
cold when I'think that '1 could have
missed.all those grandchildren= -
even GREAT grandchildren -and
the thrall of seeing teiefthi'on
grow from a bunch of junk on a
basement __ _ workbench to the
beautiful e dor sets we have
today.
about the delay in the Little
Theatre performance which
usually has this date. ., - •
• Because of illness -and the
weather -there had to be some
re -casting and this delay would
have set the performance plumb
into the middle of Holy Week. This
is a veru busy time, so the .date
has been set as of early in April. It
will be on a Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Can't think of the
reason for skipping -Friday at the
moment", blit that is just about
what will be..happening.•
Ruth Leonard is directing this
Children's Aid.
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Easter cards or gifts will be
given to sick and shut-ins in the
Institute a, •ea. S.
Don't forget next month is the ` Mrs, Bruce' MacDonald of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bergef
finite for conyeners' reports to be Ki.ptail made several. calls in returned home this week afar.
,handed in and also will hear the D'u n a n n n r e ho ' M
g U° cent 1 y a s' ,, lydaying in England ince mid -
report o f •the nominating representative of the ' Huron December with their brothers and
committee. County Social Services 'Sut've families, and 'a1•so with a sister -
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Those from this area. who went a[�(i family at Orillfa.
' 'bunch hostesses were ,. Mrs. by < < lis - -erk _
ogtenberg
Hugh' McWhinneyrs,; Mrs.' FrQd
Ybun .. -- -
HorticulturalSociety on Friday to Victoria Hospitat in London•
M, Chester
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enjoyed the beautiful •floral • legs.! We ho pp e slie willn be • {
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displays, the demonstrations and quite well again.
thanked by the hest vic
All, those , taking part were the fgshion show; ..and also -Mrs. Cecil Blake and Barbara
e= meeting many friends. visited ton Saturday with Mr. and
president, M'r•s. Harvey -Alton; as a"lMlr: and Mrs. Harvey'Congram • '-Mrs' H. Kilpatrick acid Mrs. A. N.
Rutledge is still
the president, -Mrs. Witmer pf Kitchener visited this .weekend Atkinson in Wingha in.. w
sick and in with Mr. and Mrs. ° Lorne Ivers., Mrs. Grahafn McNee spent
hospital. The group wishes her a Other guests on'Sunday were Mr. most of last week in Goderich with
speedy recovery. ' .• and Mrs,. Jim Million.of Stratford, her aunts, Mrs. Gertrude Bell.
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Dreamers
Dungannon
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Dungannon W I. 'is sponsoring
three 4-11 clubs for "Sleep
Wear", This is the , report of
Dungannon II club.
The first meeting ways held Feb.
16 at`the home of the leader, Mrs.
Ivan Rivett, with eight members
present,
. The election of officers was
held. President is Karen Rivett;
vice-president, Barb Culbert;;
secretary, Lori Pentland;
treasurer, Irene Hasty; and press
reporter, ,Frances Logtenberg•
-The other .members of this
group are Betty Culbert, Doreen
Hartin, and Lisa. Gunby. , • •
Karen Rivett opened the
meeting using 'the Pledge, The
girls studied choosing, sleepwear
patterns, materials and -trims and
also how to cut out the first fabric.
,,Mrs. Culbert demonstrated
egliipment for a „sewing box and
also.used_ Betty as a -model- for
measurements.
The>second"meeting was held on
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Sat., Feb. 26 at 2 p.m. at the home'
of Mrs. Howard Culbert. The 4-H
pledge was.repeated.
• 'The eight members answered
the roll call by suggesting a name
for their ' (?roup, 'Dungannon
Dreamers" is the name chosen.
• Nextmeeting is to be Saturday
at 2 p.m, at Mrs., Ivan Rivett's.
After discussion, the • hand-out
sheets were answered, _Mrs,
_Culbert a ,symbols then
dernonstra cutting, and
marking a pattern.
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Winners of the "Beginners Free 'Style" competitions on ,Wednesday at the Goderich Figure Skating
Club competitions were, left to right, Bev Semple, second; Anita Pederson, first and Darlene Moore;`.
third.
c a rien -
(just HAS to 'be -sent me tells
. how children in an elementary
school and senior citizens - ICI
.nursing he -n-,,. 'adopted' each
other.
This was an eye-opener for the
youngsters as well -as an eagerly.
t " el`corf e treat for the old people,
officials of both institutions
report.
The mosttypical reaction •of
students is 'I really., feel good
insidh when I go to the Home,'
• The youngsters' teacher felt
'this w ,old be a golden op_portunit
for the children to get 'involved
.-with older people since- many of
them had no grandparents around
and it was important for them td
'learn mere about what it is like to
be old.
The oldsters . say,, 'They
adopted us -and we adopted them
and we look forward to their visits
as well as our visits 'to their
school.'
Even the custodians entered the
spirit of the occasion by helping •
with the wheel -chair's on the
school steps. One lady, 82, said it
was the first time' she had ever
been in a city school. She had
walked three miles to her country
school when she was young, For,
many it was the first visit to a
'modern school;•
The children learn to love•and
respect. older people and
'adopting also means
responsibility.' On their first
visit the children sang songs such
as 'Wait 'till the sun shines
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