The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-09-10, Page 32ty of cars and tractors.
There will be several classes of competi-
tion to see, including a. conservation class.
The event is free and a lunch will 'be
available. So take this opportunity to meet
with farm. rs, dealers and Ag. Reps: and
visit the Cardiff Farni for the day.
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The s., � eci
col
f the season s
Last winter I painted a nice winter scene
of the usual things... You are in the middle
of the lake, looking into the stream coming
from its journey through the woods.
These woods are quite thick and the sun is
jusi rising or setting behind it, giving the
BIRTHDAY CLUB
Hi,
My name is Ian Young and this is my dog
Dietter. I can hardly wait to begin the "ter-
rible twos" on my birthday, Sept. 11.
I'd like to wish my cousin Michael
Lassaline, who will also be two this month, a
happy birthday. Bye for this year.
Iau
rs and shapes
ould be enjoyed
ROUND 'N
ABOUT
ear
With Riterthe Rethburrl
sky a nice pinky color and seen also in the
reflection at the mouth of the stream. The
snow catches all colors and is piled nicely
along the twist of this tiny river.
To your right, you see a lovely shade of
Alizarin red, hard to describe but I have
seen it in fields near the highway or brush or
sticks which later turn into ordinary scrub
that the farmers,.hate and leave alone. Was
it Dogwood? •
This red "scrub" has a very short life - but
is very beautiful where there is snow and the
dark wet ground of spring. So, after that ter-
rible description of my nice painting - I've
forgotten what I was going to tell you - but
most important - I remembered the name of
the outstanding color - Alizarin!
That painting had more attention and
comments than any I have ever done. It was
quite simple but I'm sure it was that row of
scrub of spring color that taught your eye
and made it beautiful. Until I began writing
about it the name of the color has escaped
me. People laughed when I couldn't say it -
just had a blockage - even when I looked at
the colors on the palette it wouldn't come to
me. How about that!
Things are pretty quiet now. The kids are
back in school - but I'll bet it was bedlani in
the school yard - seeing old friends again,
seeing how some of them had grown and
some hadn't.
The annual back to school bit must be
hard on some of the more sensitive kids who
Hi,
My name is Janelle Kimberley Wood. I
live in Seafotth with my Mom and Dad,
Dianne and Ralph and younger sister, Katie
who is three.
I will be six years old Sept. band am in
Grade 1 at Huron Centennial School,
Brucefield.
Thank you for letting me join your birth-
day club.
Love Janelle
really notice their pals and how much each
one has grown. I think we are going to have
a great many "giants" in the future - I hope
they can live up to their size.
The summer games were finished off
nicely and many people came from far
distances to watch the games and have a
last fling of summer in lovely Goderich.
Some years ago a beautiful lady gave me
a trinket and said now you, too, are a turtle.
I have never found out any more about
turtles. I know there is a poem and a story
that goes with this but I do not have it. - Do
you? Are you a turtle!?
I hope many of you saw the lake last
.Weekend from the lighthouse park. Just
before a storm it is flat, striped - in many
colors and also patched. The colors are
unbelievable and I hope you saw them.
So many people glance at things - but see
nothing - no shape, no special colors -
nothing to recall later - with pleasure. Being
able to see - yes, really SEE things is a
wonderful gift.
I feel sorry for those who cannot - but to
them it is a shrug of the shoulders and "who
cares?" This is an attitude and a doggone
poor one - I live with one who says "green is
green" and there you are. But I believe, if
you really try you can see the colors and
shapes.
Shapes - that's all some guys see - some to
whistle at and others to forget. What a way
to live. If you are caught up in this - I hope
you will try to see and feel the atmosphere
around you. You'll enjoy it.
The trees are starting to tell us fall is tea1-
ly -here. The cooler air - but still hot sun,
makes you think of mitts and caps, where
did you put them?
Do enjoy this fall weather. See the big
black tree at South and Britannia Rd. begin- .
ning to show lighter colors. Soon it will be a
blah! - sandy color, so enjoy now.
Love,
Martha.
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Polio Association will have
its first meeting in Hanover
In association with the Ontario March of
Dimes, the Grey/Bruce/Huron Post -Polio
Association will have its first meeting on
Saturday, Sept. 6, at 1 p.m. at the Hanover
and District Hospitao, 90 7th Avenue,
Hanover.
People who had polio many years ago are
experiencing perplexing new problems as
they get older. In order to meet this growing
concern, a support group is being founded to
disseminate information about the Late Ef-
fects of Poliomyelitis, to encourage medical
research, to educate physicians and health
professionals and to serve as a resource cen-
tre for information sharing.
Membership is open to any interested
persons.
Match will be held at Cardiff's
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the Huron County
Plowlifen's Association will hold its annual
Plowing Match. Murray Cardiff will be
hosting the event.
To find the Cardiff Farm, turn east onto
Concession VI off regional road 12 in, Grey
Township. This is the second sideroad north
of Brussels. Within a mile you will see plen-
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