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we'll prove it NOW - OPEN
Come in and Meet
Anne & Cindy
call our cats lazy, but they won't slap at a
mouse unless it runs over their paws.
Nevertheless they're fat and sleek,
because they get all the milk they can
drink. Maybe they're not so dumb, after
all.
Although Nicki, an Arabian standard-
bred, hasn't saved anyone's life yet, she
obeys almost all her rider's commands,
and she's learning to bow, Her master
hopes to woo some horse show judges with
that little trick.
Curly is a Shetland pony that had the
run of the farm when she was a colt. She
followed people around like a dog.. Later,
when she was broken in to the saddle, she
decided when and where each ride should
end. She simply laid down, taking the
saddle and the rider with her. If the rider
didn't get off in time, that was his tough
luck.
Not to be outdone by. the other pets,
Harry 'the Rabbit has a crowd-pleasing
stunt of his own. When someone rubs his
stomach, he rolls over on his back and
pricks up his ears.
Supposedly our pets are "dumb
animals," but sometimes it's hard to tell
who is leading whom. They cajole •us
humans into supplying them with food, to
eat and a place to sleep. With a purr, a
woof, a neigh, a playful nudge, a lick or a
beseeching_ gaze, they \melt our harsh
reprimands.
They may never join the list of animal
celebrities, like Fury, Lassie or Morris, but
each of them has their own little tricks to
keep their masters in line.
Information that the FUG is
planning to buy a used .back hoe
and dump truck didn't meet with
a great deal of enthusiasm at
town council Monday night.
Mayor Betty .:Ardno reported
that the PUC is considering
paying $22,000 for both, with the
idea that the towp could share
their use and pay the PUC less
than it has to pay a commercial
operator.
Mayor Cardno said the PUC,
which had a special meeting last
week to discuss the purchase, will
be doing a lot of water line
maintenance and construction in
the next couple of years and feels
that commercial back h oes will be
heavily in demand on other jobs.
After their big need' is over, they
would look at getting rid of both
machines, she said.
"They figure they would save
enough to pay for it by doing their
own work this year." the mayor
said.
"If they buy it they,;11 keep it."
Councillor Jim Crocker said.
PUC may buy
its own bockhoe
WE WANT
YOUR BUSINESS
Take a
fifteen minute
drive and
Councillor John Sirmamon
wanted to know if another.
employee would be needed to
operate the backhoe. The mayor
told him, yes, on a temporary
basis.
The town could rent its truck to
them, . Councillor . Crocker
suggested. "They feel they could
use two trucks;" the mayor
replied.
"Where do they get all the
moneyV Councillor Bill Bennett .
asked.The money is available in
this year's water works budget.
Mayor Canino said. $80,000 is
ailable from increased water
rates, Councillor Crocker said,
Mrs. Alvin 'male to Mrs. Ray
Hutchinson in appreciation of her
efforts and accomplishments
during her two years as
president.
Mrs. Ewart Wilson presided for
the meeting which opened with
the League Prayer. Spiritual
convener, Mrs. Smale, spoke
about May as the special month
.when "we honout the Blessed
Virgin Mary by saying the Rosary
and also honour our own
mothers."
Mrs. Maurice Huard, Christian
Family Life convener reported
that eleven children had been
given First Communion Certifi-
cates following Devotions on
Sunday,, May 4-,--They. were -also,.
Rev. R.J. Roberts, Egmond-
ville United Church took the
devotionals this week. Rev. Rob-
erts has recently arrived from
Port Talbot, Wales.
The Bible reading was Psalm
103 "Bless the Prayer, Lord 0 my
Soul." Rev. Roberts prayed for
the Christian families in this area
and especially for this home, a
family within itself, for peace and
tranquillity for all. The Lord's
Prayer followed.
As a second reading, R'ev.
Roberts chose St. Luke 10: 38-42,
using thispassage of scripture for
the approach of Mother's Day., He
told the story " of Martha and
Mary. When-Jesus was a guest in
their home, Martha is over-
anxious about the condition of her
home and • chides Mary for not
helping her. Mary sat at Jesus'
feet and her Lord said to Martha
"Mary has chosen the good
part."
After the service, the meeting
became • an informal talk with
'questions and answers with Rev.
Roberts, who had worked in
Wales in an "Old Age Home."
We hope Rev, Roberts will find
this a rewarding area to carry on
his work.
Mother's Day visitors" were:
With Mrs. Mary Dawney,
Sister M. Francisca and Sister
Jean Moylan, Mr. and Mrs. R.L.
Carter and Richie Carter,
Toronto.
• With Mrs. Thelma Spurr, Mr.
and Mrs. V.M.,Seppala and Jane,
London.
With Mrs. Olive Muir, daugh-
ter Shirley, Mrs. Ed Speers and
Mr. Speers and daughter Anne,
Oakville.
With Mrs. Mary Malcolm., Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Gordon and Viki.
With Miss Turnbull, Mrs. Jean
Dill, Dublin, Don Hillis, Ingersoll,
Miss Marilyn Hillis, Tillsonburg,
and Mr. H. Barry, Dashwood.
As a result, our room is almost
like a greenhouse with such a
variety of plants from a humble
red geranium, my favourite, to a
beautiful azalea and a cyclamen.
With Mrs. Lillian Joynt, Miss
Ruth Jdynt, Toronto. a
With Mr. •Russ 'Hays, Reg...
Reid, Stratford.
With Mrs, Lantz, her brother
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wagner,
Kitchener.
With John Regier, Mrs.
On behalf of Edelweiss Rebe-
kah Lodge and Fidelity Lodge,
100F, Mrs. Foster Bennett
reported that generous donations
have been made to several
benevolent organizations and
other worthwhile projects. These
grotips. include: Canadian Cancer'
Research (leukemia branch); local
Cancer Appeal; Bunny Bundle,
,..,00don; "Feed a Hungry
World", and the current Phona-
thon, drive• for funds for the
community centre and arena.
Several members indicate they
will attend a meeting at Clinton
lodge when the initiatory degree
will be conferred next Monday
evening; o also to present the
Travelling Gavel to Pride of
Regier, Seaforth.
Mrs. Lantz spent Mother's Day
with 'her daughter Mrs.
McGpnigle, Town.
Mrs. Olive Muir had dinner
with Me. and Mrs. Ron Hansen at
their home.
Birthday greetings to John
Reiger 81, and William Scott
84, who celebrated .in the
traditional Kilbarchan
celebrations with cake and
candles presented by the staff
A warm welcome to"' new
members of the staff-Mrs. Nancy
Martin R.N., a graduate of
Woodstock General Hospital..
Miss Sally McMahon R.N.A.,
Maureen Dailey,
Clinton, and Miss Beth Hulley,
Cromarty.
Huron, Exeter, May 19.
An invitation was extended to
members to attend a banquet in
ThamesRoad church, June' 2,
when Miss Helen Sheppard,
president of the Rebekah
Assembly of Ontario, will be a
special guest. At the meeting
following Edelweiss Lodge is to
present a tableaux.
The social committee named
for May will be Mrs. A. Varley,
Mrs. G. Campbell, Mrs. B.
Bearssr, Mrs. J. Rose, Mrs. L.
McClure, Mrs. 0. Smith, Mrs. A.
Campbell, Mrs. L. Grummett.
Mrs. N. Riehl reported for the
sick and visiting committee.
Election of officers will be held
at the next meeting.
Kilbarchan Notes
Odds it' Ends
by Elaine Townsend
Pets
I've never met a horse that could talk as
fluently as Mr. Ed. or save people as
efficiently as Fury. Likewise, I've never
seen a dog as smart as Lassie or Rin TinTin
or a cat as finicky as Morris. To this list of
animal celebrities, though, I can add a few
names.
For example, Lady is a dog that knocks
on doors. When she wants in, she raps
three times on the door with her paw. If no
one answers, she barks three times. If still
no one answers, she starts over again only
a little louder. She never loses her patience
no matter how slow those human doormen
are.
Another intelligent dog, Boo, puts his
front paws on the edge of the bed while his
six-year-old mistress says her prayers, and
he echoes her amen with a bark.
Queenie, part terrie, and part Heinz 57,
leaps on the back of th'e family's pony and
takes a ride. Another trick she uses to gain
attention is to push her head. under
someone's hand and rub it, for she's
determined to be petted one way or
another.
Meanwhile, Jackie the cat rings bells
when she wants out. A set of uld-fashioned
sleigh bells hangs inside the front door of
her house. They often jingle when no one is
near, and I wondered who the phantom bell
ringer was until one day I saw Jackie tug
them. When she wants in, she meows
loudly' like an ordinary cat or perches on
the living room window sill until someone
notices her.
Corky is another cat that can't dance like
his peers on TV, but he knows how to open
doors. • He stands on hishind legs and
stretches to reach the knob with his front'
paws. Although he hasn't yet succeeded in
opening a doors he's on the right track.
The purpose of most barn cats is to
control the mouse population. I hesitate to
A Mass, celebrated by Fr.
Laragh in honour of our Lady of
Good Counsel, preceded the May
meeting of St. James' Catholic
Women's League. Following the
Mass, a corsage and past presi-
dent's pin were presented by
given a scapular by Er, X.aragb.,
Mrs. Rory 5..elmartgi
community life convener,
reported that flowers had been
supplied for the Altar at Faster
and a large collection of clothing.
had been sent to the St, Vincent
De Paul Society London.. The
visiting 'committee for May is
Mrs. James Kelly and Mrs,
Huard.
Mrs. Wilson thanked Mrs.
Joseph Van Dooren for accepting
the office of 'first vice president.
Conveners for the new- year were
named as ,follOWsi Spiritual
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Smale;
Organization and membership -
Mrs. Van Dooren;.. Christian
Family Life - Mrs. Huard;
pmTltunjtYiife Mrs„ SChwprtz;,;'
Mrs: Arkhur,,pevereaulc;,..
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and resolutions.. John
Maloney; funeral lunc.110a... Mrs,•.•
James Dgvere4ITX; Right to
Mrs. Ken Vincent; :Scrap 'BOO
Mrs: Wilbert Maloney; Pecc.474-
iss Tinelv; -Noble,
The delegates' tn 'the dioiesan.'
convention to, 179 .$0:pigs,
- son and
11 and 12 are Mrs- lutch,in..
ai r
decide.d .:to hold the .apTitTai
-thi:istriaaS bazaar op Saturday,
November 27 with prizes stritilar
to last year. A01' '‘k
Mrs. John Maloney - served
lunch and, Asocial. time. was $pent.
Rebekahs donate
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