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How do you convince a
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him? That's my big problem
today.
It all started the ether day
when my Presellooler came to
me with huge pathetic eyes and
wailing, "Why aren't you
instrusted in me?"
You know mon, a question
like that can shake you up a bit.
Here you are, up to your neck in
housework and every fibre of
your being intense upon pleasing
your family and some little kid
comes along and shakes you
right out of your apathetic tree.
"I'M interested in you,
honey," i told him, smiling,
rather weakly because I was
horribly shaken by the question.
"Why aren't you instrusted in
my sandbox?" he insisted,
looking at me as though I had
Captain Kangaroo's head under
my armpit, "I'm working in it
you know."
"Mommy's busy making
lunch, dear," I answered
sweetly, "but • I'll come anyway
and have a look."
A quick jaunt to the backyard
revealled that he had indeed
been working in the sandbox. In
fact, he'd been working so hard
that he'd forgotten to turn off
the garden hose and the box was
filled to the brim with muddy
water.
I ran to the tap to shut off the
source of the trouble.
"I need to have the sand wet
else I can't build anything,"
whined my son.
"But you have it far too wet,"
I explained. "The sand won't
hold its shape if it is that
sloppy."
My little one sat down on his
haunches and placed his chin in
his hands.
"You're not instrusted in
me," he explained. "There's
nothing to do anymore."
I pointed to his $30 bicycle
and his $15 wagon and his $5 bat
and ball and a box of toys
hearing assorted price tags.
"There's lots of things to do,"
I retorted in a rather high
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the park this morning. We went
PIT a drive last night. NPW play
by yourself for a little while eo,
can A); lunch before daddy gets
home,"
I went back into the house
before I succumbed to his
woeful expressions, He followed
me into the kitchen, his thumb
in his mouth and his fiegers
fiddling Witivone ear,
"`What are you making?" he
asked.
"Stew," I said, trying to avoid
his eyes. "Do you like stew?"
"No," he complained, "I like
begetables but not that other
stuff."
"Then you can eat potatoes
and salad," I suggested.
He was quiet.
"Can I watch cartoons?" he
asked.
"It is just about lunch time,"
BY MRS, H. F. BERRY
JULY 16 — Brucefield and
community were shocked and
saddened to hear of the sudden
death of Mr. Donald Adams.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Neil,
London, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wambald
are on holidays on the East
Coast.
Miss MI Swan, Mrs. Ham and
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott
attended the • funeral of a
relative, Mrs. McClarey in
London- on Thursday.
Mr. Donald Doucette is a
patient in Seaforth Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Cribbon, Toronto, and Mrs.
Sholdice of Exeter, visited Mr.
and Mrs. - A. Paterson on.
Saturday and attended the
Sholdice Reunion which was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Hill. Guests attended from
Toronto, London, Ottawa,
Exeter and Brucefield.
A very pleasant visit was had
by Mr. and Mrs. J. Veilleux and
family to their mother and
father's' 40th Wedding
said. "Yon had better wash
your hands and get ready to
eat."
"I washed my hands last,
night," he protested,
"Well wash them again." I
ordered.
"Your not instrusted in me
anyhow," he pouted, heading
for the bathroom.
I suppose this is a phase that
will pass. Maybe he heard that
phrase somewhere on television.
I can't imagine that he actually
understands the implications of
his charge.
But all the same it has
unnerved me and I find Pm
trying in all kinds of crazy new
ways to show him I am
"instrusted" in him.
Surely this isn't some new
planned tactic of his ...
Anniversary on Sunday, June 21
when all the family of
Prommelen were there plus a
few friends, Family lunch was
served and enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott and
family are attending the Calgary
Stampede,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Broadfoot and family and Mrs.
G. Broadfoot, Hensall, have
returned from visiting in the
west for three weeks.
Mrs. J. W. McBeath is
spending some time in Windsor
with her. son Douglass and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broadfoot
and Mr. and Mrs. John
Broadfoot are on vacation at the
East Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burdge and
Darlene are on Holidays in Owen
Sound and Brett.
Mr. and Mrs. Wailce Jackson
spent Sunday with relatives in
London and Belmont.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Londori,
has been assisting at the Farmer's
Dell on weekend in the absence
of the Elliott girls who are on
vacation.
Mrs. Harvey Taylor flew to
Edmonton to visit with relatives.
union held
who made this day, Sunday,
'July 19, 1970, a very enjoyable
one.
News of Middleton
Mrs. Andrew Grindley Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Mullock and Cara,
Eston, Saskatchewan, and Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Ogden, Marion and
Grant, Drinkwater,
Saskatchewan who have been
visiting with Dr. and Mrs.
Andrew Grindley, Carol Anne
and David at their cottage in
Snowdon Acres, Bayfield, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Middleton where they
celebrated Barbara and Andy's
twelfth wedding anniversary.
Miss Cindy Middleton is
visiting this week in Toronto,
the guest of her cousin Miss
Mary Mullens.
Congratulations to Mrs, John
Neville of Welland on her
appointment by The I-Ion.
Stanley J. Randall, Ontario's
Department of Trade arid
Development minister. "
She has been appointed to the
department's women's advisory
committee to discuss
community and economic
Problems of the various areas.
She is one ,of 25 women
appointed from various parts of
the province. Mrs. Neville was
formerly Mrs. Mary McNeil and
lived in the Auburn community
before going to Welland.
Mrs. Schneider
hosts ACW
The Anglican Church Women
of St. Mark's Church met at the
home of Mrs. George Schneider
for their July meeting.
The Hostess opened the
meeting with the hymn, What a
Friend we have in Jesus.
Accompaniment was played on
the accordian by Mrs, Gordon
Taylor.
Mrs. George Schneider led in
prayer and read the scripture
lesson. The Missionary theme
was given by Mrs. Ed Davies on
Indian conditions in Alberta.
A record on singing with
Tennessee Ernie Ford was
played and the ladies joined in
the choruses. Mrs. Schneider
conducted a contest of towns
and villages in Huron County
and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt was
the winner. A quartette
composed of Mrs. G. Hunter,
Mrs. G. Schneider, Mrs. Elliott
Lapp and Mrs. James Jackson
sang Brighten the corner where
you are, accompanied by Mrs.
Taylor.
Mrs. Schneider gave the topic
about a Sunday school
superintendent also taking the
church services in an out of the
way parish in Quebec. Mrs.
Schneider thanked all who had
taken part and helping with the
program and closed with the
hymn, My Faith looks up to
Thee.
The president, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright took charge of the
business meeting.
The minutes were accepted, as
read -by 'the secretary Mrs. -John
Daer and the treasurer, Mrs.
Andrew Kirkconnell gave the
financial statement.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor read a
letter she had received from a
parish where a bale had been
sent and thanked the ladies for
the material from which they
were able to make quilts.
The roll call was answered by
a Bible verse containing the
word, Vanity, The travelling
apron received a penny for each
letter in "The 23rd Psalm".
The business of the meeting
was discussing methods of
raising money to meet the
budget of the church,
Mrs. John Daer will be hostess
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- The meeting was closed by
prayer,
A successful auction was held
and. Mrs. Schneider served lunch
assisted by Mrs. James Schneider
and Mrs. Donald Cartwright,
PerSOna •
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher and
son Jeff visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips.
Mrs. Charles Straughan visited
this week with her neice, Mrs,
Harold Nicholson and Mr.
Nicholson at Seaforth.
Mrs. Irwin Schmidt, Tracy
and Brenton of Strathroy visited
last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 13astla
of London visited last weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Davies
and Mr. Davies.
Mrs. Ralph Munro 'attended
the reunion of the Mountain
family at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Thompson at
Fullarton last Sunday.
Misses Joy and Betty Lutz
returned recently from Calgary
where they were guests of their
sister, Miss Gloria Lutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron 'Nixon
and l3enita of Mississagua spent-
last weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills. Miss
Benita' is remaining for two
weeks holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Edna Sippell in Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Card of
Milwakee, Wisc. Mrs. Alen
Eberts and Mrs, George Grant of
Wallaceburg spent last week
visiting with Mrs. Ralph Munro.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Robertson of Copper Cliff spent
the weekend with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan
and his father Mr. J. J.
Robertson at Huronview.
Mrs. Gordon Taylor visited
recently with her cousin, Miss
Luella Johnston at her new
home in London.
Miss Diane Kirkconnell of
London spent the weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew'
Kirkconnell.
Mr. William J. Craig attended
the Wilkin—Cook wedding at
Hensall last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Watson of', 'Nile
visited for a few days last 'eieek
with Mrs. George Malian.
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We are pleased to report that.
Robert Phillips was able to COMO.
home after a feW weeks as
patient in Goderich hospital,
Mr. And Mrs, Ronald
:R,athwell, Michael and Janiee• of
Chatham spent the weekend
with her 'mother, Mrs. Gordon.
Taylor. Michael remained for a
longer visit.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
of London visited last Saturday
With Mrs. Cordon Taylor.
Mr, and Mrs. Duncan MacKay
spent the weekend with friends
4 Stoney Creek, •
Miss Frances Houston spent a
few days at Port Stanley with
her friends Mr. and Mrs. J.
MaantOSh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall, Mrs,. Ethel
McDougall, Seaforth, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon• Gross were
guests last week at the
King—McDougall wedding at
Hespeler...
Visiters at the manse over the
weekend were Mrs. Lois Poore
of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs.
• Norman Alexander of Pinkerton
and Dr, and Mrs. Fred Halderiby
of Oakville, son-in-law and
daughter of Paster and Mrs.
Alfred Fry. Mr. Morris Fry of
Kincardine also spent the
weekend at his parent's home.
Knox United Church is
undergoing an exterior paint job
and is already showing great
improvement. It , is being done
by volunteer workers.
Rev. Everett Hawkes of
Bluevale and . Belmore was
speaker at Knox Presbyterian
Church last Sunday. Mr. John
Turner of Clinton will be in
charge this Sunday.
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Guests during the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. David
Triebner were Mr. 'Brock Parker
of London, Lyn Parker of
Nobel, John Dreher of
Kitchener, Marshall Quarry of
St. Thomas, Faye Jackson of
Parry S6und and Brian Triebner
of Fergus, all members of the
wedding party at the
Parker—Robins Wedding in
Exeter on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Triebner
and' 'attended '',the
twaaihg; '41" Eike:pelt Park d and;
Ellen Robins;
Rathwell Re
The 12th annual Rathwell
reunion was held Sunday at
.rgdforeh Park with 57
,,A e,ttendants.
Bruce Rathwell conducted the
entertainment with Bill McAsh
winning the registration prize.
The other winners of various
contests were Mary Lord,
Stewart Elgie, Helen Stewart,
Walter Turner, Gladys Beacon,
Elmer. Beacon, Madeliene
Rathwell and John Ostrom.
Muriel Grigg reported on her
progress to the family tree.
The race and game winners
includes Linda Lord, Bill Elgie,
,Gayle Turner, Debbie Turner,
Don Rathwell, Elgic, Nancy
Elgin and Stewart and ,Arnold
and Vern Rathwell.
Gary McAsh is president for
the 1971 Reunion to be held in
the same place on the third
Sunday in July. Other officers
include Cliff Stewart as
vice-president, Jean Turner as
secretary, Bruce Rathwell as
treasurer and John and Dorothy
Ostrom as - registrars. Game
conveners include Doug and
Mildred McAsh, Bill and Sandra
Rathwell and' Alex and Luella
Ostrom, D'Arcy Rathwell , will
look afteepark facilities.-
A great deal of appreciation is
forwarded to the game
conveners Pat, and Bob Norman,
Mary, Joyce and Chuck Beuhler
and Peggy and Murray Morrison
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