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Pastor & Mrs. Arthur Rader
and Marc, Calgary, Alberta
visited with Mr, & Mrs, Elgin
Rader and Brian, way they're as deadly as drugs,
I know a lady who's been taking
courses for almost 20 years. Now,
she is an expert in everything . .
which is alright if only she
wouldn't tell us so often. She's a
walking, talking encyclopedia.
French cooking, furniture
refinishing, hair dressing, motor
mechanics woodworking are only
Mr. & Mrs. Russel. Tiernan,
Exeter, Barry .Tiernan and
friend, London, Bandy Tiernan
and Carol McCann, Mr. Zr Mrs,
Charles Tiernan, Susan and Julia,.
Exeter, Mr. .8z Mrs, George
Tiernan, Michael, Janice and
Gary, Karen Run, London, and
Dr. E,E, Tiernan Don Mills with
Mrs. Louella Tiernan and Mrs.
Susan MOW.
Ray Morlock, Crediten, won
the $35 grocery draw at Boyles
store.
Mrs. Albert Miller. Mr. .4: Mrs..
Albert Miller returned to
Brampton with Mr. .84 Mrs.
Restemayer fora. week's visit,
Mr. & Mrs, Irvin Rader, Paul
and Sharon, Mrs, Lloyd Howe
and girls, London, Mr. & Mrs,
Fred Miller and girls, Zion, Mr. 0
Mrs, John. de Niet,
and Susan Van Wych, Exeter
with Mr. & Mrs, David Rader,
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burke and
Susan, Brampton with. Milt
Haigh.
examined the plant, tsk-tsking
over it, condemning the care I
wasn't giving it and sure its
demise was close at hand.
Finally, one morning he ex-
ploded, "That darned plant isn't
doing a thing."
"Do you suppose that's because
it's plastic?" I asked him
sweetly.
He hasn't been so smart since.
But, to get back to adult
courses. The reason I want to
take one is that many of my
friends are and when I'm with
them I feel like such a dummy as
they discuss everything they
know in language I don't even
understand,
A long time ago, somebody told
me if you kept your mouth shut
and looked bright-eyed everyone
would assume you were in-
telligent, Well, that's the theory
I've been living by for several
decades but now I'm beginning to
think I'd like to throw something
into the conversation once in
awhile, too, (Besides, people are
catching on.)
Of course, there's the chance I
might get hooked on these classes
and couldn't give them up. Some
people do, you know, and in their
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I was about to write and tell you
I was starting off the New Year
with a resolution to expand my
brain by signing up for an adult
course at Fanshawe College.
I say 'I was about to tell you but
then I told my husband first and
he cracked my resolutionright up
the middle.
"Forget it," he said, "You're
smart enough already."
Now, there are many ways of
taking that remark. The in-
tonation he gave the word 'smart'
didn't exactly sound like a
compliment somehow. (Actually,
he's a male chauvinist who likes
his women stupid.)
He really doesn't think I need
'no more knowledge , . he just
knows (from experience, I fear)
that come a snowy day I'd be too
chicken to drive myself and he'd
be conned into taking me and
putting in tedious hours while I
got smart.
As for him, he doesn't need to
get smart. He reads a lot and is
an expert on everything. Even
house plants.
I bought one recently to replace
the fern that had died in the front
hall, I asked him if he liked it,
He gave his standard answer,
"How much did it cost?"
So I told him.
"Ye gods," he howled. After
examining it he stated with
further disgust, "You've thrown
away your money. Look, the
leaves are turning yellow . . it's
dying already."
"Is it?" I asked anxiously,
He assured it was and that it
had been overfertilized and over
watered and if I was going to save
the pesky thing I'd better give it
more light. I agreed to do so.
Every morning for a week he
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a few of the subjects she's got
cornered.
Of late years she's moved into
the humanities, At a holiday
party I saw her making her way
towards me. I couldn't escape,
"Oh," she enthused, "I must
tell you about this interesting
course I'm taking now. It's called
'Human Sexuality'. "
After listening to her for half an
hour I think maybe my husband's
right. I am smart enough
already.
Scott Boyle spent four days
skiing at Talisman sisi resort.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward.
Restemayer Brampton, Mr. &
Mrs. Robert Miller, Niagara
Falls, and Janet Miller, Waterloo
were holiday visitors with Mr, &
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Thursday evening was Zion
United Church Fun Night at the
Centralia Arena. There was
broom ball, skating and hockey.
The Explorers, under the
direction of Mrs. Walter
Fydenchuk, visited 37 homes of
Senior Citizens, with a gift they
had prepared, The Youth
Fellowship visited the homes for
carol singing.
Sunday evening, at a New
Year's Eve service at Zion
United Church, guest speaker
was Rev. James Somerville,
London. Special music was
provided by two singing groups,
Paul and Wally Fydenchuk with
their guitars and Susan Davis at
the piano played and sang. Gwen
Finkbeiner, home from Ontario
Bible College, Toronto, and her
friend Maureen Conlin, London,
sang, with Mrs. Alvin Fink-
beiner accompanying them.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
celebrated New Year's Sunday
with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Brown,
Centralia.
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