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October 28, 1976
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9 CAR RALLY WINNERS— A total of 38 cars participated in Sunday's area car rally with all proceeds going
to the South Huron Recreation Centre fund. Above, one of the organizers Arn Mathers presents plaques to
the winners Chuck Ford and Paul Armstrong. They picked up only one penalty point, T-A photo
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The, second car rally this fall
proved to be fairly simple for,
some driver-navigator teams but
for others
difficult.
Sponsored
it was extremely
by the South Huron
Recreation Centre fund raising
committee, the rally covered 57
miles in South Huron and for a
few moments parts of Berth,
For at least two cars it also
included a visit to Middlesex
County, Bill Armstrong and Greg
Pfaff visited Lucan on their tour
which took them a total of 1.412
miles,
John Munn and his partner
... ended the first segment in
Parkhill and the second in
Zurich. At that point they
discovered they should have been
in Fullerton and headed there for
a fresh start,
They hit the finish line at the
Usborne township farm of Allan
Rundle at 6:30 p,m. some five
hours after leaving the starting
point at the south end of Exeter.
The Munn vehicle travelled.'a
total of 190 miles,
A very faulty odometer can be
blamed for Ron and Elaine
Bogart failing to reach the first
checkpoint which was located at
Woodham.
A check of the Bogart van
Sunday night showed a
discrepancy of one-fifth of a mile
on every mile travelled.
The officialwinners of the rally
were Paul Armstrong and Chuck
Ford who accumulated only one
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• •.4.•••••1• • ••• ‘BitiWARIONOFLEItHER -"14'
Katie Was Crawling along the porch
railing. She arched her back, then mov-
ed forward peering continuously to right,
and left.
Suddenly she slipped and fell to the
ground. As she fell she rolled herself in a
little ball, so she wouldn't be hurt.
Sometimes she and her friend Larno did
this for fun: but today it was not for fun
— she just slipped.
She picked herself up and walked
carefully through the leaves to her
favourite tree where she crawled up and
hid among its kindly branches.
Katie loved to hide and watch the
panorama below. Little black bugs
whizzed through the air, Saucy mos-
quitoes hummed their favourite tunes.
Then T.J. the house cat came snif-
fing. Suddenly the dog W. Dirj began
barking. T.J. showed' her claws while
backing up. Hissing sounds filled the air.
What was going on?
Katie crouched lower, a strange
cackling took place — a long legged bird
strolled under the tree. What was it?
Katie had never seen any bird here al,
the farm that looked like that).
Suddenly this bird fanned its tail,
What beauty — colored eyes gleamed at
her — green, blue and gold — truly she
was a gorgeous sight.
Then Mr. Farmer appeared calling
T.J. and W, Dirj to come to him, They
sat entranced — then again Mr. Farmer
called gently. Obedience brought them
to his side.
He picked up T.J. and W. Dirj
followed silently turning to see if that
Creature were following. As they neared
the house — once again this queen bird
lost his beautiful tail — wherever did it
go?
When Katie arrived home that night
she was excited and told her parents
about the beautiful bird and how he lost
his tail, They laughed and said it was a
proud peacock who had come to live and
strut at the farm, She was told not to be
frightened. Sometimes the peacock
would scream and then Katie was afraid
curling herself up and hiding under a
friendly leaf.
Katie was a lovely little person, only
having Larno as a playmate and he
always wanted to do things that she
couldn't 'do. Mis. Katerpillar told Katie
that she could have a Hallowe'en party.
Katie was thrilled * she would ask
everyone she knew, especially her farm
yard friends.
They were invited to come in
costume on October the thirty-first.
There was to be a prize for the best
costume, Oh what fun!
What could she wear? As the day
grew ner, there was great, excitement.
Her parents had many goodies for her
party; their house was cleaned,
everything was ready, Katie could hard-
ly wait. The party was to be in the
orchard so all her friends could attend.
The red cow, the black horse, even W.
Dirj and T.J. could not get in their tiny
house.
Finally the big night arrived.
The cow came with a big bonnet and
dark glasses.
The black horse was carrying his
plaid blanket.
W. Dirj had worked himself into old
blue jeans. .
The old goat came with his beard
coloured red, likely from the pail of
sheep dip that was in the barn, he did
look funny!
The baby lamb arrived with his nur-
sing bottle.
Dear old Patrick the pig came with
a pail for leftovers to help feed his little
ones.
Then a strange guest arrived. He
had the farmers' boots on, his head held
high, he sat down apart from the others.
Yes it was Mr. Peacock. Well he was
welcome, if he were quiet.
They all played gaines and Mrs.
Katerpillar brought piles of food: hay
for the cow, oats for the horse, a tin can
for the goat, a bone for W. Dirj and a
saucer of cream for T.J. who had a red
bow on her.tail.
Where were Larno and Katie?
Everyone waited, even Mr. Peacock
waited. Mr. and Mrs. Katerpillar smiled
and waited.
.*
Suddenly through the air came two
beautiful butterflies. Only Mr, and Mrs.
Katerpillar knew whom they were.
* * * *
Now you have guessed it!
I wonder if you could change
yourself into a new person? Never again
would they have to crawl and hide. They
glided into the air and saw all the
beautiful world from high up,
What beauty th'e good earth had, I
wonder sometimes if we looked higher,
perhaps,things would look beautiful too.
Perhaps we could change ourselves
from the cocoon stage into beings of
beauty like Katie could, never again to
turn into a worm, but always a beautiful
butterfly,
and happy Hallowe'en,
Into a butterfly, you'll be beautiful,
Katie and Larno wish you all a safe
Let's have a Hallowe'en party, take
your treats to some of our shut-ins, turn
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