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THE GODIGNAL TAS.
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.ere Celebrates
50th Anniversary
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BAYFU LD, Sept. 11) "vtr . and
Mrs. W. Cotton, returned to the
village On Saturday after spending
a few days at London
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ill. Bryant spent
last week at these home in Byron.
{ Mrs. E. A. 1.‘n.theretone spent
i Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week at London.
Mrs. Varna Knee ahaw, GOde rich,
spent last Wednesday with her
so ler, Misa Cecil McLeod.
'VLA and Mrs. Jack Stewart spent
T.111111$1M.Y, %%E.VT. 26141, 1
Rev. Joseph Janes, who Iris
minister of Goderieh Baptist
Church from 1943 to 1947, and 1.
Janes, celebrated their 50th . dint; ' anniversary at London on
wed -
OUT LIMB Sunday, September 9.
Some 300 friends and former
^�4� H �1�� SMILEY
parishioners paid ,tribute : to the
retired Rapti
This week the Oki Girl and Iv Baptist minister and his
W,e. Amorvg trl1oee attending from
Go:derich were Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, Stanley street.
A native,of London, Mr. Janes
retired five ears ago after serving
for 45 years in the Baptist ministry
in Western Ontario. • His charges
included St. Mary's, Kitchener,
Ingersoll, Woodstock, Chatham,
Mrs. E. A. Featherstone. forcibly on Saturday al,terrroon. We Br�an.tford, Goderieh and New
Mrs. the wee �l.Leocl and baby took the kids to a matinee. After SaTom.
ant weak -end at London. Mr. an+d Mrs. Janes were married
sP'all the removing of goats, changing at St: Andrew's Curch, Lpnda,n,
Mr. and Mr,. Percy Renner re of seals, and opening of pc�pcorll byt the Rey. Dr. James R.oias on
turned' home on Saturday after a bctxes• I took a look to make sure
September 26, 1906. At the time,
Mrs. Janes, the former Pauline
Mowat, was contralto soloist. at
St. Andrew's Church and at First
Church.
Mr. Janes is the son of the late
all those people who belonged to Mr. and Mrs. William Janes. Mrs.
me. The awful truth that they
were, and that I was responsible r _t__
last week at Hamilton. observed our tenth weds+ing an
niversary. You'll note I use the
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paaman and word "ottserved," not "celebrated."
baby spent the week -end with her We didn't celebrate it. We just
parents, Pastor and Mus. 1- Boden observed it, with a rather fishy
ham sure.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith, Mr. and
Mr,. Ed. Rouse and baby. London,
spent the week -end with .Mr. and
The havoc wrought by those ten
years was brought home to me
heneyinooaz trip at Norahern (In- everyone was setLied.
tarso. a e
Dr. and Mrs. A. °`('. Chapman That's when it hit me. They
, spent Tuesday to Friday of last can't be all arsine" I thought with
' week at Detroit. alarm looking aiong the „row at
Dr. R. G. Hunter, Toronto, spent
--.�.�,-- , the weekend with his wile who
�---�T I rem:: ned at then cottage to be
FALL \\ EATI.E IS
OImo) y V T j E C 11 3NER
1 with her father, s'har'es Rogers,
'w t who i; seriously' ill.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bt: back, by the throat, and almost made me
Clinton, spent Sunday with Mr. drop my .popcorn.
and Mr_. Ed. Sturgeon.
Mr. and ]blush 'T. M. Leckie and i Ten years ago 1 was a young
Donna, London, pent the week -end veteran, full of beans and peculiar
® , at their cottage.
ideas. With the aid of other yours �
Moderntze Your Home Mr. and Mrs. Robt. 1hczmpsonveterans and vaz.ous wenches, an,. B�.b. Detroit, spent the week- had been successful in getting
enJ at their cottage. through all my gratuities in one
�� i Mr. and \lush Walter Westlake I year. I was broke, free, cynical,
el leave on Tuesday to spend three I elfish and fairly happy,
t weeks at Vancouver, B.C. .n
I
for feeding, clothing :,nd housing
them, among other things, took me
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Self -Storing Robert McIlwatn, sr., had the I thought Love was vomething
m. -fortune to fall from his wagon made up by women and the movies.
Marriage and children were for the
birds. :Money was something for
Mrs. Peter McGee other people to scramble after.
Ethel l B1 L•ondon spent look b k All I wanted
the w.�e>lcl at 11� -ho to—Cita—Wag -read 1�, �"i" ti'i�n�
tet summer r ) pers'ondl entanglements
{ ' 1 ft to some
f .M
Combination Windows 1
and Doors
when his team of horses ran away.
He suffered a sprained ankle,
was able to
leave' the Bayfield nursing .home on The Home was a place where old
Friday� 'and returned
i Boyd to herhome. returned people went when they • had no
money. Family ties were the ones
to Ontario to teach at S.S. No. 3, 1 I borrowed from my brothera.
Georgian Bay, after spendingthree �, .n Y
years teaching at British Coumbia. Those were pretty good days,
Mi -s t e nu. when I ae
r- rile. --- - `lags' . a
Mrs. F. Marshall who has spent and sleep when I felt like ii t, avoid
e e with Mrs. A. W. Reid ; and work
returned to Islington.' ; like the black plague, and go away
Miss Joan McLeode on Sun- '1 from Toronto, preferably
clay foe St. John, Quebec, where exotic land polluted with native
' wo'nlen.
I But, even as the walls of Jericho, �.
Nelson Hill Gets' 20 Years . I tumbled. Like most, young men i
of that age• I was just' like an egg.,
Perfect Attendance Chevron I thought I watt herd -boiled, but I
Intrrnaticnal Counsellor Nelson wasn't even cooked.' One crack
Hill was pre.e'nted with a 20 years in the shell, and I ran all over the I
perfectattendance chevron at the place.
first Lions Club meeting of the * e
season at H"t`t'l Bedford Friday In short, I got married, and I've
ex ening. Fifteen other members been running all over the place '
of the club were presented with ever since. Our marriage, in dhose ,
1.00 Per e ni atti-rrin e ; i74xttgns :year's. has had -its ups ;and do'wfise,
t -by imniediate Past Pre .ident Mery like any other. And a goad part i
' Z,g r b s- I1 re' . , • t >l -t r a, -w- owi-A.t1- tog- :...,-
peeling on Friday. sideways.
Th,r ee new member: were pre-
,eithd fir ,induction: Bruce Ers- }, In :those ten years, I've changed
fkine. Jack . Stringer and Ben. J. a lot. My cynicism is now merely
(�'his,holm. a healthy skepticism, and I'm not
as selfish as I used to be. Some
things haven't changed, however.
I'm still broke and I'm still free.
They pay for themselves in convenience.
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We service what we sell.
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Yip
.he his joined the R.C. AF
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oT14 in Landon, is the
e /ate Mr. and Mrs.
Wifliasu Mo at. Its. 9?arses is a
graduate of Woodsltk College,
where he later 2ngh't, and cj,f Mc-
Maste,r Jaaivei sty. Jilt ab:ttition to
her service was ehuxela t oloaat, Mrs.
Janes was a popular singer of
Scottish ballads, a,i.d appeared fre-
quentlytin oneer�t ,platforms in
London and distirlet. She was. a
Givzdunte of the London Conserve.
tory of Music.
The. couple has two children,
IfYou'reTIRED
ALL .THE TIME
Everybody seta a bit run-down now and
then, tired -out, heavy -headed, and naaylie
bothered hy.backaches. Perhaps nothing
seriously wrong, iust a temporary toxic
condition caused by excess acids and
Wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys,
and so help restore their normal action of
removing excesa acids and wastes. Then
you feel better, sleep better, work better.
Get Dodd's Kidney ills now. Look for
the blue box with the red bund at all
druggists. You can depend on Dodds. 52
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both of who= were preaent at th
turave=ry cilebratioun. They are
Dr. Joseph Mowat �4d11ne9a � i` 'a
Minn., and Mrs. Rtldy Eberhard
(Helen), of ]London. There are
eight, grandchildren. The ree -
tion in the couple's honor was held
1I
u 1%iru. J l ed-axel& bonze Cita Wel.
lington amet, 14ndon,
Excavations in annient Itrrngeii
and 'wine reveal that sewer sys-
tems of that time were waterborne,
ne,
as are today's modern syi.
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EBB _ROSS
SAYS: '
If you should die, could your wife pay
off the mortgage? Or continue the
payments? Our Mortgage Redemp-
tion Plan will give your family a
hoine to life in, instead of a mortgage
to pay.
Let's talk this over.
E. M. ROSS
Representative Godorich, Ont.
Phone 37
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Oh, no"t free in the old way,
mind you. 1 can't go Out with
t':rls any more. i can't sit around
with the boys until the wee small,
and I can't pack a bag and take
o1 for Rio de -Janeiro. Not tulles,
I want to arrive at the airport
with a kid hangi.lg onto each leg,
and a wife flying from my neck
like a pennant.
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' But I'm free in the things that
really count. I can go a whole ;'ay
without shaving, for example, and
get nothing more than a few black
looks. I can speak my mind freely
on any subject, around our place,
without fear of contradiction. As`
_ long as I do it while I'm down
fixing the furnace. I can go golfing
or fishing whenever I feed like it.
As long as nobody else in the
family wants to do something
different.
PHONE 766 I.'s amazing the junk you ac-
quire in ten years of married life.
37-8 When I was a young bucko, I
abhorred the thought of posses-
sions. 1 didn't want to own any-
thing, and I didn't want to 'sink
any roots. Since then I've accumu-
lated enough stuff to fill. a couple
of large warehouses.
Besides the ball -and -chain, I've
got two kids, two mortgages. I've
got a great,. big, rambling wreck
of a house that swallows, with
gusto, every spare dollar I have.
t I've got a 1950 car that guzzles
gas and oil like a wino on a week-
end. I've got a house full of
furniture and just p'l'ain, junk. I've
girt a closet -full of clothes that
shr,uld be given to. the Salvation
Army. I've got a wht..:e room full
of wed comic books and broken
toys.
In those ten years, a, the saying
goes, a lot of water has gone udder
the bridge. And most of it has
ended up in my cellar. But there's
plenty on the credit side. Two
healthy yaungater., com,pensate for
the fact that I hake to take p,heno-
barbitol three times a Jay, for my
nerves.
/1/
look in the
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Fishermen who begrudge the
effort involved in catching live
crickets for bait can buy aquart
of them, by mail, from a Georgia
cricket farm.
We learn that it takes fifteen
days for cricket eggs to hatch,
eight weeks for the insects to
grow to bait size. We note, too,
that the brooders where they _
laze about in 85° temperature;
lapping up chicken mash, are
iniad i aT'iit tirttihrtaut cosh=
fess we're not too surprised. It
simply means that this busy
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in the busy housing industry ---
this time providing clean, warm,
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it again.? You're darn right I
would It's been a wonderful ex-
perience, and as we step off inn)
the eleventh year, I can't help
giving thanks for the gentle, •tead-
fast, beautiful help -mate I have
had in that. deehde. (OK., dear.
, you can atop twisting my arm now).
tt -o 0
The old engineer pulled his fav-
orite steam engine up to the water
tants and briefed the new fireman.
The fireman got op on the tender
and brought the spout down el.
_right. bat x:emehnw his foot caught
in the chain and h' <tepped int(
the' lank
As ho floundered in the water
the engineer watehe t him with a
i;a,rndieed rye.
",Iu>t fill the tank with water
Sonny," he driwlrct "No need t(
stomp the otrfo (1:i01'n "
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