The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-01-27, Page 4SUGAR
AND SPICE
6y Bill Smiley
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By Br{g. W., MacLeod Ross The junior,.competition, run
by Mrs. McGinn, aroused little
a aroused
Stl members attended interest in either teaclt.exs or
the ,.t.Yoderich iiorticultural So - children. Two did send in post-
- , eletr's annual general meeting Os: Nancy Miller and J ne Bax-
, on 'January 19th in St. George's h received. consolation
ter, vv a, ...
Parish ►k1•`1tl. Mrs. Don kklcgiee tizes for their goody Ci,tizens,hip
... _;� .. ,. k ut : presided., � ., .•. . p •
TR? THIS ON SADISTS I d o# a runk, beefi looked Q °- . w a and public spirit.
step, mn a snQwlrrnk It ,tight; - essep- -read_th a �-s: � -,vtiei�wee--•tha est,
A, . good yuan "eo ' -le, decent, o a d e l h annual re ort f ee and 'helpers,
' r. _ Mad
ren ?ets, have a Morbid streak.•e total- is at v and said how, much
p bang putated, 1 asked Heim if he'd like -tends 'showed t � r�cefp_,-._. flower shows i d ti,
They get a . big one as• a souvenir, but he .didn't, +798.fl.6 and a pendrture at ,56.12.- she had enjoyed her term of
out 'o
and protected its fi6wer and,.
-\'egeta'ble crop. c .
Now OflKeQrs
The slate ,O offirce9s for 1960
was next presented by Mrs. R.
W. Bell and unani ndusiy, ap-
proved on,a motion by. Jack War-
ren and Mrs. Harper. President,
Mi: Marr` owe11; past presi-
"dent, Mrs. Don McKee; first vice-
president, Mfrs: Bert Worsell;
second vice -presto rt, Mrs. Beg:
McGee; secretary, Mrs. E. Jessop;
treasurer, ,Fd, Rowlands; mem-
•bershi-g 'conveners," ;Mrs. Bert
Worsell and Mrs. Neil' Shaw;
social 'Conveners, Mrs. Malcolm
Campbell, Mrs. `Dewar Norman
and -Mrs -Gordon Smlth; -public-
ity, Brig, G. M. Ross; -auditors,
A. R. Scott and Gordon Muir;
nominating committee, Mrs.
Many p p wakened with a frozen fo t, n as w 1 as her al p committees espec-
�•i�X
in y tvrat'ln hearted in most (flied to have three -.toe§ arn- the Year's activities- Ed. Row- tally , those who had convened
f the gruesome or the goi:y. { seem too keen. 24, leaving a creditfihalance°for office. Miss" Hume proposed a
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• 1 ` ' - the new year. of $186.42 as duly vote of, thanks to her and tier
dyes glinting, voices lowered,'' The next customer was a mal- audited. A highly cceditable rc- assistants for their efforts.
they discuss with relish Aunt, kjous old bat �vho.looks like the suit in these days of perpetual Mr. R„ W• Bell then projected
Sadie°s cancer' of the liver, the flowei but in reality is the ser- defieits. Mrs. Bert Worsell re- a series of color _slides loaned
weekend accident in which a+pen under -t;__ Been t'ightlnt;„porkf x�,ofi1X<11a n>embers;. 7 le s-t.by-the Hurpee et�i fpany of••Philo
pillar ,of the community smash-: with�,o, r wife again? It's about
ed his pelvis while heading for, time shs ut her foot down. On
the' city 'with his mistress, or yours, hee-hee.”
Uncle George's advanced dropsy.; a.
•.' .° ,z • -. "Well, we weren't exactly
It's a shame, then, to •disap- fighting," I told her. "I had the
point these people'when there's shotgun out and was just trying
than in 1964; a parlous state of delphja showing their new 196E
affairs. - flowers and explaining how a
Mrs It W Bell read the So-' large seed firm raised, pollinated
ciety's letter congratulating May-
or Walkom on his publicised de- s Bibi Soci�ty ReceiptsPark to the citizens ,of GoderichY
a chance to sort a little calor to, scare her a little, just in_ fun, as `a .park cnce more; .praised
their lives. This week I had that when the darn thing' went off his farsightedness and his un- Reported ' - Increase
- Chance. I. cut my foot rather and blew a hole in my foot the flagging 'efforts to. maintain the . -
badly. • Nothing serious,, but en -size of an orange. Wants see?" heauty of the town..
ough to give mei good heavyRobert Knighton of London, tributed in Canada in 70 tang -
She turned'green and started to The president referred to secretary . of Canada Trust, an I
limp. ' sway, so I left her. ('puncillor Such's good w ark on
_ uages.
the Parks Committee and his pounced recently ,on, behalf of
It•happened on the weekend, a fourth interrogator, a-youn:' plans for planting crabtrees at' the Western Ontario District of
and Monday morning I was ready lath' who "loti'es trouble er th` Cour' House entrance, -- 'the. Canadian Bible Society, of
for, them. The first eager en-: ec lc, that is came upme, Nt hich he is the president, that
p , p — �_ _ _T �'�,:�95•EO was forwarded to the
quirer caught roto just inside the <,s' i llstenl•ng, and solicitou -,y
door, as I arrived for work. What h,�ned .it eras nothin * serious place, missed, and lopped off national office of, the Bible So -
was it? Bad fall and a broken I said not wally, jus: a fe�� seg all but my littlest toe. riety in 1965 for translating, pub -
ankle? Hopefully. Arthritis get- erect teeid ins, Never he able. to " ,: `•fishing and 'distributing the
g. ble? Co. ;, .i,,;+, .n} toes main, but luc'.y° Cc'' --ting my coat in the cloak-,t-hri�itian SCrihtures� ,
tin unbeara
' ' :o ,e: oft �:� easily. ":�ittr 611, roto at the end of'a pretty Raised through the contribu-
No, no, nothing 'as simple as it ,,.i„ a- 30 -foot drop.- , ' interesting day, I heard two fe-i tions of many people in many
that, 1 assured' }ter. I explained male colleagues, unaware of my; churc±'es throughout 170 bran -
that .joy wife and I had been Gaping, she ursued, "What in �presence�, reconstructing the i,rhes in communities of South
practising oak karate on Satur the world happened?" accident; • ' \Western Ontario, ,this money
will go toward the Snciety's
-day night, as usliaT. Growing • ,
r g, world �cide work.
"Nothing much. I fell off the
dents in the refrigerator •with' say, and clirpbing a tree after; Noir published in over -f;230
the sides of our hands, we'd de-
roof and landed 'on one of the black squirrels, with a shotgun."' nanuages, the Bible or portions
sided to try same footwork. I'd
iron spikes in the front porch
bored with smashing those big.
Drunk as a billy -goat they,
of i#. are available in the tongues
launched a jump -kick at my -,railin=g. , —`:Qo, no- I� heard he'd` gone ! -of 97`�e of the penpLe or the
wife'. 'teeth. She, a real karat .! - ' after his wife arid. kids with! world Last year over ,100,000, -
expert, had stuck out ,her ton- "Bet what in the world were the axe, and dropped it on. his 1000 copies of .Scriptures were
ue, and_ it_ waS so sharp she'd You doing up on the roof, in, the i foot." I limped ,off. Quietly. Tri -circulated throughout the'world.
r -inch - `ash in my middle' of winter?' --You aniisti um hantI ... _ ... _4-Ovtier-- 400,000 Copies' wei-Q dis-
opened afou i g � P y
foot. Four inches deep, tbjt is. t have, been out of ""our 'mind!", - -
1 don't know whether the lady "Oh, no, not really. I was just,
who's asked believed me, I just trying to get'my wife to come
walked off and left her standing down out of the tree.', :and that'
there, mouth open, eyes slightly , shut' her. up. •
crossed:
- . f As the day went on, I toid�
The next -enquiry came, from. other 'vultures that: A , Grey-'
cane ; of the _ loudmouths who hound bus had stopped on top
like •to e rrass one •in front, of my foot and didn't move until!
of a group. He tried- Loudly,, the lights changed; the. foot had E
- 'Whada do? Get. drunk and fall been burned beyond recognition
down the- Cellar stairs, ho -ho. ' by a faulty electric -blanket; that
* my daughter- had •been helping l ,
Not at all, I told him calmly.''to chop kindling for the fire-
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The Canadian Bible Society
is,asking fcr 5800,000 in 1966 to
meet the urgent- and increasing
demands from other countries
for the Word of ,God in man's,
languages.
The Bible Sociei i -es are cur-
rently supervising .some 4.000
translators •.vho are engaged in
translation work in 500 langu-,
ages. English is the another,
tongue -of only 9% of the world!
population. • -
The London Branch was the
largest- single source of contrib-
utions, accounting for 518,516 21.
of the total received in 1965.
Moarl*ad, Mrs. S. C. .rgYle add
Mrs. (*± Pridham
odo
Colttinuing directors:G . r n
l�lialr, Dewar Norman,. Brig. G.
M. Ross, Mrs. F. Overholt and
Mrs. N. G. McIver.rect-
ors: Mrs. Eugene • Ryann, Mid, M.
Campbell, Mrs .]E1. Stewart, 1Vrs.
nzeiiSIe e "and"'S.ixhn `Wilson:
The--Eie1Ir ,Psident, , y ass Mary
Howell .. splice briefly on some
of her ideas, e.g., more'meetings;
garden- visits; informal discus-
sions,. but bus trips for adults
was „ vetoed.'
The next meeting is� set• for
Wednesday, March 2nd in St.
George's Hall _ at , 6 p.na. avhen
color slides of last year's flower
show arrangements will be pro-
jected'and discussed.
Mrs. MacLeod Ross,_on behalf Q
of St. George's Church Chancel
Guild, invited anyone, member
or not, to come and see a series - R E m o vA L
of color slides showing altar
flower arrangements as made by
the Guild of the National Cath-
edral, Washington, D.C., for the'
various seasons.
Door prizes went to: Mrs, Arm-
strong, Mrs, Reg. McGee, Mrs. N.
Shaw and Mrs. E. Pridham. Tea'
,was served by Mrs. Reg. McGee
and her helpers.
60 Aftend: Arthur Circle Meet
nth,
Monday, Jaziu�y i h,
the Arthur Circle of Knox Chu,
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r
fiat
meeting�
d
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1d is a
the, new executive. .
Sixty ."members and friends
attended the traditional pot
luck supper, - which was eon -
ed -ilyfns. =lay Dyke and:
her helpers.
Reverend G. -Lockhart 'Royal•
was guest speaker: His theme
"was. "The Mission in the
Church . Today." Ur. 'Royal
stressed, that "our mission
should ,Ile as God's, wi , love
all the world,regard'iss of
to,
race, creed- . Col r- ' _�.--,� -
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L eIi'd f My .Sh apher'd;
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pan ed 01 the plana by► Mr. W>il
liana Cameron, organist- and
:Choir- master.-
The .president, Urs. William
Salha�efer, officiated at a sivort
busieness,meeting. ' Sevirai pro-
je ' *ere ?planned, the first to
-be a rummage sale Sin March,
date to be annoi aced "later,
Mgrs. W. J. Pollock reported
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