The Brussels Post, 1941-6-11, Page 6A NOTE.—
Wethieetley, June 11th, 1941
Love Fro
he Sea
By Amy Miller
'Do you ever go dancing 'Amer' much for ins, if I was to go back
"Sio, not eines Tan went away," home."
"Well. I was wondering, Couldn't , "yes, I remember, Teddy."
you come to tee with me again '"Come and have tea one after,
noon. You don't know what it
woukl aneaa to me if You. Would.
We're both of no loxiely and—You
know, Poppy, I've often, thought of
you."
It was balm for the old sore feel-
ing, though it came too late to
count.
"We'd been such good friends,he
went on. "And it wasn't fah. to
take offence with, nie because of
what I couldn't help.'
'But tbats alt over, Weve for.
gotten it -4'm glad to hive seen
you," said Poppy.
"Shall we say Wednesday, at the
Cardovia--four o'clock."
"Yes. Here's the bus. Cheerio,
Teddy!"
"Cheerio! Pll be loofking forward
to Wednesday."
one day, somewhere where we could
&mice? It would cheer you up."
"Oh, Teddy, It'si very kind Of you,
but I'd rather note
"Why not, Poppy? We're old
"Yes, I know. Bat I don't think
'e 111 come dancing."
,"You're not cro.se with me still,
After all?"
"Of course I'm not."
"Then why won't you come just to
tea. I was feeling pretty blue when
I walked into that cinema. Some-
how it got me—coming back and so
many of the old crowd gone away.
fYeu know how it is, Poppy—nothing
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He saw her on the hue, and watch-
ed it off. •She looked from the win-
dow and smiled. He wee quite a
nice boy, but however could sbe
have fancied herself in love with
him? she wondered.
0 All the same, she felt better for
having met him. It had meant in-
terest and congenial companionship
She looked forward to seeing him
again, but she did not intend to go
to any dancing places with him. Jan
had never liked her to dance with
other men. He was "funny” jiie
Brussels, Ont. that.
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She was in the habit at witting a could no find a satisfactory help
ilbilo to him every day, though she
only poeted the letters when the
mulls went out.
That evenipg she •eat down as
usual, and for the filet time healtitt-
ed over what she was going to
write.
There was elle unpleasant busi-
ness of Ada, with which she did net
intend to worry him, and there was'
the meeting with Teddy, which she
decided not to mention,
She had never told Jan. about
Teedy. There had, been nothing to
hide, but actually it had seemed of
no importance, after Jan's advent.
Moreover, Teddy had hurt her, and
had gone his way and why recall the
episode of the past when, the present
was so absorbingly
Teddy had, as it were, prepared
the, way for Jan, and having fulfilled
his missiori ceased to matter., while
the other man filled Poppy's life.
But San being abeent, Teddy
meant something to a lonely gift
and the feeling he was lonely, too,
woke PolePle's sympathy.
She would not be seeing him
often. It was hardly worth 'while
writing about lem It was so diffi-
cult to explain in, letters.
So Poppy left it out. With Babe
away and Ada to dismiss, and a new
maid to engage, she was more than
usually glad, to have soimething
pleasant to look forward to.
Ada made things very disagree-
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virago who was revealed, and to
make matters worse, Mrs,. Benstead
and her niece took Ada's part.
But Poppy could fight for Jan. Gee
was not going to see him robbed,
and ehe let Ada depate, after a scene
eat left her exhausted, and strag-
gled with unaccustomed tasks.
The Neat, as Ada had left It wae
very different from the spotlessly
clean and orderly (place Jan had
given into her oharge.
Poppy, who had had toot little to
do, now had too much—tor she
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Or Swale days, and site was seized
with a fever for getting all in order
Per Jam He would be back very
80021 now. Ste was posting her
lettere to the poets he would toncli
ort his journey home.
She was glad to meet Teddy, and
have ,somebody tce Syinpat1iize wit'c
her in her trials, and the Cardovia
was a large and attractive cafe,
where there was aiheaye music and a
well-eressed crowd. She had gone
there that fateful morning with
Bale -when it bad been decreed
,that She should meet San that night.
Then the large rooni had been
eniny, wjth windows opening wide
to a balcony. This evening, the)
lights were gleaming, the redireters
shed welcome warmth, and the)
middle of the polished floor was
cleat..
"There's always. a tea dance on
Wednesday, but we needn't dance .f
you don't like," said Teddy.
Poppy had forgotten, for Wednes-
day was early closing day, and sill'
seldom came into the town when
the shove were shut,
They found e table aid talked
very much as they had in the cinema
cafe. He was in his most charming
I flood, that afternoon, and she res-
ponded readily to his careless gaiety,
and was glad to forget the petty
worries a her imam -keeping atel
her neighbors.
She was' just a carefree girl again,
with. the plemeont companion, of all
hour. It was oheerful, sitting here
in a pretty frock, with other .girls in
pretty frocks, end to have an at-
tractive escort like them, She had
never cared about the Caselovia
when she, was alone, but had sought
smaller places for refreshment.
As they watched the deicers her
fest were twitching and the music
Called.
To Be ,Continued
Townships
Lose Taxes
Airpont prcrperty is now' located
in four townships of Huron County.
Its tnanefer to the. Government
means that it is exempt from taxa-
tion. and that the townships affected
w:11 lose varied amounts in taxes
eadh pear. The situation affects
the County's equalized asseestnent tee
and it will have to be revised and 44,
brought up to date. 1A
, In this connection the equalization
committee of the 'County Couricil
met on Tuesday of last week and
structed County Clerk Norman y
Miller to prepare a new table for V
submission to the June session. le
Colborne has lost $15-000 in assess- •4..4
ment, Ashfield $17.600 Tuckersmith •
$G.900 aal Stareey a small amount. A
Total figures Of the County equalize I ateer A,
-mew cannot be changed; but 4
-what the four townships have lost
will have to be aboorbed so It iz y
said. 1u- these munieipalities whole y
equatz,A were raised y
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Home Away From Home
What My Absence
Did At Church
It made some question the reality of
Chrietianity.
It made sone think that I was a pre-
tender. -
10 made many regentmy spiritual
welfare and that of othiersi an
matter Of small concern
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service. 1
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preacher to preach.
Et diecoureged the brethren!, and
'therefore robbed them of a
bleesing.
11 caused (Ahem to stay away from
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teneptatione of the Delvil.
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lost ,souls.
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