Mrs. Arnold Vanlderstine, left, and Mrs. Roy Gillis, are “active’’ members of the UCW, at the recent Father

writing, to give his version of

ELLEN’S DIARY This Weather

Allowed For

Deviation In Schedule

There was, as was to be expec- ted, snow to be cleared away from some doorways this morn- ing. Even while little drifts eontinued. .to. wander__restlessly, like sere leaves of autumn blown bimher and yon, along the yards and the fields

“We're not too badly off in that if we can't get in to tend the animals by one door in the barns or stables, we can by ano- ther’’ Mack reckoned. ‘‘That is something farmers should allow for when they are building their barns: they should see that there are more entrances than one.”’

Though he had sunshine at his back when on foot this after- noon, he faced into the wind, braving the drifts of the road- way to tend the stock that win- ter in a far barn, it was, he said, “‘not the most enjoyable experience’ for him. This outing included not only putting out. supplies of hay and grain, spreading fresh bedding for the animals, but also a snowy trek to break away an area of molded snow from ‘the streamlet's brink’ so that they might have easy access to its flow

At Alderlea, today’s weather allowed for some deviation from the usual schedule. No horse was hitched, no hauling done. And watching the little drifts run, we remembered how all in all gracious February had been. And pictured the charms of the springtime now day by day drawing near...

An Irish stew, we made for) supper,its base pieces of beef

from a share of the ‘‘quarter’”’| a large house here, not very well|er when we married) became

which had come in to be wrapp- ed piece by piece and stowed planned to finish reading that | book. And “Oh deart* we had!

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been ashamed that we had been for the moment ungra- teful for the blessing received, and in our disappointment. had than might be, the youngest one of the name. Beef and vegetables and dumplings. And for des- sert, pie, a small one to be sure, made from an old-time variety of apples, brought up from. the cellar bin.

And the sun went down above the rim of valley, gilding the treetops there, and the white world was presently shadowed prettily by the winterblue shades of the dusk.

Again it is weekend. The wind is becoming drowsy. The drifts lie still. There is peace in the valley, that which invariably de-

you at eventide, perhaps? Such as those re from ser— vices in the litth Church home, on a stilly summer eve- ning when the afterglow was still reflected indoors though the chandeliers and other lights had been lit. It brightened the wall above the pulpit, and came down| Wend): that wou ee age to light gently the face of the! with you against him, as re- Minister, as he sought from| gards his nagging , joyless Heaven for all of his flock, 4 | compulsive desire to crush the parting grace. is then at) wings of your spirit. week's end it will be: | His c ing preoccupation with T sex renee words, ~ | your cheteeterlstcaly Mrs. : : . |Middieclass quest for daytime My heart's true wish to send| diversion aa shops) rey

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Indeed it is this very aspect of the situation, namely, your brainwashed, ingrained, involun- tary doormat deference to his criticism, however cranky (which finds you unable to de- cide for yourself when

you, neurotic That you may know that far or = socially well” eijesied. near, | with a sound ego, wouldn't

My loving thoughts attend you.| gream of butting into this de- |costs, the high milk bill almost |

partment much less with cen-

I cannot find a-truer word sorship intent.

Nor better to address you;

Nor song, nor poem, have 1 heard

Is sweeter than ‘God Bless You!’

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and Son Banquet held on Mon; --to supper were, left, Queen's

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IDA BAILEY ALLEN —

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close. What throught shall we Then thou art safe forever!” leave with you? we wonder. A_ Until Monday — Diary benediction: a peace-be - with-|Good - night

MARY HAWORTH |

| On ‘Sunday afternoon, Feb-

Man/‘s Criticism Is Mean Little Diversion ls Needed _| Study Boo

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: I have an _ independent income from a family inheritance that equals my husband’s yearly pay. We have been married to each other twice; our second round started three years ago.

We've moved several times (his wish) in these last years, and at present are settling into

organized as yet (or perhaps I'm not) due to so many moves, I think

Joe has a good job in the gov-. sighed in our heart. And thenjernment service. is strict with| seq me to leave him and I did. away the very evening we had |the children and me (a top ser- Not a good record for either of

geant type) and never turns down an evening poker game. I encourage him to have -his friends in.

The first time we married I adored the ground he walked on.

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| was continually unfaithful. My eal beat ee.

second husband (a social drink-| The president, Mrs. Horace Paynter, opened the

with the theme “God's Power in the Early Church” followed by prayer, hymn 412 and the

lalcoholic and threatened to kill me and the children (two by my first marriage and two by that

_ CGIT Groups To Observe Anniversary This Sunday

leyfield and Orwell Head United| yg. aoy Churches will join with the CGIT|s. ¢

groups from the Montague Bap- tist, churches to observe the 50th an-

movement.

The entire service will be con- ducted by girls representing each group. The Message will be brought by Sherren MacKinnon of the Valleyfield CGIT and the choir will be composed of all CGIT members, who will pre- sent two anthems.

Offering received at this ser-

of the greatest needs of the In- ‘donesian church is for leader-

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