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neighbourhoods of I In use Bannnckburn Mr lialph and Mrs Ikntun enterluntd wilh music or a while and many played before Mr I- IN THE RAIN at Eden Mills Fun I air Saturday are Sharon Richardson Trevor and Jason all of The fair had be cancelled of the drenching rain Plans for a ball game bingo bake tables booths and games went down the dram Waller called the young couple lo decorated chairs Ik and A C Palter son and Mrs Benton had short addresses of welcome and t wishes Both ex pressed their thanks and a bountiful lunch was served Reader ire free our local hbriry and people are en lo read Whoever picked up one by Pearl Buck at the hall on in evening please let Mrs know and then read the book young folks enjoyed a dance in lal Mall on Sit evening to raise money for baseball forms and report ood time Ebenezer Birthdays church news By Mrs Ron Mclean Happy birthday to Heather Dunbar Price Gordon Diamond and Vi Hay ward Mr Ivan Harris Acton is a patienl in General Rev It sermon showed that in Jesus day there were iwo kinds of law He called the law and prophets was His Bible How Ik loved A group said thai the Ten Commandments were too broad and wrote many rules of interpretation of I him A volume written by the scribes is said to be a book of pages There are volumes of rules in the Talmud Taking the beautiful principle of keeping the Sabbath day holy they said if carry a burden on the Sabbath you have broken the law Lei sdcfmc a burden hcv slid So they decreed that anything larger than a dried fig was burden Pharisees which means separated ones asked permission to go away from the world to live lives as perfectly as possible Osprmge Newcomers ho lid ays in news of district lt lljnsl mis I Mrs If 1 ii 1 rid i in nlK with ikvilh r ml Mr rt iid I iv id Mrs si iirk Hi in in tin north it in 1 irk lie ir the Shrine it Midland mil s at lndL the v sister ited I rol hi We well I d Bin si Mrs in Mr ind Mrs Truck water on tap sons Stephen mil irt to lommiinilv inn from to tin house Mr mil Mrs Illicit forme rl til stew iris dwelling lldiui Mrs l linnet McMillan Ins relumed to her home in Si iuii Sisk after i isiluij for month with Mr Mrs Doris She mended I ilhcnngs the home of Mr Mrs in in Mr and Mrs I imes in fcnti Mr and Mrs George Mian George Diana and their niece I Billon of motored west Inns lo ilgarv lhe went north lo Irinee George then hack through the Okanogan Valley home through the northern Dinted Stales The children enjoyed Ihe mimals in the parks Mr Mrs llobert Grundy and son David and Helen el attended Ihe at last Salurdiy ihjs i supihts Hilton Hills hid moved lov mis lie shorter in irder pel pit to tin noise f the trucks mime iter Works Director Bub it hi i prclly si nous farm if people milled iler I it II hard ship for people Hit rur he Milton Mi or MicArlhur tint She hen lint him tempi mils Hit noise in Milton is well bill she sunt tin council took Hit new Hi it people who net led lo have it She cited example of a firmer being able his livestock is a run people face if water supply was restricted She noted thai dining long dry spells the limited number of trucks go all day part of the night jusl lo get around Ai this time of year a drive along a country road yields some views mostly of ladies standing on their I leads in the garden What a great year this has been for the garden wall towall weeds in wall to- will mud It also been a fantastic season for encouraging the farmers favourite discussing he No what you plant il the wrong year for it Right now mosl gardens boast enormous prolific tomato plants Ilia I arm getting enough sun ripen Ihe fruit If you planted just a few more green beans than you really needed in ease it was a dry year you are now up to your nostrils in plastic bugs freezing the darn things We picked a bushel basket of green peppers at Ihe end of July from a dozen plants Now what do you do a bushel of peppers Right you pickle them I spent an entire Icrnoon making like Peler Piper and found the whole lot made only one quart of pickles and nobody will cat them The corn crop looks terrific at the moment but typical get some sun the corn will rot on the cob The grain is fall and ripening and should make up for the hay provided the farmer can get off the field That phrase has always made me chuckle Providing we can it off the field I know the farmer is always getting kicked by everyone from the weather man down but it always amused me when the answer to a remark on the quality or crop was It may look good now but let see if we can get il in the barn I guess he got a right o be though If ihe crops loo good the price will be down An joke farmer surveying masses of superb haystacks lining his barn yard remarks lo companion It II be the worst year yet If this lot catches fire