South Marysburgh Mirror (Milford, On), 1 Jan 1999, p. 18

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i JR VE I | ml I ; I I bi To Serve & Protect - Continued from page 12 English movies. This huge wall with an enormous policeman sitting behind and peering over the top down at us. I don't know what they said to each other. I was so shaken and sobbing but he climbed down from his perch and we followed him into a room at the side. He mvited my mother to sit down and she perched me on a chair beside her. Slowly. between sobs. I related the whole sordid details of my life of crime as a arsonist. Finally he rose and came around the desk "You best come with me" he said. They're going to put me in jail. I thought and commenced to blubber again. "Now. now we've had enough of that" he roared and | staunched the flow of tears as best I could. We went down the hall to the front door and down the steps to the street. "Take my hand" he said. My hand disappeared into his huge mitt and the three of is walked down Dundas Street. He stopped in front of a store and ushered us in "Give this lad a big ice-cream cone" he said to the store keeper - "Any flavour he wants," My mother refused a similar offer. He squatted down beside me and said "I know you've learned a lesson and won't do such a foolish thing again" I nodded and he continued "Never be afraid to go to a policeman if you need help." I can assure you I've never set another truck on fire and appreciate the difficulties of policing even though its harder now to relate to them as they drive through the village rather than walk a beat. Kenny was upset when he wasn't forced to confess and be rewarded with a cone. >' Joan, my note to you last month got lost in the electronic world. My thanks for your note and kind comments. They were appreciated. May you and your family enjoy health, prosperity and happiness in the New Year - John A Jackson If you have questions regarding the purchase, care or feeding of pets, send your query to Scamp c/o the South Marysburgh Mirror, R.R. 2, Milford, ON Pet Behaviour concerns Special Needs Grooming & Care Training Basics Feeding & Nutrition or Whatever! - Scamp can help! (Actually, Scamp is backed up by a team of Veterinary Students & Their Instructor) Celtic Weekend - Continued from page 10 Legion is hosting the Ceilidh. St Andews Church is hosting the Kirkin o' the Tartan. New this year, the Picton Golf and Country Club is hosting the "St. Andrews Golf Tournament". the Ameliasburg Historical Museum is hosting the "Living History" event. the County Winery and the Black River Cheese factory is hosting the "Wine and Cheese" event, Macaulay House is hosting the Celtic Arts and Crafts demonstration. the sheep dog trials and the "Fun" events and the Macaulay Conservation area is hosting the "Fell Race". Other community businesses are still working on the details of their involvement, for example: The Tip O the Bay Hotel and Marina is investigating the possibility of hosting a Fly Casting competition. Organizers are still looking for more community involvement. Other County groups are participating. The Recplex is staging the Kilted Mile and the Fell races. the Regent Theatre is again the venue for the extremely successful Celtic Night Show, the County Fire departments are challenging one another in the Tug-of- War. NOTICE All enquiries regarding use of the Milford Town Hall should be directed to Freda Spice at 476-8003