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Odds n' ends
by Elaine Townshendl
Mixed bag
earlier Mr. Ground Hog had been snowed
Ain and unable to make his a,nnual"appear-
ance. Some people turned black and blue
from pinching themselVeS-6-make sure
they weren't dreatning and to remind
themselves it was still mid-winter.
- Indeed it was too early to start thinking
• about "Petting V,if B-. inter Taed", as Edwin - •
John Pratt suggested.
"Oki Winter with an angry frown
Itestationed on his head his crown,
' And 'grew more obdurate, ,
, As rumours every day had flown •
From some officials near the throne
That he might abdicate.
Fixing his rivals with his eyes.
He thumped his chest and slapped
thighs,
And ground his. Arctic heel.
'Splintering the dais, just to show
That he -was lord of ice and snow,
With sinews of wrought steel."
his
WASHER Model MWG 1150
spiralator agitator
3 wash/spin- speed selections
S wash/ rinse temperature combinations
5 wash- elides -- regular, panto:Mint
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pre:sort;
t .wash
, yicoiro, extra wash; and
self clean recirculating lint filter
bleach dispenser •
infinite water level control
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ZEHRS 6INNERS KELLOGG$ HONEY & NUT
CORN
FLAKES
525 g. PKG.'
MACARONI
& CHEESE
225 g. PKGS.
STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE 100% WHOLE WHEAT
MoCAIN DIETRICHS
SUPERFRIES BREAD
4 LB. BAG 24 oz. LOAF
ROYALE
BATHROOM TISSUE
ROYALE
FACIAL. TISSUE
COLOURS
STOKELY
KIDNEY BEANS
14 FL, OZ. °
TINS.- R
100:
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PKG.
DEL MONTE FANCY
. PEAS, PEAS & CARROTS.
CREAM STYLE CORN,
' CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS
10
FL. 02.
• TINS
4
ROLL
PKG. - •
:89#
SOUP MIX - -
f 120 g. PKG. OF 2
BRAVO:
SALAD OIL
LE
SIZE * .59
NINE LIVES
CAT FOOD
vs3F,Aa t 5 „
R r r TINS
scifTortE PKG. 40. 60 OR
100 WATT 'OF 2
IMPERIAL SOFT CRISCO ,
MARGARINE SHORTENING
1 LB
TUB 99~-1,NB 1.39
F '
6.5 oz., P3 r 280 g.
R SIZE
9A # .
PKG. , ,
GATTUSO ZEHRS
TOMATO PASTE HOT CHOCOLATE
SEALTEST
ORANGE JUICE
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PACKAGE.c 0
90RANGE
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TEA BAGS SWABS
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SWISS
STYLE
1/6 g.
-CUPS
GAY LEA
YOGURT
2F49#
RED ROSE QMPS
ASiORTED VARIEllES
SCHNEIDERS
MEAT PIES
4
MESH BRAN
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MUFFINS:
, • SCENTED 0R ONSCE TEO ea MOZWELIA on:OnvARYI
• 2 1406. PKG. BAN'' ROLL-ON_ _
AL
BADEN CHEESE ;4'
BLUE1NATER' BOSTON BLUE . „79 ligtjoso ,
FISH STICKS APPLE SNACK BUNVIJ 99°
PAPER MORE SPECIALS A
KRAFT -
, EffirA NViv ,A LO! T " :5
NORMAL OR OILY SHAMPOO 4,3 29 WESTONS RASPBERRY
BODY ON TAP 45° I"' swiss ROLLS: PKG_OF 4
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Err BREAD 16 " 99'
;SIMI ROLLS _0_01.99 #
MiCAIN - FROZEN .10'or..PKG: WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
PURCHASES !TO REASONABLE WEEKLY.
,FRESH
LARGE EGGS
BRUSSEL SPROUTS -69
P. SI:160F 699,—
FAMIt.V REOU,IREMENis
CANADA'N 'GRADE
1,4401IMICKS BISCUITS 39
FRESH FROM
ZEHRS
ROYALE - ASS:fij. COLOURS
'TOWELS MAYONNAI1 500 129 ICE CREAM_ _
FOR YOUR LAUNDRY
SUNLIGHT
DETERGENT
12 LITRE - 4.8 Kg.
RIO BRAND
MUSHROOMS
10
FL. OZ.
TIN -
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARckI
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food to munch, plus all the
cheese and table scraps they
eau , keg-item the soft-heart-
ed. They neVer , need to be
Sheared indeed the ritaxt,
„mum amount tit' .euat-care
reqbited Wouldbe infrequent
b4-ir Week lY /)rushing. and
occasional stripping :AO! re,
wive dead hair. They .shed
once or twice year rather
than alt• the that. the
nuisance of dog hair in the
"corners Is minimized; •
In appearance. a. cairn
-4ands about (Cinches high.
floor tQ withers, with no
knees apparent. She is briad-
le in colout, with dark-tipped
ears and tail, and about 14
inehes long. front to Welt.
Wisti has a foxli ke or catlike
face, as compared to the
Scottie. and often ielle-kk her
Potpourri
by Jeanne Kirkby
something more profitable, I
,vvould have been just as
happy, and started livestock
farming., But, .the, first dog
that iheldt,sinelly andtrantie.
, , 'attention, just. crawled
tdei- my chin' and into our
•bearts.,41:ti ;set the , 'ail:liar
40.1nr,' I-bad en,agreethatthis•
,wveld he a birthday .present;
• .oniversar0
• 'er'S Hay preseq,.
thing else riot: ncutioned for
a 'whole , year,...:a0;* did, .1.t
was werth. it,
THEY DON'T EAT MUCH
Our dog., Kristi Meadow
Muffin, is a Cairn Terrier: A
Cairn is quite a small .dog.,
ceeighing only 13-15 lbs.
'when fully grown. They don't
cat much, a -daily ration
being about half a semi-
moist bureer. and some dry '
owned a red wheaten terriel.
named McAndy The Wend-
t) temperament of this- dog
makes it popular, especially
with ehilcken. Cairnt, are so
short that they seem to be
extra attracted to small Ito-
When you walk, to the
park. OW dog is in seventh
. heaven seeing Si) many kids.
anti, must make a fuss liver
MOM all,
• Ye:siorclAy !. at lite 'puppx.
when lAttne4 off:lac
- 'Maur Of, the V4.0 just fat ,
.f9r
tityer. seen .;so ntanY '49,0- •
ter' ether Ogee befpre.
Idso"lung low boa dings bar
dere.d tuck and front with
runs. houseil-
,
about of
them. ' German Shepherds,
Sheepdogs, chows,, Scotties
and Westies.,•one huge Great
Dane, all barking at us. We
approa'ehed the doors, prom,.,,.
inently pbsted with''S'pecifte
signs, "No • Admittance."
"Entrance.•"
and oaused until the owner
Yesterday, I visited a
puppy, farm. Kelly's Kennels
dose to London Airport. is a
place with dogs to spar t. and-
certainly full of temptation
for a canine lover Mille yours
I don't gel sh'oppirgg. in the
cities very much ihymOre.
lime,seemS to, be-too short to
vend brRwsing .' and
.viintit-shnppink .except sf
ik's • sot-peaking. yoxt really
enjoy. and '.mast ref .our
neceWties ' tire puOltased
geser Ratite l BAK iklion. 1:
do out.. - sOPIS,
:04; 4P
with another atinpat.-arnOad
the house.. Oh.. Ws no' fault
and 'nit not coninlaining. •
There was a time., When.1
was.,te.aching, that , I brought
hOme two gerbilS for the
classroom. Later during the.
Spring , Steak, the eat ate
them while I was caring for
these classroom pets, and a
rush trip to-the city, to_ find
two identical, ones, fast...re‘
friers
suited.
And when the house was
too quiet with only one cat.
-Ode* and sedate, definitely
boring. We went to 'a pet
store, and picked up Banti..-
the . wool-eater, a Siamese
organgutan of a cat, A
.female cat is the gilt that
keeps on giving, and giving.
,• litters of kittens. nitit '. :
, in front of the fed '„-can get .
(A.-.,1A,e,„It
tedreithet Ootn, Mo ,,' thetad, 01
yleil, ent31 inlb:g1( 0,0 401'
taevett thi'itt,.., ,", devoted
animal ' ayer, esPeelally; Our,
lug, the . the., wihtvr iiunths: 'kl.u.1:.
*e'f09,04•400.4-1•00ln4 i.Orttil
of them,,, anti; 000Y settled, •
_mm01;11108. only Hand and-Suld
1, just ca'n't stand peace
and quiet.. A year ago. on one
of our infrequent trips to the
city, I fell in ..love with the *
. scrubbiest looking little dog ,
• you could ever imagine. 'My
husband think - that if the pet
store owner had handed me a
calf . or a baby • pig. or
head to one side quite
intelligently when listening
to >4,u. A Cairn may conic in
en. anything but white It is
many colours, silver v, heat-
saidattat the West Highland
White' terrier was deN.e loped
from this breed. when one
was accidentally shot for d
Tno -vrt.1.06-T.P.riiPr came
• froto isle illands , Svet-
tild the,-, centur),, it
Was'ItstM .she t the,
, ancient, Ocotttilt lOrds. to motet . , exit ,iertaln,airen0Y tAnsed to
i:fsr
ry
It '4.Yr re' ;1,41417 !!'rki44:,1•111 t7s4til g
small dogs litirroWing for the
piles of ,early scotiond.
They're good raciest-es. and
-.watch • :KfiSti' especially
!Jowly near' groundhog holes
'Mlle Duke of Windsor.
and VIII. kept a , re%% of
these little !dogs at his
Belv edere castle, and more
recently. John Dicteithaker
stuck his head outlit is very
poor form to barge into
Places that raise animals,
and kminels hate to be
extlentely protective against
disease. Parvovirus is the
Major threat today, and any
place that attracts dogs and
dog owners has to exercise
the utmost ..caution.
THEPIRFTWAlil)
Wc weiv escorted iota. the
MO ward.' where* handler,
*as attending a beautiful
pint shed ;;Cock r" §pagiet.
'Pep pies' approximately
rstus,uldi la. an, assdrtnien hth t
of ' breeds, • vecalrod from
their casesAnng-ill'e .wall. it
was feeding inte. and .all the',
FoOdles. Dalmatians; and a
little brown4yed 'Pekinese
clamoured for attentin 'as the
warm beefy gruel was being
ladled out.
We had to leave the kennel
and go into the house to see
the Cairns. Picture a tin y
fizzy little animal, disorgan-
ized looking, with a. huge
• it
We're' busy this week - OOP.
Ong a corner for,,him, .and
tryng to thia up an unique,
yet dignified noon.
- 1st the
spring,- !ell! ..build an e'er,
else rein,
.and print:Me a ofe
ottitdobr corner. This will be
especially bandy when 00
co.oig,••••
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A
'5
baby tomach. When I held
him. he quietly licked my
fingers. and snuggled up
under my chin. The poor
little outfit had been flown in
from Missouri that morning,
andyehse. wwea.sreve;eyttisnlegepaY.new
dog. as soon as his quaran
One and care period is over.
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LIPTON PHILIPS
SNICKER, NOODLE -LIGHT BULBS
6°1ANiT'° 2F0' SAUCE ' ,
14 oz
ZEINIIS BEANS wITI:f0
RETURNABLES
000A-CO
OR SPRITE
750 ml. BOTTLES
PLUS
DEPOSIT
SPECIAL -PRICES •
IN EFFECT ,
UNTIL CLOSING
• TUESPAY MARCH TO
When the snowflake's came back to 'enver
the mud. theyyseere big, fluffy and
swirling. riett as though I was driving
through a pillow fight- perhaps a dispitte
between the Jolly Green Giant and Mrs.
Giant.
As suddenly as the mini-storm started. it.
stopped. The felithery flakes were washed
down , by moist air, and- hardened by
tlYbTiiiiiiribmperatures. The streets be-
- came temporary ice rinks again, and the
Carl Sandburg described fog poetically: ,
"The fog comes--
on little cat feet.,
It sits looking -
over -narbour and city
o n silent.haunches
and then,' MOWS on.'
The February, fog Sit on its haunches
over Southwestern Ontario for a long time.
I woke up at: my parents' farm one"
Saturday morning and %wttle* what was
wrong,. Then I realized that blue thing
outside the window was 'sky. I hadn't seen
'it for a. week. FOrther investigation showed
the neighbours, their houses, and their
barns hadn't moved away, after all.
Few tieople saw the fog in the imagina-
tive way Carl Sandburg did. Most were.too
busy' trying to stay on the right side of the
road.
'Then the rain came and people were
ocCupied pulling their boots out of sucking
mud, watching for wash-outs and listening - -his summer sleep-and gives him a warning:
to river ice crack and water roar.
• 14,,wes-itardlutelievelhat-just,twerweeks- tttttttttttttttttttttttt „..
You give your promise not to stir,
And not to roar or wail,
Or send. your north wind with its snow.
Or yet the east whose vapours blow
Their shuddering sleet and hail.
"So help you then for evermore-
If yop so much 'as cough or snore.
My seen -SigterS," ' -
Who follow after me in turn.
Are under strict conimand to burn
Your •body up with blisters.
"Of Autumn. too, you must beware.
For if yoti rise to scent the air.
Our Indian-summer maid
Will Plague you past what you endure,
Until you think your temperature
One hundred Centrigrade."
The mention of spring and summer gives
us something predictable to look forward
to. as we wander through the mixed bag of
weather tricks March is sure to bring.
MOFFRT-
TRUCKLOAD, SALE •
Yes WE Bought A Truckload Of MOFF'AT Appliances
And We Are Passing The Savings On to You! -
. Almond $10.00 Extra
and trade
NO SALES TAX
ALL 0111111 MOFFAT APPLIANCES OiSALI
CONIEJN WWII SELECTIONS GOON
DRYSDALE NI A JC OE NR TR": APPLIAN CELT D
-1.4f Re (ebet ;.(1.` . it
DRYER Mode! MDG 1150
• autortiatic drying system
3 heat selections regglar,delkatcand
fluff 4 dry cycles — 'normal,
automatic winanent peon, delicate
and automatic 'lomat
drum light ,
fixed end•-ef,,cycle signal
large capacity parcetaki enamel druoti
lint collector
-Almond $10.00 bttrir
$32 and Trade
NO SALES TAX
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sanders were put back on the roads.
Although the sun shone the next-day-and-'',.'"•'‘""—"""
the temperature rose, most of us took the
broad hint that we still have the long winter
month of March ahead of us. We'd bitter
enjoy this respite while it lasts. --
March may give Old Man ,Winter a
tussle for his crown. hitt usually it takes
April, to put the season in its place.
Edwin John Pratt, goes on in his poem to
describe how April settles Winter down for
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