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laughter of the young, I am the
lover so upset at humanity that
plunge into the secrets of the
earth anO. ransack the universe
for its sake. I am the father for
firmness and the mother l'or the
tenderness. I have -- with all due
reverence a godlike mission of
enlightening the mind and
strengthening the will ci' youth.
My immortality lies in the future
of the democracy: "I am a
teacher.
COHEN'S CHOICE HEARD
ON CBC TUESDAY NIGHT
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Brussels Post, Sept. 17th, 1970
"THE GOOD DRIVER"
1:11'01-section sign,' quoted by the
Ontario Safety League: CROSS
ROAD -- RETTET.: HUMOUR IT.
*
When you have to get , some-
where quickly, hurry —
DEFOE:hi you enter your car, The
Ontario Safety League says that
if you try to make up for lost time
behind the wheel, you could be
the loser,
Tie Ontario Safety League
quotes, the story of a 'Kitchener
clergyman who quipped his way
out of a speeding ticket published
in the .K-W Record, The police-
man who stopped him explained
that his car had been spotted by
a police air-patrol plane.' The
officer waved the minister on
without a summons when he
replied, "Well, I never question
anything that comes from above.
The poison that causes most
deaths is carbon monoxide, The
Ontario Safety League urges
motorists to remember that it
cannot be seen, tasted or smelled.
Check your exhaust system
frequently; and never keep all
windows 'shut, when the engine
is running.
Mrs. Bones: "Pin always hav-
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husband or the. furnace."
Mrs. Jones: "What do you
mean ?"
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watch one, the other goes out.th
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MEMORiLS RECALLED OF
8E.L(1RAVE SCHOOL FAIR
(continued from last week)
In 1949, the first arena was
ready and proved a great asset
:and convenience. The whole lair
could be held in 0110 place. Mr.
Herbert Neil of ,G1 ortie (later first
curator at the Goderich Museum)
displayed his impressive antique
collection. A machinery display
by Cecil Berkley of Winghain was
also Of interest. Lawrence Taylor
again served as president. The
entries again showed a substam
tint increase to 2818.
2732 entries appeared in 1950.
tile president was 11: 4. McMur-
ray.
1951 the Swine Club Achieve-
ment Lay was held at the fair for
first Wile, Same President with
2,081 entries.
1952 a cash deficit of about
8:16.00 prompted soliciting for
advertising in a printed prize list
booklet. Entries were up, 2,817. R.
.1. earn rray served for a third
term as president,
1953 2620 entries with Leslie
Bolt as president. A tribute to the-
memory of the late AI rs. C. S.V.
Scott was expressed. at the
annual meeting.
1951, Leslie Bolt was again the
preSident, 2620 entries.
1955, Howard Campbell was
president, Entries totalled 2754
and a handsome balance of
$430.87 appeared.
1956, Howard Campbell was
president, 2956 entries, highest
ever.
1957 George Miellie was presi-
dent. The price of advertising
was raised. 2914 entries appeared.,
,A demonstration on preparing
roots and vegetabteS far shOWing
by the judge was a special feat-
lure.
1958 saw 'George Michie
again as presidennt Stewart
Procter returned as secretary-
treasurer and was replaced by
Stanley Hopper, Again a. record
number or entries 3059.
1959 Nornum Coultes was pre-
aideni, record broken again 3203.
90'l Norman Conites again
served as president 3055 entries.
An adult judging' competition of
bacon hogs was introduced.
Stewart Procter, John F. Mc-
Onlium and C. R. Coultes were
Made honorary directors in re-
cognition of their many years of
service. Mrs.! Murray McDowell
retired as music. superintendent,
It took two to replace her. Mrs.
Rodgers and Mrs, Norma Moffatt.
1961 Edgar Wight man WilS pre-
sident 3262 entries.
1902 2888 entries. Stanley:
aok was president.,
1903 Stanley Black was presi-
dent and Stanley Hopper retired
as secretary treasurer and was
replaced by Mrs. Helen 'Martin.
3080 entries.
1964 Bill Elston was president.
The concert was held in after-
noon and evening sessions instead
of being all in 'the evening. Ad-
mission of 36c was taken. 3175
entries.
1965. 3168 entries, same pre-
sident.
,1966, Harold Vincent Was pre-
sident. Mrs. Leslie Bolt succeeded
Mrs, Helen Martin as secretary.
3252 entries, No concert, was held.
1967, same president. The name
was changed to Belgrave.Blyth-
Brussels School Fair,
1968 George Johnston became
president and still is. Mrs, Elden
Cook served as secretary in. 1969.
Mrs. John Gnay is the secretary
now.
Written By'aiirford COUltes'
TEACHER'S DEDICATION
I am a teacher:
I might have pursued other
courses * paths which would
have led to fortune or to a
prestige 1 may not hope to have.
might have stopped my ears
the cry Of my fellows and
lived a life untouched by the need
of others. I did not do these
things, for 1 am a teacher at
heart.
"I am Michelangelo striking the
CALL.