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George Rich, • as the boys are shown the workings ,of an armoured car during the special display at the
town park on Wednesday night, ,
'trivial one.
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dessert:
'bur hosts go to bed,''
• So yon gaily and vivaciously
wander around looking for the
bathroom and brilliantly converse
with that repulsive thing that
faces you in the mirror, thus:
"'UhThiliisihego.1"umn was Promoted by my
dismay one day this week, when
I called one of the Provincial Po-
lice Constables and got him. out
of bed. It was about ten o'dlock
in , the morning. He was a few
minutes getting to the phone, and
the minute he spoke to me I knew
he had just crawled out of bed. It
turned out that' he'd been, up all
night on t' call. To give him his
due, he was polite, but I could
Sense the desire to murder under-.
[heath, especially as my call was a
knew -just how he felt. Every
'to often my telephone starts, ring-
ing about 6 a,m. It rings and rings
and rings until I' stumble down-
stairs to answer, realizing that it
Must be a long distance matter of
life and death. A bright, hearty
voice says; "I got some, pigs for
sale. I want 'to put an ad in the
paper." it's some metabolic farmer
who has been up and around for
ac ouple of hours, has the morning
Chores done 'and is ready to tran-.
sect business.
It is with a great deal Of per-
sonal pride, that I point out the
fact that I have never yet told
one of them what he could do with
his pigs.
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By Bill Sitiley
I have' always admired people
who get up early in the, morning.
But if they happened to be in my
immediate vicinity, there is a vein
of deep hatred mixed with that
admiration,
They tell us it's 'a matter .of
metabolism, whatever that is. Sonic
people are at their lowest ebb in
the morning, They can scarcely
drag themselves out of bed, and,
don't get properly warmed up
until noon. By midnight there is
no holding them,' and they want
to keep everybody else up all night
and have bacon and eggs at 3 am.
In the opposite metabolic mess
are those who can't sleep in the
aan, They bounce out of bed with
the:sun, full of beans and ginger,
bustle about singing and rattling
things,' have no patience with the
sleepyheads, and do a full day's
work before noon, By 6 p,m. they're
getting a bit grey, in the face, After
dinner they drowse over the paper,
yawning till the tears spurt from
their eyes and totter off to bed
at ten, full of warm, milk, and
virtue. • •
Nothing will make a marriage
so horrible as when these two ex-
tremes are represented. Sad part
of it is that it doesn't show up
until you've been married a few
years, When people. are courting
they arc young and strong.
So the early riser is able to keep
going for some timeafter midnight
even though his • eyes become a
bit stary and, his grin a bit fixed,,
as he fights off the arms of Mor-
phone. And his girlfriend, who de.
tests daylight If seen befere noon,
by a supreme effort drags herself
out of the, sack in time to get her
face fixed and meet him for lunch,
When they've had a couple of 1
Years of that holy wedlock, thin&
are different. He wouldn't trade
the, arms - of Morpheus for 'those of
the celebrated M. Monroe. '7 He'
thinks his wife is a lazy lump and
Snorts when she tolls him it's her l
metabolism, She hates him with.
deep ferocity- until noon, and tells!
him he's getting ..old just because
he inns out of. steam early in the.
evening. • •
Don't ask me for a solution to
this grave problem, which threa-
tens to wreck. more homes than
liquor does. All I know is that • I
could take a hatchet to anyone
who wakes me early in the morn-1
hag, including my dear children,
the shrieking little horrors.
Nor is the situation helped by
the caustic remarks of friend wife
when she's used everything but-
dynamite to get You out of the.
pit and off to work. "Come On,
Prince Charming. Let's see a little •
of that gaiety and vivacity we saw
at 2 am, when you were dancing
with all the women at the party,
Let's 'hear; some of that brilliant .
conversation you were promoting
at time, when everyone with any -
Manners "had gone home and let
MAD NEW 01$0,01011
0 vii It .$41.1.440,AN URA*
The- H11110VOtt VONA has 1004 .011.
Oiled' by the Popartment of
ways Of the Provlactai Oovarn-
meat, that We re locating 1st the
road and re-building •of bridges,
9Vor the fiaugeon River and MR
tracks at the west end of ,Hanever
is now ,assured, and it is just a
matter of time before the wog*
will begin,.
PlatiS and specifications will net
be completed until neat year, but
are now in the Planning and 499.
ificatiens Board's hands.. It is ea-
petted, completion will be made bY
next summer, and tenders for the
work ealled for in tbe fall.
These bridges have 'been the
scene of a number of accidents,
and the sharp •curve on the road
corning Into Hanover, adds t9' ,the
danger, There is heavy traffic both
ways, as this_ le a thro4i1 Provin-
cial Highway,
Residents in -Hanover and
throughout Bruce County will cer-
tainly be pleased •to knoW the
government's intentions.—Hanover
Post.
MD is the abbreviation for Medi-
cal Doctor to Most Canadians, but
to several thousands of people in
this country it stands for the mys-
terious diSeaSes muscular clystro-
Phi, Which is sapping the strength
from their muscles and will even..
tually kill thorn. MD is not a new
disease, but little was known about
it until recent years, and little was
done about • it in Canada until a.
national organization was formed
in 1054 to lead the fight against
this heartless killer, MD strikes
anywhere, and its victim may be
anyone, male or female, young or
old, Its symptoms may resemble
those of polio, cerebral palsy or
flat feet. Semepmes it was called
creeping paralysis, but even when
recognized as MD, doctors held out
no hope for people suffering from'
muscular ,dystrophy until 1950. „,
However, research commenced
in the United States in that year
and'in Canada in 1955 has indica-
ted that its cause may be found
arid that a cure may be developed
to save the incurable, even as in-
sulin gave life and hope to the
sufferers of diabetes. Funds raised
in two campaigns by the Muscular
Dystrophy Association of Canada
are presently financing eleven re-
search projects at such institu-
tions as the Hospital for Sick Child-
ren in Toronto, the Montreal
Neurological Institute, the Univer-
sities of British Coltimbia,, Sask-
atchewan and Dalhousie, but more,
money is needed now to speed tip
the program. Clinics are being
established across the country in
order to find and help victims of
MD.
Many community service organi-
zations, led by the fire fighters of
Canada, have helped the national
association raise almost • half a
million dollars in two campaigns.
1VIDs and laymen working together
can fight MD• successfully. You
may contribute to this cause ' by
sending a donation to Box 462,
Terminal A, Toronto.
Those individual polythene
dishes for ice cubes are ideal jelly
moulds for summer salads. Coat
the inside with a drop or two of,
salad oil before filling and the
contents will pop out easily. The
oil will also make the salad shiny
and appetizing.
(Continued from page one,)
gy. a the .00caeloe, It wee, after all
the Rennembrance Psy banquet anci. thoughts were once again
about to be sharply focused on
those conirades who had made the,
supreme sacrifice, who would al-
ways be remembered and their
memory held forever snored,
Col, Rider of the Department of
Veterans' Affairs was inti;odneed
as the, guest speaker by Zone
qohlmaader lier-Man Young,
COI, Rider said that Canada had
grown up and had taken her place
beside the mother country during
the year* of war. Canada's cost
was heavy, he Said, Some 028,000
Canadians had served during
Worid War I. with almost 425,000
open going overseas. There were
nearly 198,900 casualties and almost
60,000 of these were either killed
in battle or died Of wounds. ,
"Eleven iead ago the second of
these world-wide conflicts ended„
Perhaps to say it ended is a ralS*
use of the word, Rather the fight-
ing stopped, Ostensibly World War
II was a war against totalitarian-
ism, militarism, and aggression, as
exemplified in a small man wear.
in g a mustache," Col, Rider said.
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At the present tttlati he told his
andience, the Department o( Vet-
erats' Affairs remains one of tbo
four top spending departmenta of
•t he et Fl s d4eirlla 1 a pOpervoex iimmx ity. Int%
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lien dollar's Year,
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OM the job of , the department
would pot finish as long ap. a vet-
crab remained aliveandth awayat:re-
gardless of how Many years
from actnal, war we were, the ra-
sPorisibility placed upon the De-
partment would be just as great as
it Was in the immediate, post-war
Years,
Col, Rider was thanked for 'his
He wont on to detail the causes .W1:113oeinsilihltbeyrPesr:131:14ht-i)aelrilfeClitdliiene4fot rLeniPfagtitoihvnee,
of war and the failure to arrange Comrade George Williams,
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Notice Whereby given that the Annual Meeting for the Nomina-
tion of Candidates to fill the offied of Reeve, Vow Councillors
and Three Members of the ti;chool Board of the Township
School Area. for the Township el Turnberry l'er the year 1951
will be held at
The Community Hall in the
VILLAGE OF BLUEVALE
In the Township of Turnberry, from 1 to
o'clock in the afternoon, on
.,RIDAY„ NOVEMBER 23, 1956
That in case there should be more than the
necessary number of candidates proposed and a
poll demanded,' polls will be open from nine
'o'clock ;Lino until five o'clock p.m., on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1St, 1956
AT THE FOLLOWING PLAcEs, TIIAT IS TO SAY: •
Polling Sub-Division No. 1--at Lower VVingham
School: Don Cleghorn, Data; Mrs. Les Mc-.
Dougall, Poll Crerk,
Sub.1)ivision No. 2—at the Community
Hal! inuevale: Alex Corrigan D.R.O.; Mrs.
Alex McCrackin, Poll Clerk. ,
Polling Sub-Division Plo, 3—At Powell's School:
Gordon Wray, D.R.O.; Harold Grant, Poll
Clerk.
Polling Sub-Division No. 4—At Muir's School,
Glenarinan; Sara Marshall, D.R.'0.; Clifford
Hafer, Poll Clerk,
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