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he would be able to see and under-
stand how foolish he is: TAKE PRECAUTIONS
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PAIRKIINVir rit01111.411',1tiC
The following verse, written by
a lariner's wife was taken from r01, jtist 1Qwa pate'11w:0:f those. country.
Whol*kcastrie from way out iii thi4
T .0 154'11131 woe .and make a plea
For all the other boobs like the.
We work likes heck, six days a week
AneV'Nrehek.n. we're done we like :to, si, : .1
To our, home town to buy our eati
And meet our neighbours on the,
streets;
We :caret take off no working day ,•
And if •we do there's heck. to pay;
You folks in town don't .'du that'
Way.,
You do your buying. every day; .'
To hog the streets 0 farmers'.
And 3r iitggliiiiiattt:'a whyI don't think Xs
You've .got our cars parked on the
Before we folks sit down 'to' eat;
Then we must slop hogs and feed • .
the sows;
'Coax all t:he juice, from bossy
cows; ,
Pick up the eggs, coop up the hen;
Shavmeenoff the whiskers (it we're
Crantit• up thefliiiver,, give her
juice,
Then start for town . :but what's
he
,it may be spotted from the air by The streets are lined far up and
searchers, Conserve your ammuni dawn -
tien arid fire three shots at. Spaced th cats 011t5 who in.
Every year, more and more people who are,
going visiting over
the holidays, go
for the
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WINGHAM BRANCH,
41- STRUTHERS 'Manager
HIGH , SCHOOL
Highlights
the joy of having, one close friend
who shares your innermost
thoughts and` feelings, •and of hav-
ing, several friends who do not
know you so Well. 'He also misses
the joy of sharing with, people.
Sharing not only their material
belongings but also their joys and
the person hard to talk to- and to
get along with, we Sheuld 'try to'
"spread a little sunshine" and
make him smile. We should en-
deavor to give him something to
smile about, We could begin by
merely' saying, "Hello," We have
all seen one of these human sphin-
xes so let's dO our part in building
a better world and try to get rid
of those unhappy cou
•
ntenances.
How about it? Are' You willing to
try? This old world needs more
smiles! Let's prove "smile and the
world smiles with you" a true
statement.
,by Deanne Allan XIIA
S=D W k B
possible to slice the number of
traffic fatalities 'in half," If Ca-
nadians, said the Conference, will
stay'out -of accidents far a week,
then repeat that pattern in the
months to come, Safe-Driving
Week, December 1st to 7th, would
he a Success,
Urging all Canadians to take
every precaution and care in, driv-
ing and walking on highwayS,
Prime Minister St. Laurent said,
"The mounting number of'injuries
to Canadians and the increasing
toll of Canadian lives through
accidents on the highways and
streets make it, essential to enlist
the co-operatiOn of every citizen
in this country to improve driving
safety".
Hen, Antoine RiVerd, Minister of
Transport and Corrimunication in
the Province Of Quebec, who is
chair/ruin of the Canadian High-
Way Safety Conference, eallS
attention to the forecast that, if
'current trends continue uncheck-
ed, /5 people Will die as a result
bf traffic accidents on Canadian
highways the first week in Deeent-
her. "It is up to every individual
in Canada, 'to stop this slaughter,"
'said Mr. Rivard, "not alone during
the first week in December, which
IS being Observed as Safe-Driving
Week in Canada, but all during
the Year,' ••
Canada's Safe-Driving Week co-
incides with the beginning of a
year-long "tack 'The Attack On
Traffic Accidents" campaign in the
Vnited Statea, In Canada, proVin:4
einl Safety leagues and govern-
ment atithorities, police forces fed-
eral, provinelal and intinielnal, and
practically every earn/Mt/ft froth
coast to coast are joining in the
ormitation and promotion of
gate,,briviritg Week front Deem.
bet ll e t 7th:
WHEN IN THE WOODS
Don't get lost while hunting this
fall —.but if you do,, use your
head! That's the advice of the
Ontario Department of Lands and
Forests •which ferqoently has to
hunt for lost persons, during the
hunting and fishing seasons.
, The greatest danger, rangers, :say,
is fear which • sometimes sends
hunters running aimlessly through
the woods until they are exhausted
and drop, perhaps to perish from
over-exertion or exposure, fOr
nights-pare cold in the ,north noti`r.
Before you venture ' out in any
area, study a map of the surround-
ing country, if possible, to see
where major streams and lakes lie.
Get 'an idea of the direction of the
topography. Study the hills and
valleys. Plan in advance the dir-
ectien to travel and hit something
you cannot fail to recognize. If
you don't carry a map 'With you,
make a rough sketch and pin it in
a pocket or place it in your wallet,
old timers adeise.
;3koti, arc, certain you. are lost
and cannot tell direction at all',
stay right where you are and build
a. fire. In two days', at the, most,
someone will probably find you and
a two-day fast doesn't Usually
kill anyone.
Make a shelter of some kind,
no matter how crude, but try to
locate it in an open space, so that
can he, heard miles away,
"As 'soon as you realize you are
lost, sit down, 'light .a smoke, and
think! An hour so spent may save
your life!
woormnr
G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
To see the "rubes" stagger up• the
, street
With-- butter jars and eggs and .
cream
But, :say, it takes a lot of steam
'To in; :that stuff Six blocks Or
more.
You walk until your feet get sore,.
Your shoulders ache, you're seeing::
'red,
You wiSh that you were home in
bed . , .
It's our tOwn too, SO pIeriSe he
We Want to spend our nickels
there;
nave watched us long enough tn
see•-•-•
We need- a parking 'place; by geet •
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, TIIE-MAN WITO NEVER : do CNR—thesure,thecomfortableway. No matter where
you're gOing, whether you're travelling solo or with your SMILES
• famity--you can make your plans now!. Snow-filled skies ‘‘smile and the world smiles
Or icy roads will make no, difference—yoU'll get where with you; weep and . you weep
yOU Want to go, and you'll enjoy every: relaxing,tranute of alone." This is. probably one' of the
Most widely known of all quota-
tions, It ,IS also very true and ap-
plicable to almost everyone. It
would lead' a person to wonder if
the man who never smiles realizes
just how important a "smile is.
(It, has., been said that of every-
thing, you wear, a smile matters,
tile most, Surely this proves, its
iinportance!) He apparently does-
n't, for no one wants' to be alone
except. for short periods of time,
When a per'son is alone, he misses
almoSt everything which makeS'
life" worthWhile. The same applies
to the man who never smiles. He
misses all the joy of friendship; • He is really an ignorant person or
•
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sorrowa. Also, he misses the feeling ee Be
of. belonging, for who wants to in- Midnight Friday elude someone who never says a
happy word? Yes indeed, the than Saturday was the first day of
who never smiles does /hiss a lot. • Canada's national Safe-Driving
But perhaps this man is to be Week,
pitied too. He likely feels that he Canadians — both motorists and
has some reason for appearing and pedestrians — are asked to work
acting so unhappy. Maybe he has individually to eliminate or drasti-
lost some dear, friend, or perhaps tally . reduce traffic accidents,
he is starting up in, business and The Canadian Highway Safety Conference, sponsor of Safe-Driv-• things are not going too well. If he ing Week, has the supped and co-
ls a teenager, he may even be in operation of Prime Minister St.
the midst of writing exams! What- Laurenh the' Premiers of all the
ever his reason is, he should real- provinces, and many corporations,
ize that others are in the same industries and associations in this
aituation. On u the other hand, if effort to out highway accidents to
this man never. smiles he would the absolute minimum„,
find something to complain about "HighWay hazards and human
even if he had, to invent something. nature," says Canadian Highway
Because of •this, he should be pitied. Safety Conference," will always be with us, so elimination of traf-
fic accidents will be a little too
much to expect, But with every
Canadian, acting On his own, work-
ing with us it is altogether
• town; intervals. One of 'the handiest tools • Who seem to think it's quite a
a hunter can carry is a Whistle: It treat •