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SHORE APPLIANCES
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You know, it's pretty, tough •1iy«;,
ing in a tourist ttotrn. ' There, you
are, slavingawayy lir your office. oil
re the heat, S west
irng and trying to .kid yourself mat
the customer i alwaysright? w�"-h
is
the biggest �faallacY
that
anyone-
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p'has ever triedto put across
in
the name of free e#texpr'se.
And there, •right ,outside the•
wixdow • they go untei •.
a>n
;
the gals with the lovelybrawn
arms and les, Woking so delicious
You couldhaly sinka tooth
in
then%; and 'their consorts, walking
along •se arrogantly, he their shorts
and white, hairy, 'but eaool' bare
bellies sticking n ,out above their
shorts. They induce a swift re-
action from '$elzght to repulsioa4x-
and envy.'
But who can resist the children!
t§o • brown, so firm, so fully packed,
and with suclan obvious joy in
being alive. Little ,golden .bodies,
as firm and round 'as a speckled
trout just out of the stream. Little
'sweet "faces, covered with,;papsicie
juice, screwed up against ..the. su
Little sunsuits and dresses, fres
half an hour ago, plastered with
dirt and ice ,cream drips.
There goes that happy old fat
lady from Columbus, 0.; remember
her from last year. There isn't
an inch of slack in her slacks, but
she doesn't give a dlidldle. She's
just in from the cottage and head-
ed for the 'Five and .Ten, where
she'll spend a happy hour asking
for things they don't have, and
leaving her sweaty little' finger -
Under the provisions d the Weed Control Act, section 12,
notice is hereby served that after August 6th, 1955, any n5xious
weeds on subdivided portions 'of the Municipality of, the County
of Huron in the Province of Ontario,/may be .destroyed under
the direction of the County Weed Inspector in any manner he
may deem proper. The cost of' such weed destruction shall' be,
paid by the owner of the subdivided land or collected in the
same manner as taxes.
Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act, section 19,
every person refusing. to obey any lawful order of a weed
inspector, or who interferes with or obstructs any weed inspec-
tor in the performance of his duties shall be guilty .of an
offense and liable, to a penalty of up to $50.00.
have, �h..
There's
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t ..ill, s b
the - e, d
WO tan, the bxg' baS►nn au
OW yyhllaw : uiek. *lio'» drivenup
and down streethalfad.
o
times,�
favoring
i-the,natives ives
with
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s
cand to death
ilaaxe boys on thecorner are
lookingat her and mutterinv
She'llpark,eventually,
-buy some
deodorant or a lipstick at the drug.
store and drive back Out to,. the.
cottage,' to 'take up life again with-,
her bow-legged, bald,bealdedi tiatd,
dle-aged . husband. Who paid for
the Buick, by the way.
And there are those cute kids'
from Ferndale, Mich. The'gu1
girls'
are showing signs t►f becoming
girls this year, and are quite aware
of 'it. The boys are too :tall, have,
huge feet and hands;'pimples, and,
acutly conscious of it, make them-
selves as obnoxious as 'possible,
poor lads. They're so conscious: of
the girls becoming girls that ' •it's
painful to watch Ithent.
Coinin'g up- the .other side of the
street are a coupld of fellows from
Buffalo, N.Y. They're about 45.
They went in for a beer • wlciile
"the girls" went shopping. Just
one beer, mind you, to wash down
the dust:' They re as merry as a
wedding bell and are busy -buying
tickets • on boats and cars. They-
,
never
hey`never drank that powerful 'Can-
adian ale 'before. They think it's
the exhilarating northern ' air.
They had six , each. We'll leave
them to the tender mercies of
"the girls."
The couple 'sitting 'in the car
is from Toronto, Ont. You can tell
by the suspicious look on their
faces. They're not going to be
fleeced in' one of these tourist
towns. No sirree. They brought
their ' own sandwiches and will
sleep in the car unless they can
get a bed for about the same price
as you pay •hi a flophouse ir.
Toronto, Ont.
And that dear old couple along
the street is from Rosetown, Sask:-
They left here fifty years ago.
They toiled through the drought
years. They almost lost the home-
stead. They raised a big family
and sometimes there was barely
enough to eat. But then the good
years 'came along, and . a hungry
world hurled wheat into gold. The
old folks are rete d' now,and the
boys are runnind the farm. So
they came back east for a trip,
and they're enjoying every minute
of it, looking up old friends, visit-
ing scenes of their youth, and
drinking in all those wonderful
tree,: and that wonderful water.
u't they're" beginning to get a
little" homesick' for.the prairies.
Dad wants to .get home for harvest
time' and. Mother wants to get back
to her grandchildren.
And there comes a pretty thing,
lovely .as ' a doe stepping from a
s o aI e*".
-s't� along the ave nt...';. Shy
,fives - wig -the, grace'4 .and swift;.
`class. a rainbow..trotr,�elu ng.
baited book.11er?.limbs. re .golden..
-'.,e �es. ar the ' ' ro.
' ,y� � .,h�nxb.,..of
?melting 'chocolate. 1F you:.wa t
:40:'40. is 'protect .her -'I gays hexa.
- t =can't Abe t zsl' . She's stop
riiruY She's coming to the office,
;xs�i
t.
as 't oti
'his h �`, a
e d
t� .e
tenture you !clew was hidden' in •
tbo, ture
xS� leans
fnxhe
des
k
zi
a miles
d
whi .. teeth �
;white- Beth flashing.
'a'gainst the- brown of her ace.
,yYpou ,�urr
cpil
tioasl fro
each
around'
and -ull' your wet shirt from
,bak, ready
.any mlxad,
mg, Her voice comes, as.. a t
andli
uad as that oaf. to :
die, "Say, �buddyy, wheah would
a fahnd the lickah stoah?"
.Never id
. Then
next
customer
ipold d sin ,.
ter
an p from . Deehroit;
Who eeells you how tough times
were when he was a printer's devil,
:then' walks ''out, climbs into his
Cad'llac and drives ' off to - his
`$14,000 summer 'home where• even
the Mosquitoes are ill ,at ease.
Despite it all, there'• something
wonderful^ about living• 'in ' a tourist
town. Nothing pleases me more,
for example; than to have same
lazy slob, who's enjoying his two
weeks' holiday, come in and ask
me the way to Dorcas Bay, or
Little Pine Tree Harbour. With
a great show of knowledge and
authority, I give him directions
that ace going to wind him up in
the- middle of a big swamp, en a
one-way road, with quicksan on
both sides of him, and rattlesnakes
just 'a-rattlin' all around him.
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Destroy all noxious weed and weed seeds on your property
before August. 6th, 1955.
'11*seriph 'iv bay. fever',
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that
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the number of hay; ;ever, .s.
averag a out' " fox�the La on,
Vildlr~axea2oT tor T ro .ard•.
19 for the 'Peterborough -Ottawas
area.
-thoseallergic For. Who are ai, etci<.
ragweed pollen the, only sure way
of obtaining relief' is to go to ail
area where there little or
no
•
ragweed., The Field Crops ' Branch/
of the 'Ontario Departnten!t'of Agri-
culture advisesthat almost all disc
tricts of Northern Ontario, includ-
ing Muskoka.'and Parry Sound are\
safe havens from 'hay fever.
By careful planning of the sum-
mer vacation most of the hay
fever. days can be avoided. Those
with severe cases of 'hay fever,
perhaps accompanied by asthma,
should go as farnorth as possible
and select resorts isolated as much
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proirection.a ,named qtr..
Hsgay''fever , s �e rear.... can 'help. oltte�; r
'themselves • to same extent by
clearing up. all sources o£
•
infer
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bL��7, melt a8 itfectdteethe .and
'beatxeating well
balanced d meals
and
01.107,614,__,ne tbie.Program Of
exerci, '
recreation and. Test --
part ularly rest. These a ices
tends to 'build up, resistance.
The use of -drugs to relieve hay
fever symptoms should only J be
practiced on the advice, of.;: mud,
under the direction of the family
physician.
Tilt SUPER/OR
LATEX-Jh.'r,,SE WII L /M/NT
To Interest People
"Our program is very definite
and ' 'appears to be succeding in
our first objective, to interest
people, notably youth."
Huron County recently experi-
enced the - truth of this pronounce-
ment from the 0,T.F. headquarters.
During the week -end of the Tem-
peratl.ce Conclave held in Goderich
in ' May;•" upwards of 1800 people
from•:all over the County were in at-
tendance. On Saturday night,
Teen Agers and Young Adults to
the nomlber of more than- 500
flocked to the ` new G.D.C:I. and
Knox Presbyterian Church for a
unique new -type temperance rally.
On Sunday night many of these
returned for Goderich bringing
parents and friends. Knox Church,
auditorium, S. S. room, Chapel,
parlour, nursery, were . filled.
Twelve hundred .people gathered -
to hear Dr. E. Crossley Hunter.
This was the eighth such Tem-
perance Conclave sponsored by the
O.'.F. in the past two years,,
A worth -while educational pee -
jeer? We of Huron County cer-
tainlybelieve so.
This advertisement sponsored by
Huron County ,Temperance
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Why lug water' by hand any longer? Install 11t
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R The EMCO Budget Plan will cover your colo '
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OF LOAN'
MONTHLY REPA°f MENTS -
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it
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l•
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