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OuicK cANADJAN. QUIZ
1. Where is Canada's great "dila-
, osaur cemetery?"
2. In a year, which is greater in
Canada:* the total .ofowages and
salaries paid by industry, or
the total o% ca o
ration
pro-
fits
by
industry?
.
3. Iovi' many ° schools, , are there
in Canada for the blind and
'deaf?
4. Are. Canadians paying More
per year to meet fa.nlaily llQw-
ance payments or the Old Age
Security pensions?
9, On consumer goods the ser-
vices Canadians spent $10.0
billion 15 years ago. What
was the 1994 total of such
spending? .. a
ANSWERS:5. $29.5 billion. 3.
There are 19 ;such schools, with.
3,333 pupilsattendance.
,3 in .. last
year. 1.. In the valley of Al-
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berta's Red Deer River. 4. In
tbie current year farnilY allow•
ance 7pay'ments will cost $900
million, the ' Old Age Seenrity
pension $1,145 .million.""' 2, In
1904 wages and salaries totalled
$23,41'9 million. corporation p"ro-
fits after taxes $2,592 million,
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the Ilolme•sville, U.C.W. on Fri
day, l ry . . 1I
Cudmore ebruaand her
2athgrouMrsp were.
eh rg he service.
The world theme was: "Yo are
•my, Witnesses." Scripture read-
ings ,were given by Mrs,. Muriel
Grigg and Mrs. F, Cantelon. Mrs.
E. Potter led in . prayers of
thanksgiving and dedicated • the
offering.
The meditation on the theme
was, given. by, 'Mrs, W. Norman.
Mrs: C. Park- led in the prayers
for peace and sang "Let us have
Peace."
After the close of the service
Mrs. E. Grigg conducted the
business. The, minutes were
read' by the secretary, Mrs. R.
Miller and the roll call was
answered by the paying of fees.
Ile correspondence was read
by Mrs. D. Gliddon. Twenty
pairs of mitts and several pairs
ofY,Pyjamas had been completed
for the Children's Aid Society.
Articles for the St. Christopher's
Orphan Home at Hong Kong
are to be broughtto the March.
meeting.
Mrs. Grigg announced the
Presbyterial U C.W. annual to
be held at Wesley Willis on
March 22nd' and the conference
U.C.W. at Wingham on March
29th and 311h.
The flower and card report
was given by - Mrs. K. Harris
and the visiting report by Mrs.
Norman.
Hostesses for the afternoon
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were: Mrs.
hams Mrs, -0.
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Parka d
and Mrs. �+, Pond.
'Personals
Guests with Mr.' and. Mrs.
Barr Williams over the week -
W elnd were Mrs _Myrtle Bolton
and: Miss Sandra Williafrs,uir-
lin,gton, and Mr: and Mrs. Bar-
lie Pipe and daughters, London.
1VIrs. Morgan Jones • is a pat-
ient in Clinton 'Public Hospital.
,Mrs, R. G. Rapson has re-
turned to her home in the vil-
lage .after a two Week stay in
Clinton Public Hospital.
Stuart Grigg, who has been
with the Royal Bank of Canada
at Toronto, has been transferred
to the Leamington branch.
Dr. and Mrs. 'Frank Norman
and daughters of Parkhill were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Norman.
Bob Norman and Robert Sem-
ple were in Toronto on Sunday
and also visited with Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Postill in Stratford
on the return journey.
BRIDGE
There were`five tables in play
at the Godericli Duplicate Bridge
Club on Monday night. . Win-
ners and their scores were as
follows: Mrs. D. Worthy and
Mrs. I. Papernick, 63!/. points;
Brig. and Mrs. G. L. Smith, 62
points; Mrs. W. G.. MacEwan
and Mrs. J. Wheeler, -61 -paints;
M•rs. F. Reid and Mrs. . B. Ers-
kine, 571/, points; Mrs. J. String-
er and Mrs. B. Lapaine, 551,'.
points.
AnglersRact e. .
To -Bait: Lines.
Lake Tiur n forest district,
angling seasons 1966: (All
Dates Inclusive).,
Largemouth and Smallmouthi
Bass --Tune 25th to November
30th; 1VIasltizionge—Dupe 13th to
November 41Qth; Brook Trout,
Brown Trout and Aurora Trout
--•April 1Oth September ;16th;
Rainbow Trout—April 30th to
September 151h; Extended 'sea-
son ' for Rainbow Trout—April
30th to November 30th. See
Ontario Fishery Regulations for
names and location of areas in
which there is an extended sea-
son; Atlantic Salmon --January
14 to October 10th; Pike, -No
closed season in Lake Huron
and Georgian Bay; Inland Wat-
ers of the District—May 14th to
March 31st; Walleye (Yellow
Pickerel) No closed season—
Lake Huron; Georgian, Bay and
Inland Lakes — May 14th to
March 31st; Lake Trout and
Splake—No closed season—Lake
Huron and Georgian Bay; Inland
Lakes—January lst to October
10th; Whitefish—No closed sea-
son in Lake Huron District;
Sturgeon—No closed season- in
Great Lakes; Inland Waters —
June 15th to May 14th.
Canadians have returned a
minority government in seven,
of the last 14 rational elections.
Of the 32,415 manufacturing
establishments in Canada in
1961, 27,744 had less than 50
employees.
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You can wash and dry a whole load of laundry. electrically
for less than six cents. Why be old-fashioned when modern
electrical living is so easy—so inexpensive.
You Tet more out of life when you get the most out
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SUGAR
AND SPICE
by Bill Smiley
-Geor e: is the Custodia Su-
perintendent
uperintendent at our illiteracy
factory.: (It used to be called
head janitor.):. I congratulated
him the ' other ' day. His wife
had "done well," as we say, in
ausi theory exam.
cth rycm.
"A 0 0
• He shook his head. He swore:
Then, "It'd driire you- up the
wait. :.If I ever get married
again, it won't be to a :musician."•
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There isn'e much chance of
the former, as he's a grand.
father. But I ' was deeply in
sympathy with his conclusion.
It was .obvious that George
had had to help his' wife pre-
pare for her exam. It` was on
they history of music. They ask
you questions like, "What in-
strument did Eli Schwartzkopf
play in the Brandenburg ,Sym-
phony Orchestra on April elev-
enth, 1801, when Napoleon Bon-
aparte' was .staying in the city
overnight, with his second wife,
on the way to the battle of
Austerlitz?"
as-
'But
a-'But this isn't the worst .of it.
A chap can stand a couple of
weeks of helping his wife : me-
morize such great universal
truths, and weather it.
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What really gets him on his
knees is putting up with the
old lady as the exams draw near.
Kid`s go through examinations
With the aplumb of duckstaking
'a bath. But middle-aged ladies
don't, especially when they
Haven't written an exam in
years.
About three weeks before the
exam, they begin to neglect
family, house and themselves.
A week, later, they become ner-
vous. In" the final week,.._ they
have moved from' high C to
hysteria. On, the day .of the
exam, it takes tears, tea,. tran-
quilizers, and sometimes a good
shot _of brandy.` before _they . can,.
be pushed into the examination
hall, where they sit twitching
Lk old_fi.ghter..pi.lots_until the
papers are given out.
finest musics iris..e t°ba
eves
hit. the market. .•
Ro You, know what 9a bane :itl°
Well. that's • what music has
been in' my life, for the pest .•
decade., .•
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Ob, .1 know, Even ,family has
its ` little problem, its skeleton
in the reer-'.eatlon room!, its, dirt•
under the' wall•to-wall. Drink-
ing, health, poverty, ,divorce,,
insanity, Stupidity, delinquents.
With; our family, it's: music,
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People think I am Carried
away by, emotion when 1 start
to sob at a symphony concert. 1
They're. right, But it's not the
beauty of the music that .makes
me break down. It's the trouble
it has caused, and the money it
has ce# in the last 10 years.
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I used to love ° music, in a
simple j oyous,y uncomplicated
way. I used to whistle while I
worked and walked. Everything
from Greensleeves, through En
Kleine Nachtmusik to Porgy and
Bess, By ear. I liked Stardust
and Stravinsky and I'll be Down
to Get You in a ' Taxi, Honey.
Then the kids started taking
piano lessons. And' I . started.
trying 16 look intelligent when
people talked about sonatinas
and concertos and scherzos and
dynamics and all that (you
should pardon the expression)
jazz. ,
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We fight about the left- hand,
being too loud.•We scream at
each other about the kids not •
saetising. _We==g tnto-tantrtuns7-:;:-
about recitals and festivals,
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Ten years end more than .
$10,000 later, nobody in my.fam-
ily can play the national 'an-
them without three weeks of
preparation,, The record player
rocks to The Beatles and Bob °
Dylan. We have to snatch• the
harmonica and guitar away frgjn
the kids.I would like tp meet•.
Johaanh:Sebastian Bach on a dark
alight and strangle him. With
a _Beethoven,. sonata G-stt!ing
Minor,
1 don't know the details, but .
I suspect George went through The_ difference in •- tithe, be,-
something like the above, and tween Newfoundland and -the
I echo 'his sentiments, loud and Yukon is five and one-half hours.
clear. If I ever get married
again; 'I want a girl who thinks Newspapers are the only med-
a sw'cet potato :is about the ium where people shop the ads.
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