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The GoderiCh Signal -Star, Thu,rsday, OcLei 27th, Iftt1,3`
Willi It
Ever try to think, let alone
wria, when your nose is ,drze-
ping like a tap in a tenement,
you are barking up chunks of
lung, your :body is crawling
with hot and cold needles, and
you could fry an egg on your
forehead?
Yep, I've got the flu. Don't
worry, I won't go on about it.
Every red-blooded
dian knows .all about the flu
But don't expect a sparkling
column this week. Along with
those symptoms, my brain is
about as agile as a basketful of
wet kleenex.
But, by golly, tonight is the
night of the staff Party, and I'm
going if it kills me. If this
space is blank next week, with
a black border around it, don't
Huron
•Atten
Aro
send flowers_ :Just send the
equivalent' in Cash to my wtfe.,
Flowers aren't much use to a
goOd-looking widow with two
kids to educate.
And don'e:grieve or sing sad
songs. Just muse, -Well, ht.
went the' way he always w
to go, smelling troni.:; of Dr
Walker's couh syrup atirl danc-
ing what he thought was the
Watus ith the smashing
young blonde who just joine(
the English Cepzoilnent "
But that, doesn't solve the
ilk Ccimunk
Fizst NikErk..
The first Ontario Milk Mark-
eting Board conference at Gen-
eva Park, Orillia, was attended
•by three members from the
Huron Milk Committee. Cliff
McNeil, Gosl.erich; John McLen-
nan, Goderich; and Martin Baan,
Walton.
It was the first time that rep-
resentatives of all three milk
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problem of writing this „,-4, unna,
does it? Well, • 11'm •cling «tu
swing in all dir ions, so, if
you aren't ,einger, you can
stop wea4 ng this and turn to
the g;-4,cery ads, which are
abo the most ,viciting and
fr!..'arating reading %ou can
ad these days.
Speaking of which, did you
ever see Such. prices? 1 don't
Arrow v:ho is pocketing the loot
farmer, middle -man oil. re-
'tor.--- but they- won't even
let yqu - belly up to the meat
eon. ter th('se days unless you
flash a bar of gold bullion.
Wei. ing annive les.
bouel'X 90 oses for my
vslile'ou'wot t ,ntieth anniver-
sary Sri .quealed with ecstasy,
It -was very romantic, especially
when 1 told her I'd paid for
them with a cheque on our
joint. account.•
But thew little romantic ges•
eo
'21 gj bkAceerrduvig
Board's Hole in t 'Leese Markel-
ing; Functior.s of the Dairy
Branch' in Milk Marketing; Ev
olution of the Interim Quota
Policy; Adveft..,.(iiit Promotion
and Public Fts-1.siloi.s- The
ducer and the •
The, board plan, to mak pay-
ment for all frillk by the
spring of 1967 and by Julie
ar.'a TI.. industrial milk
u • Mink cried to an
area :ndit'strial milk pool. by
No (.rnbr, 19r7.
l,(' , ft. r,nce recognized
,. (iirticultios and 'pro -
1)1,./ -11, to he overconi'F, but
hp' -'1 that in the future,
paNtnent will be
;qtnil quality milk of
tures' resells. pay, ke.- Tbre. slays
later, for no betterrecui than
that 3 tap in the bathroom has
been dripping for si
she yanked the tadln,
Out of the vase, beat me around
the. face 'and ears with them.
thorns and all a'1,1 ;led the
rosewater ()vet rine. ,
smelling like a :••',10.0,
she ca -me'
helped me vvi.4.1, ,,a the blood.
and fixe.d the t,so lierseif.
Teenage giris. Someisody sent ,'
tne a • London., t ',sir for
teens One colut.'nist,
a girl, was
gust with her sisters. This was
her, pungent Observation •,
day's.young ferrate goes isookie
\ over something ttrit walks
around in high neels, itiht
t,nts and. long locks of hair
Winging to its •;lio,.:1 lets Csirlfr.
t 'day are robbed ;,1 in
lore ways than one '' Ain't she
ight?
Strikes. I have aik.va.is been a
union man, but 1 a ra up,
right 16 the cars, with the arro-
gance. the lawlessness„ind the
refusal to eompromiso dis-
played by many url'ins thin
year. How about you?
, groups, the cheese, concentrat- begin to pool, fluid milk on an I'n'ilklt'll. PI Ontario.
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lems and plan the best method r'''--- fi 0
A -c
,of marketing milk. a k p 4
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Papers presented included 11
Leaders. The perennial game
called -Dump Diet" is popular
again. 1 think he should have
retired, full of years, honors,
and malarkey, long sinee. But 1
elp admirini; the old
wolf as the pack tries to drag
him- down.lie is a fighter,. and
there aren't many left
Pars
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M, and Mrs James Videan,
Detroit V, .1'' gliests at, the week -
f Air. and 11,1rs. Vernon
.s.si.ft street.
and 111:.s. Vernon Smith,
,ind 'Mrs. GOOrge Curren,
\L.
anti 'AD.,. JamesVidean,
Earl Elliott and
Nir,..-Jannss Hail attended
r.i11.11eNalighlon w.cd(ling
Saturday.
'ND Mrs. Arthur Fitzgerald,
id \vitli her par-
-II- r and 'Irs. Vernon
stri,et. prior to leaving
\s est. :11r. Fitzgerald
!ransft‘tred 10 Unity,
‘re he becomes produc•
.11petllitslent fur the Sifto
plant.
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ST, lIELENS.—Pearl Lidster
and J. Smith of Bothwell were Michael. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods.
Sunday visitors with Rev. and thlr.-tand Mrs.. George Walker Mr.,and Mrs. John Pryfogle
Ass -s.soattnirdosersary-servlat---$sehariegt.140,2ilaid and_Allan„
and M. Vhester Taylor with Miss Lila Humphrey and with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. B. F. Green and Gordon. 'of Wingha'm visited on Sunday Paisley were Sunday visitons
- visitorS-With Ws; Don- •--Annwersary- by—EV-Meg e,t.„ „
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ST. HELENS. „„
Hospital, Get, 12, sister for of Waterciewn are visiting with
Laura IVIeVeil and Elmer Woods
00 Sunday and attended an-
niversary services. --
Mrs. Donald McDonald spent
few days with her son, pp-.
and Mrs. Anus McDonald and
family. ,
A daughter was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Humph-
rey, in Wrngham, and DistriCt
Pannabecker and family were held on Sunday in St, Helens
Mr. and Mrs.- Ed. Snyder and Church with Rev. Harley Moore 11111)
Mr. And Mrs. Mervyn Baer of of Beechville as guest speaker,
Preston. Atjhe glorying serrate, Rev, A.
Rev. and Mrs. Harley Moore, E. .Willis was soloist and the
John and Pad of Beechville 'choir sang an anthem With Terry •
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Wilson at the organ. The Wing -
Mrs. Ross Errington. and Mrs. ham and District Harmony Men
Don Pannabecker. were guestss at the evening
,,. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bramhall serice•
ENJOY THE 'FINEST FOOD
IN TOWN
Ashfield
— Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Drennan and David spent
the weeitenditi
Lochalsh store Is closed this
week while Mr. and Mrs. Frank
MaeLennon are on holidays.
Mrs. Thomas Macdonald is a
patient in WinghampHospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gonr of
Batavia, N.Y., spent a few days
with Earl Howes.
Mrs. Don Carter and David are
visiting with Hugh Mackenzie
prior to flying to Edmonton to
join Don who. left last week.
,Mrs. ekrdon Finlayson was in
charge Of the WMS program last
Wednesday inthe Church school.
Mrs, Stewart MacLennan gave
the meditation.. Mrs. Don Simp-
soR read a poem and offered
prayer,
An In Memoriaan certificate in
memory of Mrs. William John-
senwas hung in the church
school. It was donated by Jack
Johnson and some friends. Mrs:
Sutherland of Ripley was the
guest speaker. There were 21
present.
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A funeral
at the Stiles ftnn-! 1for
Tal)1•, d's•el Fr -
da at II " stie
had been' a reisidt rit
1964.
l'abb ,h:_ner
of the ,1;4;,e J.,!ste; and
Ann Bray. Slle
Colborne T-,\ t,-hlp Ilved
there untl'l ..d• rx11.
in May, 1i)44.
l,tit 1;0 nded sehJol in
"1'n, -.11p and was a
menlber of N,'c!ra Street Unit -
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,1 Sift is s'urvicd by
brilier, '1aac of liurnvie.
The funeral ysas ,conducted by
Rev. Warr and burial
wasri Crilhorne .cemetery. Pau
NleCreath,
Chai
les Rt>, rtson, O1ler Mc -
Brien, It.2. Glen Torrance
Pahl) a-aet D\ Td Stewart.
.K SILVER DOLLARS
' • i.vth Every New Account of 1:20 or More
During Octnber At
Zoder6ch Community
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a Fruit Cake?'
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In fa, thtili just
ency,P,,,t.'h t .1-i.dd the fruit
and nuts :n phtce.
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Ev.ery i.: lust bursting vsith
Canarliah pinc-:iple- from the Far East,
citron frnh. 1l,dy, sun -drenched raisins from
California :.ie! meaty pecans from the South.
AND 4,)S1-. ER THING YOU SHOULD KNOW:
th.c., same wondealul cake ...
-at the same low price as last year.
Isn't that good news?
Is it Jane Parker Fruit Cake
is one of most popular Fruit Cakes?
Js't 1,1; i'C.•; become such a favotirite
gift item'?
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