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Dear. Ann, Landers: I. used
to look forward to- reading the
Sunday papers but now �I -.Just
get rnad, The reason those
frightful looking brides in the
society section..Pick up 'any•sun.
day paper in the 'United States
or Canada and you will see what
I niean. , •
4. 1. realize that . styles°nchange;
but my grandmother;s wedding
picture is still beautiful and so
mother's. You can at' least
see their fates, Why do so, tnanY
brides today wear bangs .that
hang., down into .,thein eyes? Or
side-drape--hair.do'-s-rentinfscent--
of an old-Teraii' a: ake'movie? •
And' those boyish haircuts under
wedding crowns are the ugliest
thing yet. My biggest gripe, ,how.
ever, is the bride who poses in ..
glasses, If a girl is so •dumb
Fertilizer- manuf(cturers from •Eaiterer
t nada ' in Quebec City saw presentafion'pm
Expo '67 by Dr. George 'Fisher, assistant
project co-ordinator of the agricultural
pavilion at Expo. Norman Young, general
manager of Harriston Fertilizers Ltd., Clin•
tbn, is seen here discussing the project with
,..Dr. Fisher. Mr, 'Voting along with other
fertilizer manufacturers is co -sponsoring a
project in the Soils Building of the pavilion
complex.
Hear Iriserra'ination Report
reeding Association Meets
'The annual meeting of Huron
County 'jnembers 'bf Waterloo
Cattle Breeding•Association was
held in Clinton on Tuesday,, with
staff members and directors re.
porting on the 1966 year's
business.
Wilbur Shantz, WCBA man.
'.ger, ;,reported that 1966 was
"otie of the busiest years in the
Benmillei
. r ,
UCW ' Instals
Officers
BENMILLER - -Mrs: Elmer
Fisher has been installed as pre.'
sident of Benmille -_IICW
succeedinvMrs,-Florence Mas:
- kali. The installation ' was • gold:
ed by Rev. Leonard Warr.
Other officers are vice-pre-
sidents Mrs. Grant McPhee and
Mrs. Norman Alilit, recording
•secretary, Mrs. Leonard'Fisher,
assistant, Ml's: •Verdun Vanstone,
'treasurer, Mrs. Edna .Moore,
assistant, Mrs. Norman Manning,
literature secretary; Mrs. Ver.
dun ,yanstone, , press secretary,
Mrs. Norihan Dtu+st; organist,
Mrs. Ben Straugi' i program
s: Wtimeerfar•y, ."
Mrs, William Treble;, supply and
social assistance committee,
' Mrs. Maudie Swain, Mrs. Howard
Falian,_.Mrsl -Court Kerr,- lufrs.
Bob Bradley; flower committee,
Mrs. Bill 'Fisher, Mrs. Norman
Allan, Community �Friendshiparid •
Visiting Comtnittee, Mrs. Kay
Davidson, Mrs. Art'Maskell;
°•r espOndingseretary, Mrs. Edna
Moore, Cancer Society rep.•
resentative,, Mrs:' Bot? Jewell,
stewardship secretary,; Mrs. Kay
Davidson; citizenship secretary,
Mrs. Elfred Moore, financecom.•
mittee, Mrs„ Edna. Moore, Miss,
• Beulah Long; nominating com.
mittee, .Mrs.
.Art Maskell; Mrs.
Norman Manning --and Mrs.
N9rrirnan Arlin; • parsonage com-
mittee,. Mrs. Elmer Fisher, Mrs.
it'aiph Jewell., Mrs. -john -iter•
ninghan;"messenger leader;rs.
Wayne S nyder, ,sac.' nfrrxitteel
Mrs. ,Ben Straughan,-rs. Doreen
Willis, -Mrs. Eileen Bowman and
• Mrs.... Frank:_. M4M.iehael; ."..group.
' leaders Maitland, . Mrs. Bill
Fisher;. , Irish; _ -M-r- s;Cr-ant MIe.-
Phee, Benmiller, Mrs. ' Ben
Straughan. The . new president
.: Mr.s, sear•• .fisher•-eonducte ~~~`.,
brief business period, ,a contest
on Canadian historical events
"'sLi d lunch. -
history of the Association," you think testing is too expen•
81,035 cattle were inseminated; sive, just look at f.�ie market
an increase of I.6 p-er' cent ;over. --tor cattle with ROP tested"back-
1965. Over 18 hundred swine ser. ground. If you think that your
vices were supplied in 1966; herd isn't good enough, that you
849',885 miles' Fere driven by . don't feed well enough,'" then the
Association personnel in the ° only way you can go is 'down."
- course of their duties. "Management is 90 per cent
Guest speaker for• the meet- of any success," Mr. Knapp con.
ing was" W. ' J. Knapp, 'Galt Hol. chided.
stein' breeder. He spoke - on the' Elected to representSouth Hur.
businessofu operating a farm, on for another two year term on
calling farming a profession, en. the W•C.B.A, board of Directors
gaged in by professionals. .. ' was William Allen, -.Woodham.
Fariners, hg said,mustactlike Among those present Tat the
professionals. They must operate meeting were Doug -Miles, Ag.
their, farms. as businesses, ridulture Representative for fl
accepting change.. • op; Gordon Bell, Holstein
Friesian Fieldman; Ross . Mar- •
"I'm afraid if we don't change shall, National Director of t :e
we're going. to be heft out in Holstein Friesian Association;
•
that she doesn't kno w glasses
ruin a picture why doesn't the
-photographer. -tell her?
Please Ann, inform all brides
everywhere to avoid far-out fads.
Tell them to stay with"the simple
hair -do's and to please leave.
the 'horn•rimmed, kookie glasses
off. Ten years rom now, they'll
be glad they dra. Mrs. C.H.R.
Dear C. H. R.; The brides
in the Sunday papers are
the same girls . you see' in
high fchools, colleges, and
• shops: That's the way, they
look _ and. _apparently..at. .
least one young man liked'
the look well enough to marry
, the girl. • -
I do, agree howev r, that
the wise bride avoi .a far-
out hair -do arid kookie
.glasses. ' Remember, girl A ,
..simplicity never goes out '4
Two Men as,.
Trek West
HOLMESVILLE- Robert Grigg
accompanied by Bill Shaddic c
Londesboro, left on Thursday for"
Winnipeg to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wilkes and family.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Norman and
Shirley and Mr.' and Mrs. Doug
Norman attended a family gather•
ing on.Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Hinz oL New"
Hamburg. The occasion was the
90th birthday of Mrs. Frank
Norman.'
the cold.' / We're our own boss, • ' and Russ Bradford, diary branch
and often we're too good .t9 our•. fieldman. Chairman • was Cliff
selves4'41e-said. ` " ' .. McNeil, of Goderich, W BA. lir.
= He'stnongly advised dairymen, ecter_of North Huron. _ , __ ____
to begin production testing to
.•measure the performance of their
• cows. He exploded'.many of the •
---,muses farmers. use for -their
fail a to test cows.,
"If you don't want .oto board
the at a inspector,,then put him-
- r ClifiCICIN
up at a hotel," he said. ,','If
you prefer. DHIA or owner sam- -
pier testing then use •them, If
Dear Ann Landers: The holi. --
day' 'season is over, so. it's -too
late. to do anything about sucker-,.
list • junk, this ' year, but here's
some information that might help
•
your readersne*t year..
I was so alanoy, ed with unsolicit.
ed ''gifts" sent to. me .through
the mail during Pece.•inber that I
called the Post ,Office for advice.
f " was told to coss out my mime
and "R,eturn.. To , Sender •
Wsoligited" and drop it in a
mailbox., . • ,
The sender must then pay the
return, postage and 'glances are
excellent that you"' will be en -
off the fish list..-Smarter"Novir,
Dear- Nowt • • -"Thanks for
making is all Smarter.
Today,
AS r�the-day you -gave
erSsom goodd'advice,
'Dear Ann,, Landers: I just read
another letter in your column
from a grandmother complain.
ing about sitting with her daugh-
ter's children. It's time some-
one spoke up for the other side.
These -modern' grandmothers
make me sick. They are all
too busy with club 'work; bridge
Parties, ball games, dancing
lessons, beauty shop appoint-
ments 'and trying to keep "up
with Grandpa who is a swinger.
I f you think I'm a soup -puss
'.who has it: in for her in-laws
James Richardson & Sons -Ltd.
'Serving The Feed Dealers of Western Ontario
PHONE 524-8388, GODERICH
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let me•a'ssure yoathat my par,
ents are lust as bad, They also
, refuse .to put themselves out so
my
my •husband' and I can have. an,
evening, away from the children.
When our folks are780 years
gid - and comp10n that°they are
lonely and wish "tha,titheir Val*
childrenywould come to see them,
suggest that they go ,find. a,
bridge ,ga,nie or take 'same more
•mambo'essons. u,. One .For The
Other Side
r q
Dear One: Is your nose fait "
of joint because the grand.
parents ignore, yourachbtldren
Or. because they .klon't offer
• to sit with them? If it's the
first complaint 1' feel sorry
,fgr 'the• grandparents. If it's°.
the second complaint I say
you have ho ,irighlt to, expect -
sitting services. This -Should
be strictly voluuntary:..and if
they don't offer, . you
shouldn't, ask.
progressive
company
as .'• - ..
in a
pro gr e c sive
industry
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