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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-04-22, Page 69/5004.,. agAFORTEL, ONT, AREI,22 t065 .16 rotective Products Reduce Livestock Losses " KEATING'S PHARMACY J. E. Keating, Phm.B. M. E. Hoover, Phm.B. Phone 5274990,, Seaforth OlasSifled ads pay dividends. • DUBLIN, gelleceimMeet • The ,41-/ Pledge-v-DRened .the sixth meeting of "Cottons May 130 Swat*, held. at the ,Itonte '9f Mrs. Friend. The Dublin Colleens •disctissexi their record book covers, and Mrs. Friend asked the girls to bring sug- gestions to the next meeting. Mrs. Friend gave the girls.. a list of samples which they are to put in their record books. Slipstitching was demonstrat- ed by Mrs. Annis, and Mrs. Friend showed the girls how to cover a belt, and button. Dublin Colleens opened their seventh meeting with the 4-H Pledge, followed by roll call, which was, "Why I chose the color of my dress." The group •discussed record book covers and decided on one design and also discussed demonstrations for Achievement Day. Mrs. Friend demonstrated how to set in a sleeve. IC]NrilrrCIIMV 1964 '550' CLASSIC-A.T. 1964 RAMBLER 440 CONVERTIBLE 1964 AMERICAN 19$3 AMBASSADOR -Automatic 1963 VAUXHALL 4 -DOOR 1962 RAMBLER 2 -DOOR 1961 RAMBLER 4 -DOOR 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 1961 AMERICAN -Deluxe in61 ,CHEV. BISCAYNE-6 Cylinder 1958 FORD V-8 COACH 1957 FORD V-8 COACH MILLER MOTORS Phone 527-1410 Seaforth • .WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS:. Dial 527;0240 •• FIARRISTCIN • FERTILIZE ,LTD. Clinton : Phone 4824133 Offer to the Farmer 7 Competitive Pricing On: BAG, BULK and CUSTOM MIX FERTILIZER In Addition, You May Purcliase . . - Herbicides Pesticides -- Grass ,and Grain Seeds -- Fencing Material Twine • ADEQUATE SUPPLIE ALWAYS ON ' HAND! .. •• ,"''''7*'• .,.(0:,.•••'!tv`-0.;-','f)i'.1- - • - • Sugar and Spiee - By BM Sinner-, SOLIR, -NOTE .ON FESTIVALS Every year, the Music -Festi- val throws Our establishment into a ring-tailed tizzy. And this year it was the same old story. In the first place, it . always takes place at the worst time of year. One ,year it will be in the middle of the opening of trout season. By the time I get but, after listening to all those crumby little kids play the same old crumby iltieces, the big fish are all gone, and I have to thrill over the left. over seven-inchers. Another year. it strikes at the height of those first golden, green days on the golf course, This year, it caught me right in the middle of . about 100 hours of marking exams "in my spare time," as the taxpayers put it. ' But I'm not coniplaining, used to sacrificing the finer things of life for what my wife thinks are the finer things of life. No, I don't worry about me. Nor do I worry about my son. He's like me: a steady reliable, gentle, sweet type, who takes things as they come. It's the women in our family who cause the tro.uble. My wife and daughter, who operate on high C at the best of times, hits a new note, way above that, when Festival Time arrives. Young Kim hasa penchant for self-destruction before the event. At her very first music festival, when she was six, she played a piece called "The Lit- tle Mouse." And you should have seen her. Under her left eye she had the biggest -little mouse ever hatched -size ,of a rat. The day before, in a rush for the teacher's desk, with a brilliant piece of art work or summat, she hkd collided head- on with a little boy. She had an eye like a rainbow with a hang- over. Another year; she got the 'flu, and played with a temperature of .1.02. Feverishly. Last year, she came up to ine about three weeks -before the feStivAl And said, "Gggas •vithAt., DAd?" • Shed broken a finger playg •basketball, and later lumbered through her pieces with .a east: on it. The other day, she decided to, ski down the last 40 yards .01 the ski .slope on her' nose, It was the day before the festival. She played in a state of shock. And her earerits listened in the same state.- • It's disturbing to have a nut of a kid like that around. But she's merely a physical case. Her mom is a mental case. When the bugle goes for the music festival, the Old Girl leaps on her hobby -horse and rides off in a.1 directions. At one time she was an ord- inary festival mother. Lipstick gnawed off, hair like a hay- stack, eyes wild, &tern -ails bit. ten down to the first knuckle, nerves like strung piano wire. But now she's a music teach- .er, as well. Not only does she bleed for our own kids, but .her. pupils as well. There hasn't been a bed made in our house since the festival begah. Not that it bothers her;, she hasn't slept a wink 'anyWaY.. .She gallops off at 9 a.m., pen. cil and program like sword and shield. And she sits there listen- ing to a lot of little kids play- ing a lot of little pieces for about 14 hours. Then she comes home and gives me a three-hour post mortem. I reel into bed and fall asleep like a wet towel. She lies 'there in a state of warm rigor mortis, going over all the Mistakes her students made, replaying their pieces, arguing furiously with the stupid adjudicator, grinning wildly at the other teachers, saying, "just wait until next year." Music festivals are -for crazy people. -Crazy kids, who think they are • musical. Crazy par- ents, who think their kids are musical. 'Crazy music teachers,: who think they are musical and their students can't help show- ing it. •How'd you like to be married to two crazy people? - . • . DUBLIN NEWS OF THE WEEK Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Carpen- ter, Joe krauskopr in Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crow- ley. • Miss Karen Dill, Victoria Hos- pital, London; at her home. MisS Monica Bryne in Hamil- ton with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryne. Captain and Mrs. Edward Toz- er and family, Davidson, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan, Kitch- ener, Miss Theresa and Alice Ryan London, and Mary Margar- et, Kitchener with Mrs. Patrick Ryan. • Mr. and Mrs_ Alfred Jordison and Mr. - Wayne Jordison, An - caster with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend. '• Mr. and Mrs. Peter, Grosech. and family,, London, Mr. and Mrs: Gordpn Costello and child- ren, Westbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Costello and children, Kitchener. with Mr. and Mrs.' Dan Costello. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and children, London, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kelly and children, Mr. and Mrst Neil Stapleton, Kitch- ener, Mr. Peter' Ryan, Clinton with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly. Miss Marie Krauskopf, Hamil- ton with. Ars. Catherine Kraus- konf. Mrs. Robert Bryne, Hamilton with Monica Bryne and Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly. Mis,s Pauline and Richard Stapleton, London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stapleton. Miss Angela and. Yvonne Du- charme, London with Mr. and SAVE YOUR MONEY . . . 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