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Berth's Dairy Princest, Miss
,, • Doris Poag, RR 1, Mitchell, is
scheduledto compete at the
Canadian National Exhibition,
Toronto, on Monday, August 30,
Miss Poag was selected as
Perth's representative to the
provincial competition at a lo-
cal contest held last September
in connection with Stratford
Fall Fair-.
This presents an excellent op-
portunity for Perth residents,
intending to spend time at the
exhibition, to plan on attending
on the 30th and be a supporter
of ,the Perth cheering section
at the Ontario Dairy Princess
Competition.
Day-to-day winners of the
C.N.E. preliminary contests will
enter elimination semi-finals on
Tuesday, August 31st, and Wed-
nesday, September 1st, and a
winner will' be selected from
the final contestants on Thurs-
day, Sept. 2nd. •
The five girls entering the fm-
als will each receive a calf
and other priies. The winner
will reign •as Ontario's Dairy
Princess 'for a period of -one
year. She will be Ike recipi-
ent of an expense free trip to
Great Britain as well as several
valuable articles of merchan-
dise.
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•Honor Couple
Wed 25 Years
Mt-. and Mrs. William Ryan
were pleasantly surprised, on
Saturday evening by their fam-
ily at their home in Kitch-
ener.
Mr. John Flannery, of Strat-
ford, read an appropriate ad-
dress of congratulations and
best wishes to the -couple of 25
years. There were several gifts
of silver,. TV tables, money and
a pair of lamps from the fam-
ily.
Guests were present from
Clinton; Dublin, St. Columban,
Stratford, Guelph, Peterboro, as
well as friends from Kitchener.,
. . Mr. and Mrs. Ryan have a
family of two sons, Terry and
Bill, both 'of Kitchener.
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Legion
Bingo
Whiners
Branch 156, Seaforth Cana-
dian LegionA9eld a .successful
bingo Friday evening in the
Legion Hall, Seaforth.
Winners of special games
were Mrs. Lovett, Clinton; Mrs.
Hilda Austin1)Seaforth; Mrs, De'
Lafranier, Stratford. The jack-
pot • game was split between
Mrs. F. Walters, Walton, and
Mrs. Elmer Lee, Holmesville.
Door prize winners were Mrs.
Luson and Mrs. McMichael,
both' of Clinton.
Regular gamewinners • were:
Ilene Plant, Seaforth, -and Mrs:.
Copeny, Clinton; Mrs. Elmer
Lee, Clinton; Joan Pletch, Wing -
ham; Mrs. Hilda Austin, Sea -
forth; Mrs. Bill Steep, Bruce -
'field; Ed. Brady, 5eaforth; Mrs.
Dora Taylor, Seaforth;
Austin, Seaforth-; Mrs. A. Mc-
Kercher, Jamestown; ...Mrs. M.
Irwin, Gorrie; Lorne Ossier,
Mitche% Mrs. Elmer Leer, Clin-
ton; Mrs. C. Ashton, Clinton.
..:_Game one was split four ways
and 'game three was split three
ways.
Store clerk to Small boy:
"Can I help you, son?"
Small boy holding up a ban-
ana skip: "I want .a refill,
please." - •
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FOOL . . . ORA HEROINE?
DEAR DORIS: • Shortly after
Marriage 1 discovered my hus-
band was an epileptic. I was
shocked. Now we have been
married eight years, a very
rocky time, I mist say.
His frequent seizures caused
him to miss promotions. I have
helped out by working. But
then he started drinking heavily
end one night he beat me up'
severely. I threw him out but
when he came crawling back I
took him in for the sake of the
little b6ys we have. They miss-
ed him.
I am constantly on guard end
ready to run away if he should
start drinking again. But he has
never been s_agy to get along
with—no patience at all, bossy,
always has a chip on his shoul-
der,oss with the children. •
Do you think I am a fool to,
stay with him? He says he
loves me and in his own 'kooky'
way, I suppose he does.
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Fed • Up
DEAR FED UP — Moodiness,
violent rebellion, impatience,
often go with epilepsy. The vic-
tim has had many years of frus-
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There is still a good deal of
misunderstanding about eplip-
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epileptics. Yet a well-balanced
individual may rise above his
illness, and with modern drugs
may avoid any but the lightest
bf seizures.
- No, you are not a fool. You
are a heroine. Learn all you
can about the diseaSe (through
your library and your nearest
epilepsy asseciation) and try to
improve his and yqur tinder-
standirig of what is wrong with
him. Both emotionally a rr'd
physically. '
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DEAR DORIS—A lady in our
neighborhood LS • expecting a
baby soon. It is her second one
and she is happy about it.
How do I go about congratu-
lating, her? Do I Visit her un-
expectedly or phone her, or do
I send a card?
Glad Too
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DEAR GLAD — Depends on
how well you know her. A mere
acquaintance wilt welcome a
card once the baby has arrived,
safe and sound. A neighbor you
know well vould delight in a
visit—but even then a phone
call before dropping in might
be indicated. A small gift to
go with you—baby's bib, or toy,
or bath powder—would show
thoughtfulness. Any expectant
mother welcomes a little extra
interest.
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DEAR DORIS—What do you
think of a guy who gets sick
whenever a girl breaks up with
him? Or if there's a little mis-
understanding he says, you
want me to get sick'?–, Then he's
on the phone telling his doctor
all about.it and he tells him to
step worrying. Is such a guy
just a weakling?
He's also tight with his mon-
ey. When we're alone he'll or-
der supper for himself ' and
when it comes he says they
didn't send much. Or if we go
to some entertainment he buys
the cheapest tickets and you
have to sit where you can't see
much. I don't evfi care if I go
out anyrnore.
Disgusted
DEAR DISGUSTED -- Doubt-
less when he was a little boy
his bother fussed over his
slightett- ',ailment, neglecting
other ways' of giving •Mtn int-
portance. Getting sick, to him,
has Votight big reWards.
Such 'A poor way of- meeting
bad news ranks with alcoholism,
temper • tantrums, sulking. It
solves nothing;. Merely helps
the victim to run away. It is
a common neurosis, or defence
mechanism.
Clinging. to cash also suggests
self-centred tendencies. He is
a wealsling in the sense -that
any child is a\ -weakling — he
needs to grow up • and meet
life head on.
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