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• Canada's fa +orite htunoris.ti.
Bill ,Smiley, whose, column 'Su-
gar and. Spice" ' appears , eaeh
week in this 'newspaper., has won
the distinction. of. being .syndi.
cated'.more :,papers than any
other Canadian -columnist.
He is now 'being; read in 111
;newspapers throughout thy: coun-'
Smiley is : 40 "years old and
says. he feels every clay of it. A
native' of • Perth, Ont:., • he grew
up there and, graduated 'from
high-school when he; was.' too old.
to . play on . the football team any
• LEADING
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• QUALITY -
CONTROLLED
HATCHING
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First step::
o. snore
egg ncfome
The righit choice gf,flock replace-
ment stock 'isthe first step toward
ig�, income..'This year, start
rigl t with the Shaver Starer ss 288
from your Swift's Hatchery..
The Starcross 288 ranked Fust
in hen -housed production and net,
income in 'both the California and
Canadian. Cental Random Sample
Tests last year. It placed in the top
- quarter . in the :Missouri test with
2261 eggs per'hen housed and 52.79
net income,. .
Many, farmersin this area hive
flocks of Stamen 288's In pro-
duction now. 'Fund: out fiZsth3nd'
how this white egg layer perforins,
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or
or call us for more debefoe '
you order your flock replacements,
SWIFT'S HATCHERY
reIei.ve
illin
PHONE .9 ,_
longer. •
He went off 'to University .of,
Toronto,. and commenced,. a Cenrse
in • honour' • English. In, 1941 he
joined the RCAF, ;arid; trained 'as
a fighter pilot.. He, flew with the
Tactical- AirT-Foree•'in- Norrnandy,
and was shot; down onw •Friday
the . 13th of.. October, ,1944. He
spent :the 'rest' of the war in '.a
German prison. camp.
• Returning . to university in
1945,, he fell in love with a girl
who has since become famous in
Sugar and 'Spice , as The Old
Battleaxe. A 'seriousillness de
layed . graduation until 1949. • In,
'that year, he fell into the weekly
.newspaper business, and,. for -the
next decade was . editor ' of the
Wiarton,, .Ont., Echo. During that
period, he . began 'writing, just
forfun, a column in. which he
said. exactly 'what he pleased.'
A neighboring .editor,' George`
Cadogan of the Durham.; Chroni-
cle; asked if. •he .might use the
column. Soon half a dozen edi-
tors were doing' the same. Stead-
ily, the column increased in popu-
larity.,
A year ago,' '' the' problems, of
distribution became:- so' big that
Smiley .contracted 'With ,the Tor-
onto Telegram News Service '.for
national syndication of the col
umn. Since, then, its circulation
has' increased . steadily - •
• Last year, Bill ,d'ecide'd totry
something new; went to ' teachers'
coellege,:
stuanddents is cuatrreMintlydland. 'regaOnt.,ling'
th
high school With' his own pec liar;
brand of -English. He' clbinithat'
teaching is about, '.as restful as
working. in a, steel mill. •
The S'mileys have two children,
Hugh and Klin; • 1.3 and .9, 'who:
have provided. 'a lot of material
for '• the cblumn,', in the past:'
Readers of Sugar ,and ' Spice
are' sometimes' infuriated' often
amused. but never bored, as they
Peruse the, prose' of., a man. de-
dicated. "to looking at , lifer with-
out benefit. of rose-colored glas
ses:'
Presbyterian Evening ''Auxiliary
The' January meeting was held
at ' the home of ' irs.. Robert
MacKenzie with eighteen ladies
present.., The president; Mrs
Robert MacKenzie; presided for
the 'Meeting which With
a hynin, followed `:by . the scrip-
ture read r•e ponsivelys, The Bible
Study on ' the life of Priscilla
was. taken 'by : Mrs-. Jack`,' Fisher:
Mrs. Morgan" Henderson ' gave a
report .on the annual, meeting of
Presbyterial' held 'in Wingham.
Interesting portions of "The Glad
,Tidings' were read by .'Miss Kay
McIntosh_ n invitation w5 , re
ceived from the :Wi:nghain Even-
' mg. Au la.ry to meet ,with, thein
for their 'February meeting. Miss
Ifriry M:aod• introduced the
new study for this. year. - -Into
Tie World Together . The
e ' .g cioved �nwi:th a h-�arid'.
be ae'dic° ' tl , `,i epeat:ed; in u i
n. • Luny' was served by the
raminee in charge. y .
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K.INLOSS 'NEWS
'• 'L lotd MacDf9ai -.
a4" a d .G'raze*lLa Sztur
Anria ' and Mr.
1 •;Mr.7. y .2', a i%.,cDoUara1l: of '
'Owen Sound, ` R;w=3 -
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LOCAf.' AGENT VIOE•PRE$
OF'.laIFE UND1 ;1111U1TERS.
'1740 $au geed lite ' xliitierwrit-'
ers Asaoc:i#et zi. held its monthly i. •
dinner meeting at the tlicitover
ln.t . 71Vien�ber Were pre$04
salt
Winglux ; 1:4t!VkflOW,
}Walkerton and Arthur,
The president, C Wilford d Cas-
lick of Winghanr' had 'charge of
-:the cneotin ,,.l•ie welcomed .. Wm
a Conron, C.L.U. { f n4harn
into•-meinbcrship in -the' Saugeen'
association,: having, transferred
from .the -'London association,. Mr,
Caslick ,also urged all. Members,
to: attend the' National Sales
Congress which. wi'11 be held :at.
the: Royal York 'Hotel, Toronto in
March.,:
An ' invitation was accepted'
from the OWen,Sound association
to meet, with them. in February,
at the occasion of the visit there.
of . the National President of
Mr. C. B. ;Lindsay,:;
C.I.U. of Vancouver, B.C.
•Rodney ,O. Helwig, of Walker-
ton, Sec. -Treasurer of the Sau"-
geen. association, and ;delegate to.
the 'National. convention of
to be held in. Toronto
'in 'February, was; authorized. to
support .a resolution, being ,put
to 'the convention by the Windsor°
association, 'regarding ' excessive.
amounts of . group insurance be-
ing issued to individuals
Election of<officers for the
coming year resulted in., the fol-
lowing:President,, Mervin S.
Patterson,. 'Arthur; ' Vice Pres.,
Kinahan, Lucknow; .Sec.
Treasurer,. Rodney O. Helwig,
Walkerton. •
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