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should have the right to buy one," he added.
Asked' about the possibility of somebody
getting kild of. a gun and shooting another
person, Mr. ;McClinehey commented that if a
person wanted to get a gun, they'd be able to
get one anyway.
Mrs. Lorne Fell of R.R.2, ,taffa .thought
that there •should be firmer, gun; control, • '
in the home, and if the gun isn't there, they're
not going to be able to use It." she said.
Mrs. F-" -A '4 "It if the,' guns weren't
there she wouldn't rend about ehidlren getting
r shot. She thought there should be strictegun
control and that, people shOuld be asked What
they want the gun for.
Mr's. ferry P. Cronin of R.R.2, Dublin
• agreed that there .should be stricter gun
control
"I don't think it Should' be sold cto just
anybody. A gun has a purpose in its for
' people to go hunting. As for a' hobby, its out •
of, the question," Mrs. Cronin said,
Mrs. 'Harvey Craig of Walton thought there
shotrld be stricter regulations,
s just that they're like everything else.
They should.be kept under control,'"sbe 'said.
Mrs. Clifford liepti,erson:of R.R.3, Kippen
said '"I think nitre ,should• be stricter 'gun
control. There are, too many shootings."
She said that people-who want guns shotild
have to have a licence and be the type of
person that is capable of handling a gun,
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legislation.
. "I don s t‘think there should be so many guns '
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MAKING'A POINT Rosemary Van Dyk, a grade 7
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County Health Unit. Here she displays The-winning
poster and receives her. prize from Health Nurse
Marlene Price. (Expositor Photo)
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THE UNITY MESSAGE The Seaforth Knights of
Columbus have begun a campaign to support the
idea of 4 'united Canada. Following A talk on unity to
the students at St. Jarnes' School Monday, Phil
Durand, grand Knight of the Seaforth K. of C.
pinned a ,-button—saying
student Terry Gould. The buttons were distributed td
all students At the school. (Expositor Photo)
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11 Susan White .
A bird in the house
I'm not,superstitious, but then nbbody will
admit to being superstitious, as,a Radio Noon
phone in show on Friday,January 13 found
, out.
But my mind harkened •back to that radio
show, ' and' the superstitions that callers
reported (always saying first) "I'm :'not
superstitious, but': after I went through what
I did this weekend.
Cdristance
panes and nesting in corners and closets. , line, was at our place. He fixed-it up and gave - Mrs.. Art McMichael, and-Jesse
Well we got rid of those birds as we fixed us prompt, courteous service. of Dungannon visited on Friday.
window .panes and made the place secure and We're very sorry about that, fellow party afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
our luck from that.time to this has been 'very line members...but it's all because we had Merrier, Michael. and Shelley and
good. ' • . . this bird in the house, see... . with.. • Mrs. Mary Scott, Mrs. Bryan.
As of Friday, .1 think it's changed. That Things were looking up Sunday afterno6n, Wilkinson and Anthony. •
morning I woke up to the sound of a moaning which means nothing bathhappened, just an ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim ThompsOn
dog, That's not at all unusual but it was 9 , ordinary quiet day of rest. After a good dinner and Leisa of Colborne Township
a.M., 'not 7 a.m.*and I was sure the better half at (3randmether's house the better half went spent .the , ,yveekend with— his
. . had let the dog out 'earlier on his way to work. off to play IHI, hockey and I drove brother'Joe ' parents' Mr. and Mrs: Johr.
' , Upon investigating I fOund that the,,,dog was '. to Straitoid to get a train back to Oapille, , ThompsOn, Sharon and Bob.
in the house still tied-up, after knocking' the . , • When we met at home later that night, Andy . , Mr. and Mr-s. Paul Stevenson,
kitcheii door open, and so was a bird, flying had ,a 'very, green look fo'him. . . David, Darren and Luanne visited
gaily around the kitchen andiperching_pti the • ' ,' He MO, to leaVe theitiorn, in fact, when, I . ' on-Sunday-with-Mr.-and Mrs. Ron
big plants that lin. the floor in front of the ' asked irhe wanted to•feed Gaby her pnbium. .Frayne of St. Marys' and with Mr.
Half.an hour later, it 'was clear that he'd, been ' ' and • Mrs. Ron Herman of
hirwit.h a violent attack of. the flu and was in Stratford: ' '
trouble 'al both end's. . ' ' • ..L . Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson.
He's in bed as I'write. this, trying to get '. John 'and Elizabeth attended a . 11
soiiie sleep after being up and down all night family" gathering on Suitday held '
long. The mere ,thought of food makes him ' at the borne el, Mr. and Mrs. .,
groan. He'll recover, I think and Gaby and I , '''':, Raymond Neill of Winghafn. ' • .
• are, gleating• a bit as we; so far. remain the ' A family gathering was held at
picture of health. , , •..
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. John
What I want to know though is, how long , Warnmes on Saturday evening on
' does the bird in the house run of bad luck last?the , occasion of their 35th wedding
• 'anniversary. Congratulations and
may they have many more.
McKillop
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Tuesday " night. From left, front' are - Nancy Diet z,
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Randy Wilson, Vice, Brad Carndohan,
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It all started with,a bird in the house. I can't
remember exactly what that portends but I do,
,.remember that it means bad luck of sbme- sort.
Now, a couple of .years ago there, were "all'
kinds of,birds in our house. They lived there,
along with bees'and the raccoons Who Prowled'
the rafters. -
Many's the potential admiring Visitor who
came out to see what sort of a house in the
country the better half and I had bought arid
were turned off the whole venture by the-sight
, of birds flying in and out the broken •window":
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in thel cold and "the rest of the morning w611
not .too badly. But the bad luck from the bird ,
,in the house has been dogging uS ever since. , ,
'' At least' I assume that's what the bad luck
comes from, since I haven't broken a mirror,
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failed to pick up a pin, stepped on a crack. ,
put my clothes on inside out and, changed
them. " -
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Friday afternOon's sudden snow blow
scared me into cancelling 'a trip' to town and
. some important work at the Office. I' stewed a
bit.labett that. But it wasn't til Sunday that I
started to see some sort of a pattern in bad
news
All day
occurrences,
ASaturday
our phone was out of
order: That's bad luck but becoming fairly"'
common as4we skirmish with-Bell Canada over
. the private line we've been waiting' for since .
, Jurie:-' But Sunday morning when the •
repairman-came the problem. which, had
, interfered with all the phones on our party
• Mary Merner.
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glass doors to the deck. • .
It took me a good half' hodr, • including
Confidence restoring call to hubby at Work, but
I got that bird our...by opening a window and
, • directing him to it with a cardboard box. That
lowered the temperature inside a further -few
degrees and it 'Was already cold .from the
'kitchen door being open for however long it
took the dog to rouse me. , '
The baby and I suffered through breakfast
Mrs. Ed.Regele
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isitOrs With ,tv1r. and Mrs. Ed
Reg we Mr. aril:If-NSF.,
Clarence Regele #5 5*aforth
Wednesday afternoon and Mr.
and' Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of
Crediton 'on Sat urday aftertroon.
Mr., Harry, Regele' #.l Dublin
a was Ratient -last week in
Seaforth Community 'Hospital.
Mr. Ronald •and Gordon
Koehler of 'Western Provinces
spent last week with Mr. Elmer
Koehler and visited with .their
mother, Mrs. Elmer' Tcoehier who
is a, .patient' in Sea forth
Coaemunily Hospital.
• Annual Meeting of, the
Huron-County Wheat Producers •
held1n.the Agricultural Board Room, Clinton at 430.
TueSday, Feb. 1-4
Irving lOcimani, Chairman of the Board 'will be guest speaker.
Marketing and Achninistritive Expenses are in,
Excess of 40c per Bushel.
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