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9,1978
Sugar. apd Spice by Bill Smiley
Year of the peacock
Curls ws,reent, and pity the poor kid who.bad 1-
ther6 naturally.. She was a freak.
Then the Young 'devils wanted to wear" cool
clothes in the hot months, and June produced
shorts that left nothing to the imagination on
appearance. I'll_ drink to that, both sexes, bikini halterS "on the girls, bare
As a• high .school teacher, I've been in the feet in the classroom and finally, beachwear..
front hoe during the battles over clothes,, hair • Every, bit of it "neat and, tidy." •
lengths exposed navel, and suchlike. Not as, a This was, follOWed by the grease Age, or the
partrapant - I was „never unduly exercised Sleaze Era, mainly marked by denim. Buy a
Oyer excesses - but rather as an observer. new pair of jeans and a jacket, wash them,
' During the reigns of a couple • of pretty fade them shrink them, scissor them so they
conservative principals in a small town, I had ragged fringes, tear holes..in.them, patch
• watched with some amusement, occasionally them, and sew some provocative or scato-
hilarity, their' Canute like efforts to stem the logical suggestion across the buttocks. ' " « .
fleod of horrors sweeping in from the cities. This particular peripd blew away,eompletely •
I think the' firsf wave was longer 'hair for • - the "neat and-tidy" eupheMisin, Greasy hair, '
boys. Not the flowing tresses they sport today, scruffy .-beards, no : makeup and _general
--Many of them straight from the hair stylist, • 'grubbiness were the ,order of the day. Not a\ ..
others with a hair=brush or comb often ' in , particularly pleasant age. Even I had to fight •S.
- evidence.I, s to avoid retching on occasion.
' Heavens, no. -The firSt rebels merely And this paLtipular movement dovetailed
__wanted toilet tbeir hair grow down to theif rightinto the_:neye _laws. ,that-To_wered the--
collars. drinking age to 18 In effeet; it meant that kids
No way. They were expelled, letters were from 14 up begin to drink. Grade Eight •girls
sent home, they were . offered the price of a were arriving at high school dances with a
hait-cut, and generally harassed. But that was mickey in iheirpurses. ' . , ....,...-
just the tip of the ice-berg. - • . "It also tied into a new barrack room lawyer
A side skirmiih -it the same time told attitude on the part of s'erne ,of the tougher
teachers to keep their, hair cut, wear a tie, ' kids: They knew, well that, punishment ,for
.shave off their beards (lady teachers, some of infringement of rules was almost a thing of the
whom had better beards 'than some of the past. No Strap, "no detention and expulsion
men, didn't have to •shave) and keep their merely a.:.reici -ne couple of weeks' holiday,,, ,
shoes shined. ' Or screw school; I'll get a job, easy. •
- Ttreirt he more Oche girls got -into-the act, - Well; things -have changed-.-Ivor, the better..
with the 'emergence of the mini-skirt. None of The pendulum ha4 sweng. The kids are-
' the younger male teachers had the slightest starting to dislike slobbishness. Only those
: 'Objection-,7-but-some of the old- maids-of botlr who-are bortusighs-arc keeping-it-um Girls at •c
sexes-were rather horrified. I believe, if I wearing Makeup, Culottes, skirts, even dresses.
recollect aright, that one benighted educator / Wispy boys' beards are disappearieg. Short-
suggested all teachers carry ruler, and that er, neater hair-cuts are popping up here and
skirts:shortee than a' certain standard be . there. •
forbidden. (Or ripped off. It might have been With jobs a lot tougher to obtain. the old
one of the young male teachers.) cavalier attitude toward expilision has
Beleaguered administrators tried gritnly. to moderated. 'The older kids are hanging in
hold the ' fines Boys' were not Ali . to wear there rer ,grimly, knowing that.. hoe e‘er.
"ice-cream pants" or jeans. Girls mast..Wear' • -Much they hate school , it's better thin being '
skirls. ' " - '''One of the great mass of the itiemplfft'ed, 'out
Then came the deluge. .County school ' ' 'there in the snow..` -- , -
boards, made 'up of..mothers and 'fathers as .
cowardly as all- the other parents battling the ..,. Whatever is causing it. the new look is a,
new wave of attire and appearance, cut ,the Welcome change after the sleaze days. Ev en
ground_ from under the administrators by' my daughter. a graduate of the freaked-out
declaring that anything went as long, as the leek, is beginning to. , shed her tattered jeans
and Student was "neat and tidy" or some such' '.: for skirts and , t vests.. -sifiart sweaters, nt!
cant
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phrase. , anythinde se ladylike her mother Will buy her. ..._
Wham! Hair spronted in all directions from But knowing kids'; I'm rather sanguine
masculine adolescents. The girls hiked their about the chances of the improvement
skirts higher or leaped into • jeans. Granny remaining stable. Any day now, the boys are
grasses and Mother Hubbard dresses became, liable'to start ,showing up in spats and shaven
de rigeur with the more advanced girlS. Afro . heads, the girl's in corsets and high-laved
hair styles and,Jesus_beards marked the more -- boots, like their grandmothers. I' '
hirsute. Hip-hugger jeans and the braless . .Now.,..if only the young men would get rid of
those, ugly Gay Nineties. moustashes,...
• •
Every. week , more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost .
ratepayers of Huron county," the " guron Expositor iyant Ads. Dial
Would only be negated by ' the brief said and it Went on to urge- 527-02,40. • 1 unmatured Debenture'on the that, the board study .'presetit r 1
School, :since the unpaid balance Costs, projected enrolments and ' I Water Weill of Debenture (both Principal School attendance boundaries for
total , responSibility of the decision-to close Walton 'Public. '
and. Interest) would become the all' :DRI L LING' schools" before making any
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According to a recent magazine. artcreT-tliii
is going to be The Year of the Peacock, There
is afoot a strong Movement 'away from the
grub and slob Of the past decade'or so toward
some style and 'taste in clothes and .
^ • .•
look were a la mode,. Girls ironed• their hair.
Board won't Con.sider
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movie and a book sale. In addition
members helped at the Dublinfesf
last year. - . '
With the money that has been
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playground equipment .for the
park. The next activity will be a
--Patrick...s_.. Dance at St.
Patriiiirs School, Friday night
March 17...1978-
Dublin • Mitchell &
Lions Clubs' have announced the_
winners Of -the March Home
Bingo. They were .Murray
Smith. Mitchell, $20.00; Mike
Gaffney, ;Mitchell., $20.00; Brad
Ruston, Dublin, $35.0Q; Mrs.
Neil Leslie , Mitchell- $10.00;
Shirley Kramers, $10.00;
Linda Maschke, Mitchell, $20.00
and Larry O'Connell, Mitchell,
$35.00. •
Dublin Fitnes's. Fans met 'on
March(' at-,,the home--ef Mrs..
,,Charles Friend. Minutes were
read by-the Secretary, Mary Rose -
-lou-wagie,-and4lie-.and --oft ofhe—
club ; budget was given by the,
Treasurer, Betty Anne Kroonen.
The reheat! Was to define yourself
as being • a good citizen, The
meeting was then halided over to_
Mr, JI seIph hckert Sr, is a t
patient in Stratford General
Hospital, o
't
Mrs. Jim''Arnold , and Joanne t
-Evans of Niagara Falls spent' the e
weekend with Mrs. Mille Evans.
Miss Jean Dill and friend'Spent • s
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Dill and family , St: Marys. t
Dublin & District Leo Club s
The Leo. Club has, been
underway, for nearly a year and t
has had a dance every ,month
toboggan rides, hay rides, a
ONLY
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he ado, Mrs. Erlend wbn.-
alltecl on how to be agood citizen
f-Carka.da and read a report on
he privileges of being a Canadian
itizen, •
She introduced the guest
pecker Charles Friend,. }fibbed'
Twz,S1erls„ who talked on how
he democratic government was..'
tarted back in England with the
Magna Carta. He also ataikeij on
he three types of Government in
Canada and its problems.
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The regular dinner meeting of •
the DiStrictlions Club
was held at St, Patrick's School
gym. with Mrs. Miller's.
._.excellent catering. Guests '
'included Jack }loran, and.,Ftank
Nolan who Were recognized for
contributions to Lions'
.• activities. . •
.Fonr from the
Orangeville 'Lions • 6) 'were '
introduced by President 'Bob
Riehprdson. They were Stan
Wray Wray from Ireland, who still
. wouldn't believe that the Pollee
Village of Dublin is on the. Liffy
even .when verified by tWO SCots
like• Lion Herb Brown and Lion
. Don .MadRae.. Lion: David Trisk
was along to support his brother
Lion., • Dr. Ron Finlay, an ,
Orangeville veterinary who is
• seeking. election as GO,vernor of
A-9 at the'.'Upcoming convention
asking fo4. support., He congra2
tulatc'd. the Dublin. .& District 4'
—Lions-for -their .accomplishments
with the mewommunny Pavilion
and' other co niutty activities.
Dr. Finlay ramie isced with: Lion
Matt lylcereight about their old
days wiren they built bridges and'
culverts for- Looby Construction.
" Tickets wer distributed on 50.50
draw with the .proceeds" to go to
the Lions Leader . Dog .School
which trains dogs to assist the
blind to lead a• more useful life.
IThe ,Lions' Home Bingo next
Wednesday will have Dublin .and
District Liens on stage and_ will_
feature ail ,theinc,
Personals ,
Mr. Win. 0. Rourke has'.
returned home front Stratford
General Hospital. •
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