The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-05-30, Page 7CIVI4LY 1057
MUM PISTRICt *AIX
Members of 2nd and 8rd ,Gode-
rich Boy Scout Troops and' Vu3'
will ac1�-�a �v i go Exeter Saturday
t,c: participate in a giant disstriet
TalIly- A number of spacial awards.
are �' ,;��be presented during ;the;
pr'o ra 1.
s;rill� �c_ r
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A•Spring tea was held last Fri-
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The 'tea, 'whielt 'was well attend,
Is liven at the Mose of each year
for the ,minters' =titers and stat
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it►es.
A display of aiming and home
Planning pro ws, esti etcd dlar-
g th year b grades R. 19, 11
and1
yrccie1 e upin
was t a t e set
the sewiryg r . In y the f000ds,
room, the ir14' served fang sand-
oretehesi ralialie,s and 'tea cakes,
earetfuUy .q pared for lite occas°
ion. .AI1 girls mededled dresses or
stttts jade tyy themselves during
the year.
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OUT ON A iIMY i1
WITH ;HILL ?iiMIi EY .
One of the most frightening pre -
the 4af the gptiaVentgrer. issued
from• the -lid otthe-tirimellinister
dying his went .,appearance in
town. The apP;allii p�rV'oplitcy :was
delivered, in the midst of a flow
of milk and honey, and its full
impact was not felt at the moment.
* e 4, ro
taut later, when sarious ljnt►n
J.ware trying.- to, ontemberswhat,the
,PM had.said, ,and havingAdifRculty,
tbe.i•fearsome threat stood out in
.remarks, .stark and •+sinister,
with .all .cthe unexpected horror. of
a shark's fin suddenly -appearing
betty even one's toes in the ,bathtub.
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i3y evening, strong men had
grown pale and drawn, weak men
had taken, to the bottle, and in-
ifetweenerls wore the look of an
accident. victim in a state of deep know now what the Prime Min-
ister said? Ile predicted that the
day 'was trot far off when a woman
would be Prime 'Minister of Canada.
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All 1 can dd is echo the remarks
made so fervently and reverently,
by so many men, after the awful
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possibility led conk in; "toord
4
Iho nobody' sh
k.s
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t
ming a slam at women in general.
I'tn .not. 1 like women, ani .bei eve
theyCala do must thing's as well as,
.or etter than, Ta04 sen. gxvept
cook, :paflitt pictures,- write bOQkS,
vQmpoae nutsic,_penfean opera
Boris, 'build buildings; „invent -tit-
ve itaons, and a' lot of 410 npiil
portant finings like that.
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....When it corms to bearing and
raising ehijdrsn,:piss can't but the
4#9011f1. $h+1i*'s a 'guilt ;to, be
quilted, fitorrst away ahud•of men,
Thily'y. got the mom licked hollow
ibai,gjving potluck suppers, hangi1011
out washing and serving a delic-
igns lunch Offer ,caeotings.
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And when itis a question of
hanttli►ug_imoney, $ the men :.haven't
a igok-in. A mani will ..above iiia
change in his pocket. A woman
will count hers; A man will buy
an article -.Por ,. ',0.0 without bit
lttg 5an;.eye, while';tio woman -in her
right mind would pay more than
$1.98. A myna will who v off by
tossing a half -dollar to a„iell-hop,
while a woman rewards 'him pro-
perly ,by fishing aaut a dime and
matching his frosty glare with- an
equally stony stare.
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That's probably why, every so
often, 'some misguided soul will
say: "We should have a woman
Mayor (or Chairman of the Board,
or Prime Minister). What we need
is good housekeeping in govern-
ment. A woman would soon bal-
ance the budget. ,° That kind of ir-
responsible taut always gives me
the hot and cold running shudders.
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Not that we haven't some very
capalble and intelligent women. We
have indeed, and I've no objection
to them sitting on the school board,
running for president of the Insti-
tute, or going in for temperance,
antivisectionery or the Horticultur-
al. Society. We need them there
to draw attention tal.the low (ha!)
salaries of teachers, the need for
hot lunches for school kids, alco-
holism, cruelty to animals and the
beauty of flowers.
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There's nothing so stirring as a
group of irate ladies on the march,
and whether they want the town
dump cleaned up, or the dogs tied
up for the summer, they usually
get action. But they're much too
simple, honest and idealistic to
keep their heads above water in
the murky swim of politics. It
would take them generations to
learn ,the resounding, meaningless
phrase of the politician, centuries
'•#:•master the heartless ham-string-
4ing, the jocular knife -in -the -back
tactics of international diplomacy.
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1., can just picture our first wo-
man Prime Minister. She'd be a
grim and igrizzled veteran of a
thousand committee 'meetings, in
which she had bullied and cajoled
lesser women into washing up
after the turkey dinner, canvassing
fellow citizens for donations, and
decorating the hall for dances,
while she held the reigns, applied
,the.whip, and took any 'glory that
was Coming.
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Among her first projects as
Prime Minister would be total pro-
hibition. When that had been won,
and everybody was making beer
in his cellar, she'd tackle unmar-
ried mothers, ancl have them all
shipped to a stockade in Labrador,
with the fruits of their labor. Next
,would be a 9 p!m. curfew for all
married jnen. Soon after that, at
a meeting with Comrade Krushchev.
or his successor, she'd tell him
exactly what she thought of those
communists because they don't tip
their hats to ladies in an elevator.
Next morning, World War III
would be on.
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If you want a woman Prime
•Minister, include me out. I don't
mind being robbed, ,misled, and
diddled by male politicians. In
fact, I expect it. But when we
Canadians are turned over to the
tender mercies of a crusading
female, I'll trade my citizenship
papers for a set of walking papers.
(Amount Of The Liberal Govt's Surplus)
• THAT'S . . .
$30 Per Person
OR . .
$120 Per Family
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Published By Tito Progressive Conservative Associotihn, Huron Riding
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All•IN
These days most Teeple nark under
pressure, want' mere, deep less. This
strain on body and brain makes physical
fitness easier to lest—harder to regain.
Today's tense living, lowered resistance,
everwerk, worry—any of these may Infect
normal kidney action. When kidneys get
eut of order, excess acids and wastes
remain in the system., Then backache,
disturbed rest, that "tired -out" heavy-
headed
eatheaded feeling often follow. That's the
time to take Dodd'e Kidney 'Pella. Dodd's
stimulate the kidneys to normal action.
Then you feel better—sleep better.. --work
better. Ask for Dedd's Kidney Pills al
airy drug counter. S3
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irlie„caso of tthe apologetic,itui,-
nien was ielose4 here last Thursday
When Thomas Wdint 'n 24, cif +11aii'
fax, headed back to 1pri,nn here
"he has spent six of the last eight
years.
Welburn, one Of two men who
held np Murray GrD Inger,:Varna
district farmer, was sentenced to
two years In penitentiary at his
own request. fliiagistrate D. E.
Holmes had announced a sentence
of two years Hess one day in. On-
tatio Ref ins ory, (hut the sandy -
haired man asked for "two years
sdlid, so I. can learn something
when I'm in there." His wish was
granted.
The two-year sentence was on
the charge of arined robber�yy, to
which he had pleaded guilty at
an earlier hearing. On two °other
counts, car theft and possession of
an offensive weapon, Welbuun was
sentenced to six months definite,
plus six months indeterminate, in
each case. )Sentences are concur-
rent.
One week previously, Welburn's
partner, Douglas Weaver, 18, of
Halifax, was sentenced to six
months in prison for his part in
alr'uied robbery oft the 4ifilear,
old `tariucr.
Chatlpe Of SOO?
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t
a~ . der a oli xe orappri-
sible''ter getting your eon ancon
into *Ls t -y istrate
told Welborn. Mae {magistrate said
tete only mitigating ei'reunastanee
was ,that the two .armed anen had
a thane of .,#ieart, t ey +Paneled,
.;dict had planned cto ,back and
untie Grairaner until they 444 .04
the pollee>.,11a4, snh'i- di: iia the
scene.
bagistrate Iioluies said be could
not underatand ` W y TiVe4Ourn had
to do it 'Palle 444 airy" anal. tie
up Grainger rt'rf en the farmer had -
told theanern that ire-Arould allow
to take his ear -without an
argument so they could avoid
trouble with the law.
The magistrate .said this was
"the stupid part" and was the
reason he had sent Woburn to
Ontario Hospital, London, for ex-
amination. After observing Wel-
burn for a few weeks, the hospital
had sent hint )back to be sentenced.
At the trial in April, IMr.. Grain
ger, who lives alone, said he had
picked up two hitch -.hikers and be-
friended them. They stayed with
him for a few days, then produeed.
a sawed-off rifle and sawed-off shot-
gun. The farmer was tied stip and
the pair left with his ear and
about $2.50 in cash. Before leav-
ing, the youths said they "'hated
to do this" to Mr. Grainger.
Later, the car, out otf gas, was
Branch Agent for CNR Money Orders
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