HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-01-15, Page 14THE HURON EXPOSSTQL4A74., 95, 1970
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Purchased a .Truckload' iif Merchandise Direct from the ., Warehouse at Redticed Prices!
The Savings Are Passed on io . Our CusionierTit *
DEAR DORIS - I am told
there is an international organ- •
Witt.= known as the ,Kindness
Clubs, which takes an interest
In the welfare of animals. My
little girl dearly loves her pets,
and wants to know more about
this club.
-RURAL MOTHER
DEAR MOTHER - There are
branches in 14 countries now -
o f a Movement started in •
Fredericton, N.B., to make life
better for our little dumb friends.
Local clubs (made up of boys
and girls) have their own ways
of helping.
' The Canada Goose Club (a
Winnipeg branch) has taken on
Mr. Ridley as their project -
a man who nurses animals who
have been hit by cars or are
unwanted. Last week he had an
,injured baby owl, wrapped in
cotton wool and being fed with
an eye dropper.
•A club in New Zealand raises -
money entirely on the children's
initiative to help elderly and
needy people care for their pets.
Write mrs. Aida Flerriming,
President, The Kindness Clubs,
252 Waterloo Row, Fredericton,
N.B.., for information about how
to get a branch started where
you are.
•DEAR DORIS - We are mar-
ried 15 year's and have, always
lived on my husband's parents,'
fatal. His dad is 69, mother
is 65.. Theywill both be gagt,13,.g
the pension so would it be'leo
much for them. to sign every-
' thing over to this only son and
let him be like other men at
39?
•••• -GcrOdness knows 'he has al-
. ways been a little boy in his
dad's eyes. His dad has always .-
been King Billy on the 'farm
and the head -of everything..
My husband says, when we
have a little spat, "If you don't
like ' it •here, • get t." Why is
he se----cold with e? It breaks"
my ttart.
- ALL NERVES.
DEAR NERVF,S - Are the
spats about King Billy?' Perhaps
when you -complain to Little Boy
Husband you probe a sore spot.
He 'would like •to be boss, in his
hoMe but can't see how. •
But a . man of 69 inj good
health has a long tim4 ahead
and I Nat" can't see asking him
• to sign away his farm.
put your confidence in your
man; and .he will gradually take
over. Your attitude can , make
a great deal of difference in his•
temperature towards you; •
•DEAR. DORIS - I am' 15 and
I, Can't 'find any interest in boys
my own age .1 likedbee giiy who
Is about 30 until last week I met
this other Map who is 19."'
At first I thought Maybe It•
AvaS just their .good look-s that
were attracting my attention but
they aren't really good looking.
I' have. been -like this for three
years now and their ages have
reached 'from 18 to 30. •
My friends tell me it's only a • •
phase I'm going through buts it
seems too longs I• don't do any-
thing to let theseguys' know how -
I feel and always keep myself in
..check. Is it abnormal?
• -FALLEN FOR•OLDER MEN
DEAR FALLEN - Abnormal?
•••• Not exactly. But once you find out
that the opposite sex are people, •
to be talked ;With 'rather •than
idolized; to be enjoyed as com-
panions rather than emoted over
from afar, you'll appreciate vour._,,
s own generation.
• Older men have a polish which
only comes with maturity. But
'have you,the polish to go with it? •
Notby a long,shot!'
DEAR DORIS 4- There is a
high school- near here which is
headed up by /3....,principal who
prides himself ,onlbeing permis-
sive, allowing smoking in cafe-
•teria and elsewhere, and set-
ting a terrible personalexample.
It has the highest drug use of •
all kinds and the most student
smoking. .These two seem to go
together.
HATE THE NASTY WEED
DEAR HATE - makes
two of us. A letter from a good
friend describes, her hasband's
agOny with ,emphysema. Every
breath-- struggle, and she- •
agonizes along' with him. It is
a losing fight,' and he is quite
Sure ..now that it was caused
through his smoking habits. •
Every cigarette is a coffin
nail: For those who are trying
to quit, I offer my leaflet, which
has some well-tried and succes-
sful (Available to,
stamped, Self-addressed en-
velope. Ask for "Why Smoker)
Stitiles •
A ibreigit—correspondent.
asked a Czech citizen: 'Do you
.cdusider • the Rusglans your
triendS or your brotherst,„The
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• We 09Ose our friends.'
tieitrySfloWstorui had elg,
sei# the Sehba 1'of a week7thi
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