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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-16, Page 4Garden Wheel Barrow - $9.88 Gayla 'Kites 87C Flashlight Batteries - 2 for 27c Furniture Style Dehumidifier 20-Ft. Push-Up - Aluminum Ladder 32-Ft. Aluminum Extension Ladder Automatic Cattle Oiler ; $98.88 - $22.88 $42.44 $57.97 • BALL MACAULAY BUILDING SUPPLIES CLINTON 482-9514 SEAFORTH 527-0910 HENSALL 262-2713 "SPECIAL of 'the WEEK" 4' x 8' — 1/4" Sheets ASPEN1TE - 2.89 Any Quantity TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW PRICES ON QUANTITY LOTS OF LUMBER, PLYWOOD AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Prices In. Effect Until . April 25th. 0 • If you want your money lo worlt as hard for you as you do for it, phone us. Graiegoa SYNDICATE LIMITED TED 140Lf0E6 145 Deer Park , Circle, London 4714005 or 41IIssieee. Reg. Size Carton CAPRI • • • Aylmer Boston Chicken of the Sea • PEAR DORIS - Last summer I went with a university student.He told me that I classify people according to myself. Those thee rate lower I do not care about, and when I am with those whom I classify higher than myself, I am shy and ill-at-ease. I know that this is trtie'about me. I wish that I could just be myself with, everyone alike! This way I feel so strained - I cannot let my true personality show. I, am always thinking what the persons I rate higher are doing. -INSECURE DEAR LONELY - Some towns welcome newcomers, with open arms; others put on their spec- tacles first and examine all cre- dentials. Or seem to. But le refuse to believe that 'most folk are anything but kind - even if reserved. Bdtter believe *With Don't bang your head. Get to the hospital and offer volunteer help; or to an adult education class and take up dancing. Friends you make through work- ing with them are the best kind anyway. ; DEAR DORIS - I am a 15-year- old girl who is very interested in people and would like to be- First Church Group. Meets The Ladies Aid of -First Church met in the church hall on Tuesday afternoon with an attendance of 25. Mrs. Ed An- drews, the president conducted the business and Mrs. R. E. McMillen gave a reading entitled "Doubt". The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. J. A. Munn and MrS. William Drover led in prayer. Mrs. Reg Kerslake read the secretary's report. Letters of appreciation were read by Mrs. R. K. McFarlane. 30 calls were made on shut-ins: Mrs. Reg Kerslake and Mrs. Wilfred Coleman were named convenors of the bazaar. Miss Ethel Mackay will be in charge of the flowers in the church. Mrs. R. E. McMillan and ,Mrs. Francis Coleman sang the duet "In the Garden". Mrs. An- drews read the 23rd psalm. The Speaker, Mrs. F, Coleman, gave the incidents in the life of a man Who lived in Switzerland and other countries. The subject was "A cure for darkness. and gloom". Mrs. Andrews gave Courtesy remarks. For Complete INSURANCE on yotir NOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE OHN .A.;_tiotir40 Insurance Agency ph•iiit0144.90t. Selaffirth aPpOSite ,!iijifirtis WWI APRIL 16, 1970 come a social worker. I have a general idea about the work,' but would ,like to learn more about it. Could you please tell me the universities I could attend, and something about the work itself? -HARRIET DEA—HARRIET - Do you enjoy social studies more than chemis- try? And do you love to figure out why people act the way they do? Do you want to do your share in making the world a better place to live i0 Then you are right to' find out about social work - because the likes and dislikes I mention are apt to go with the girl who will make a success in this career. Several Canadian univer- sities have schools of social work. • There is so much variety that it would be hard to put it in a nutshell. I'm sending You a leaf- let - and would suggest a conver- sation with a flesh-and-blood so- cial worker. The family agency in your area has one who would be happy to tell you about what he or she does all day. CONFIDENTIAL TO,, CONFUSED Better check with your own adop- tion agency, as there is no blanket policy making adoption hinge on infertility. Where a couple is re-,, fused a child on such grounds; this' may be because there are more applicants than children to peace. Tell SPS of CFB Band The pupils of Seaforth Public School. gave an enthusiastic wel- come to Sgellumphreys,Corporal McCauley and Corporal Allen, members of the CFI3 Clinton Trumpet Band Tuesday afternoon when they visited the school to demonstrate the , uses and ver- satility of some of the instru- ments of the' band. The programme, which was arranged by Miss Grasby, the 'music teacher, was both instruct- ional and entertaining. The visit- ors not, only displayed a high degree of musical ability and knoWledge of-the various instru- ments but also the ability to' present this in a lively and pleas- ant manner. Usborne Council Meets Usborne Council held its Ap- ril meeting in the township hall at Elimville with Reeve Roy Westcott and Councillors •Lloyd Ferguson, Lloyd Smith, Walter McBride and William Morley present. M. J. Geiser representing "Hodgion, Ltd. reviewed in- surance policies held by his firm and these were renewed at a pre- mium cost to Road Department account of $1,439.76 and to Ge- neral account of $599.97. Gordon Johns was appointed warble fly inspector at $2.10 per hour and 100 per mile. Fred Harburn of Dublin was re- engaged to spray cattle for warble fly control at 1(4 per head per spray. The cost of warble fly control will be chargdd to the cattle owners receiving the ser- vice, at cost, on their tax ac- counts. An interim tax levy rate- of 40 mills made up" of Board of Education rate 20 mills, County rate 10 mills and Township rate 10 mills, was set. Tax collecting was added to the duties of the Clerk-Treasurer for an addi- tional salary amount of $'600.00. Road accounts of $4,484.73 as presented by the Road Superin- tendant and General accounts of $1,942.68 as presented by the Treasurer were approved for payment. Council agreed that it has no objections to or suggestions to make about the proposed official plan which the Township of Elan- shard wishes to adopt. A by-law to regulate the use of land and the erect-on and use of buildings and structures in Usborne was passed and the Assessment De- partment was' requested to have census takers make a record of dogs in the township during their rounds in 1970 as was done in 1969. Council approved the re- turn of the 1969 Tax Roll 'by the Tax Collector and 'the forwarding of $10,773.81 in uncollected 1969 taxes to the County Treasurer for Collection. Has ,Meeting Jehovah's Witnesses of On- tario Circuit #8 wound up their three-day assembly in Orange- ville Sunday with a peak number of 1317 persons present including forty-two from the Clinton area. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. Huron County Federation of Agriculture at a meeting inClinn• ton supported a recommendation by Past President, Earner Hunter Of Goderich to appeal the deci- sion of Judge R. S. Hetherington in connection with the lowering of the assessment on the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. Edison McLean of the Kippen area. The McLeans won their appeal to have their assessment lowered on the claim that Grant McGregor was operating a hog enterprise that polluted the air. Judge Hetherington's ruling was referred to as a precedent- setting ruling and members felt Brucefield Correspondent ....___Mrs..Hugh Berry The Staeley U.C.W., Bruce- field United Church, met at the home of Mrs. C. Henderson with Mrs. H. McGregor and Mrs. W. Clarke in charge of the Devotion. Mrs. H. Taylor weleorned 'the members and opened the meeting with a poein. Mrs. J, Cornish re- ported sending Easter cards and Miss Mary McQueen played an instrumental "How Great Thou Art". Mrs. Clarke opened the Devotional and read the scrip- ture, followed by prayer. Mrs. H. McGregor read "The Hidden Treasure of Easter". A poelp, "Easter Hat", was read by Mrs. Cornish. -- A disciiss ion 'followed on ways to make Talent Money. Lunch was served by the hos- tess and 'her co-hostesses. Larry Henderson played a- couple of numbers on hl guitar. DEAR INSECURE - Aren't there any others who are just plain, insecure, trying-to-get-along people like yourself? Or are they beneath your notice? The truth of the matter is that under each proud or palid exterior beats a heart ,ready to give and receive friendship and love. Ready to respond to what- ever you feel moved to express to them. To judge from your long let- ter, love has not been lacking in your home. Now it is your tern to give it - where it is needed. Wash out all those' phoney clas- sifications and look upon each one you meet as a potential friend. You'll be opening magic doors for yourself when you do.- DEAR DORIS - My husband was transferred here. We jest simply' can't seem to make any new friends. We have invited and invited, and only once did one couple come:. My husband's boss. There are two. other couples a bit younger than us; but as far as I'm concerned they're snubbing us in a' very nice way. We are both warmhearted, soc- iable, easygoing. It -gets -really lonely, My husband buys the odd bottle, so we sit here together ariehave a couple of drinks like an-old couple too old for anything else. We only have one little girl, four years old. People always like ). her. -BANGING MY HEAD AGAINST THE WALL Spread a little love,around Deluxe - Get Your SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 5274770 SPRING SALE ENDS SATURDAY, APRIL 18th HERE. ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE MANY SPECIALS, FEATURED DURING • THIS SALE. SEED GRAIN GRASS SEED & FERTILIZER TODAY. AT THE Huron Federation AOs In Assessment Appeal the decision could, create a chain reaction all across the county. Another resolution asking for the removal of tax from exhaust fans for ventilating barns was also passed. The large meeting alto dealt with correspondence on Junior, Farmer Loans, removal of tax from milk cans, and sales of In- dividual Service Memberships. A recommendation from the executive to provide that no exe- cutive member be paid for at- tending county meetings, except the chairman was adopted. As a result 'all attending such meetings will be on equal basis. Reports were head from dele- gates attending: Leadership Forum, Conference of White pa- per, Conference on code of Prac- tice, Members Meeting. Commodity reports were heard from the Cream Producers, Hot Producers, Beef Improve- ment Association. Bruce Shipton, chairman of the Insurance Committee showed the plaque, received by Huron -County for having ,over 8,000 policies, other than life insurance in force. Mason Bailey, chairman of the Membership Committee urged each Individual Service Member- to sell a niembership before the next meeting to double the num- Winners The Happy Citizens held their euchre in the Legion Hall Thurs- day afternoon with fifteen tables playing'. The winners were: La- dies' High, Mrs. W. E. Butt Lone Hands, Mrs.' Muir and Mrs. Felker; Men's High, C. Martin; Lone Hands, J. Tremeer; 'and. Low, A. McAllister. 'ter of members. Membership now stands at 232, an increase of 100 in the last month. An increasing number of In- dividual Service Members are availing themselves, of the oppor- tunity of attending county mee- tings. RIGHT.':. ,k.:*1411 -.42001Ter.Iis • • Pudding Cake , 9-0 Z. $ Mixes . . '. '4 Pkg.. Maxwell House All Purpose 1.1b. it . Ground Coffee bag 816, Mother Parker (Sp e c . 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