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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-04-17, Page 3USBORNE. & IITIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD -OFFICE • EXETER, Ont. President William Chaffe RR 4, Mitchell Vice-President Raymond McCurdy RR 1 ,Kirkton Directors Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin Clayton Caiquhoun RR 1 Science Hill Tim Toohey RR 0:zLucan Robert Gardiner $Ii..1 Cromarty Agents Hugh Benninger - ' Dublin Harry Coates - - Exeter Clayton, Harris Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer Hugh Patterson - Exeter r, .1.1141.1, a aiNIONMEN.01111101111111.10MMINNION•104 'JUST THREE MORE DAYS ALL DAY FRIDAY, APRIL 18th 20% Off All Items Not On ,Sale Save 20' On Every Dollar Prices slashed on our remaining stock of chesterfield suites bed room suites and kitchen suites. A good selection to choose from. L. BONTHRON & SON - Phone 262-2015 HENSALL, ONTARIO Phone 262-1016 DRYSDALE. CREST HARDWARE THR tAiRoW 4.)09$1170K, fgAFORra.:010.• A)) Mt' 1 "44 No Smoke NO 0(19Or. Mrs. Reta Orr; Men's high, Earl ..6""• — Ellarlliso.tFt.rDa7tplinSnlal; loew;, Harvey poi- . j, et up re re, yokir mage; lone hands, Andrew Tim' bull. Income Tax Form or4.1%reci ..3*. rt40114.413.0:401.:;.s.xgetsIle: fat dessert 444re:iteici ,EridUY afterwann acid evening , in'. the 1°Z..5-4a47&11'n:tes Base ain;ve# sa. the ' lunches and the belt- leek eind veittrank elnlYde vItehn,tsatleaunn vTiewn& °efet trPylayeaewill table.ii:iwsa Decoratio dils ns were were in charge of MLes-Eleanor, Henderson anti Mrs, Maurice Winners at afternqop .games were: high, Mrs. Lorne Dale; low, MrvMing iosii e u tihruir lannigan; Ot 'rsaeve re Chthill; lucky tally, Mrs. Prank Maloney. pveng winners Were; Indies, high, Mrs. Mae Lk/Vence' Lave Classified Ads pay dividends. !; cyl. $5.50 TAKE CAR:11O ath_ Met.to Fo0 A COM PLETE SERVICE 30.5 BY THEIR SUPER EXPERT MECHANICS., a • Engine Electrical. System Test and Adjustment * Carburetor Idle Mixture and Speed Adjust- ment Bumper-to-Bumper In- spection and Report, HEATING Walden & Broadfeet. Phone 527.1224, — Seaforth Reinemberi It takes but a moment to place. an lilxposltor Want Ad and be money In pocket. To advertise, just Dill Seaforth 527-02AO. He wont leaye-me, alone ' - DEAR DORIS ,--_. I was going ••With this Man a long time be. fore her told me be was marrie.cl. I love him: very much. My friends tell me rani doing wrong but my two , best friends are • living with married • *ilea. cap A'.man who left his wife seven years age get ?tarried *glut without divorce? He asked to go and live with him. Would' it be 'right for a young girl to live with a married teen? I try to stay away from him but he won't leave me alone. Only A Young Girl DEAR YOUNG -GIRL — You 4 0014't ilisaster. Remember that he knew he was married all the time. He wronged you; didn't eare that .'he deliberately you grow fond of him, under false 'pretenses.' And, he hasn't the deceneY to help you break :away when you try to. Being very young, this ' re. mantic infatuation can.. be com- pelling for you. But love is not bujit on cleat, and he is still married , anewe7$ even if he isn't living with his wife. ' It would be wrong, wrong wrong, for you to. take up house- keeping with him. Don't do it, or you'll rue the day. DEAR DORIS — My husband is 56 and has taken up chew. • ing tobacco. Do you think he should do this when I am so much. against it? Is there any love there when a husband does what his wife doesn't want him to do? Can't Take It' DEAR CAN'T Yot • better tell me whether there's any love there. Row long have you been •married without finding that out? Could Hubby be thinking that if you loved Mm you'd .put up with •the chewing? Just how far can one go in imposing, one's will on another? Now I'm won- dering' whether the chewing started when you chewed at him enough to stop him doing some other self-indulgent thing? I grant you such a habit can be distasteful; but try thinking up a friendly compromise. Let's say you'll bake his favorite • de- ssert the day he doesn't chew. DEAR DORIS — Where can I get literature on how to con- duct a Meeting and when and how to introduce any guests that may be attending? I read, your' column, all the time and know you are most helpful; , • ()Wooster DEAR OUTPOSTER —There is a dandy little book about con- ducting meetings and I'm send- ing you the name of book, auth- or, and publisher. Guests are sometimes intro- duced as part of 'the presi- dent's welcoming remarks. If it is a dinner meeting and there is a•whole head table to be in- troduced, time, is, made for this at about the-end ofdinner; often name of person and his organ- INSURANCE Auto, Fire, Life Donald G. Eaton insurance Agency, Limited Office in Massonle Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 : Seaforth Gwendolyn Sharon Ann :Sinale of. ilen,Salli and, George • Wayne IVI0Laalnn", London, exchanged vAnhanged inarriage vows before the. Rev. Harold F. Ogrie4 fn' a lovely double ring. ceremony ini Hensall United Chtfrch Saturday April 5th at,..5 p.m. Easter ,lilies form- ing a floral background.. The bride is the daughter of Mi. and Mrs "WW,Unn Hensaii, and the grooins parents are Mr. and.Nrs.Janies McLach- len, Woodhani. News s AFF Mar "Mitt JohnnY Miller attended-a uerty at the' home of Mr. and Mit., Jack' Borland, Thames Road on Friday even-ing honouring , mfg. Borlands parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed .Willard„, Mount Hope, on their-40th wed- ding anniversary.' Mr. Jim Norris and Douglas, Brampton and' Darrel Rolph, Mitchell visited Good Friday with Mrs. Sam Norris ;sand Mr. and Mrs. Bob liOrris and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs., Wilbur Miller and Ken, Mr. ad Mrs. Johnny Miller, Karen, Shirley and Stev- en, 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller, Lee, Teresa and Gordon', were guests at the Duncan-Oliver wedding in Thames Road 'Unit, ed • Church an Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris; East Lansing' 'University, Michigan, visited over Easter weekend with Mrs, Sam_Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family. Mrs. Rose Harris, Chistle- hurst, visited over the weekend with Mr. and, Mrs. Johnny Miller and family. • Miss Joanne Tempieman, was a guest. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Gary Capling, London, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and family visited Sunday with Mrs., Stan Dow and Roger, Crom- arty. ..•:Tens,. Of',: Office "Loations. Confusion still appears to ex- IA• for both worker and employ- er since the closing of local of-, fices of the Unemployment Com- mission. The Director of the Unemploy- ment Insurance Commission's Area Office located in Waterloo 'recently emphasized that all Unemployment Insurance quer- ies should be directed to his of- fice. • Application for Benefit forms are available at Canada Manpower Centres, Post Offices and some Union Halls through- out the general area by the Wat- erloo. Area office of the Un- employment Insurance Commis- sion. However, problems con- cerning benefits, claim cover- age, contributions or any quest- ion regarding Unemployment Insurance legislation must be re- ferred to the office located in Waterloo. While 'the Commission occas- ionally utilizes office space in other Federal buildings through- out the area, this is on a tempor- ary basis and for specific pur- poses only persons using this ac- camodatian . are unable 'to pro- vide information. The mail system of filing claims, obtaining additional in- formation and making benefit payments has now been in ef- fect for over two years accord- ing to officials experience with the system has proven its value as more claims are now being processed and first benefit pay- rments forwarded to claimants with a minmum of delay. ization are both given. Confidential to Taken for Granted — Try the clinging vine' approach. There is such a thing as being too competent and helpful. Your man may need dependence and spoken apprec- iation from you, rather than virtuous long-suffering. Send me your address on a stamped envelope and I'll for- ward my list of recommended books on sex in marriage. Richard Chiyers, Sarnia was groomsman, and Robert Smaie, London, and Jim McLachlen, Woodham, ushered. For the . wedding. reception held in Hensall Legion. Han, the brides' -nuither received wear- ing a mitt green suit with acc- essories in navy with yellow rose corsage, the 'grooms moth- er chose a bine dress' wahine coat, blue hat, corsage of pink and white carnations, For their wedding trip to Port Huron, Sarnia, Camp. Borden and Walkerton, the bride travel- led in a, navy blue suit with white accessories and orchid corsage. The young couple will reside in London. Guests attended from Sarnia,' Port Huron, Lon- don, Angus, Strathroy, Wood- ham, Goderich, Walkerton and Scarboro. .Prior her marriage the bride, was feted at several pre- nuptial shOwers.. Reletives and friends arranged a shower for 'her in Sarnia, for which his aunt, Mrs. „Harry Lane was hostesS, arranged by Mrs.,,. J. McLachlen, Woodham. Many lovely and useful gifts were re- ceived. Mrs. Jack Crandall, Lon- don, was hostess for a personal and bathroom shower arranged by Patti and Debbie McLachlen who presented the gifts. Mrs. Clarence Reid arranged 'a show- er in Hensall Legion Hall at- tended by sixty relatives, nei- ghbors and friends, Sharon re- ceiving many lovely gifts. At a reception held at Hensel]. Arena• the couple were presented with a purse of money. The committees met at the home of Mrs. Robert Caldwell for their April meeting, Reports were given an the shut-ins, visits and the visits to Ontario Hospital, Goderich, to entertain • residents. Plans were made for the Spring Rummage Sale on May 2nd. - A donation was given to the local firemen. for the fireworks NOTICE For Co-op Thsurance Cell W. ARTHUR.WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 — John St. SEA FORTH Complete Coverage fors • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident' and Sickness • Fire, Residence; Contents • Fire, Conunercial • Life Insurance & Savingt • Huron Co-op 'Medical ' Services • Wind Insurance WER- MOP PAINTERS 'INTERIOR and EXTERIOR Phone 482-95'12 , Officers elected are, Past PresidentArfrs, ROD ...Warp),Tig; President, Mrs, Harold ght; Secretary, Mrs. Alvin. Oxon • •01-ii • Treasurer, Mrs. John Pnher; Registrar. Mrs: Murray Baker; 'Bulletin Editor, Mrs; Ron W47e" ing.- • Mrs. Harry Klungel left Man. day by Jet to visit relatives in the Netherlands, sbo•will spend- three weeks there. • Mrs. Herold B.onthron is a : patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where she - underwent surgery. Randy Moir, soon of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moir underwent an emergency appendectomy in St. Joseph's Hospital last week, he is in Kindergarten at Hensel!. .Public School, • Mrs. Marie Beatrice Dow res- ident of Blue Water Rest Home, has been taken to South Huron Hospital. for you toWye Reasonable rates and guaranteed service Phone early for an appointment Ronnenberg Insurance Agency - Phone Monkton 347.241 (Open daily Monday to Saturday) Brussels Office Phone 65 (Open Tuesday and Friday?tonty) • • ARNOLii STIINNissEN GROUP - LIFE • ACCIDENT and SICKNESS • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS • ANNUITIES Representing tin Life Assurance-Company -of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 117 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH Phone 262-2605 Hensall WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 CROP CONTRACT We are now writing 'WHITE BEAN and FEED BARLEY CONTRACTS See us for savings on your SEED GR IN and FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS: COOK BROS. MILLING Co Ltd. Est. 1880 Let us assist you with'your Wedding Plans . . A distinctive line of WEDDING INVITATIONS is available from THE HURON' EXPOSITOR INVITATIONS a ANNOUNCEMENTS * INFORMALS ACCESSORIES See our complete line of "Forever Yours" and "Bouquet" Invitations Dial 527-0240 FREE With Your Order .. A Bridal Gift Register, a copy of answers to most queries regarding wedding details and 6 MONTHS FREE SUB- SCRIPTION TO THE, HURON EXPOSITOR Wedding ramie was kr,011idqd by the church organist; Mrs. .JohnTurkheim, GiVen in mar- riage by her father the bride wore an A Line' Hoer length.' gown of white peau •de sole with nylon fa c e ensemble and train, long lily point sleeves.lier headdress of peau de sole .of petals and seed pearls bold her shoulder lerigth veil In place and she carried red roses and stephonotis. Miss Beverly Randall of, Hen- sail, who attended the bride chose a floor length gown of baby blue peau de mile endear- ried a bouquet of p* and white gladialis, KNoW HOW To MAKE A WONDERFUL TOMATO RELISH. Ame,527-1750 • SEAFORTH Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m. "Serving Seaforth and District for 28 Years" 6 cyl., $5 • 00 • MOST MODELS PARTS EXTRA FREE EXHAUST SYSTEM INSPECTION Let our_ service craftsmen make a thorough inspection of exhaust — Muffler — tail pipe. PEEDY BILLA4BILL