The Huron Expositor, 1969-08-28, Page 8Before you're determined
to have the last word in a
barroom discussion, be sure
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You get a handy-sized pickup
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costs only about half as much
to runl The spunky, economical
overhead valve engine gives you
30-35 miles per gallon and can
zip,you along at 70 MPH with
still some power in hand.
hauls a ton "'
Datsun proves you don't have to
be big to be tough. It can haul a
ton and no sweat.,
When you go on vacation or
weekend trips, take a camper
along. Full size 4-berth campers
or canopies fit easily on Its 6 ft.
!Ong steel bed at back. And you
can always rely on Datsun to go
where bigger trucks fear to
tread!
comforts of a car
The new Datsun can seat three
six-footers and you get en
instant-acting heater/defroster
th 3,-speed blower, all synchro
4-speed gearbox, padded dash
and sunvisors, 2-speed wipers,
windshield washers, tough vinyl
eather upholstery, quad head-
I hts and full range of
,in ruments.
Th e are more than 150 Datsun
dealers coast-to-coast In Canada
and $1,000,0017 in parts to
back you.
from $2135
GERALD'S Supertest DATSUN
SCOMILITEREELECTIVE
Trim Tape
Reflects style and safety
on car or bike ... reflects
bright red at night.-%g" x
72 " pressure sensitive
tape. Reg. 98c roll, ...88
SNAZZY BICYCLE
Head Rest
Foam filled diamond
shape, 8 x 6 1/2 ". Clamps
on sissy bar. Vinyl cov-
ered in red, green, blue,
'gold or white glitter. .88
REDUCED! HIGH RISE
Sissy Bar
Just like the Isig bike roll
bars. 43" chromed bar
with adjustable padded
head rest in white vinyl.
Reg. 53.49 2.811
SAVE! CYCLE-CARGO
Bilte Basket
Flexible, rugged poly-
ethylene basket carries the
load.11 1/2 x8x71/2 " deep.
Easy to fit; won't rattle.
Red or blue. Reg. 79c..69
REDUCED! BICYCLE
Kick Stand
Stands up to parking
problems. Spring loaded
stand flips out of the way,
Fits bikes with 16" to 28"
wheels. Comp,a1 SI.49 .88
Jumbo pak at jumbo
value! Firm and springy;
assorted sizes, types and
colors. Home or car. .33
201/2 " long; no-mar plas-
tic. Soaps car and rinses it
in a jiffy. Flagged brist-
les, shut-of valve. 3.33
Arc' j '4
FRED W. TILLEY LTD.
Savings for the Car . . .
Olin SAFETY AUTOMOTIVE
Harness Air Filter
139 239
Sit'n stand nylon hat-. Ideal replacement.
ness stops tot tomb - Fits popular cars.
ling. Reg. S2.99. Reg. $2.40.52.98.
(AR, WEDGE
Cushion
169
Comfortable, foam
filled. 15 x 14", asstd.
Reg. SI.98.
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Mixette
9.44
Whips, mixes, stirs,
3-speed; button elec-
. tor. Nylon beaters,
Compare at $ I 1.95.
REDUCED! VAN WYCK
Can Opener
6.66
Opens all size cans in
a jiffy. Auilt-in bottle
opener tool Smart
white casing.
We reserve the right to limit quantities on all sale items.
Aro. - • a 4,..aa'a YJaCi. aierAW!
You marry the family
ForeSters Hold Picnic
_At ,Kinburrt Hall
make your .$econ car a
DATSUN PICKUP‘frorti,
JOHN SMITH MOTORS
Like giving him something
to do with his time; laying down
a few new rules about courtesy -
as you would with a child; prais-
ing hint when he does something
helpful.
6randpa is losing his grip;
and lashes out in all directions.
ou are closest to him so you
get the brunt of it, sad to say.
It is very. very hard to let go the
reins, after a lifetime of running
things.
DEAR DORIS - How do you go
about having a housewarming"
-Nev, Bride
DEAR W BRIDE Time
idea is to "warm up" the new
home - with fun and friendship.
An informal, happy time.
Invitations go by telephone
or brief, cheery note, enough
ahead of time to flatter the
guest that you want hint. I'm
sending you my leaflet with
suggestion's for games and food.
My single caution would her
Don't let your concern for food
or furniture show in your face: •
A cheery host and hostess arc
head and shoulders better than
a perfect cook and housekeeper.
'Be as ready ahead as you can
he, then stay with your guests.
What Is the Law?
QU ILST
Dear Constable:
Please tell rhy daughter the
correct procedure for making
right turn.
ANSWER :
The Highway Traffic Act
states, "The•driver or operator
ci•f,.a vehicle intending to turn
to the right into an intersecting
highway shall approach such
intersection and turn'as closely
as practicable to the right curb
or edge of the roadway." The
Driver's Handhook'states, ."Well
hack from the intersection, sig-
nal for turn and move to right-
hand lane when the way is clear.
Look ahead and to left, and right
befOre starting tO make turn. -
Keep as close as possible to the
right. Watch for pedestrians."
QUESTION:
Dear Constable:
have been driving for years,
and I think I know what I should
do when I approach a red signal
light with a green arrow, hut to
. he on the safe side, please tell
me what the law states.
ANSWER:
The-Highway Traffic Act states,
"When a red signal-light with a
green arrow is shown at an inter-
section, the driver or operator of
a vehicle-, or a „car of an electric
railway, which is approaching
the intersection"and facing such
light, may proceed with caution
• into the intersection only to
'make the movement indicated by
Correspondent
'MISS MARY McILWAIN
The annual Foresters picnic
was held Sunday at the hall in
Kinburn.
Results of sports were -
Pre School - Windmills.
Boys 6 & under - Bob Thomp-
son, Kevin Fothergill
Girls 8 & under - Doris McClure,
Sharon Thompson.
Girls 10 & under - Patsy 'Ander-
son, Shirley N1cClure,.
Boys 1.0 and undel ,- Steven Jew-
itt, Bob Reynolds.
Girls 12 & under - Janet Reynolds,
Lynda Anderson.
Boys 12 & under - Kevin & Stev-
en Jewitt,
Young liens Race - Larry Jewitt,
Brian Kennedy.
110y s :3 legged race -
1. Donald Jewitt- Brian Ken-
nedy,.
2, Claire &. Robert McClure.
Wheelbarrow Race -
1. Steven Jewitt, Rob Reynolds,
Jim Thompson, Kevin Jewitt,
Rick the Slipper-Ladies-Janet
Reynolds.
kick the Slipper-Men-Gary Mc-
Clure:
Oldeqt. Lady - Sirs. Walter Scott.
)1t.lect. - ()liver Anderson..
Birthday prize - hlaine. McClure
and Sandra Hunt (tied)
Men with most change-Stewart
Dale.
Lady with shortest skirt - Mrs.
Stewart Dale.
Youngest.bahy -Baby daughter
of Mr. & Mrs. Eric Anderson.
A barbecued lunch was served
to a good crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mann of
Goderich visited on Wednesday
with Mrs. Irene Grimoldby,
Mrs. Charles Norris and Hea-
ther of Guelph visited on Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley.
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom,
Bill and Margie visited the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Hudson
Woodruff of St. David's.
Mr, W. J. Dale is showing
the Guernsey herd at the C. N. E.
in Toronto this week.
Mrs. Lorne Lawson of Seaford'
and Mrs. Floyd Hinds of New Lis-
!ward called Thursday On Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. Lawson, John and Eliz-
abeth.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Riley,
him and Greg of Winthrop and
Mrs, Frank Riley spent Thursday
in Stratford.
Mr, and Sirs. John Thompson,
Jim, Sharon and Bobby returned
home die past Tuesday from a
trip through the Western Provinces
and 'parrs of the U. S. A.
Miss Susa'n Tyndall of Clin-
ton spent a [elk days with Miss
Dianne Preszeator.
Sir, and Mrs. Russell Flew-
jug; Sir. 'and Mrs. Gary Betties
and Pam, all of Seaford', were.
Saturday visitors with NIrg, Irene
Ann Rose Patriek or I lensall,
formerly of Trinidad. spent a
few days the past week with
•• Mrs, 1\'. 1,. '\%10. 10in
and Margie ,
NV. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator;
NV. and Mrs. David Preszcator
attended the Jewitt-Snell wed-
ding held in Londesboro United
0-lurch on Saturday.
Kathy-/-bale and Wayne Hoegy
of Dublin attended the C. N. E.
at Toronto on Si. day.
Sir, and Mrs. BOb Reynolds
and family of South Field, Mich.
spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. John Thompson and
family.
Sir, and Mrs. Reg. Lawson,
John and Elizabeth visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Sirs, Geo.
Turner and family' of Tucker- ,
Sir, and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
and family visited on Sunday
with Ntr, and Mrs. Aylmer Hart
of brussels.
Billy and Debbie Preszcator
spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs,..Allan Pfaff and family .
of Crediton.
Miss Marie Harvey of Don
Mills visited on Monday with'
SIr, and Mrs- Reg. Lawson, John
and Elizabeth.
Sir, and Mrs. Martin Van
ikmunet and thristopher of Lon-
don visited on Sunday with Sir.
and Sirs. Nlarris Bus and Steven.
Miss 1<erri Medd is spending
a few days with Sir. 'and Mrs,
Len Shobbrok of Londesboro.
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"A* icanon- EXPOSITOR, siA091.011; Q NT, AUG. 2$, 126$ News of Constance
DEAR DORIS - My fiancee
and I are very much in love
though we have only been going
together for six months. I am
23 and she is 20.- We want ro
get married in November.
Here's our problem: Her fa-
ther likes long eng*ements, so
I can meet all his familyoNhich
is spread out). He says, too,
that if we get married this fast,
people will talk, even though
we don't have to get married
Thirdly, he doesn't know me
well enough and thinks that we
should wait for six months so he
can -et to know me better Can
you
- Lon
DEAR LOST - Put yourself
in Pop's shoes for a minute To
him your fiancee is still his lit-
tle girl - and her future is his
concern. Do...jbtless in his ex-
perience there are young people
who married without knowing
ea,eh other well enough or long
enough - and it hasn't worked
out.
Is there, for certain, some-
thing more than a tremendous
physical attraction pulling you
'together?
In a very real way, you do
marry the family. You have no
thing to lose by waiting a little
longer and getting better ac-
quainted with them - and each
Other'
DEAR DORIS - 1 am so out of
proportion that it looks awful. I
am overweight; haVe hig hips,
a big' rump, fat legs and ant just
too big all over.
Another thing - I am just not
graceful. Are there,any exercis-
es to improve this and also to.
improve my posture.
- Too Big 'i.e..:
DEAR TOO bit - You can
do it - if you care enough. There
are exercises to rearrange the
curves, and diet ideas to re -
duce them, Yoga-type routines
will improve both grace and po-
sture. • -
I'll send you niy leaflets, "Be
Figure Perfect" •and "simple Re-
'clueing Diet," and the name of
a fine hook about Yoga, if you.
will send me 10 cents and a
proper' name and address on a
stamped envelope. After that, tt
is up to you.
DEAR DORIS - Why doesn 't
somebody write a hook on Coping
With Seniors? I cOuld gi.,Ve them
enough copy for several chapters.
My aged father gives' me the
third degree every time I a in
out_ past his bedtime. When I go
on an .errand, even if it's for
him, I can't take a minute's
extra time without having to ex-
plain.
He criticizes all My friends
Criticizes me the most of all. He
isn't well, I know hut I'm go-
ing nuts! •
-Bedevilled Spinster
DEAR SPINSTER - •Don"t
go nuts. Don't write a hodk. Do
tOmethitig. such arrow, but shall yield the
The CIPP Answers
right of way to pedestrians and
other traffic lawfully -using the
intersection. '
Cll'I'5 Th M'.
Dear Ionstahle :
l'havc purchased a new car
and it has those nee shoulder
belts along with the lap heirs.
Ain I required hy' law to use
them?
ANSWFR:
There is no law stating that
you must rise either lap or shout-
derbeits, but remernher, they
ar'only seat belts when they are .
on the seat or hanging up, they •
only become safety hells when
diet' arc being used. There is
now a stated case where a judge,
in handing dowma decision;:stat-
ed that he was reducing the Judge-
ment against The defendant be-
cause the plaintiff had scat heirs
in the ear, and if he had used
the belts, the injuries 'A ght not
have been as great..
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