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The Datsun 1000 is a slim, trim swinger
that knows how to treat you in style,
It pampers you with reclining bucket seats,
carpets, tinted glass and, white walls ... all
the things that would add up to a small
fortune on other import and domestic cars.
A few more? Back-up lights, twin horns,
rubber bumper overriders and-locking fuel
tank. It even lights your cigarette. And
Costs less than $2000..
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would take. Th'efe's a2-door and a 4-door.
Which is for you? The 4-door costs
$100 more, if that will help.
-Here's another thing to remember. When
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.than 200 Datsun dealers coast-to-coast
in Canada or over 800 in North America.
The service and parts availability is
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that's left is to test drive a Datsun
1000 and find out for yourself
what fun-driving is all about!
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MRS, MAUDE HEDDEN
Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Geiger
of Gore Bay, were recent guests
For Complete
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on your
HOME, BUSINESS, FARM
CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY
OR LIFE
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JOHN A. CARDNO
Insurance Agency
Phone 527-0490 : Seeforth
Office Directly Opposite
Seaforth Motors
_ with Mrs. Eric Kennedy and Mr.
Ira Geiger.
Mr. and Md. W. F. ,Amess
and Kathy, London, were re -
cent visitors with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Noakes and family.
Mr. and Mrs., Karl Haslip
and family, Burlington, vacat-
ioned with the latter's mother,
Mrs, Eric Kennedy and Mr. Ira
Geiger.
Miss Cassie Dougail, a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
returned home on Friday of last
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alex-
ander, David.and Susan of
Georgetown were recent visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Alexander. Robert is a nephew
of Mr. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alex-
ander have returned from a
vacation spent with their cou-
sins, Mr. and Mts. Nathan
Phillips in Jeddo, Mich. They
were away a week.
LADIES AUXILIARY
The Legion Ladies Auxiliary
resumed their meeting Tuesday
evening with seventeen mem:-
bets present, President Mrs.
Garnet Allarir "Who presided,
announced that the money draw
scheduled for September, has
hen postponed until October.
The group catered for the
banquet for 12'0 Kinsmen and
Kinettes installation of officers.
The Auxiliary will observe
their 20th birthday October '7th.
lyIrs. Harry Horton won the
Mystery prize, Mrs, Clarence
Reid, guessing prize and Mrs.
Wm. Smale the attendance
draw.
REBEK4H LODGE
Amber Rebekah Lodge met
Wednesday after the summer
vacation with Noble Grand Mrs,
Earl Campbell chairing the
meeting.
Plans were made to hold
Past Noble Grand's night Sept-
ember 17th when each Past
Grand will; invite a visitor.
Jewels will be presented in
the early Fall.
It was decided to continue
visits to Queensway Nursing
Horne,
Miss Carolyn Cook has en-
rolled at Alma College, St.
Thomas for the coming year.
Mrs. Delbert Geiger is a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
Landon, where she underwent
surgery,
Mrs. Terry North, Teresa and
'Tammy of Fingal spent last'week
with Mr. Stewart McQueen and
Mrs. Harry Snell.
Mr. Harry Snell, who has
been a patient in South Huron
Hospital, has returned home.
The U. C. W. Unit 4 of Hen-
sail met in Fellowship Hall in
the United-Church. Mrs. James
McAllister presided. The devot-
ional was in charge of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Riley. Mrs. Rodger Vernier
contributed a reading based on
the Bible versd'If God is for us
who can be against us", which
she composed while on vacatio
at the Lake. Mrs. E. Rowe had
charge of the Bible study f or
which three groups were formed
each with a leader,. The script-
ure under study was Romans 10,
8-17. The roll call was answer-
ed by 22 members and the three
guests,
DEAR DORIS - The boy I
am dating is nice, but never
seems calm. I asked his friend
if he has another girl friend. He
says he does as far as he knows.
How will I find out if he
likes me or is just using 'me,
when he gets turned down by
his girl friend? Should I ask
him to his face or what?
Plus I got so fed up, that I
' i out with his friend once to
a party. Wonder if he finds out,
what would-I do?
To put it simple, HOW DC)
I FIND OUT IF HE HAS AN -
OTHER GIRL?
MIXED UP
DEAR MIXED UP - Since
you're both doing it, why not?
Far healthier than. all this true-
to-one business, at your age.
If it is such arfintrtirratres--
don, ask him. Don't sound ac-
.cusing - just make it friendly.
Tell him you have other dates
too, because you think it is
better this way. 1
Be sure it registers that he
has a little competition!
DEAR DORIS - When I final-
ly told my husband I was leav-
ing, he stopped drinking and has
not had anything for. four months
now. But as far as sex goes, I
have no feeling for him at all.
But I think he stopped drink-
ing through the summer months,
just for me to stay, and when
winter comes when (''can't go
as easily, he will start ,again.I
love my kids and he does too,
but if he has that in his mind,
will go, winter or not.
So, Doris, please give me
some adivce about my sex prob-
lem. Why do I feel this way?
- COLD
DEAR COLD - You had
a long period of heartbreak over
your husband's drinking and his
treatment of all of you. Why
wouldn't a woman lose her regard
for such a 'man?
Affection, physical 'caresses
- these are expressions of love,
at their best. Anything else isn't
worth having anyway.
Then, too, it might just he
that he isn't the greatest lover
in the world! 'Women have to
Se treated gently - wooed .gently,
and gently won. A woman must
be made to feel that she is
something precious, and the sex
act is notOomething which should
be gotten through with in a hurry.
If you would like to do some
reading in ,this area, write for
my book list on "'Sex', Marriage,
and Birth Control", enclosing
10 cents and a stamped, self--
addressed envelope.
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DEAR DORIS - My husband
has trouble with ingrown hairs
on his face. His skin is so soft,
when his beard grows out it
grows back into his skin and he
gets sores.
- WORRIED'
DEAR WORRIED - It prob-
ably grows back in because it
is inclined to curl - pea-14s like
his topknot.'
This can be very irritating.
• A barber would remove these
troublesome hairs with tweez-
ers after steaming the area with
hot towels. This is something
that can be done at home, Then
apply a soothing lotion or cream.
CONFIDENTIAL TO PAL OF
MINE - I don't care how grown
up she appears, a gi.ke. 17 is nor
ready to marry a man 33. May
• never- be. If your pal knows for
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Fiffosall LICW Area Residents Viso
Meets War Graves' In Holland
and the Netherlands War Graves
Committee which scionsors the
pilgrimages, There have been
14 such visits since 1962.
Oyer 6530 Canadians are.
buried in Holland. While most
of these are at either Nijmegen
(Groesbeek), Holten and Bergen-
Op- Zoom, Canadians are also
buried in some 135 cemeteries
in Holland and Germany.
-- The Dutch committee makes
possible a stibsidized fare, and,
in some cases, will.provicle full
trans-atlantic fare to those who
need assistance. While in Hol-
land, Canadians get free trans-
portation, meals and living ac-
commodatioris,
We look forward to seeing you at Seafniiii
Fall Fair, September 18th and 19th
PERSONALIZED
SitOlk SE,AFORTtliiO
sure that she is the only one for
him, he will show his undying
love by leaving her alone until
she grows up. •
Then, when she has played
the field awhile, and knows a
little more about herself and the
kind of man she prefers, it will
he a real compliment if she
picks him.
TO HOSPITAL VISITOR -
Co ul d n ' t •agree more that too
many visitors, or More than one
at a time, can be a blight, not
a blessing, A sick person hasn't
the health to enjoy them nor the
energy to protest. Send your
name and address on a stamped .
envelope, and I'll send you my
ideas about it in a little leaflet
called "Hints For Hospital Vis-
itors".
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Another group of Canadians
left for a visit to war graves in
Holland on Tuesday bringing
the total to take part in the
_ Legion- organized pilgrivages
to over 1, 600. Included in the
sup were Mrs. Norman Dow,
fl R. R. 1, Staffa and Mrs. Donald
Hocking, R. R. 1, Mitchell, sis-
ters of the late F/Lt. IN, H, Mc-
Phail of the 403 Sqd. RCAF.' •
They will visit his graye at
Adagem Cemetery.
The group will fly our of
Dorval and for ten days will be
the guests of Dutch families