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Funeral, services for ;04 'been a carrier boy for the news- In the newspaper,field, lYiro
efirinSoutiacoitlor OP ',years PaPOP several yeakg pore,t,h8t. Southsett is, a Opt president
in newi:paper bpOnOe 14 He was, managing editor ,40,t of the aeterlo Weekly •Newspa
•Bx er, were mu ht ‘the nites1 the newspaper for-90 years4 sole ,'0..Me..1,10,140$19a, WAS a for- 0441,04, rxeter, an Saturday owner er offor Ti2haendEhe4toteren preSid-. mer member tita.claaa
afternoon and eenducteA by his,Newspapers Association and a
minister, Rev. wan Wright. , Advocate Ltd. since then, charter member of the pass,-
mr. Southcott died in•Sc4th 'Mr6 S h°9tt miasaetivein
anbWeekly Newspapers AsSOn-
lur9n "Hospital, Exeter OS localatfai.1e served latioq,
Thursday f.9110:4116 a short 11- council for two years and was a He has attended a score of '
.Tess, was 83, member and chairman of the newspaper conventions frorn
His association with the in- ',board Of education, a member coast to coast and has • been
dustry began on Septeniber 2, of the arena board when that, overseas twice with other Cana-
1904 as a printers devil-with building was erected ' and later • dam editors on tour of England
chairdnan of the same board. and the continent. He first went
• in 1922, when he attended a
garden party at Buckingham Pa-
lace and was among the group
presented to King A,Ibert of Bel-
gium. It was on this tour, too,
that he and the late It. N. Cre-
ech, then editor of The Advo-
cate, represented Exeter, Ont-
ario, at 'a civic, banquet in
Exeter, England.
In 1956, Mr. and Mrs.South-
colt went overseas =on a CWNA
tour. While in Rome they had
an audience with the Pope.
In recent years, Mr. South.;
cott has devoted considerable
time to his hobby, the develop-
ment of Southcott Pines Park
Lands Ltd.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Elma May and
two sons, Robert, publisher of
the Exeter-Times Advocate, and
Donald of Clarkson. He is also
survived by six grandchildren,
one sister, Miss Stella South-
cott of Exeter, two brothers,
T. Orville Southcott of Exeter,
and Rev, Robert Earl Southcott
of Oil City.
Pallbearers were: Arnold Keys, •
David Reid, Frank Mccllnchey,
•
J.K.Cornish, Roy Consitt, Eldon
Jarrott.
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DEAR DORIS - I'm 15 and
my boy friend is 17. He wants
to,, join the army, and I don't
think I can stop him. But he
bdlieves that it would be better
for us to break up fOr he will
be gone for two years and he wants
to spare me, any heartbreak.in
se he snonkrbe '
want—to write to him and
I told hirnt s1.1 but he's trying so
hard to spare my heart that
can see the love in his eyes
when he says he wants to break
up. We both know we love
each other but help me find
the 'right things to do' and say
to help us stay together.
-AFRAID
DEAR AFRAID- Let him go,
dear loving girl. You've no idea
how it is to pass up all the
parties and good times while
you are trying to be true. And
you might just miss meeting
pie man you will event-
ually marry! „
If this boy friend is the one
for you, he'll come back. But
when he gets out of the army
he'll be different; more grown
up, maybe with other ideas.And
so will you.
Say your good-bye with a
smile. Be:your own person,
DEAR DORIS - For 10 years
we have lived happily in our
house until a year ago when
naxt-door neighbors moved in"
with two little girls, From the
first day on we were very
friendly towards them; eVen.gave
the children some welcom-
ing gifts.
Our bedroom window is right
beside their carport. It is imi
possible fOr us to have our win-
dows open at night. Between the
houses we have some evergreens.
Or.e day I saw Mrs. L. dispose
of some sudsy washwater on one
of the trees. I politely asked
her not to do this for the trees
Would die.
Since then the _family slams
the side door all day and late
into the night. As early as 5:00
a.m. they let their' dog out, call
it loudly, and even drag their
garbage cans all over the car-
port.
Denis, how should we handle
this situation outside of moving?
-NERVOUS AND SLEEPLESS
DEAR SLEEPLESS - Slamming
doors back at thdln won't work
any miracles; but how about a
head-on attack in the other di-
rection? I!tri thinking of the coals-
of-fire variety.
For this war you arms your-
self with your best home-baked
chocoiatq cake, march up to the
back dooi., request a parley with
the General-- probably Madam
Deorslammer.
Presumably she gives ground,
lets you in. Make a fresh bid
fOr neighborliness. If the tree
incident still rankles, she'll bring
it up. If It doesn't, she won't.
And I'm betting the untime-
ly noises will let up, pronto.
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