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support and take rough and tumble
wear in their stride!
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AND LUMBER
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and
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PHONE 565-2673 — BAYFIELD, ONT.
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It's Pleasant Shopping At
MITCHELL'S
GENERAL STORE
(Audrey and Elwood Mitchell)
• Children's Wear • Gifts For Ail Occasions
• Blue Mountain Pottery
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SOUTH OF BAYFIELD - - - HIGHWAY 21
OVERLOOKING LAKE HURON
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Accommodation for 200 Tents and
100 Trailers
All Conveniences . .
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STOP IN AT THE NEW . . .
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BAYFIELD
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The only place in the area
with covered tables
50c Per Car for Use of Pork
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on the Blue Water
Highway 21
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Swim
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SWIMMING POOL
The Bulletin August 16, 1968 Page 6
Amusements — Dining Spots Camping
BAYFIELD HISTORICAL
SOCIETY PRESENTS
Likes his strippers
SPROULE SHOES
FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY
Kingston St. Goderich
DEAR DORIS — On my hus-
band's day off we went to the
city and he wanted to go to a
girlie show, where all the wom-
en dance and gyrate and take
their clothes off. I said no. He
didn't say anything but stood
in front of the show and
sulked and begged me with his
eyes.
Finally I told him to go in
and I just walked around. We
had another row about it on
the way home. Doris, please set
ne straight if I'm all wet. Dad
never went to these places and
I never heard of any of this
before now.
Married One Year
DEAR MARRIED — It is a
shook to you; but is it as bad
as it sounds? Many older mar-
ried couples find they can ei-
ther take this sort of thing or
leave it alone. It doesn't rock
their marriage.
What does a man see in a
girlie show? Physical excite-
ment and stimulation, nothing
more. Does your own too-con-
trolled attitude toward sex
leave him vaguely unsatisfied?
Before passing judgment —
any more — try to learn more
about physical expression and
what it can mean to a man. I'm
sending you my list of recom-
mended books.
DEAR DORIS — I am 24. I
am the only son of a mother
who still tries to dominate me.
I was always alone and never
did make close friends. I am a
teacher, but not a very good
one.
A psychiatrist summed up
my problem by saying that I
need, first of all, to accept
myself and only then will I be
able to change myself. My
shoulders are stooped, my
arms very skinny and I have
become very fat around the
abdomen. I never did learn to
skate, dance, etc., so here I am
in misery.
What Next?
DEAR WHAT — An over-
bearing mother has left you
little self-respect. I'm wagering
those shoulders will straighten
when you get some pride in
yourself.
The change and the self-
acceptance go hand in hand. If
you could begin a physical im-
provement regime — with the
help of a Y membership or
health centre — you would
look better to yourself. You
would feel better.
The next thing is to shake
off your mother's influence
and give yourself to warmer
friendships with both sexes.
Bayfield through the years
a series of colour slides
from the collection of
Mrs. Leroy Poth
at
THE TOWN HALL
on Tuesday, August 20
at 8:30
Visitors Welcome
(silver collection)
DEAR DORIS
advice from
Doris Clark