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THE. litIRQN EXPOSITOR, MAY 22, 1076
e readers write
Hometown paper like a loving par nt
For a number of years 1 lived
many miles from my hometown. I
appreciated my "Hometown
Paper" then, too. Reading it,
made it easier to be temporarily
"Home" again. News items often
gave fond reminiscences of
"remember when", Many
information that a great many
food bulletins are waiting for us
just by writing the Department of
Agriculture in Ottawa has been
an asset to me.
By the time our ten year son
has his turn with the news it is
usually his bedtime. H e gains
great pleasure from seeing the
written word about anyone he
knows. Thursday nights he sleeps
well - no bad dreams about
spacemen or monsters.
From 1860 to 1975 our paper is
about us - our grief and our joy,
our victories' and failures. The
editorials are geared. to our
interests, our lifestyle is recorded
for historians to come, by this
media that we identify so closely
with -- "Our,Hometown Paper."
J. T. Sangster,
P.O.Box 102,
Hensall, Ontario.
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Thursd9y's a special day
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More entries in "What my
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me" will appear next week
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'.1TOMetown Paper" Is an
:in.tOsrat part of our community -
vahlable to readers of all ages and
,occupations. It is oft en like a
;Ong s parent who scolds,
temitn4s, applauds of encourages
met kkeep.6 me aware of "What
in. the World's Going On" -
particularly in our immediate
area-
We all realize the practical
advantages of a, weekly
newspaper. "Want Ads" of a
local nature - "Wedding",
"Thank You", "Birth" and
"Obituary" write-ups of people
we know. There are notices of
interest to most of us - special
events such as Auction Safes,
Social Activities, Chilies, Sales
which are to our advantage,. etc,
Area by-laws pertaining • to
regulations or . restrictions,
mayoral proclamatioes, etc. are
outlined in detail fel{ me in our
newspaper. It keeps me
informed.
Reports of local happenings are
written on a personalized basis,
by editOrs who care, and who
strive to give interesting detail. If
I am unable to attend the last
meeting, or hockey game or
social event, I can read about it in
our . "Hometown Paper" and
almost imagine that I had been'
there, which enables me to still
feel that I am a part of the
community's activities. How
important this feeling must be to
our Senior Citizens or those who
are ill or extr emely busy!
It is always rewarding to
receive recognition for special
effort. Our newspaper does this!
Our young people who have
special talents, or who strive
particularly well to reach a certain
gaal are encouraged when our
newspaper,recognizes their
achievement. I feel pride for
them, too, and am certain they
are urged on to even further
achievements. When I read'
reports' of our athletic teams -
whether they be houseleague,
school or town - I rejoice with
them when they win and
.commiserate with them 'Wher)
success has eluded them.
Reports published detailing
council meetings, and Police and
P. U,C. activities are usually my
first source of information
regarding action by our omelet
for improvements,' or
continuation of the business of
--governing our community. I read
these carefully because I feel that
it is ' my duty to be as well
informed as possible in things
which affect the welfare of my
community.
even if you don't need anything it
sure is fun to read what others
want. The auction sale ads I read
twice, the first time I concentrate
on what is for sale, the second
time I wonder how. much it will
realize and too, I feel a sadness if
the sale means that a dear friend
is breaking up her home.
Report from Queens Park is
read after my family retires for
the Right, thus I can concentrate
on this report so vital to us all.
appreciate the time that goes into
it's preparation and enjoy reading
the facts -- not something that is
prepared for my ears by a city
reporter.
The local merchants ad is so
helpful as we try to make our
budget balance. Also the recipes
from the Department of
Agriculture, are an aid to old
cooks as well as young and the
others, each NCO._ must share
that type of experience.
Editorials in our "Hometown
Paper" may be informative,
whimsical, provocative or
nostalgic, but are usually of
current interest to readers. They
are thought-provoking to me, in
whichever vein they are written.
Our "Hometown Paper" is
progressive, and yet, somehow,
link with the past especially in a
Centennial Year. it is able to
provide us with visual and written
accounts of people and events
I need the Huron Expositor
because it is better than the radio
and television in providing me
with current local happenings. In
fact, it is more useful sometimes
than the telephone.
Those rummage sales, the
auctions, and local sales in the
stores are but one part that is
useful,
But the news of social, sports
and church events, give an
account of the grass root quality
of life locally that couldn't be
known in any other way as
completely. The photographs are
there to reflect on, and do not pas
by in the instant as does the other
news media.
The photographs of local
citizenry participating in events
elsewhere, such as on the steps of
the parliament buildings doing a
tour, is one example of the quality
of the citizens interest not only in
local life, but in' the ongoing
interest of being a part of the
larger world -beyond the borders
of Huron County.
Your newspaper, is then our
newspaper, not only becauSe it is
practical and useful, but because
it does also quietly remind us of
which have shaped our` town's
history. With these memories
come reminders of old-fashioned
ideas. We, in the circulation area,
are a community of individuals
who must retain our -les and
responsibilities with one another
to make our part of the world a
better place in which to live; Our
"Hometown Paper" constantly
reminds us 'of this!
Submitted by
Shirley Davies
(Mrs. John Davies)
Mitchell, Ontario.
the deeper •more abiding concerns
of our common humanity that is
our heritage.
Keep right onl
Sincerely yours,
Margaret Cone
Dublin, Ontario
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.READ 'and USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED
tit I74111
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Thursday is a special day the
local paper arrives. Luckily it
comes before Friday, a day when
circumstance demands a bit of
action to prepare for the happy
return of the big kids from the
city. The coming of the paper is
an occasion, similar to a visit from
a favourite aunt. it is full of news
and has been visiting on a weekly
basis as long as I can recall.,
In thiS "The Year of Women"
it is heartening to have a women
editor. During these times of
change it gives us a feeling of
security to' have. a business
remain in the same family for so
4 many years.lt has been a practice
of many subscribers to call on
their editor for advice on varied
problems -- just one more service
we take for granted.
' The local news is of keen
interest and helps a
"stay-at-home" keep in touch
with the vital things - birth,
marriage, illness and death.
In The Years Agone, I must
admit I thrill to see my ancestor's
name and read about how they
made their contribution to the
community.
The Legion column is helpful in
keeping before us the dates of
heroic deeds. 1 trust the youth of
to-day realize that their overseas
tours differ more than a Effie from
the days of 1939-45.
The classified ads are a must,
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