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Superintendent of, Hurohview, Harvey Johnston, is here being
presented with the key to the new section of the senior citizens
rest home at Clinton, by Huron countyrarden, Donald McKenzie,
Chairman' A. D. Smith, seated behind, watches the procedure
closely.
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Ronald ' L. McDonald
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
39 St. David. St., 524-6253 • Goderich, Ontario
R, N.
BENTLEY
ACCOUNTANT'
4 Britannia 'Rd. E. -- Goderich
Phone 524-9521 •
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FINANC1ALv COUNSEL e
23 WELLINGTON STREET NORTH
GODERICH, CANADA
524-9088
Mutual Investment Funds a Specialty
REFRIGERATION
and
APPLIANCE SERVICE
All makes-=- All types
GERRY'S APPLIANCES
• The Square
Phone --524-8434
"Ph: Store That Service
• Built"
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'Tel. Bus. 524-9531
Res. 524-9143,
PETER S. MacEWAN
IN.URANCE AGENCY
REALTOR
44 Nunn Street
Goderich, Onr.
Alexander and.
Chapman
GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce Building
Goderich
Dial 524.9662
G. C. WHITE
Accredited
Public Accountant
88 Elgin Ave. W. 524-8797
Goderich • Ontario
mar Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers; My tuts.
band and I have a set card
game every week with a very
nice couple. We enjoy these
card games, but more is invol.
ved than "pleasure. We play for
pretty high stakes,
'Phis couple has an U -year+-.
Qld daughter with an obnoxious
personality. She, is one pf these
overly bright kids who knows,
a lot for her age and has a
real .smart mouth, 4.tIrst the
child just kibitzed ,tbjeA game,
-but but - lately she hap teen play.
ing some hands'1or ho>rfather,
_ and she is awfUUY darned lucky.
It's bad enough to lialre this
punk • hanging aroinid , ;but al},
lowing her to, °' play ;in more
than my husband and I can
tolerate. -
We have children too, Ann,
'but we would never permitany.,,
thing 'like this in our home.
Will you comment, please.? +;
MIXED DEAL
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST-
The Square 524.7641
M
A.M. HARPER.
• CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
55-57 SOUTH STREET . TELEPHONE
GODERICH, ONTARIO - 5247562
Before Investing ... Investigate
UNITED ACCUMULATIVE
' FUND LTD.
ALBERT J. SHOR=E
Representative
UNITED INVESTMENT SERVICES LTD.
- 924 Quebec St.
5248164
Dear Deal: The parents
should be told to keep the
child out of the card game
or find another couple to
play with. Losing isbad en.
ough - but the indignity of
being clobbered by an 11 -
year -old child would ruin
anybody's evening' •
* * *
Dear Ann Landers: I just
finished reading another letter
in your column from "The Other
Woman." Why do we hear so
little about "The Other Man"?
In my circle I know four
affairs. If I count myself, it's
five. Three of us work outside
the home, two do not. We are
between 26 and 44 - not abeauty
among us, but all reasonably,
attractive, except one who is
quite homely. We all have good
husbands, fine children and at-
tend church regularly.
I am not looking for approval.
I KNOW infidelity is wrong,
, but I need to know WHY we ,do
it, Why can't we find fulfill-
ment in our daily lives? I hope
you will print this letter and
help me as well as thousands
of ,other women .,who, are look-
ing for answers.-SOULSEAR-
CHING
Dear Soul: Married wo-
men who have affairs. are
looking for ego -bolstering,
or an element of excitement
that has vanished with mar
riage - or ,did not exist in
the first place. Often the
husband is blameless. He
may be incapable of supply-
ing the special zing. But
sometimes it is the hus.
- band's. fault because he has
Out _Of the
become too lazy, too Com.
placent and too indifferent
to make the Wert to keep
the love light burning.
A mature woman who'
makes a reasonably good
selection realizes that no
marriage can maintain that
white -heat intensity, • for.
ever. •_ 'She accepts the
steady glow' in place of the
blazing flame and'she keeps
hersel# busy - and remains
faithful.
* * '*
Dear Ann Landers: Help!
Help!' 1• ani a13 -year -olid. boy
who has. a 17. -year-old sister
who- thinks she ismy mother;
She nags me somethingterrible
Game
Nearly Hundred In Attendance
At 32nd Harrison Picnic
The thirty-second annual
Harrison jicnic was held at
Seaforth Lions Park " on Sat.
urday June 10, with 95 in at. ,
tendance. A picnic dinner and
supper were enjoyed by all,
The races were held , as us.
_ual, . in the-spaciou's pavillion.
and 't - raintid ° iarciper-any—
sports: 5 'and under, Brenda
Hackett and Peggy Willert,
Steven Hunt and Ian 'Hackett;
8 and under, Darlene Burdge
and Bernice Willert, Bobby
'Orr and John Hunt; 12 and
under: Darlene Willert and Mary
Heard, , Charles Broadfoot and
Bill Collins; 15 and under, Sha.
ron W ill ert and Darl en e W illert,
Bill Collins and Charles Broad.
foot; young ladies Barb Willert
and Hazel Collins; young men
Ken Taylor •and,Bruce Collins;
15 and under shoe scramble,
Dorothy Collins and Diane Col-
lins, Bill Collins: and Richard
Hunt; elimination race, Sherran
Burdge; -potato race relay and
bottle with water relay, Dor-
othy Collins' team; water in
balloon relay, Cryan Hodgert,
Roy Taylor, ,Bruce Collins, Ken
Taylor; youngest person, Alan
Hunt, 'son of " Mr.- and Mrs.
Bud Hunt, Stevenson Avenue,
London. • -
Additi�nal:'R.
Dairy farmers will receive a
rebate of 2.7 cents per hun-
dredweight from. the 10 cents -
per: hundredweight .export ass-
•,istance holdback retainedby the
Stabilization Board under last
year's federal dairy ,program,
Agriculture . -Minister J. J.
Greene announced last week.
During the 1966-67 dairy year
(ended March 31, 1967), the fed.
eral governmentpaid a sub-.'
sidy of 85 cents per hundred-
pounds of manufacturing milk:
Ten cents of this 'was' held
back to assist in exporting sur. -
plus dairy pr-oducts.
COME TO
THE -RED GABLES
AT GRAND BEND
ENTERTAINMENT •AND DANCING
EVERY FRI. & SAT.
Music By
ELGIN• FISHER AND HIS•
n'WESTERNAIRES 4
Featuring AUDREY JOHNSTON and FRANCIS SCHRAM
Licensed Under L.C.B.O. -
Oldest person, Mrs. Hawk.
wood 'Calgary; longest married
couple, 'Mr, and Mrs. Jack Ails.
° enhead, Brucefield; weight of
'couple nearest 333, ,Mr'- 'and
Mrs. Chester Hackett, Luck.
now; heaviest couple Mr, and •
•Mrs. Bud •Hunt; family present
whose ages • add to 100, Mr.
and Mrs: Ken Harrison, Brant.
ford;, Lucky register No. 6'i,
Mrs. Cliff Hackett, Goderich;,
lucky plate; Ken Taylor, Luck.
now; lucky draw .of Centennial
desk pen; Mrs. Dora Heard;
Holmesville; number of candy
in the jar, Jim Collins and
person corning the furthest dis-
tance Mr. and Mrs. GordonSel.
enski of Nova Scotia.
-During the supper --hour a
• minutes silence was observed
for those who had passed away.
It was decided to hold.the.1968
picnic at the same 'park on the
second Saturday in June.
The officers for neici year are
president Mr. Ken Hs.rrison,•
Sec. -.treasurer Mrs, Ken Harris_
son; directors Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Harrison, Mitchell, Mr.
and, Mrs.„ Allan Johns, Exeter,
Sports, Mr•-. and_Mrs. $ud Hunt,
Mr. andAMrs, Harold Willert,
H ensall.
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to Announced
Canadian prices for dairy
products are. higher than those
in international trade. The ex-
port assistance fund is used
t� . make up this difference on
dairy products .in surplus sup-
ply that are disposed of on in-
ternational _markets. Cost of
export assistance in 1966-67
was' '7.3 cents per hundred
pounds of milk on which sub-
sidy was paid.
The total amount of 'the re.
bate to be distributed to dairy
-farmers is about $2,8'74,000.
The Canadian dairy • cbirtm-
ission togs over administration
of the federal dairy program
on April 1. The subsidy rate
this year is $1.21 per hundred
pounds of ,manufacturing milk
compared with 85 cents last
year. The export assistance
holdback this year is 11 cents -
per -hundredweight.
' and 1 am sick of it. I hate it
especially when she nags me in
front of MY friends, -
MY mother also tells me what
to do a lot, so I get it from
both sides, I 'know I h.ve to
take it from my mother, because
that's- her job in lite, but do
yon think it is right than should
get dPiibIo nagging?
Please hurry your -answer
I'm cracking uP. -OVER-
BOSSED ,
Dear Over: You don't say
what your sister nags you
-about but I'll het it's the
same stuff your mother
nags you about. Do what you
are supposed to do en tie,
first nag; then your sistezc
won't, have anything left to
say. .
ty�
IT'S: THE OPENING WEEKEND AT THE
CENTI;!'NNIAL
(1 Concession s9uth of Carlow,, turn right, first farm on )eft)
SA.TURD4Y FEATURES
Guided tours of"home, 1 p.ml,•tiil dusk --, Homo
baking sale 2 p.m. -- Craft demonstration, pioneer
needlework afternoon.' and eventing.
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'SUN'DAY FEATURES
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G ided-tpurs. of home, 1 p.m. till' 7:40 p.rn.
Official Opening 8:00 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER: tare. Jack McLaren, Benmiller, presi-
dant of Huron County, Historical Society.
Music; by the G. oderich- Town Band
-- ADMISSION TO HOME --25c • 10c .-
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quality, nationally advertised furniture.
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Be sure to shop this sale for unbelievable bargains !,. !.
SALE ENDS THIS SAT-.
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BAR STOOLS
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