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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-02-01, Page 7• sr 1 • • • • *0 4 I suggest that you file your return as 'quickly as possible. It will cost less in the end. If you need assistance, Phone 527-1250. FARM, FARM STOCK FOR' SALE? USE EXPOSITOR CLASSIFIED Phone 527-0240 : Seafoith THE. McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office - Win Street SEAFORTH Insures: * Town Dwellings * AIL Classes of Farm Property ,* Summer Cottages * Churches, Schools, Halls .. Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, etc.) is also available. AGENTS: James Keys, , RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiner, Jr., Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Flerroki Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. C pid's IP Choice She'll love the gifts you choose from our large variety of VALE -NV -I -NE REMEMBRANCE: GIFTS! _ RUSTCR4F5 Coutts Hallmark VALENTINES of DISTINCTION CARDS at 10c, 15c; 25c and 50c Packaged for Children -rift, 39c1 49,c, 59c, 79c pkg. Assortment of Valentines for Children and Cut -Out Books The largest Selection of Cards Available! _ • THE PERFECT GIFT - RECORDS BOXED CHOCOLATES =LikRoNrs Seaforth's 5c to, $1.00 Store Stationery - Gifts SEAFORTH cciNTRACT, Conquest barley contracts are now available. Place your order early and avoid disappoiritment. SEED AND FERTILIZER. SUPPLIED 00 COOK BROS. MILLING Co. Ltd. Phone 262-2605 HENSALL ONTARIO Men's InterteWn ireAm„._ Goderiell, 1:22-Wingliarn, 107; Bill's Lanes, 106; OB, 97; Seaforth, 02; Zurich, 59. * * * Seaforth Mixed L.eague Team standings: Cabbage Ilead:s, 63; Corn Cobs, 59; Let- tuce Leaves, 50; -Carrot Toros, 44; Pea Pods, 43; Pumpkin Seeds, 35. . Ladies' high single, Barb Dobson, 277; high triple, Betty Smith, 597. Men's high single, Eric „Matzold, 297; high triple, John Smith, 748. Egmondville League „Team standing's: Parrots, 70; Itluejays, 66; Bob -o -links, 58; Woodpeckers, 39; Robins, 33; '• Huinmingbirds, 30. . 'Ladies' highsingle, Eva Brown, 229; high triple, Helen Nott, 566. Men's high single, Jim Brown and Dave Brazear, 282; Brian MacGregor, 664. * * * Country Cliib League - Team standings Seaforth le& Mitchell, 168. * * * St. James' League Team standings: Cannonballs, 67; King Pins, 60; Alley Cats, 55; Whistlers, 53; Lucky' Strikes, 51; Hippies, 50. Ladies' high single and triple, Jeannine. 11/cCue, 221 and 591: Men's high single, Carl Vander- zon, 315 and high triple, Gord Noble, 714. . * *, * Seaforth Legion League Team slandings: Cheaters,87;- Slippery's, 69; Echoes, 61; Un- touchables, 54; Hippies,48; Heat Owls, 3$. Ladies' •high single, Marg Smale and Ann Wood, 263; high triple, Ann Woodc_686.___Men's high single :and triple, Don Eaton, 304 and 762. Seaforth Mixed League Team standihgs: Cabbage Heads, 66; Corn Cobs, 63; Let- tuce Leaves, 55; Pea Pods, 46; •Carrot Tops, 46; Pumpkin Seeds, 39. Ladies' high single, Joyce 242; high tripre, Betty Swath, 595. Men's high single, Viggo 'Caspersen, 294; . high triple, Jim Scott, '725. * * * Egmondville League' Team standings: Parrots, 75; I3luejays, • 73; Bob -o -links, 63; Woodpeckers, 41; Robins, 38; Hummingbirdis, 30. Ladies' high single, Hazel MeGonigle, 247; high triple, Helen Nicholson, 630. Men's high single and triple,,Howard James, 334 and 896. * * * St. James' League Team standings: Cannonballs, '72; King Pins, 62; Whistlers, 60; Lucky Strikes, 58; Alley Cats, 55; Hippies, 50. • Ladies' high single, Marg Un- garian, 242; ,high triple, Gerda Noble, 677. Men's high single and triple, Gard Noble, 340 arid 820. Seaforth legion League Team standings: Cheaters, 89; Slipperys, 76; &Imes, 65; Un- touchables, 56; Hippies,, 53; Hoot Owls, 38. Ladies' high single, Elsie Southgate, 291; high triple, Doreen Eisler, 631. Men's high single and triple, Don Wood, 325 and 789. Remember! It takes but a • moment to place' an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240. -. Invest Securely in a 63/4% GUARANTEED TRUST • Certificate 1 to/ 5 Years Contact John A. Cardno SEAFORTH Representing: Huron & Erie Sterling Trusts Guaranty Trusts Crown Trust Co. of 'Canada Victoria and Grey Trust advice from Doris Clark A QUIET LOVE I DEAR DORIS -- My husband talks a lot' to everyone while I really haven't much to say. Is it neceSsary ,for a married woman to speak to every male of her acquaintance? Since I'm makried I don't care whether I do or not. I came bore as a bride and while my husband has known these people most of his life, they were strangers to me. I get bored when he is so longwinded. Maybe I'm jealous, but I have spoken to people who didn't reply. This really gets me.'lly husband tells me I shouldn't worry over it, but I'm a sensitive person. Ours has been a happy mar - 'liege for 20 years and I feel guilty for getting upset about such things. t Worried And Upset DEAR WORRIED AND UP- SET -- Good manners mean at least a gracious nod. ViThy not speak? If you stare straight ahead, folk may well think you snobbish! Your talkative mate may even be trying to be eXtra friendly to make ,up for your silence. ' Isn't it high tithe you began sharing his interest in the frienda of his childhood? You could at least listen with a friendly look on your face. DEAR DORIS - My son is 20; does not 'seem to want to work. He just goes to the news- stand and reads funny books. Sometimes he looks for work but his friends have found him jobs and he may only stick it for a couple of weeks. He has his own car and I loaned him money for car in- surance. That's all right, but my problem is to glt him to understand that he has to stand on. his own two feet and start supporting himself. He has been in rouble with the law twice for stealing cars. The last time he went to jail for a year and on probation till last month. Mind- you, he -didn't have a very, pleasant childhood. I have been married twice and my second husband and he don't get along. My daughter was my folks' pet and the boy was always sat upon. Wits' End DEAR WITS' END - One thing led to afoother. As a lad he was blamed too much, loved too little; punished but never praised'., Now your kindnesses are accepted as indulgences, and his habit of not caring is in- grained. Talk with his probation offi- cer, and start right now to change things. Between yau there's a chance for guidance into work he can do and be praised for; and the car should be a -reward if and when he does well. I'm writing to you privately and more fully about this. DEAR DORIS - Once some years ago you helped the with a contest for e 4-H club meet mg. This time it is for a shower in honor of a young friend. Would you- have a suggestion for entertainment? , Auntie Mame DEAR AUNTIE--_ ?es: ' the Bride's Scrap Book. Everybody searches through old magazines to find amusing' illustrations of: (1) Jean as a baby; (2) Jahn as a baby; (3) school days; (4) their first date; (5) they're engaged! (6) the wedding; (7) the honey- , rp:oon; (8),One year later; (9) 25 years later; (10) 50 years later. ..,Selecting, cutting out, past- ing op, labelling, asseinbling the 4ereP bnek - it's all fin, The cover should be padded and covered' with woven satin ribbon. Or use your own imagi- nation about captions and cov- er decor. ,Confidential to Ugly, Duck- ling - We can't all be raving beauties, but. we can, dress up the package as nicely as possi.r ble. This means dresses well pressed, hair clean and well brushed, faces clean and not too made-up looting. Once you've done your best with what you've got, forget it. Talk. to the other fellow; put him at ease. Let a lovely per- sonality shine through. FUNERAL MRS. ROBERT DOUGLAS Funeral service was held in Strasboury United Church on December 27th for Mrs. Robert Douglas, 90. She was the form- er Nettie ()rich, oldest daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crich of Clinton, form- erly, of-Tuekersinith. Mrs. Doug- las was born at Seaforth on January 31, 1877. She taught school near Brussels. • On Feb- ruary 1, 1899, she married Ro- bert M. Douglas of near Wal- ton. In 1903 they moved, ,to Park River, North Dakota where they resided until 1906. when ,they moved up , west of Stras- bourg, taking up a homestead. They lived there until 1950, when they retired la Stras- bourg. While in the district she served as a practical nurse. She was a member of the Stresboury United Church, ,act- ing as supervisor of the Junior Sunday School and .later as an „elder. She was a life member of the WMS and the WSW. Mrs. Douglas is survived by __her husharx1,six daughters: (Mildred) Mrs. Wilbert Colter, of, Ilazelet, Sask; Vera, a regis- tered nurse of Hamilton; (Gladys) Mrs. Gilbert Haistie of Strasboury; Miss Line at home; (Eva) Mrs. Jimmie Houstan, Brantford; (Edith) Mrs. Char- lie Brown, Calgary, Alta; two sons, Archie of St. Thomas; Emerson of N.W.T.; 16 grand, children; 14 great-grandebildren and two sisters, (Elme) Mrs. Roy Pepper; (Gladys) Mrs. Wil- mer Wallis of Clinton; ,and one brother, Frank Crich of Sea - forth. Rev. Ron McIntosh officiated at the service with Mrs. Agnes Harvey as organist and burial was in Cresent Road Cemetery. Mrs. Ernie Forsman sang, Eve ning Prayer, accompanying her- self an the harpsiChord. Active pallbearers were Dave Munholland, 'Jack Russell, Herb Maskell, Edward Wilcox, Earl Cochrane and Cecil Kerr. Honorary pallbearers were Roy Currie, Joe Warmke, Ren- nie Kerr, Benson Creswell, 'blue coal' Champion Stove and • Furnace Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 - Res. 527-1053 for the WEEK END ORDER EARLY - It's Great With Meals DeliciousiVith Snacks • MAPLE LEAF DAIRY Phone 527-0990 Free Delivery, Dairy Products are available at BROWN'S SUPERTEST STATION SundayscHolidays, Everyday - Maple Leaf 0 Phone 527-0810 • • 'Seaforth Winners lo The lolea blego was *well- attencle4 on Fridfly evening. The ,bingo is spoilSored by Branch 156, Seaforth, with Pre- meds ging towards welfare, work. Following are the winners of games: Mrs. Alex Michael, of Clinton; Mrs. T. Morris, Sea - forth; Mrs. Fry, Sea.forth; Pete Me Grath, Seaforth;- Idrs. E. Holmes and Mrs. Steep, Clin- ton; Mrs. Boyd, Clinton; .1.1rs. E. Hohnes, Clinton; Betty Pen- nington, Mitchell; Mrs. Alex llIte- NileHad, Clinton; Mrs. Alex Muir, Seaforth. Door prite-i went to Airs. F. Cooke, Clinton and Mrs. D. Racho; Dublin. Nine games were split from two - to six ways. Curling News , Ladies of the gealortli Curling Club entertained 1 - dies from Brussels, Listowel, Exeter, Hensall, Wingham and Canadian Forces Base, Clinton at an invitation spiel on Wednesday. Winners were: first prize, Listowel, skipped by Ruth Hemsworth, Dorothy Pierce, Reta Boyne and Joan Hems- worth. °Consolation prize went, • to a Wingham rink skipped by Marguerite Cal- lan, Mabel Madill, Clare Mc- Arthur and Ruth Bear d. Guests . were welcomed by president, Mrs. Scott Bab - kirk. The ladies open bon - spiel is scheduled for Sea - forth on February 21st. Geoff Blake and Jack Davey. Relatives who attended from a distange were from Saskatoon, Swift Current, Regina, .Craik, Calgary, Hamilton, Brantford St. Thomas and Clinton. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, OARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490Seaforth Office Directly *Opposite Seaforth Motors 111 am , !41 1 Phone 527-0 1967 CHEV. SEDAN (Demo) A.T. 1966 CHEV. BELAIRE '8' SEDAN A.T., Radio - Lk. E91652 1965 DODGE, AN. Lie. A87339 1965 PONTIAC, A.T. & R. Lic. E90232 1965 CORVAIR- ,MONZA Hardtop Lie E89678 1965 OLDSMOBILE A.T., P,.B, P.S. and Radio - Lic. H58-314 , 1964 CHEV. 2 -door H.T. "8" A.T. and Radio - Lic. E89859 1963 CHEV. COACH A.T. - Lic. E92-699 1963 OLDS. SEDAN A.T., FS., P.B. and R. - Lie. E90-652 1962 FORD GALAXEE SEDAN A.T. - Lic. E90-734 TO CLEAR - One New '67 Chev. Sedan 0 0 SEAFORTH MOTORS Phone 527-1150 • • Seaforth Lot Open Evenings to 9:00 p.m. 'ME :SUPPLIES Letter - it -Yourself STENCILS Roman and Gotlii-Faces - From 1" to 6" Letters BRISTOL: Lightweight, all colors 10c 20c Heavy;6-ply white, 4 -ply colors STAPLERS: , We now carry ail aSsortment of Desk and Hand Staplers at economical prices. See our assortment of famous quality SWINGLINE Machines,, our Imported Line, and our Mark - well Staplers. FROM, 69e - Staples aye stocked for all machines which we carry. . FOLDERS: Letter size, each 6c - 10 for 49c - 100 for $4.15 Legal size, each 7c - 10 for 59c - 100 for $4.95 PENS Bk's Pens Papermate Pens TYPING PAPER (in pads of 100 sheets) 19c and 25e from $L29 65c ALSO CARBON, PAPER, COPY 'PAPER, PENCILS, COL- ORED PENCILS, MARKERS, ERASERS, CLIPBOARDS "Since 1860, Serving the ComMunity Mime)