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The Huron Expositor, 1968-02-22, Page 31. • • i . . Arnold Stirarsissen i ORM) . UFR . ACCIDENT and SIC NESS - MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS - ANNUITIES Representing Sun Life .Assurance Company . of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 . 17 GODERICH ST. EAST — SEAFORtil WEDDING INVITATIONS) THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527-04440 Seaforth Order Now for Your Spring Needs SEED GRAIN GRASS SEED - FERTILIZER While Supplies Are Good CASH DISCOUNTS IN EFFECT 4% on Fertilizer — 2% on Seed Grain as well as usual discounts _ 0 ORDER ND W! OIL and GREASE CASH DISCOUNTS IN EFFECT 0 O.s ANNUAL MEETING and BANQUET TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 7.00 p.m. EGMONDVILLE UNITED CHURCH Guest ,Speaker: Douglas Jamieson Tickets available from office or Directors SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-0770 Seaforth 4%r* WOITI ti*Ote. i0Obeito Charter Hears 4-00H *Trip Highlights Mrs. Wallace Haugh was hos- tess for the February tneettug ot Seaforth WI, With Mrs. A. Pepper as co -hostess. Mrs. °R. M. Scott presided for the reg. ular opening exercises and business. The program plan- ned by International conveners, Mrs. L. Dale and Mrs. R. Gor. don, was chaired by Mrs. Dale who also coinmented on the motto, "A nation builds on sinking sand, unless its roots are in the land", noting that cinany urban people in business, Tuckerstnith Unit Holds Meeting The Tuckersmith unit of Brucefield 'United Church met at the home 0 Mrs. Mary Haugh. The hostess Mrs. Haugh assited by Mrs. John Broadfoot and Mrs. John Henderson served a dessert luncheon. Mottos on valentine were given by Mrs. Broadfoot and Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. N. Sillery and Mrs. Ross Chapman, leaders, conducted the business. The roll ,call was answered by sixteen Members. with a verse on "Love". The secretary's report was given by Mrs. Ervin SIllery due to the absence of Mrs. E. Stoll. Mrs. Berry gave the treasurer's re- port. It was decided to hold a variety auction sale on the 26th of March at the home of Mrs. Haugh when ladies of Stanley unit and unit three will be guests. The study boolCon Jap- an was taken by Mrs. J. Hen- derson. Mrs. N. Sillery invited the unit to her home for the March. meeting on March llth. The meetingclosed withpray- er by Mrs. Ervin Sillery.• ALL TYPES - "INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 : Seaforth 1111111111111111111111110111111111111111114 For Every Occasion K. C. COOKE FLORIST 48-70.12 61 Orange St. — Clinton . TUNE-UP PARTS Here's how to get in Present this coupon at the time of Tune - Up and be eligible for a 10% Reduction on GM Tune -Up Parts. /27 401 on all the ,ACTION! GOOD FOR 10% Reduction • ON GM TUNE-UP PARTS " OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 29th, 1968 AT TIMS'OF TUNE-UP .5 M. IMI Your name and address FREE will be entered in a , for a CORDLESS PHILIP'S- KNIFETTE Seaforth otors YOUR GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE DEALER Phone 527-1750 tlaw, •••••••••4•10 t Seaforth church, etc., hada rural back- grounds -The Toll, call was ans- wered by naming "a country I would like to visit and why." Mr& 0_, MoHenzie, as speak- er, w recalled the highlights of her daughter, Sharon's trip last September to, •the UN, New York. Sharon represented Hur- on County as one of the 441 Club members awardedthis trip each year. The young people visited many points of interest en route, including the Gettysburg Museum and area battlefields, Maryland 4-H cen- tre, Arlington Cemetery, Wash- ington government buildings and memorials, the White House, the FBI, National Art Gallery.; New York highlights ancluded the UN buildings, Chinatown, Wall Street, Ernpire State Building, Radio City Mus- ic Hall, Rockefellow Centre and a Manhattan boat cruise. Mrs. R. 'Gordon gave current events , and Mrs. Haugh gave the story of St. Valentine and other Valentine thoughts. The eorrespondence included seyeral courteay. Massages, also notice of Farmers' Week, Feb - 18 -23, at the OAC, Guelph, with ladies' days being Feb. 20 and Feb S. Business included nam- ing a committee to be in charge of a booth at the winter carni- val, A delegate will be sent to pthe officers' conference, Guelph, April 30, May I and 2. The • spring 4-H homemaking club will be "The Club Girl Enter- tains" and four clubs will be • sponsored with club leaders be- ing Mrs. W. L. Whyte and Mrs. J. Broadfoot; Mrs. Wrn. Camp- bell and Miss Christine Pryce; Mrs, C. Vanderzon and Mrs. Wm. Strong; Mrs. Wm. Little. Dsnations were made to the F.W.I.O. 78th anniversary pro- ject, of raising $0,000 to assist in the expansion and develop- ment of 1VIaedonald Institute, al- so to the Northern Canada Wo - mens Institutes' fund. A social evening will be held March I, when members will entertain their irlishands. Courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. Dale. DEAR DORIS advice from Doris Clark 'PROMISCUOUS PROBLEMS - DEAR DORIS — In the nine months wel were going steady this boy had something to do with me quite a number of times. Then one night he sug- gested we call it quits beeause he did not think that he was doing the right thing being around me. He felt, he could ruin my life. • He also said I seem to draw him. too close to me and most of the time we go farther than we should. He said he could not manage without my help, but he fails to realize that he causes me to act the same way. • Doris, his brother says I should not accept him back (they say he will be back in• about two week's time): But I like the boy very much, .and I don't think 16 is too young to know real love. 1 cannot stand to give him up. What shall I do if he comes back? In Love DEAR IN LOVE — This boy thinks more of you than you do of yourself. Better do as he says, and keep him to it, too.. Once you have established a habit of going all the way with a particular boy it is well-nigh impossible to break. Haven't you heard that it is up to the girl to set the limits? You two have a terrific at- traction for each other. but 16 is too young to know real love. This physical thing is at best. just a part of the lasting kind, which usually deVelops later on when people are more grown up. DEAR DORIS — 'Would like to get your reducing diet to try. •I„. am 50 years old, five -foot - eight. Tried different diets, with ei- ercises, but seem to be develop- ing muscles and not losing pounds; stay stuck at 180. • Fat And Fifty DEAR F. AND F. — There's no Icarm in getting some mus- cles. Most of us ,get far too little, physical exercise for health. But do you work up an appetite and then break down your diet in favor of a hearty meal? - Dieting means eating less', aIl the time, than your body needs. Dieting means counting calories and not making any exceptions, Dieting to reduce means insur- ing a healthy old age. Pm send- ino you "A Simple Reducing Diet". Eat smaller helpings; eat smaller bites; eat fewer sugar - sweet desserts. Diet as if you meant it. Xeep count of calories, weight measurements. Promise yourself. an Easter outfit when you lose ten pounds. DEAR DORIS — Whenever I do anything' which creates ten- sion, I start shaking. It is be- coming noticeable, I have seen three doctors, and they all tell me I am as healthy as can be physically and 'prescribed pills that had no effect. A- have a wife and two child- ren, at 26, and am doing well financially, although it has been a struggle. I am on the most friendly terms with my relatives but they objeqted to my marriage at first. .,I.Censtant Jitters DEAR JITTERS — Usually an •uncontrolled action of the body stems from some dishar- mony within the body. What worry is left over from that struggle far economic indepen- dence? Just how deep was the rift with relatives, which you say is now healed? Ask. yourself .whether there are still areas of your life about which there are vague dissatisfactions. Is there some- thing you do not want to face? A counsellor could help ,you get it out and look at it, what- ever it is. Confidential to Worried Sick — There's a dandy booklet cal- led "Illness — How Can I Help My, Child?" turned out by the Department of National Health and Welfare. Siekness can 'be upsetting to a child, in More ways than one. 11 a parent makes too little of it, she.,may be stifling a child's fears, instead of explaining things; • if she fusses over him he may be- come demanding and spoiled from then on. WANT ADS BRING QUICK.RES& LTS: Dial 527-0240 1 New Spring Arrivals at READ'S OOMPHIES Fully Cushioned Throughout For Your Comfort FOR CASUAL and SPORTS WEAR READ'S SHOES and LUGGAGE PHONE 527-0690 — SEAFORTH The charter was draped. At a meeting of FAelweiss Rebekah Lodge And a donation was made to the Heart fund in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore1 two of its members who last week were victims of a traffic accident. Mrs. Wilmer -Cuthill reported that a final count of proceeds from the March of Dimes can.. vase reached $730. The usual donation was made to the United Nations pilgrim- age of youth, which is sponsor- ed by Huron District. A dessert euchre is planned ler early spring with Miss Jean Scott as convener. Miss Eleanor Henderson, noble grand, presid- ed. Classified Ads nay dividends. NOTICE -- For Co-op Insurance • Call W. 'ARTHUR WRIGHT ' Phone 5274464 — John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage for: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance - -7101:11 011 JOXPOI 104P0ItY4CNT Mk Atti 90,4 OM HURON, FARM Blyth—Phone bollea) 6 .OLINTIPia -900 Specializing in Farm TaXation and Business Accounting WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-024Q PATZ BARN CLEANERS FEEDING SYSTEMS SILO UNLOADERS PEDLAR STABLING and EQUIP.. COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS — FREE ESTIMATES SALES SERVICE FARM AUTOMATION - GERRY GASHO MELVERTON BRUNNER, ONT. 555:4578 GOING OUT OF BUSI NESS SALE AT EVE -MAR STORES MAIN STREET SEAFORTH- IS IN, FULL SWING REdARDLESS OF COST OR LOSS LIMITED TIME ALL SIVLES CASH & FINAL LADIES' , BETTER DRESSES 9.95 3.95 Reg. up to 24.95 Liquidation Price Second Dress Same Quality BOYS' WINDBREAK,..ERS For Spring - Sizeq. 8 - 16 Rex. lip to 5.95 3.98 Liquidation Price Sizes 2 - 6x — 1.98 -2.98 2.98 INFANTS' SWEATERS 100% Orlon Brand Name Reg, up to 3.98 Liquidation Price 1.98 Hundreds of other items too • numerous to mention. Spring and Summer Goods The Prices Are Slaughtered MEN'S WORK PANTS Heavy Drill, Forest - Green Reg.3.95 , 2-29- " Liquidation Price GIRLS' BLOUSES Sizes 4 - 12 1.25 Reg. up to 3.49 - • L .98 Liquidation. Price BOYS' DRESS PANTS Husky Reg. up to 6.98 2-98 Liquidation Price BARGAIN TABLE Items up to $4.09,. FOR $1.00 ONLY GIRLS' SPRING DRESS COATS • Sizes 2 to 6x; sizes 7 .to 14 Regular 12.95 to 18.95 Liquidatioii Price 9.95 to 13.95 - REMEMBER TIME IS LIMITED *.on the tipt. -road to, a balanced bu e 1 Open a Toronto -Dominion Twin Accounti,Plan, and manage your money the easy way. Pari • A Toronto -Dominion Twin Account Plan giver; you two accounts—a 4y,% Premium Savings Account and a Personal ChequIng Account. Sava up In one account. Pay outfrom the other. Open a Twin Account Plan now. TORONTO -DOMINION The bank where people make the difference , STEPHENSON, Manager Seaforth.