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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-13, Page 9aseaaaakriessraapeasas‘aaas44. iaytag St II POI U MOM KelikatOr. CR P.T.A. Admiral -, Hold Meeting Electrohome • Sales with Service Maytag Washers and, Dryers; 3 years parts, labour service Bob's TV and Appliances 129 Ontario St., •Stratford Phone 271-8433 127 Queen St., St..MarysPhone 284-2290 Bob Weeks, Prop. "Bob's TV Since 13" Classified Ads pay dividends. President Joseph NO183 presided at the meeting of the $t. Calm - ban Catholic Parent Teachers Association meeting 4e1(1) in the sehool auditorium,. Rabert.Daffy readthe mhintes of an executive meeting at whi- ch time plans were made ftn• gifts and a dinner for grade 8, pupils to be held at the end of the school term. Also plans for a bus trip for grades "Z and 8 pupils and teather IVIrs. Mary Murray to. Goderich and pohtts of interest in surrounding area were discussed. , IVIrs. Len O'Rourke introduced the guest speaker Dr., Charles Maya, Rhodesia South Africa now of Seaforth. Dr. Moyo spoke on the role of Parent and Tea- cher in Catholic Education. He toldof the physical, mental and Intel lectual development of William M. Hart FUEL ETC. Phone 527-0870 Seaforth Arnold Stinnissen GROUP - LIFE - ACCIDENT and SICKNESS - MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS - ANNUITIES Representing Sun Life Assurance Company. of Canada TELEPHONE 527-0410 17 GODER1CH ST. EAST — SEAFORTH Seaforth Monument Works AH Types of Cemetery Memorials OPEN DAILY -T.. PRYDE & SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas •••••■••••••••••••••;.00....!...ftwoo.00.ftwoOftkramo.ftildavaftwa:.••••••:••••••••••••••■••••••. DEAR DORIS advice from Doris Clark , DEAR DOR,1$...--, I didn't take a drink until. five years after our marriage. Mye,sistwein.law influenced me to joist in the fun. When ,I get a drink I go into full swing dance, sing peppy songs, and most of the time get up and direct with My hands. Now my married daughter tells me how siek it melees her to see me act like this. She told the psychiatrist, and it was that day that he necommended shock treatments for her. Her mar- riage doesn't seem hapPy at all. Then she bought me a new sew:. ing. machine. - Ian wondering if I should stop Mark 55th Anniversary A fifty-fifth wedding an- niversary for Mr. and Mrs. Mil- ton Wiltse of Clinton 'taking the form of a family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMichael last Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliot and family, Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merril and 'family, Baryfield, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartford of Lambeth, 'Wm. Mona Cramer, London, Mr. Bla- ir Bender, Elmira, Miss Audrey McMichael of Kitchener, Me. and Mrs. Wayne McMichael,. Sh- aron and Jill of Preston. each individual and the parents role in eact.: child. Also of the overlapping of teacher and par: ents working together in an in- vironement to help each child develop. Be said eritotional de- velopment is caused in discipl- ine, atmosphere, impatience and monetary in adolescence. Mrs. Richard Downey tha'nked' the speaker. A departuhe gift Was present- ed to Sister Patricia by the P. T. - A. president follovved by a wel- come to Sister Mary. Tickets had been sold on a C.C.M. Bicycle Draw. First prize for choice of a Girls or Boys bi- cycle was won by Michelle Row. land of Dublin. Second prise of a Bat, Ball and Glove Set went to Mrs. Richard Downey, R.R.5 Seaforth. Thankyou notes were read fearn the Nolan, Kale and Man- heere families. Mrs. Lou McIver also teadi a letter from the reg- ional director in regards to a C. P, T. A. confenenee to be held at the Pines in Chatham on Sunday June 2. Sister Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Len O'Rourke, Mrs. Frank Bicknell, Mrs. Roy Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Jae Nolan and Mrs. Dominic Murray attended LOOKING FO OR How would you like to say you helped pack those delicious Alymer - Del Monte Vegetables? have seasonal positions available canning peas, corn and carrots. — Work available from approx. June 24 to Nov.15 — Day or Night Shift' — Men and Women Required — Student Applications Accepted — Excellent Wages APPLY TODAY AT: Canadian Canners Ltd, ``A. Good Place to Work" 210 Weflington St. W., Exeter, Ontario Phone 235-2445, or *CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE, GODERICH 0 •141,7ZO'irPidb. , Phone 524-8342. x;.0,411;,\: • • esSA. resessaissacs= taking a drink. I'd do a lot to help her. . Worried Nearly Sick, Too DEAR WORRIED •-•• You aren't her trouble. If your cele- brating is as mild as you des- cribe, who wants yota to sink back into a gloomy shell? The sewing machine was her peace offering. I'd say a convers- ation between you and the psy- chiatrist is indicated about how you can best help her. DEAR DORIS — I'd slike ionisation about what the gro- om's parents' part is. Do they have anything to do with the re- ception? Our son has been away from home for seven years. Is it right to have a little reception.when he brings his Wide back fe his home town? Do you make a wed-' ding cake too? Mother of the Groom - DEAR GROOM'S MOTHER Both of you may, and in any case, you, stand in the receiv- ing line. Fathers of bride and groom may, instead, stand near by to "catch" all coming off line and steer them to congenial com- pany, or introduce them to strangers. Or serve them, with nefreshments if it is a buffet. By all means have a party. A girl coming to a new commun- ity needs an open-hearted wel- come. You make, not a wedding cake, but a special confection you label as the Bride's Cake. DEAR DORIS — I am 18 and have been dating a man from a city. 300 miles from here Who is now 25. On my school holi- days I visit him. Ocassionally I have taken a girl friend with me. During the Easter holidays he came to visit me. A boy friend of his came with him for the trip. My mother .feels that he should come alone. Doris, I do not object to Bobby bringing a friend as I get a date for his friends and we go double dating. My mother says that I must tell him, not to bring a friend with him again! Ile does not tell me what to da or not to bring anyone to his city when I visit him, so I do not feel that I. should tell him what te da. PleaseSettle it DEAR PLEASE — 11 your mother provides bed and meals for two, then she has some say as to who and how xnany co.me. If they stay at a motel, why should she worry? Maybe she doesn't like the pal. My greater concern would be about the yvide difference in your ages. To Sixty and Feel Like Eigh- ty — Well; if you just curl up and die all anybody else can do is bury you. Medical science has given us 25 to 30 extra years — good ycaars — and what are you doing with them? D isre g a rd the son-in-law 's downgrading and pet your mo- rale boosts from something more useful, like a new study, religion 'far volunteer work. Or all three. Rejoin the human race — and I mean race. R -won't hurt you to speed- up a little. You are at Full Stop now. Ateella A CUT ABOVE THE REST • Come in . . . check el the features of America's finest riding mowers. All have forward *Tr's; power reverser one - lever height adjustment, low angle safety discharge chute, (meets or exceeds all A.S.A. safety requirements), rear -mounted engine, Flex.N-Float mower pan — and more. With attachments, an Ariens becomes an ail -purpose, ali-year lawn tractor. 4 tsp. to 7 h.p. models. See them now at . VINCENT FARM Equipment LIMITED r alkaarislaimmimelimimaimilima.morirm Church Groups Meet '-fIlfwVire01401.7034W414P MVP. Qf Fifa Cburvh; VIlJ. Ilan on Tuesday tar * pet .,IngQaPper. Niro. ,T.Q.14), '%.1r09, 1:Wattled over a Short bltaiDeSS rerieels - , Mrs. R. K. McFarlane gave a resume of the last two years worg that had been aecomPlishs ed by the gronts-Rev. D. 0. Fry showed the *pictures taken by Mr. and Mrs. Hodgert and Brian of the...,Centennial year in the • The next meeting will be in WEDDING Rowley... Blanchard Mr. 11. T. Blanchard annouue- es the marriage of Frances E1 Lan Blanchard to Mr. John Ch- arles Rowley, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowley, Lon- don. The wedding teak place May 17, 1968 in First Church of Chr- ist Disciples, London.. Miss Ruth Anne Carey, London, attended the bride and Derek Rowley was hest man. A family reception and shower was held at Walton Community. Hall. The bride was also honoured by Wintluxyp nei- ghbours at a shower in Cavan Church, Winthrone, on June 1. News of DUBLIN The ladies Guild of St. Mary's Anglican Church, Dublin held their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Thornton with eight members present. Mrs. Wm. Smith opened the 'meeting with a poem entitled, "Spring Cleaning" Mrs. Brown react the scripture and the les- son from the Study Book. The minutes and the treasur- er's report were given by Mrs. Roy Burchill: The tupper ware pally of May 9th was a eery suc- cessful event. A parcel of various items was sent to Miss Judith Friendewho is a nurse in India. Plans for a Sunday School pic- nic on June 23rd were discussed. Mrs. Friend read some ex- tracts and a poem from the "Ob- servers". The 'title of the poem was -"Give Me the Love of Friers 27 Diamonds Must, Be Sold Come in and make a deal SAVAUGE JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Office) Evenings by appointment 527-0270 or 527-1522 ebarge « 33ext IftgAQIT.,the iew proldicitt, ¥is Alf4e., IWO xv44t tbo nonOngtIng Avo# ..praA PreSideAtt 31-1V- 404 04(1130‘ ; Prvietpirt%140,tte,41.1arigle%111g; Dittst; McNabb; Secretary, X„mp., lc second' vioevreQident, Wilson KeFarlane; tr.Q4surer,, 'Miss Jan- et Chat Soreial convener, Mrs. T. R. Cosford, Mrs. Js. A. Mac- Donald , Miss Mary Geddes; Pro gram convenors, Mrs. Kling, Mrs. J. Cardno; Nominating Cts nunittee, Mrs. p. 0. Fry, Mayor F. Kling. The Ladies Aid of First Chs urch entertained the associate members of the church where Rev. D. 0. Fry showed movies taken clueing the Centennial of the church. there were over 55 present. Miss Jean Scott roe - sided and Mrs. W. R. Kerslake read two poems entitled "My Neighbors" and "What God hath promised.". The bYmns were ch- osen by Mrs. J. E. Willis. The scripture lesson from. the 10th chapter of Nehemiah was taken -by Jessie Fraser and Mrs. Fry led in prayer. Mrs.. H. Whyte read the minutes and Mrs. Jas. F. Scott gave the treasurers re- port and ,cards of appmeciation were read, twenty seven calls, were made. The next meeting will be a picnic at the home of Mrs.. W. R. Kerslake on the lat Tues. in August. A duet, "I will lift mine eyes" was sung by Mrs. W. A. Wright and Mrs. F. Kling. Mrs.. W. J. Thompson introduced Rev. D. 0. Fry. Mrs. R. S Haab. kirk gave the courtesy remarks. JAIRON .10,epst. moo. ,Twptir4wril: 1,00-4 ONC BARNYARDS WALLS—WALKS CURBS ETC. CALE US FOR 14 ItEE ESTIMATE NOTE — There is a charge for Saturday morning delivery. All orders for delivery Sat- urday morning must be placed before 5 p.m. Friday., HURON CONCRETE SUPPLY Ltd. Goderich — 524-7361 Seaforth 527-1296 TE s." BEAN & SEED .CONTRACTS AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES W. G. 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