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OFFICE SUPPLIES
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE 527-0240
Seaforth
• BELL
LINES
by W. W. Haysom
your telephone manager
As our new long distance rate reductions went into
effect last week, I thought I might use my column this month
to explain the various time bands and rates. The reductions,
are part of our continuing program to provide you with the
best possible service at the lowest possible cost: These new-
est long distance reductions are based on the principle of
"The later the hour, the better the bargain." And, for Bell
Canada customers making calls between any two points in
our Ontario, Quebec, Labrador and Northwest Territories ser-
ving area there are real bargains.
Beginning every evening at 6 p.m., in time bands of
two hours, rates begin to go down for station -to -station calls.
Further reductions are effective at 8 p.m., 10 p.m. and mid-
night. In fact, our new "Afer 10" rate for a 10 -minute call
between any two points in our serving area is generally low-
er than any calling Ate in the world. Our "After Midnight"
rate is a real boon for night owls . .. providing the friends
that are called are night owls too! If you can make your
calls at times when lines have spare capacity, you will bene-
fit from these bargain rates.
From time to dine in the past I've reminded you about
our Family Calling Time Plan which allows you 10 minutes
of conversation for the price of five, 12 minutes for the price
of six, and so on. The new low rates apply to this Plan which
now takeseffect at 10 p.m. instead of 8 p.m., Monday through"
Saturday, and, of course, all daySunday.
The chart below explains the times when the 'new long
distance bargain rates are effectiVe. Just remember that all
rates are quoted for the initial three minutes of a call.
STATION -TO -STATION (INITIAL 3 MINUTES
(6 rAlY Rgti;m)
MON
TuEs
WED
THURS
FRI
SAT
SUN
< $2.00 OR LESS
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Evening Rate
(6 PM –8 PM)
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< $1.50 OR LESS
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"After 8" Rate
(8 PM –10 PM)
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< $1.00 oFI LESS i'
>
.
1
"After 10" Rate
(10 PM – Midnight)
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$1 00 OR LESS & FAMILY PLAN
< •
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"After Midnight"
(Midnight –6 AM)
1 1 1 11
< .75 OR LESS & FAMILY PLAN
CUSTOMER -DIALED CALLS ONLY >
1 1 1 1 1 1
Person -to -Person
„All hours "
< $4.00 OR LESS
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For InfortnatIon, phone
CN Pasisnaar saiopmor
advice from
Doris Clark
GROWING OLD TOO FAST
• DEAR DORf — (My sister has
two ,boys and a girl 11 years old.
Ever since this girl was born
her mother has taken her to all
the different fimetions where
children shouldn't go, such as
showers, bingos and bowling
from nine to 1130 at night. She
is three years behind in school
and not a wellbehaved child by
any means.
I have argued against her tak-
ing her daughter along but she
says the boys, who are Older, are
alwaysteasing her if the mother
is not there. If we definitely say
don't bcring her along, she will
say, "Then I won't come either."
Dismayed
DEAR DISMAYED when
small girls or boys are required
to mix chiefly with grownups
and stay up late, they carry a
heavy load. Their view of the
world becomes distorted; their
personalities strained, health
threatened.
If the boys can't be taught to
care about their sister, another
solution should be founet. Per-
haps if the mother realized her
action was posing a threat to
her girl's developing personality
she would have 8011581 second
thoughts.
DEAR DORIS —, Ever since
ray husband died last year life
has seemed completely pointless
The evenings are long and emp-
ty. The married couples we used
to go with forget to include me.
One needs a companion for
any social life. How can I find
something in my life that is
missing now? I do things with
my chnich group of women, but
that isn't satisfying enough.
I feel that I need the interest
of some male. Is one doomed to
a man -less life, in my circum-
stance?
Solitary Confinement
DEAR SOLITARY — Take a
hand in your own rescue. Throw
a party for your 'friends, couples
and singles, and worry not a
whit about paring off.
' Make the next club you jain,
a mixed one.
Learn, the meaning of the
word "sublimate". Havng a
male companion isn't the only
way to get some werthwhileness
into life.
• At 51 you have much to give:
Start giving it.
DEAR DORIS — In. the case
of an adoption, can the natural
mother claim the child if she
should .change her mind?
Childless
DEAR CHILDLESS — Not if
the child is a crown ward; that
is if it is a case of neglect and
the court' has made him a ward
of the child care authority._
If it is an unwed mother who
has signed the papers giving her
eonsent to adoption, she has a
limited time (in some provin-
ces 21 ;days) in which to change
her mind. She can't. back out
after that.
Confidential to Foster Sister
— After the mass for a newly
ordained priest, you may have
a graciouis reception in the
church parlor. A family dinner
later would be informal and
without a reception line.
It is not a noisy high time.
A young man has offered his
life to the service of God. The
occasion is marked with due
dignity.
DEAR DORIS — (1) What
is the name of the booklet
about where one can send their
writings and„ how much .to
charge?
(2) When a couple moves,into
a house, is it up to them to
have a housewarming or is -it
supposed to be a surprise affair
Mit on by friends?
Enjoying You
DEAR ENJOYING — I enjoy
you to. tFef
(1) The writer's Guide is turn-
ed out by the Canadian Author's
Association. Send tw& dollars
for it to their address; York-
ville Public Library, 22 York-
ville Avenue, Toronto 5, Ontar-
io.
(2) It may, be either; or it
may turn out to be two parties:
one of each.. •
A racial problem
DEAR DORIS — We are
Chinese; I was brought up in
Canada. I'm not even allowed
to be seen talking with white
boys. But the,re aren't any
Chinese boys my age in this
place.
I've taken to sate,aking around
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behind my parents' backs. This
boy I'm seeing has a lot of re-
spect for me &nd wants to speak
to tow parents ,ahout this. If
they Weren't prejudiced, I'm
sure they would think a lot of
him.
A Chinese by in this com-
munity married) a white girl
and his family disowned Mani
Desperate
DEAR DESPERATE — It's
a rockey road ,between Ate
raCes, and -no .utistake. You
want male companionship like
the other girls. Who wouldn't?
look for help from an older
Chinese who was born hi Can-
ada and has a broader point of
view- Many times right in Eng„
Iish Canadiap' 'families, an un-
derstanding 'uncle or friend
has been needed to smooth the
way for. a rebellious teen-ager.
Otherwise, there isn't much
you can do until you are older
and on your own. Sneaking out
is no solution.
DEAR DORIS-,— In one of
your columns a lady suggested
formation of a companion club.
To make a beginning, may ;
suggest that 'four persons may
meet once a week, for a couple
of hours between seven - and
nime. p.m. at one of the mem-
bers' houses in rotation, to
play cards and exchange ideas.
If this suggestion is aCcepted
I shall be glOd to invite., the
other three members to start
the club going.. I am from In-
dia. After retiring, I came
alone to -visit my children in
England, the States and Can -
oda.
• Army Major
DEAR' , MAJOR — That's
sporting enough. Let's hope
your idea will start something
with other retired Canadians
in other small towns. One such
group grew from one bridge,
table to six, then divided. into
two regular clubs. And all of
them get together for a special
celebration from time to time.
Nice way to pick yourself up
by your own boot straps -
DEAR DORIS — I'm thank-
ful to you for helping me once
more. (I'm certain you will.)
Is it proper for a boy (16),
to spank a girl (15)?My boy
friend spanks me for fun all
the time. I don't mind at all
but my frinds say I shouldn't
let him. 1 don't see why I
shouldn't. He spanked me at
my birthday party and they
thought it was 'okay.
My mother and father spank
me and it's okay. The teacher
spanked rne last year and it
was OX. Why isn't it OK for
my boy friend to spank me?
Sweet Fifteen
DEAR .FIFTEEN — Spank-
ing is for children. A girl with
a boy friend is supposed to be
growing up. No boy should
have the authority' over your
body to spank it.
Just because you get a thrill
out of ,being rnanhandled is no
reason f o r perthitting, it. The
Custom of birthday spanks is
something else again.
Confidential to Grieving —
You are still in a state of
shock after -your wife's death,
and should be accepting your
brother's offer of „companion-
ship. He can do you good. .
During a period) like this a
person needs to be able to roll
with the punches. This means
that if you can be ,61 little less
of the stoic and a little more of
the person who is'willing to
grieve and be comforted, you
will hasten your recovery.
DEAR DORIS — To whom
does one write when he wishes
to donate his body, upon death,
to a medical school, science,
etc. — or does it go by individ.
ual organs, like eye banks,
etc.?
Not Dead Yet
. DEAR NOT DEAD — He
writes to the medical school of
his choice'and tells his nearest
and dearest he has done so.
Each school has its own spe-
cial needs and routines. A
form will be sent to you for
completion and return
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Council:Apiproves
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approved a .byklawt 'which
establish council elections Pes-
ery tWo years instead 'of the
Me -Sent .systeri of yearly elec-
tions. The by-law gees into ef•
feet in December 1968,
Council also adopted their
1968 tax rates. County mill
rate was set at 0.46
tiewnhsip road rale, 17 mills;
Dublin, 5 milLs for new 114000;
residential, $.5 -mills; ,.ecommer-
cial, 6.4 mills; fire protection,
1 mill; public school -area, 13:65
and 15.16; .O.R.O..S.1.11, 16.2
and 13; 15- and
17; Dublin Continuation, 13.5
Fair Dates
Acton Sept. 20,21
Bayfield • Sept. 24, 25
Blyth Sept. 17, 18
Brussels Sept, WV"
Dungannon Sept. 23, 24
Exeter Sept. 18, 19
FdrgitS Sept. 13, 14
Fordwkh Oct. 4, 5
Hanover Aug. 29, 30, 31
Harriston Sept. 18, 19
Ilderton Sept. 27, 28
Kincagdine • Sept. 13, 14
Kirkton Sept. 26, 27
Listowel , Sept. 3, 4
London Sept. 6 to 14
Lucknow Sept. 21
Markdale Sept. 13, 14
Mildmay Sept. 6, 7
Milverton Sept. 20,, 21
Mitchell • Aug. 30, 31
Orangeville ... Aug. 31,,!Sept. 2
Palmerston Sept. 23, 24
St. Marys Sept. 24,' 25
SEAFORTH Sept. 19, 20
Stratford Sept. 16, 17, 18
Tavistock Sept. 6, 7
Teeswater Sept. 27, 28
Walkerton Oct 23, 24
Woodstock Aug. 20 to 24
Zurich Sept. 21, 22, 23
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Clayton Calquhoun R.R. 1,
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Wm. H. Chaffe - R.R. 4, Mitchell
Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan
Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1,
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Robert Gardiner R.R. 1,
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d 13,18; Seaforth
1L14 and 14.6; Police Village
of Dublin, 7; eiild stliect light"
Ing, 5.6 mills,
A penalty of 3"per cent will
be added to PnPaidi taxes atter
Deeember 15, 1968 with tw.O•
thirds of one per cent interest
added each month until paid.
Council olSo passed a by-law
for the collector, and disposal
of garbage from the Pollee Vil-
lage of Dublin. ' . •
A cheque was receiVed from
the provincial government for
$4,642.50 representing one.
half oftmoon4l09314:.:gtaat
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keno= tiTel Vipond, Ke4*-
1ake, Duellarlite,. Shuiin.glaw 4214.
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bidder on t.n&-Btaffia Pralu and
flannah and }Wanton on the
Walker Drain.
The clerk was authorized to
notify the assessed owners on
the Cone and Vivian Drains
that payments will be received:
on or. before July 31 with inter.
est to be 'added after that date.
Road accounts for $11,640.66
and general amounts for
$1,966.84 were ordered paid.
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