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IRF ,INSURANCE COMPANY
Office - ?Mart Street
SEAFORTH
Insures:
" Town Dwellings
•, All Classes of Farm Property
• Sueuner Cottages
• Churches, Schools, Hells
Extended coverage (wind,
smoke, water damage, fa1l/T1
objects, etc.) is also available.
_AGENTS; James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RB 5,
Seaforth; Wm. Leiper,Londeshoro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels;
Harold Squires, Clint, deorge Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton,
Seaforth.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
Dial 527-0240
advice from
Doris Clark
BE A MAN AND PHONE
DEAR DORIS - I have been
taking a lady friend out for
drives for some time. We are
both 40.
One Sunday I was going 60,
some cars passing, some not.
Ail of a sudden, my woman
said, "Dammit all, will you
please slow dewn!" Then she
said, "When I get home I'm 00-
iag to stay there,
When We got there she got
out, said good-bye, quite friend-
ly. I've never heard from her
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over 10 months!
We don't like to hit you with
a single heavy bill. Or incon-
venience you by asking you
to pay with each delivery.
Our way is to spread your
heating costs ov.er 10 equal
monthly payments. They
begin in September of one
year and end in June of the
next. This way, the colder
and more costly months are
balanced by the milder, less
expensive heating periods.
And there's no charge
whatsoever for this extra
service:.
Our Budget Payment Plan
is only one of many ways
that make our Home Heat
Service a ,superior service.
And ,we'd like to tell you
more. Call us anytime --
today, fOr instance.
WALDEN & BROADFOOT
Station Street - Seaforth, Ont.
TELEPHONE 527-1224
Your community Texaco Distributor
7:446 527-1750 • SEAFORTH
1968
Chev. Demonstrator
6-cyl. A.T.
1964 CHEV. Sedan, Std. -1162-149
1963 CHEVY II, Std. -1159-339
1965 OLDS, P.B., P.S., R., A.T. 1158-314
1966 CHEV Sed., A.T., Radio, 1T -8'-E41-053
1961 FALCON Sedan, Std. -1159496 -
1964 STUDEBAKER 'Std. 1159-111
1965 CHEV. 1/2 -Ton - C89-972
1963 PONTIAC, A.T. -1159-198
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WRITiNG ME A TICKET, BUT'
INROTS MEVIS 1.Erraf2
O arrPOPUcTiON TO you!
NATURAt-LY
HE WANTS Yoe-ro
eRrve A SAF
THOROUGULY
TESTED coAR.
Lot Open Evenings to 9 p.m.
"Serving Seafodh, and District for28 Yeats!' ,
since, but Ulmer sbe, en hon.
days and is endingme tcard.
If she does should 1 phone her
when she gets ha* hoMe?
Should I keeti en Petting her
along or call it of for mod?
CONFUSED AND LONESOME
DEAR ,CONFUSED - Why
would you wait to hear from
her? Is she the one who makes
the dates?
Your lady friend may have
fretted over your driving a long
time before saying anything.
Some folk sinaply can't stand
a break -neck speed like 60.
There was -room here for
some understanding on your
part, once she blew her top.
Even now, if you care enough,
you. could be the one to eall
her, talk about it, tell her you
had no idea how she felt about
your driving. And would she
take a chance with same guy
(You) at a slower speed?
A thriving romance shouldn't
founder on a single failure to
communicate.,
DEAR DORIS - I. feel that
my marriage is more iraptant
than catering to an elderly Mo-
ther. She has tried to take over
our household; i.e., bossing and
correeting her -grandchildren,
criticizing my housekeeping,
our working class type of
friends,etc. '
Both of our personalities
have changed by having Grand-
ma share our home. Happy
smiling faces have become long
blank looks. A private conver-
sation is nearly impossible.
We see four solutions; (a)
Grin and bear it. (b) Divide her
time equally between her daugh-
ter and two sons. (c) Get her
a small apartment and the three
of us help to furnish it. (d) Put
her in a home for the aged.
TAKE YOUR PICK
DEAR TAKE - I choose (d).
' The grinning (a) has already
turned to blank looks. The
daughters-in-law (b) also find
her difficult. r doubt if she
would put up .with living alone.
(c) for any length of time.
A residence for senior 'citi-
zens is not the depressing "poor
house" -of the past. Soon she
would find kindred spirits and
settle in..
DEAR DORIS - (1) Is it
right for a girl of 32 to be dat-
ing a fellow 23? (2) How im-
portant is age in a marriage?
(3) Would a marriage of this
type be fair to a man?
FOND BUT IN DOUBT
DEAR FOND - (1) No law
.
against it. (2) You can't always
go by chronological age. A man
of 35 may have lived a shelter-
ed life and 'Seem like 25. A
man of 20 who has carried fam-
ily responsibility or left home
early, may seem far more ma-
ture than his age.
Age counts; and one social
worker I know says an older
woman just can't keep up with
a younger virile mate. But even
she says you can't generalize.
(3) If you give a man your
complete loving devotion, noth-
ing could be fairer. I gather
from the rest of Your letter
that he is the one who is deep-
ly in love with you and has
started you thinking about him.
Confidential to Sway -Back
Lordosis, or sway-back, is
the dismaying figure -fault of
many an otherwise attractive
female. The following exercises
will help: (1) lie on the floor
on back Push middle of back
into floor. Repeat 10 times. (2)
Practise walking with tummy
pulled in, chat up. Tuck in
rear end. •
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NEWS of
BRUCEFIELD
The first fall meeting of and Mr, Stuart will look after
Brucefield UCW was held in Church calendars.
the school room on Tuesday,
when 20 ladies were present.
Mrs. Hargreaves and Mrs.
Leppington had charge of wor-
ship service. Mrs. Henderson
was pianist,
Mrs. Leppington read a poem.
Hymn 579 was sung and 11
verses of Pslam 33 were read
by Mrs. Hargreaves and prayer
offered. The offering was re-
ceived and dedicated and the
meeting closed by singing
Hymn 234.
The president took the chair
for the business and welcomed
all to the Fall activities.
• Mrs. .Tack Henderson, II/frs.
Fred McGregor and Mrs. Stuart
Wilson, who had attended a
seminar at Westniinster College
gave a report on the things
they had studied about China.
The meeting formed into three
groups for discussinn on "What
is a Christian". Many different
thoughts were given and prov-
ed very interesting. Mrs. Stuart
thanked the ladies.
The treasurer reported $1,-
465.57 on hand.
The society will look after
the hospital cart for the month
of October: The UCVV will. cat-
er to the Oddfellows banquet on
November 28. Mrs. Leppington
An Expositor Classified will
pay you dividends. Have you
tried one/ Dial 527-0240.
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CLEANER
110 SMOKE, NO ODOUR
HILATING OIL
Walden & Broadfoot
Phone 527-1224 - Soeforth
CAROL CARTER
A.Mtn4
PIANO - TILEORY
ig Franklin St.
Seaforth
Phone 527-1521
ALL TYPES
INSURANCE
Donald G. Eaton
off!. In Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 522-1610 ; Seaforth
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HENSALL - ONTARIO
Phone 262-2605
Applications will be received by the un-
dersigned for the position of Arena Manager
and Ice Maker up to SePtember 1968.
Duties will commence October 21, 1968. Please
state salary- expected.
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: Seaforth
RESPIRATORY
DISEASE
A film designed to alert the public to a growing
epidemic which is not caused by a germ was given its
first showing this afternoon at the annual meeting of
the Candaian Tuberculosis Association held in Vancou-
ver at the Georgia Hotel.
The film, LI14E AND BR-EATH, was introduced
by the newly-elected:president, Mr. Colin Dobell. It was
produced by the Canadian Tuberculosis Association but
the cost was defrayed by the British Columbia Tuber-
• culosis-Christmas Seal Society as a centennial project.
"The death rate from emphysema has risen rapid-
ly in recent years," said Mr. Dobell, "from 93 deaths in
1950 to 816 in 1966, the last year for which figures are
available. The tragic fact is that the death toll is only
a fraction of the disaster," Mr. Dobell stated. "The most
heart breaking part of the story is the years of invalid-
ism suffered by patient 8 before they die of emphysema
or some other cause - for they very frequently die of
other causes. Many deaths from heart disease are ag-
gravated by emphysema. The difficulty of breathing
puts undue strain on the heart. Those with emphysema
aye more viinerable to infectious diseases."
"How many -Canadians are ill with emphysema we
do not know," the speaker said. "A disease is only 're-
portable if one person can pass it on to others, Tubercu-
losis, diphtheria, typhoid fever, whooping cough; thee
are reportable. But nobody passes on emphysema. It is
custom built by the patient, year after year.
"Emphysema is not a new disease. It has been
known for centuries but the increase in our m.odern
world has been rapid and alarming. You may judge the
cause of the increase from the fact that four members
of the staff of Crawley Films who made LIFE AND
BREATH gave up cigarettes."
CHRISTMAS SEALS" FIGHT TB AND
OTHER RESPIRATORY DISEASES
This Advertisement is Published by The Huron County
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