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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-12-19, Page 14• I. • . , • c a 14'414 .11VR.ON imiosrrok,SICAPORTHIA 0104.DC 1114. ISO g INSURANCE COMPANY Office Main $1roo1 SPAPORTH Insures: • Town Dwollinos • An Classes of Fenn Properly " Summer Cottages • Churches, Schools, Halls Extended coverage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, etc.) is also available. AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; Wm. Leiper, Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clintr$:._, George Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. WEDDING INVITATIONS The Huron Expositor DIAL 527-0240 — SEAFORTH Your Ontario Hospital Insurance would like to hear from you (before it's too late) When.youarenewly wed the "family" Hospital Insurance premium must be paid to cover husband and ki ? wife. If you belong to a group notify your group without delay or if you both pay premiums direct, , When you move to a new job you can keep insured by fol- lowing the instruc- tions on the Hospital Insurance "Certifi- cate of Payment Form 104" that your present employer is required to give you on leaving. When you turn 21 you are no longer covered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. You must take out individual membership within 30 days. Get your ap- plication form at a bank, or a hospital, or from H.I.R.B. When you have a new address notify your group. If you don't belong to a group, write H.I.R.B. Health Insurance Registration Board, 2195 Yonge Street, Toro= 7. Serving Onearto's Health Insurance Plans. BELL --4„. by W. W. Haysom your telephone manager Somehow the last few days just before Christmas of- ten turn out to be the busiest of the year. W1;t 6 with children home on holidays, pre -Christmas entertain" and the in- evitable delays caused by winter weather, you y find your telephone an indispensable step -saver. It can help you order things for the house, find out which store has what you want, keep tabs on the youngsters' whereabouts, plan and schedule the family's holiday activities. And, for a break in a busy day, what's more pleasant than taking time out for a telephone chat with a friend across town — maybe share a few Christmas decorating tips in the bargain. So keep your telephone in mind when you're planning how best to get everything done by December 25. While a heavy snowfall may create a winter scene to equal any you'll find on a Christmas card, it's best appreciat- ed if you happen to be indoors curled up in front of the fire- place. If you're outside, you'll be too busy coping with icy roads and sidewalks, blinding snow, sleet and treacherous driving conditions to enjoy fully the splendor all around you. Whether on foot or in a car, winter weather requires caution when moving about outdoors. But for the motorist it's particularly hazardous. Here are a few reminders for safe motoring that many experienced drivers follow. Keep your car in top mechanical order. Drive smoothly, avoiding sud- den stops, starts and abrupt turns. Keep more than the usyal distance between your car and the vehicle ahead. "Pump" brakes lightly on icy or wet streets to bring your car to a gradual stop. If you should skid, let up on the gas pedal and steer into the skid. Watch for thawing ice — you need twice as much stopping distance on slush as on glare ice. Turn your headlights on low beam during a snow storm or fog. Watch for Icy patches on streets and frosty bridge floors. Keep windows clear and clean and, above all, slow down. Have you ever wondered why th'is Vord Christmas is sometimes written Xmas? The "X" in Xmas\ is the Greek let- ter "chi" — written X — and "chi" is the initial letter of the Greek word for Christ. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR rT,T, WISHING AND WAITING DEAR DORIS — I retally love a man 26, although I am just 15. He has now asked me if I would marry him if he could get a legal separation. ' His wife runs around and he has two children. Would it be right for us to marry, as I am not yet pregnant? Thinking It Over DEAR THINKING — If you are really thinking, kb will oc- cur to you that a separation is not a divorce. I'll add that you are far too young and that preg- nancy is not the right reason far marrying anyone, even if he were free. If you want any more, rd say this grown up married Man is half a generation away from you in thought, interests and experience; and a Scoundrel for taking advantage of you. Run, don't walk, in the op- povite direction DEAR DORIS — Slowly but surely, my husband and I are building a house. It's a ranch style, big enough for ,all six of W.I. Has Xmas ,Meeting vv Mrs. Ken Campbell was hos- tess for the Ohrisbnas meeting of Seaforth WI, with Mrs. Jas. Keys as coshostees. The regular opening exeerise and business were chairedby the president, Mrs. Lorne Lawson. The roll cal was answered with a Chris- tmas greeting card, to be sant to a senior citizen at Kilbarchan Nursing Home. Correspondence included Christ- mas greetings from the various branches in South Huron Dist- rict. Courtesy remarks were re- ceived from IVir,s. Gordon Elliott, Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Arnold 'Davide, Mrs. Bruce Coleman., 1VIr. Arnold Campbell. and Master Kevin Campbell. Donations were made to the Children Aid Society and the War Memorial Children,s Hospit- al. Mrs. Lawson reported on the December birthday party at Huronview, when the Branch presented a program and served lunch to about one hundred re- sidents. Seventeen:, residents were presented with birthday gifts. Mrs. J. Keys reported on the Huronv-iew Christmas Fair, an annual event when the re- sidents purchase Christmas gifts. Miss Eleanor Henderson ehaias ed the Christmas program. Christmas carols were enjoyed and Mrs. Gordon Elliott gave the motto, A Christmas Theme, reading a fitting story "The Gift of Love", The Miases Van- da Storey and Kim Campbell sang two numbers, "Frosty the Snowman" and "Silver Bells". The guest speaker, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe of Landesboro, was introd- uced by Mrs. Lawson,. Mrs. Pipe had a large display of Christ - made from plastic bleach and detergent ixttles as well as bows and rose corsages.. Following courtesy remarks by Mrs. James Keys, Santa Clause arrived and .-distributed gifts. A Christmas lunch was convened by Mrs. Ken Stewart, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrrs. Ross Gordon and Mrs. Wm. Strong. FUNERAL I, , - advice from Dbris Clark us. We are doing it mostly our- selves, and jlIck as the money comes The trouble is, people laugh at us. Ask us what do we want withav great big place. One es en said it will be like a hotel. I can't understand why they should be so unkind. Do they get sone kind of a kick out of. laughing right in our faces? HURT DEAR HURT — Congratula- tions from me for making your dream house come true. I won't laugh. I'll bow from the waist to two courageous opbbnists with a goal to strive for,. Hes R oceuredl to you that yeur soornfol "friends" are secretly envious? Laugh back ab them! 'TeR them when the hotel is rea- dy you'll have a big housewarnt- ing and they'ill be finst on the list they're polite! DEAR DORIS — My mother doesn't let me halve aary pri- vacy. She looks through all my 'things in my bedroOm, in my purse, closet, drawens. I told her, that I'm 18 and I should have some privacy, and she says, "As long as you stay in my, house I hate the right to look in, all your things and Imo* everything Nice Cluldren don't keep secrets form their moth - What do you think, Doris? HUGH F. CHESNEY Hugh F. Chesney, 78, of 1616 Green Avenue, Bay City, pas- sed away at 11:00 pm., Decem- ber 5, at the Bay Medical facili- ty following a lingering illness. He was born in Tuckersmith, on June 6, 1890 but he had re- sided in Bay City most of his lifetime. He had retired from the Michigan Sugar Company. On September 11, 1920 he mar- ried the former Bertha Shanz who survives his passing. He is also survived by two daughters, Mrs. Henry (Margaret) Baranek and Mrs. Victor A (Regina) Gan- sser both of Essexville and four grandchildren, as well as tWo sisters, Mrs. William (Mabel) Moore of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. James (Charlotte) Cooper of Desplains, Illinois and a brother, William P. Ches- ney of Saginaw. He was a life member of Portsmouth Lodge No. 190 F. & A.M., a life mem- ber of the De Witt -Clinton Con- sistory of the A.A.S.R., a life member of Saladin Temple of Grand Rapids and a member Vrks No. 74 Veterans of World War 7. ITe served in the 310th Cortm, of Engineers overieas diiiing %%rid' War t • REBEL DEAR REBEL — Your mothe.. makes up her OW71, rules. O.K., here's my version: "Nice .moth- erts don't read their letters, pry into purses, pockets., diaries. In other words they give their own flesh and blood the rIght to be people. Such smothering possessit.e. toss discourages. growth. If a teen submits, the fledging never take wings, DEAR DORIS — We go for days without speaking. If I ask my wife what's, wrong, she says "Nothing". But there must be something because she just isn't the happy earefreeegirl I mar- ried. Worried DEAR WORRIED — Surely you have more of a clue than that. Is she sielteor everworked or worried? 'Meatball or physical illness cant make am persen with- draw. Situations get out of hand, Htmbands and wives may take each other for granted. Short comings they hadn't anticipated disappoint them in each ..other. Try again„,.Bring her home a treat, or take her out for din- ner, without the kids. When she is relaxed, ask ,agaira. If she is bottling something up, she needis to tell It. It's either ure load now or blow up later. Confidential to In Despair — Please, don't call yourself ugly at 14. From now on you will 7.71,7 get prettier all the time. More comfortable with your friends, too. Send me your name and acl- d-ess on a stamped envelope, for ray leaflet, "Are You Real- -ly thoss ing Up? This will give you some good hints about how to make the most of your looks esti personality. For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 : Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors 'a r At Christmas, a special prayer: May mankind be blessed with "Peace on Earth." And a special wish: May your personal Christmas be a most happy one. Wishing Everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR HOLZAMER MEAT MARKET AND ,ABATTOIR ATWOOD, Ontario , cc,.. 1,e(-dc.ert.drc...4( '1 11 ANSONREWaMommemeSEPPoSSMONASS. AIMS °AN 1,0 •rAptit:Ar- '."4-5•Weris — SAVE 8c — DEL MONTE FANCY 1 — SAVE 16c — 1 MAXWELL HOUSE I ALL PURPOSE 1 FRESH GROUND PEACHES !; COFFEE OR SLICES) (HALVES C 1,1b. , Bag 1 SAVE 28c—STOKELY FANCY rl HONEY POD PEAS 3 it:. PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 18-21 INCLUSIVE ALL TABLE -TRIMMED MEATS 4 Allen's Unsweetened APPLEICE3 48-ox. $1 GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, PRE -DRESSED FROZEN, TOM CANADA GRADE 'A' reo •ac Challenger SOCKEYENV24bn. 55it Kellogg's RICE KRISPIESg lr"72.7POTATO 491t •73..F459$ Colgate 7444' lesSig. 59$ E. D. Smith TOMATO KETCHUP Stuart House Spec Pack) FOIL :18"x25' 630 WRAP .. itu Shirley Gay RAISIN 24 -oz. "nit PIE Pip au Golden Dew (PARCH WRAP) 14. EWA MARGARINE Pkg. &V GOVERNMENT INSPECTED, PRE -DRESSED CANADA GRADE 'A' (5-25 lb. Size) 4 (Sfrthank 1: • (Butt Boneless Sidolis Tip or 950 RUMP ROAST Lb. 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