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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-11-17, Page 6-i 41—TM, HUR.O E,1XPQSITOR4 SEAFQRTH, ONT., NOV. 17, 19¢6 Seaforth Monument Works OPEN DAILY All Types' of Cemetery Memorials T. PRIME & ' SON Inquiries are invited — Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235.0620 CLINTON 482-9421 SEAFORTHk Contact Willis Dundas WEDDING -INVITATIONS Phone 527-0240 : Seaforth LEG, By JACK HOLLAND On behalf ,of our members, a word of thanks for the fine. turnout on Noy, U. It wasa most impressive ceremony high lighted by a firing party from our local high sehool and mem- bers from the artillery battery from Wingham. Some good news for the card players, the branch is holding their first stag euchre a week from Wednesday night, the date Nov. 23, and get your part- ner to come to the Legion for An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION TROUBLES?. We Specialize in the OVERHAUL OF ALL ADJUSTED • EXCHANGED • REPAIRED * At the first sign of trouble, go, to someone who knows your transmission. • * Consult the experienced, factory trained technicians • at SEAFORTH MOTORS Seaforth otor CHEVROLET ' - OLDSMOBILE "Dedicated to the Best Customer Care in Town" Phone 527-1750 Seaforth IS NOW UNDER ` A SAVE$ 11 Per Ton .00 ON ALL BEEF and DAIRY FEEDS OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Mine 527-1910 Seaforth' CORNER a real night of enjoyment,good prizes and lunch as usual, Our Ladies' Auxiliary ether ladies provided a wonderful pot luck supper' on .Nov, llth and a vote of thanks. must be given to them for the fine effort they made. Well now that Remembrance Day has passed ,and gone for another year, still our comrades who are ,no longer with us, we who remain will never forget them. "At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them." NORTHSIDE UNIT ONE Unit one of UCW met at the home of Mrs. H. Connell. Presi- dent, Mrs. Don Wood opened the meeting with a poem, "Autumn". Secretary, Miss Fen- nell read the minutes and roll call showed 22 present. Mrs. Dalrymple took over the devo- tional part with a reading "Flan- ders' Fields", Mrs. Roberton read the scripture from Mat- thew 10, followed by prayer by Mrs. E. Williams. Mrs. Dal- rymple gave a talk from the study book. Mrs. W. Campbell gave courtesy remarks., ./ GREY TO►1.NSHIP Motions a4Opted at the Nov- ember meeting of Grey Town- ship Council included: —By Charles. Thomas and Ken- neth Bray that Brussels ,Agri- cultural Society be given a grant of $300.; —By Melville Lamont and Ken- neth Bray that this council ap- proves the erection of -a pre- dominantly vocational addition and alterations to the present Wingham District High School building to accommodate an additional 510 pupils and the issuance of debentures on the assessment of the combined Lucknow and Wingham District High School Areas in payment of approximately 25% of the total cost of the said addition and alterations; - -By- Charles Thonas and -Law- son Ward that we agree to join the Huron County Public Lib- rary system; —By Bray and Ward that we accept the request of Stan Al- exander to •give him proper outlet for tile in lots 22 and 23, concessions 6 and '7, on the sixth concessions drain; —By Thomas and .Ward that a protest be mailed to Keith Hunt of the CNR protesting the dos- ing of the CNR Station at Brussels with copies to be sent to Bob McKinley, 'MP and,Mur- DEADORIS advice from Doris Clark BOMBS OR BOOKS? DEAR, DORIS — I am a grade 12 student and a few years back I was told I had an I.Q. which was above^average. I believed this as I have been able to pass my grades with a minimum of studying: 1 joined tlie- Canadian .Naval Reserve and have spent the past two summers with them. Then I have to force myself to gii-back 4o' school, as school is• not my best pastime. My problem is that I am not able to think any more. My school work is suffering and I am losing .my temper much more frequently. I have come to the conclusion I am not hap- py in what I, am doing. ' I have been thinking of join- ing the U.S. Marines and going to Vietnam. I think I would like to do this. Should I take a chance and join the marines and perhaps give up my goal of becdming a social worker or teacher, or should I stay in 'school until I am able to realize my goal for my future? Books Or Battles DEAR B. or B. —' That high' I.Q. is your worst enemy right now. When book -learning comes too easy,. study habits may come hard. ' • Add this to your summer with the Navy —. and you. be- come restless.. for action: real action! Isn't that. it? Trouble is., war turns .out to be, not :high - adventure, but hard, . dirty ' work; suffering, barbarism. It might do you good to see the .world. But if you're ever going to do a professional job you'll be needing. goad' study habits for the rest of your life. Seek'personal guidance coun- selling from someone who can find nut just what's eating you. DEAR DORIS — My son is 14. He always keeps in contact. If he stays after school for sports or anything he phones to tell me; if he is going to be .late at a meeting,. he lets- me know. 'The young mothers want to know how we manage it with- out him being teased. He ignores it because it is family procedure. He cannot understand what the big fuss is Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just ;Dial Seaforth 527-0240. i Choose Your DIAMOND Privately AT SAVAUGE JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Offiee) Evening Appointment By Arrangement FREE -17 Jewel Watch With -oath `Diamond pur- chase $100,0O:6'r more about. If his big brother goes' away anywhere in his car or boat, as soon as lie hits town he phones to "say he is back, No one re- gards him as a sissy. If he is not going to be home for din- ner he phones. • - I think -itis- something -you start When the children are in- fants. The baby sitter always knows where to get in touch with you and it grows from there. • . Faithful,Reader DEAR READER- — Sure.' You set an example by keeping yourself located. Eventually it becomes the thing to tlo. It is a sign of your • importance iff. someone cares about where you are and is glad when you come home! DEAR DORIS — I have been widowed twice and very happy with both and thereforehave two sets of rings which I'd -like to wear; one as much as the other. Both wedding rings 'are quite narrow. Can I wear both sets on the left hand or should one set be worn on the right? Please Advise DEAR PLEASE — Neither. Looks too much like adding up the notches on a gun. - • In marrying a second time you give up • your widow- hood. So you remove the sym- bols of that first union. You may, if you wish, wear the pre- vious engagement ring as a din- ner ring on your right hand. You are now the widow of your second husband;' which leaves the second' set on your left hand. An Expositor Classified: will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527=0240. COUNCIL MEETS ray Gaunt,, IVIPP. Accounts paid: Tile Drainage Loans, $6,298.55; Melvin Carne: chant, tile inspector, 87,45; , M. Cardiff, fees, tile loans, 51.- 20; 1.20; Brussels Agricultural So- ciety, grant, 300.00; Grey Town- ship Federation of Agriculture, Farmstead Improvement Cen- tennial Grant, 250.00; „Melvin Carnochan, West McTaggart Drain, 10.00; Melvin Carnochan, Hart and Blake Agreement Drain, 16.00; Melvin Carnoehan, Clark Drain, 8.00; E. M. Car- diff, drain repairs on roll, 25.00; Wingham and District Hospital, share of ambulance, 471.26; B. M, and G. Telephone System, tolls and rental, 11.03; City of Lorndon, welfare charge back, 30.76; Hiemstra Nursing home, October account, -1-22:25; Lothar Weber, relief account, 181.54; Rent for Relief, 15.00; Relief account for October, 27.50; fire- men to. Alvin McDonald's 22.50; Elwood McTaggart, maintenance and rope, fire dept.,` 7,58; 'Geo. Rowland, gasolinea fire dept., 4.60; Robt. L. Cunningham, cables, fire dept, 10.13; Robt. L, Cunningham, furnace oil, 36.47; George Wesenberg., sel- ect jurors, 5.00; Clifford R. Dunbar, select jurors,' 5.00; E. M. Cardiff, select jurors and re- port, 10.00; Jimmy Dobson„ garbage collection, Ethel, 21.00; Roads and Bridges, 8,528.80. Total, $16,506.62. USBORNE & HIB - BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE• ' COMPANY HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. Directors: Robert G. Gardiner . R.R. 1, President Cromarty Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin Vice -President Wm. H. Chaffe - RR. 4, Mitchell E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1,- - Science Hill Raymond McCurdy R.R. 1, Kirkton Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan . Agents:. Hugh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates - Exeter Clayton Harris 1- Mitchell Secretary -Treasurer: Hugh Patterson - - Exeter 41.1.110. 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