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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-06-08, Page 151 s, • r. ALL Tyr.48 I.NSURAN E Donald G. 'Eat at Office in -.Masonic Stack Main • Street - • Phone • 527.1610 Seeforth ',PAINT $3.99, GAL Reg, $8.95. Clearance sale' of fresh h paint. C.I.L., Sherwin evil- tiaras, Moores, Gliddens, .etc, Thousands. of gallons already sold to 'Readers' of such news papers as 'the Family Herald,; Fee Press Weekly .and many others. • 01.I13, GUARANTEE If yotr are not satisfied return unused portion for eornplete re- fund -- Outside: suitable =ion ws,od, steel, . coine"reie`- eTc "Lo= .lours: white, pruner white, brown, yellow, battleship grey, medium grey,,- shutter green, bright red- barn red, cream, black, .turquoise. .Inside: your choice of gloss..exramel, la- tex, 'semi -gloss. White, primer white, sky.blue, light grey,. light green, ivory, beige, canary yel- low, pink, turquoise: Pay in full or 50% deposit. Save chargee, Ontario residents add 5% sales .talc: Minimum or, ders of 'four, gallons or• more shipped anywhere in Canada. SHERMAN"S HARDWARE LTD. 53.7 Queen West, ,Toronto, -Ont: a..Wi choose 'Your DIAMOND Privately AT ' SAVAUGE J.EWELLERS.; (Opposite Post- „Office) • Evening Appointment • By,ArrBngement - FREE -x-17 Jewel Witch with each Diamond. pur- chase $300.00 ' or more 21 YEARS. oat When you 'him 21 ' you are no longer covered, by your parents' `Hospital .- lnsurance.' ' You must take outindividual membership within 30 J days.. ,Get your. ap- plication form at a bank, a hospital, or. the.. Commission. NEW JOB? To keep insu>,'ed fol- low the- insfruCtions on the' Hospital In- surance "Certificate of Payment—Form 104" that your ' resent employer is required to.give-you on leaving. WE ? - The "family" Hospital Insurance premium must now be paid to cover husband anA wife. Notify your. 'group", without de- lay or,if you.both pay premiums direct# no- trfy the Commision. Your I ONTARIO HO PITAL INSURANCE' lik/an' • Ontarto•Heepitat Services Commission, Toronto•T,Ontarlo. Olith Per hoos 1;), i er South ' �% $ rl i� Wirth ,Wome ' I, at' Mrs. Wesley Bradneek, .Au= tote 'held its sat11 district' an- burn, '.W.•1,o, Ward Mena, , nuai Thursday -at. the Orange brattght greetijigs,.and lois); pf Nail, Mitchell, Melly of tileof the activities the F.t: -..LQ.. delegates were dressed in cen- °iUirs. `Ronald Skinner repgrt- ,tennial eo turn.e_s., both anthem !ed; for Farm Accident survey tic and reproductions. stating that 2,12'4 accidents had Mrs: Stuart §hien .presideet .occurred in Perth County), 17 and Mrs. S. Peppier, secretary of these were fatal and 17 per, treasurer, presided .throughout rnanent :.lnjurr. ,Late , afternoon the day -long agenda, tollewing . was the' irloatcommon time of the theme, A Backward Glance happening 'to ages' frgln, 10 to and a Forward Look", so uppro- 20 years, with over 50 years of priate for centennial, . age beit}g a close followers, The president's address left Lunch was served' in the base; .the thought "If anyone is ab- meat of the Mall, by Gould's WI sent from a meeting, her cor: members. • ner is empty and- she -.is. -missed... - ,he- after-notinesessiot> -ePensd Try to be present." - • with a ' flag raising ceremony Mrs. Keith Priest, home econ- when Mrs. Ales; Tanner of I.1111- omist for Perth County, gave crest WI presented a new Cana- areport on the senior training' dian flag, A centennial • gavel classes and the projects corn- -waspresented to Mrs. Shier by pleted and; those planned for -Nits. Couithard. - the 4•H Homemaking 'clubs• in Mrs.. Gerald Holder, ''Mona the area. •• • • Road Federated Women's Iusti- Mrs: • A. E. Langley. gave a tute of Ontario officers' -con, brief report on the 'completed ferettce secretary.,and represen- Portia School for retarded ehil- tative of the honle econ9 mics branch of the . department of Agriculture and Food, was dren and the workshop on Erre Street, DEAR DORS advice from Doris Clark 'SORRY' NEVER HURTS DEAR DORIS — You wrote in one of your recent letters, and I quote; "A lady should apologize for nothing." But you are quite wrong. • How on earth can we expect young people to apologize for their mistakes, ° if an adult doesn't know how to do 'gracefully? We all do things Without thinking first, but a lot of heartaches could be prevented if we /had' the cour- age to say we're sorry, Mrs. C.E.T. DEAR MRS. C,E.T. I'm sorry — that you misread my reply: • It reads: "He may well be waiting for you to .smile_ and ,speak first. A lady should. (Pe- e'iod). Apologize for nothing. 'Etc." ,. Perhaps in the copy you read, the Peril/lid was indistinct. Makes a differnce. Indeed I agree with you that there are tunes•• -when- nothing. but a. humble apology can clear the air. And ittakes a big Person to do it. DEAR . DORIS My eight- year-old boy is having trouble. with reading. The teacher now thinks he may be retarded. 13 u at home he is real bright and understands many things, •A frien • thinks he may just 1 a reading block, or might e one of those "mirror child- ren, He does seem to get words or- letters turned around some- times. Wanting To Help Hint DEAR WANTING =- It is true that children with one reading block or another may be wrongly classified ak 'slow learners. Without the ' night kind of help your lad may be- come really discouraged. ' ' A child may get upset through a family crisis, or loneliness, or a. purely physical difficulty like poor eyesight. One thing is sure: with early diagnosis he stands a far better chance of responding to the right treatment. So many mothers have writ- ten me about this problem that. I have now assembled some facts and a reading list under the title "Children With .Learn- ing Disabilities". " Copies are 'available for 15 cent's and a large, self-address- ed envelope. DEAR DORIS - t -am a lab. technician, but I find the rou- tinework isn't very intellectual- , ly stimulating. I would . like . to go to university next year, but I can't .decide whether to go, and if so, what to take. b' I"A.in interested in Fine Arts;, ut that would cost a lot. I am also , interested 'in literature' and psychology, • and an ' Arts Bourse, would cost less. I.thitik eventually I will mar - y, I would like to have some ,nrtistib training; ' sbarrething to devote my interest to, to get `hway from the drudgery of housework. Advice Wanted DEAR ADVICE — Then dog s'both. Get as ,much general -ed- Every week more people die• cover what ,mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Fire, 4,ositor Want Ads. Dial 527:1)240, iitariveiseavegeesmerreriereerroweerierretreser -INSURANCE WIND TORNADO CYCLONE JAMES F. KEYS„ Phone 627.0467 t reforth Representing 2h* " W iterti , J iOttratice Mufutlt Coo Woodtifiock, Pitt. ucation as you can absorb, first. A general university course can teach you how to think for yourself and will give you a completely different ate proach to` life, DEAR DORIS = I•'•retired- from' driving a taxi three years ago, when I started drawing the old age pension.. B.ut then neither I nor my wife could stand me being around the - house all the time, Thought :you would like to know about my new job. The city tourist bureau got in touch with, me, and now I'm. having more fun, than Lever had before. I am a guide for tourist*, They call me-- when--sohreone needs to be toted around or wants to see the sights, I should .have started it years ago. • . Three Score And Thirteen DEAR THREE' SCORE 4-- So this time Thirteen was a • lucky number! ' Congratulations -on finding a happy niche. PAINTING and PAPERHANGING FREE ESTIMATES IVAN NEILSON PHONE, 527-0603 west speaker; stating that the Women's Institutes are .an aging organization, 'as are it# .}i ep?;, bexsF, There•.•is a wide gap be. tween the girls of the 410 lroia!ie-. Ineldrig, clubs and, the ,average WI member,tgday, Mrs, Wider urged. all members to becgnze: good d public , relations of fivers in introducing the WI aetivitios, to all women In the community,. The WI has not changed, but the world has. We must keep.. -up to date , with our rnetheds to attract and meet the needs ,of those we hope will follow after. • `Mr`s, 1'iatley delighted' the audience with the histdrp of Canada presented in song by means of a tape recorder. •N1rs. Johns brought the ' re - pert of the nominating• comMit-, tee and Mrs. Bradnoch instal- led the slate of officers fp'r 198'68. They are: • Past president, Mrs, Fred Johns., Cromarty; president, Mrs. Stuart Shier, RR 1, St: Marys; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Seott Peppier, Mitchell; assis- tant, Mrs. D. Goxdon Dow, R1:i; 1, Mitchell; federated representa- tive, Mrs. T. Johns; alternative, Mrs. S. Shier; public relations, Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Staffs; curator, Mrs. Clarence Switzer, RR 1, St. Marys; auditors, Mrs, Ray Morris, RR 1, 'Mitchell and Mrs. Lorne Jackson, Mitchell. Conveners are: Agriculture and Canadian Industries,Mrs. Harold O'Brien, RR 6, St. Marys; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. borne Ross, RR lee St. Marys; .Citizenship and Ed>;tca- tion, Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, RR 2, St. Pauls; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. Ron- ald Boyce, .RR 3, Stratford;Res- oletions, Mr§. James McDoug- all, RR 1, Fullerton; . nominat- ing committee, Mrs. Ralph $hel- lenberger, • Sebringville, s. Wilfred Gilbach, RR1, Sebring - vale, Mrs. Bert McIntosh, RR 8, St. Marys. 'blue , coal' Champion • Stove and Furnace`Oil WILLIS DDNIAS Office 527-0150 ,'-- Res. 527-1053 - For Complete INSURANCE on your HOME, - BUSINESS,, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CAR.DM, Insurance Agency, -*phone' 527-0490- Seaforth' Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors Mrs. Bert ' •u:uffrelc :..0' Stk Mary's called on, Miss Manche Mills • and Mr. Edgar 1111$ .ori Tuesday 'aftel:.neon, Sunday visitors with 1Y1r. and Mrs..George Wheeler a.rld David; were Mr. and Mrs, Peres! Roff4 meyerof Mitchell,, aria Mr. Ha rold Davis of • k'iillartgtr an Rev; and Mrs. John Coolie of Thamesford, Rev. . and „ATrs. Cooke also called on Mrs: Toho Butters ,in the. evening..- Mr>•� nd Mrs: Robert Robin- son and fairing visited on Sun- day with Mr. and -Mrs; '.Stanley Snell of Forest. • Mr. and Mrs. HarooId Thomson ,of P. . h _ ill ' ark ar ' 2 is t ed..�z • . 1!k. �•c-dr3 day with Miss Blache Millvand Mr. Edgar Mikis. The names of -Douglas Smith and Stephen Hazlewood were omitted from the list of boys who attended the. Boy Scout Camporee. at "Monkton last 'weekend. Sorry boys. - ' Mrs. Harry 'Ford 'is. spending some time with .Mr. and Mrs. William Dickey -and fancily. Mr. Wilson Dodge of Claude- Cunday visitors with Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Beckett, Jacqueline and Geral- dine. • Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills visited. Sunday evening with Mr. Ray Mills who is a Remember! It takes but mdment to 'place an Expositor Want Ad and be -money in pock- et. To advertise, just Dial ,Sea - forth, 527.0240. ' patient in 40004 Age Hospital. • Mr. and, .112rs. Roll R'obiiison . and• family of Stratford visited iday evening with 7I, anal Mrs. Don, :Brine and Che y'1. and Mrs..Fred Parkinson,: Brenda,' Margaret and Janet of aseline and Mrs. Edgar R (Bodd:. of Exeter, were Sunday guests' with Mr. and Mrs; Laverne Rodd, Wayne, and and Eddie. Mrs. Rodd remained for a iew days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Norris 'Webb, ,Tulie and Lorie and gr. and; Mrs. Elgin . Webb of Grand S nd' visited on Sunday, with, Mr., onto. M. and Mrs..Clayhin • Brock, and family of queIph jlrere: Sun- day ;visitors, with Uri. alid'Mrs.: William Dickey .anzl,;family, +Tack Mann and fam#Iy .of fior- H* HURON IIIXPO$1toi ANY .Offl +a.r Ma ' h-s.p FORTIS Insures: • Towns #Illrige • * Alt Chasseof Filrm P : ► Sum r�' ott�l •- thur.'ch*sh ! t�Ns� ended. coverage t° srlloke,, .•water • •#lam R, e, f .:objector etc) 1s of ;***4 0.10i AGENTS; Janes Reys, RR' '.Seefortli,•, Seaforth; Wra, Leiper, fir., Lonelesboee" Sel . e` Har , ld Squires, Clinton; George Cane, Dublin, .Donald G. atonn .' 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For better weed control, •hrgher-yie1ds a d -snore profit, try ICIL.-MOR It not only makes harvesting easier, but pays for itself many times over. In fact, only one bushel per acre yield increase will pay for the cost of the KIL-MOR you use. See your Green Cross dealer about KIL-MOR now! fBanveI is a trademark of Velsicol Chemical Corp. **Patented herbicide 19,64-sttsrtKq t PRODUCTS •1'.M. Rep'd. hellp Division of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. OF CANADA LTD. • Green Crass. Products Avail able From - e 1 TOPNOTCH FEEDS i_IMiTED OPNOTCH Phone 527.-1910 Seaforth CN•67.2ft St.ECIN-CI the satisfied e. CARUUNC3 v cxNai: LAGEti BEER This summer, enjoy' Carling ,Cinci, Lager Beer. It gods down a tittle 'easier, satisfies a whole lot morel. I