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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-08-03, Page 3{ r MINCING Centralia ShopI �f Agriculture and Home Economics A new technical school. at Centralia, similar'to those presently ' in operation in Ridgetown avid Kemptvillet will' commence training sessions _in September, 1967. The thio -year courses provided will lead to diplomas in Agriculture ar Hanle Economics. Living accommodations on campus. Applicants ,with Grade XII standing or equiva- lent are invited to contact the Director, Centralia School of Agriculture and ° Home Economics, Centralia, Ontario. QNTAF.io PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 Annual Mid -Summer CLEARAN SALE continues. with %off on Wearing- Apparel at A 0 Seaforth's 5c to $1.00 Store Stationery . = .. Gifts Read. the Advertisements -= It's a Profitable Pastime! ON7 FARMERS' uNION PICNIC 7..271.# Ontario Faralets' cliWon Aeid hem I .xttt .. $icruie ',Satur- day witha out 100 gathering in ,ions' Par u • O1 icers for the year are Mr. Cart Covier, district director; ;chairman," Mks.. Helen Thoin•P- son; port committee, Mrs.. Corrie Koene; eorivener, Mrs. A•. Martens- , �A picnic lunch was enjoyed' by • all' those, .present • in the Seaforth Lions Pavilion, Stacey Bro ., of -Mitchell provided' a mi cooler and•`the Union ser, .ved • cold mill • .courtesy of. the. union., A, ,ball game''- was held which the losers enjoyed as much as the winners. The children present availed themselves of the beautiful pool on the grounds, The following games .., were held. • Races up to five years, Gary Regier. Floyd (.Courtney; 6 to 8' years old, Allen Regier; Jimmie Koene; 9 and 10 years old, Wayne Wolfe, Nancy.Koene and Jeffrey Reynen, second; 11, 12 and 13, Brian Courtney, War- ren 'Wolfe, Geraldine Reynen; Ladies' race, Mrs. Joe Courtney, ,Mrs. Corrie Koene; lea's. race,, Jue Regier, -Harry Reynen ladies' and men's balloon race, Geraldine Reynen, Wille Groo- nen,' Corrie Koene, Jan Koene; mixed• up shoe , race, Corrie Koene and Marry Reynen., Dort o+thy Wolfe and Wilfred. Wolfe; blowing up ' balloons, Willie Kroonan and Geraldine Reynen; husband calling ,contest, Mae Govetilock, Helen Thompson, Dorothy Wolfe. Candy scrant'ble for all, children under 8. was enjoyed Mr. Carl Dalton distributed pencils to all present and as consolation prizes, courtesy of Topnotch. Feeds Limited. MCCLUItE REUNON The eighth annual McClure reunion was held at McKillop No. 2 School on Sunday, July 23, with 1.17,, registering..Guests ',were present Indo Net o tB.C. a+nia,, zu `ick, Clinton,."!t a#iar nmihle0, 'Walton end. , Top Tawrtshhp. Sports , wel`e Fonducted by lin. and Mariam .Mcehire, O1. . D+Ok. 414GE A weddiu ;trip: 8 �' SS . . *la elleSen 'tett*. and Mrs.' 1'eil'J).014age•",after V.heir. wedding at .Ogr •Lady vi' 'Per- ar petu.al Help Church,; • Terontot The bride, the •former' Loret. to Diary Wiilette, 1»- the• daugi - ter of Mrs: John, Willette, Bon, 'ne Bay; Newfoundland and the late Dix+. Willette and the !bride- groom's parents are Mr: aria Mrs. William C, Dolznage, •Lon• desboro, Ttlich With he her;de unceentered , Ralph But- ler, Springfield, Mass.: Her gown was •white peau #le soie, A-lible acene sleeves'and With The veil was crocheted lace and the bri- dal bouquet was pink and white miniature ,cak'nations..- , • The maid of, boner, Miss Hel- en Willette, Bonne Bay, wore an aqua organza dress while the bridesmaid; Mrs, Maureen Cochrane, Toronto, wore an identical dress in apricot. Their bouquets were shnilar to the bride's. • The best Man was Bruce Net- tleton, Toronto, The ushers.were John Willette, Toronto, a bro- ther of the bride„ and Edmund. Saldivar, Seaifortli,' , brother in, raw of the groom. A wedding reception was held at the Town and County Club; ,Toron- to. Guests • were"- present from Newfoundland, Massachusetts, Toronto and Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Dolmage will live in Wil- lowdale. - Crops are still being affected by the severe •wet . conditions in most parts of Huron County according' to D. •G. Inglis, ex- tension assistant for Huron County. Irl• several areas,. corn and beans are being held back, and yields are expected to be below normal. In some of the more fortunate areas,' crops look very good; this is where the drainage is good. Spring grains, especialIy bar- ley, have been hit by high winds with the result of much lodging. The hay crop in the county has -not been completely taken irl as yet, with approximately 40% of the hay still out. ' .epee and Ruth Taylor "•and: -re- sults Were: boys'. and ;girl,s, 5 and under,' DorsMcClure, (Air" el Ann McClure; Bilis, .68, Dar- bara Smith, Patsy Anderson;. boys, .6 8, Paul McClure, Stag - ley McClure; girls 8.111 Vrances Armstrong;. boys, 9-16, .. Darrel Allen," Clair .McClure, girls„ 11- 12, Linda. Anderson, Karen Tay- lor; boys;.11.12, David McClure, Fred McClure; young,. ladies, Marie McClure; young Men, Ken Anderson; girls wheel barrow race, Karen and Marjorie Tay- lor; boys wheel barrow race, Stanley sand ;Clayton McCiuref married ladies, Margaret -Tay- lor; married men, Ronald Wil- liamson; ladies kick th8 slip- per, Marjorie'Taylor, ens kick the slipper, Keitmens Allan; relays, carrot, 1Hargaret.Taylor's team; underwear, Ronald Wil- liamson's " team; • gum ... relay, Ronald Williamson's .team; men's shoe saran ble,',Bill Tay- lor; ladies' Marjorie Anderson; .Tiie•'St'uart Macaulay, family of Sarnia. came +the', farthest; youngest person was "Ann Mc- Clure, infant daughter ,of Wal- ter and Muriel McClure; old- est person., Miss Belle McClure, Seaforth; most 'buttons on dress, Miss Belle McClure; birthday closest' to picnic, date, Fiizabeth Smith, Clinton. At the supper hour George Brown, Clinton, gave several musical numbers on the actor-' dian. Officers for 1968: president, Nelson. McClure; vice-president, Russel ` Taylor; secretary -trea- surer, Marjorie Anderson; sports, Walter 'and Muriel Mc- Clure, Floyd and Jean Arm- strong, - Grant and Elizabeth Smith; refreshments, Harry and Amy Brown, Fred and Ann 'Gib- son, Glen . and Margaret Mc- Clure, �• DEAR DORIS advice from D •.ris Clark Still a Baby at 40 DEAR DORIS - Basically, my husband is an honest, hard worker, good natured and will; ing to please. But Ire's always trying to impress people, and when I ask him to assume some, responsiblity, he almost panics and makes all hinds of excuses. • ' ,If 1 ask him to sort out the tools he ju's't moves them from: the top of the work bench to a box underneath; and still has to come and ask me if we have a certain article. This irritates me very anuch, because I ref- use to hunt for things for the Cars of Tremendous Discounts Our BIG SALE Continues 1962 CHEV, SEDAN E9028 1966 AMBASSADOR "8" Sedan, A.T., P.S.°.& P.B. 1966 CHEV, "8" SEDAN A.T..:- Lic, E89473 1964 CHEV. SEDAN A.T. - 4ic.' E90231 1964 1500 VOLISVWAGEN Station Wagon -- Lic. 95402X 1964 FORD GALAXIE Hardtop -- Lic, E92809 1962 PONTIAC SEDAN AT. - Lic. E90664 1962 CREV. SEDAN A.T. - I.ic. E90738 1961 FALCON SEDAN E89961 1962 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN A.T., It, P.B, Llc. E90734 1961 OLDS 4 -Door H.P. - A.T., Radio, P.B. & T':s. Lic.' E90187. MANY 1961 and 1:96 C$IVS,and PONTIACS • CONTINUES WITH °lo ............ iscoun� AT P. one 527 115o' �.r a ca �►r h LOT CP11 EViN"INGS to 9:00 children,Amine (mine by a previous marriage). ' -. How can he build up some self-confidence if I have to continuously push and shove and • coax, and 'treat .him like a child? He phones me at .least four times 'a day (and this isn't good • at •:the office) and gets upset if I am ,out,when he gets home from work. He has to get over this inse- cure feeling,' but• I don't think babying him is the answer, not at 40 years of age! ' • Man. or Mouse? DEAR M. QR M. - Could it be his easy-going_ ways. attract- ed you in the first place?. Babying him isn't the way, but neither is too much criti- cism. This child -man had a dominating mother, or I'm a monkey's aunt. He is going to need all the honest praise you can give him, and . no end of. patient, upbringing., L. doubt' if you can do it alone, because , your own- feel- ings are bound to creep ' in. Take advantage• of the family counselling which is to be had right where you' are, DEAR DORIS -- In• my let- ter to you I told you about my being in trouble at 16, and how scared I was,' Your advice was wonderful and the social Worker you sent me to is won- derful. 1 never knew anybody would or could be so sympa- thetic and helpful. Now I'd Iike to say some- thing to -all girls between the ages of 15 and 18: "Girls, don't ever give in to a guy no matter how much you think you 'Iove each 'other. I had ,.to find out the hard way, but don't you. Ashamed. DEAR ASHAMED And I'd like to. add: The love which measures itself by the demand that the loved one "go all the way" is not lave At all. It is immature self-indulgence. nature love"seeketh not her own", but bends every ef- fort tb protect and delight the loved one: DEAR DORIS - I'm . in a boat somewhat like Widower Father, as I 'have mothered my ,two granddaughters since they were one and: three yeas old. Their father (our son) also lives at home. (Mather left them) Now the girls are 11 and 13. - I'm no prude, I want to teach our girls to be worthwhile peo- pie. They both take music. We go to church and" other plates .together, such as school bus trips. The girls always insist. I corhe along. Maybe this ans- wers the que'tion of staying young beeause just yesterday, at t;6 ,years; I "was comfortable and happy helping with one group of pupils. _ We live ,on a.farrn and have plenty to o; yet I feel now is when the girls need my com- pany. Later there will be other nterests. Could` t' taw ,your reading list, to find the tight words about love, and salt and all the facts•7.. ,,‘Young Granny Gilt GRANNY - . The yourlgstel* de help ,you keep young. Just when you begin, to wilt they show some new ex- citement and you have to go along with their enthusiasms. Needing to be needed Is ' a great secret • of vitality. The list is on its way. 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It provides all the hot water you need to ' suds up a ' • strawberry -specked party dress,, its. ' chocolate-cheeked 'owner, and the pile 'of party paraphernalia you'll be ' Ieft.with, A Cascade 40 electric water heater may not make the,party , but it• could save the day. For more inform- ation, ask your, Hydro. ..ramimaenetd your hydro GINGERI(II SALES & SERVICE LTD., Phone S27-0290 ': Seaforth GEO. A. SILLS & soNs Phone 527-1620 Seaforth FRANK KLING LTD. Phone, 527-1320 Seaforth Consult your Electrical Contractor for further, information`' READ'S • UMMER CLEAItAWGE Continues 'Kaufman Wedge CASUAL Washable, reg, fo 6.98 Now 4.99 3.99 1.99 Women's Dress Shoes white, bone, assorted colors, reg to10.98 6.99 & 5,9e.,,,., ,. .. Kedettes and-Foamtreads FLAT HEELS Washable, reg: 5.98 2.99 2:99 .99 Teen Dress Flats Rey. *to 8.98 . , Save foe Back to School Now 4.99 Women's and Children's. SNEAKERS •. Assorted Colors •1.99&.99 Children's • SANDALS White, Rad, Brown .2.79 Women's Italian SANDALS Various Style's 3.99 & 4.99 Back to School Savings on some lines Savage Braves Chijdren's Shoes 3.99 to 5.99 Women's Closed -Back Wedge SANDALS Now 4 49 & Reg. to 6.98 . 1:99 Women's Cuban Heels White and Bone, reg. to 11.98 6.99 & 5.99 Men's ' OXFORDS Slip-ons and Ties, Brown and Blacit 6.99 to' 10.:99 White , PURSES Reg. 'to5.98' • Now. 3.99 COME IN ° AND READ'stAFoirm, SAVE AT OUR SUMMER CLEARANCE WI AR Satisfac lqn is Guaratateed, 'SHOES LIJGGAGE Phon 527.0690.