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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-07, Page 11• • 1' .7. • ' . Arnold Stinniisen gRoup \LIFE • ACCIDINT'llind, •OCKNESS • MAJOR MEDICAL PENSIONS ANT)1TIEs •-" Representing '..zun Life AssUrance Company Of Canada TELEPHONE 327-0410 • 17 GODERICH $T. EAST SEAFORTH .2=1111411104 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 I p ng guy with Shopper's Loan cash With an HFC Shopper's Loan you can buy .- . whatever you need to getxeady for tile holidlYa) Then, repay Household conveniently. See HFC, now! 6 4 • •)• HRISTM .4,,Asonei.peatx.9.. FOR CHRISTMAS READING WE SUGGEST . . leed I " /44 ' Borrow up to $5006' - Take up to 6,0 months to repay • Askabout credit life insurance on loans at low grgYPTateSt HOUSEHOLD FINAC • GODERICH 35A West Street—Telephone 524-7303 - (above the Signal Star) " STRATFORD* 119 Ontario Street—teiephone 271-9440 (next toSimpsons-Sears) ur,evening.hour: . . , "A HIBBERT 'REVIEW" Part- One "A HIBBERT REVIEW" Part Two "THE STORY OF HIBBERT TOWNSHIP" - 'By Isabelle Campbell each $2.50 0 0 "THE SETTLEMENT OE: HURON COUNTY" By James R. Scott priced at, $5.00 o "HURON COUNTY IN PIONEER- TIMES" By James R. Seott priced at 50c 0 0 "THE HISTORY OF McKILLOP" By Mrs. Joseph Grtnnmett only $2.00 0 0 "THE STORY OF SEAFORTH" By Isabelle Campbell $2.50 - AVAILABLE SOON! "FROM FOREST TO THRIVING HAMLETS" A history of Egmondville, Harpurhey and Surrounding area. By Isabelle Campbell • only $2.50 THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth ibliabladetieiditeigartiliggeet7~I Christmas Hopes Don't Change Deckllng what to sk for at Christmas can be a pretty serious business as the ressions on the faces of these Sea - forth youngsters indicate. There are so many toys and games in the stor windows to tempt him that a fellow has to be pretty careful' before he settles on that one big item that DEAR DOR IS advice from Doris Clark TO BRA OR NOT . . . DEAR DORIS — I think I am old) enouglio wear a "bra" but I ain afraid 'to' ask my mother. What can I do? • Needs A Bra DEAR 'NEEDS — This de- pends not so_ much on •actual age in years a son rate of phy- sical development. Ask your- self whether your figure needs this firm control yet. A bras- siere is only excess baggage if There are other ways of help- ing yourself tp feel you are growing up — which is what you want, isn't it? DEAR DORIS — My niece is getting married shortly and I want to have a shower for her" at my house. I would appreciate very much Name Euchre Winners IVIrs. Jeane Henderson was hostess when five tables of euchre and three of bridge were in: play sponsored by the lady bowlers. Prizes were won by Mrs. Grace Broadfoot for bridge. Lunch was served by Mrs. Helen Connell. and Mrs. Grace Broadfoot: Thank you notes were read) from Mrs. Ida Close. and the mens bowling club. The next euchre and bridge will be held on Dec.6 at the home of Mrs. Mee Habkirk. it doesn't. Your mother will notice it herself if it does. LAY -AWAY NOW at SAVAUGE JEWELLERS Safety -Tested •USED CAR SALE AT HURON COUNTY'S FI NEST USED CAR MARKET 4-1967 ChevImpalas, 2 2 -doors and 2 4 -doors, 8-cyl., double power 2-1967 Ford Galaxie 500's, 2 -door and 4 - door hardtops 2:4967 Pontius, Laurentian Sedans 2-1966 Pontiac Pariaienne hardtops, 2 - door and 4 -door. 1966 Chevrolet, •V-8, power steering 1965 Mercury 2 -door H.T: A wide selection of 1964 and 1965 Chevs., Pontiacs and Fords, Sedans, Hardtops, var- ious models, 6 and 8 cylinders. STATION WAGONS 1965 Chevrolet Impala 9 -passenger wagon 1965 Ford Station Wagon TRUCKS 1964 GMC One -Ton Pick -Up BRUSSELS MOTORS BIWSSELS ONTARIO OPEN EVERY'EVENING PHONE 173;—"Tho Horne of qtr Used Care he hopes for beyond everything' else. While this picture was taken several years, ago the hopes of Christmas time don't change and the expressions are as true today is they were when the picture was taken. trr.A. fr.?, r-st. tr., re' PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth r..F1 r7-71 r:"•, r,r;•"' r if You would fill me in on pro- posing a toast to the bride-to- be. Is it possible to get. the word Centennial in as every- thing this year seems to be so? Is it O.K. for me to. introduce the parents, maid of honor and bridesmaids? Sort Of Stuck DEAR SORT After pre- liminary entertaining remarks express good wishes this way: "Let's hope that Our*CCenten- nial ,Year bride can look for. ward to 100 years of lrappi- ness!" ritroduce the attendants and, parents informally — not as part' of your speech. (P.S. It isn't usually "done" for a relative to give a shower. Looks too much as if the fami- ly i asking for gifts, I guess. Could you get a close' friend'of the bride to actually issue the. invitations?) DEAR DORI — I went with a boy for si� months. I love him, and stuck through all his problems, concerning school, parents, law or anything. But we broke up. Ile did love me then, I know it. But now he is more cruel than I thought he was capable of. He knows (because of my Japanese and German back- ground) that I am sensitive to- wards any prejudice, so to be mean he calls me a half,breed. In a fit of hurt and jealousy I cut my wrist and, had to apply a tourniquet to stop the bleed- ing. I never expected that I could behave this way. But, can you honestly think he doesn't care? I'll never stop loving him. I try to ignore him now in spite of the pain. Heart Broken DEAR HEART — The way I see it, he belittles you to try to' justify breaking off. He hasn't" the character, yet, to really .eare for any girl. . The insults are despicable — and my only- advice is to keep on ignoring him. A girl with the nerve to cut her own wrist also has enough fortitude to meet life head on. Siphon off some of those pent-up feelings to a confidant you can trust. DEAR DORIS — About enter- taining students , from other countries: Not only is it, not feasible to start your own "In- ternational House", but what the average student really wants is to be welcomed into a Can- adian home and treated as a friend, and the couple who wrote to you sound like they - would be ideal. You said it was a two-way street — I feel that we have been rewarded far more than perhaps the students that we have befriended. We strated out with three from different coun- tries for ' a Christmas dinner and have met their friends; and so it goes until we new have nearly a dozen students that feel quite at home with us. Of all the things this busy family doe S I think we all en-. joy our intetnation students the most. Friendship Venture DEAR FRIENDSHIP — Won- derful! Other readers Will take courage from you and explore the foreign student situation where they are. Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want 'Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dia! Seaforth 627-0240. eneiiinieneaulaimerrimiosiord t THE BARGAINS t WERE NEVER BETTERr LOOK NO FURTHER! See the Grand DClay of Gift Suggestions ••• In the Store and Windows of your Christmas Store, For Every ,Member of the Family, at 7y. FtEXAtt.' 04.00 • :AAA. .• ALL MAKES ELECTRIC SHAVERS at Special Prices for Christmas Giving • FOR THE . PHOTOGRAPHY • ENTHUSIASTS! * KODAK CAMWAS° * MOVIE CAMERAS * MOVIE AND SLIDE PROJECTORS * FILMS and SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS CARDS . . . A Colorful Selection Available,in Boxes or Single Gift Wrapping Paper Seals and Tags of Every Kindfor Attractive Presents Pipes, Tobacco, Pouches, Cigarette Rollers, Shaving Sets, Electric Razors, Shaving Brushes and Bowls, Kodaks, Leather Wallets, Travelling Kits and Lighters. Tobaccos Cigars — Cigarettes Playing Cards TIOLET GOODS A few of the well-known brands of toilet goods avail- able at our store: Yardley, Faberge, Evening in Paris, Max Factor, Old Spice, Friendship Garden, Desert Flower and many others— Cosmetic Sets, Quality Soaps, Bath Salts, Colognes, Dust- ing Powders, Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Gift Sta- tionery. We Stock SMILES 'N CHUCKLES NEILSON'S and ROWNTREE CHOCOLATES - . IN CHRISTMAS WRAPPED BOXES FEATURING . . . JENNY LIND WHITMAN SAMPLER WIN PRIZES IN OUR REXALL CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND CONTEST 8PRIZES EVERY WEEK UNTIL' CHRISTMAS • FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FOR BOYS: Walkie :Talkies Pool Tables Leggo Sets Science Labs Nothing to buy 8 FOR GIRLS:' Giant Fluffy • AniMals P ina Ovens ,Knitting Soft Nothingto write but your name and address • Keating's Pharmacy. "The Rexall Drug Store" M. E. Hoover, Seaforth Dail 527-1990 0 r' r" r" r- r- Pr--"r"er- r' 'r' •