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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-12-17, Page 11• • a • • r • • • • • • • •. • • DID YOU KINICO• ,.. that Sun Life of Canada is coo of the world's leading life insurance companies, with 150 branch offices throughout North America? As the Sun Life rePresent. ative in your community. may 1 be of service? JOHN J. WALSH Phone 271-3000 — 48 Rebecca St., STRATFORD Sun Life -Assurance Company of Canada PERSONALIZED COASTERS - GIFT IDEAS - SERVIETTES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth BRAKE SPECI Good until Christmas ! Complete Replacement of BRAKE LININGS ON 4 WHEELS All Models — Reg. $7.85 SPECIAL $5.95 Parts Extra • Should your Brake Drums require grind— ing we have the very latest equipment for accurate guaranteed brake drum grinding. Seaforth Motors 'QUALITY G uardi an Maintengince, SERVICE CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE Phone 527-1750 -- Seaforth WHY MORTGAGE? • To build a new home • To buy an existing home • To consolidate debts. • To build an equity for your estate • To acquire otherproperty I.M.T.*Can arrange first mortgages at attractive rates on homes, farms and business properties. II WM Ott THE INDUSTRIAL MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY Established 1889 FORD/ SARNIA PETROLIA, • W. E. Southgate PHONE 527-0400 — SEAFORTH • • • REEVE ROBERT bIBS9N of Howick Township Winthrop Loses To Mildmay Winthrop Warriors opened their hockey season in Mild- may on Friday night, with Mild- may coming out on top by a score of 7-3. • Winthrop led 2-0 at the end of the first period, but Mild- may came back to score four unanswered goals in the sec- ond frame, and outscored the Warriors 3-1 in the final per- iod. Winthrop goals were scored by Jim Strong, from Ray Pow- ell; Arthur Murray, from Art Strong; and Arthur Murray, un- assisted, Winthrop line-up: Goal, Hugh Flynn; defence, Art Strong, Leon Maloney, Don Achilles, Wayne Dolmage; forwards, Frank Malen,e, _Arthur.„Zurray,.. Don Moylan, Keith Allen, John Varley, George Love, Jim Stroeg; Winston Powell, Ray Powell, Winthrop will pay in Tees - water on Friday, Dec. 18, and thejr first home game will be in Seaforth on Monday, Dec. 21, at 8:30, when Petersburg will be the opposition in a four - point game. Avoid Christmas Calamity More than any other holiday, .Christmas is a "home" holiday. There are more accidental deaths in December, the Christ- mas month, than any other month. This may be coincidental, but it is a frightening fact. -'It calls for a minor intrusion into the holiday excitement and spirit so 'the, lives and limbs of fam- ily members may remain intact and Christmas joy may not be switched, in seconds, to tra- gedy that will mar all Christ- mases to come. From the National Safety League of Canada come these pointers, sensible, simple and brief, for' keeping joy and hap- piness in Christmas: Avoid. scattered toys that can trip a careless walker. Use care in climbing steplad- ders; do not climb higher than balance will allow; never sub- stitute a chair for a ladder. Salt or eliminate ice on steps and sidewalks. Even fireproof trees and dec- orations must be kept far from heat and flame. Dora tempt fate. Metallic trees can deliver severe shocks and burns if de- fective wiring leaks electricity. Defective wiringcan also set evergreens ablaze. Dried -out evergreens should, be thrown out at once. The League suggests these ,points be follOwed for a Christ- mas without tragedy: Buy evergreen as close to Christmas as possible; keep it cold until it goes up in the home. Before erecting the tree, saw an inch off the bottom of the trunk, diagonally. Place the tree in a water -fill- ed stand, and keep the well filled with water. Keep it 'as far as possible from heat and flame. Use CSA -approved (Canadian Standards Association) lights. Discard old strings of lights with frayed or exposed wires. Do not overload electric out- lets or connections. USBORNE AND HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. Directors: Timothy B. Toohey - RR 3, Lucan President Robert G. Gardiner • RR 1, Vice -President Cromarty Wm. H. Chaffe - RR 4, Mitchell E. Clayton Colquhoun RR 1, Science Hill Martin Feeney - RR 2, Dublin Milton McCurdy - RR 1, Klrkton Agents: Hugh Benninger - Dublin Harry Coates - RR 1, Centralia Clayton Harris - Mitchell Salicitors: Mackenzie & Raymond - Exeter Secretary -Treasurer: Arthur Fraser - • Exeter Have a problem? Write to Canadian social worker Doris Clark in care of this newspaper. HER TEARS ARE ONE YEAR LATE DEAR DORIS—What would be the. best way of helping a friend who is having a nervous breakdown? Jennie is normal a well -ad- justed person, ver&_capable, too willing to helpv'ae aged and sick. Her husband died a year ago, and she has tried to be very brave about it. Now she is weepy, .very frightened, and whipping her- self for being stupid about the purchase of a house. There is also a son who causes her to be frustrated. She wants to mother him, which he resents, being 21 and very self-centred. • OLD FRIEND DEAR FRIEND — Stoically, Jennie accepted her husband's death. She,would have wept a year ago. Now bottled up ten- sions are giving way. The role of a true friend is to stand by, resenting nothing, letting her unload as she will. She ',probably tried to fill her empty life by transferring her affection to her son. Help him see this; and help -her to find new avenues of usefulness. * * * DEAR DORIS—We have been married two months and I think my husband is being unreason- able. He wants me to write to his mother as well as to keep up all the correspondence with my own family. She is a critical, crabby old woman and he knows it. Why should I be dragged into toady- ing to her? REBEL FUNERAL MRS. E. M. MacNAUGHT'ON Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Mac - Naughton, 80, died Wednesday at Huronview, Clinton. She was the mother of Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton, Exeter, Ontario Minister of Highways an the widow of Alexander MacNaugh- ton. She is.survived by Hon. C. S. MacNaughton; another son, John A., Ladysmith, B.C.; a sis- ter, Mrs. S. J. A. (Janet), Bran- don, ' Saskatoon-, Sask.; - four grandchildren: John, of Exeter; Alex, Charles and Martha, of Ladysmith, B.C.; Mrs. William T. (Heather) Howitt, Waterloo; two great-grandchildren, Hea- ther Lynn and Richard Charles Howitt, The body was at the R. C. Dinney funeral home, Main St., Exeter, where a private funeral service was held Friday at 2 p.m. Burial was made in Tees - water cemetery. DEAR RBBEL—Becauge, be- lieve it or not, you married the family, Because she's his moth- er and he loves her. Because she's a human being, and will appreciate 'friendship. Come on, Rebel. You got your man, don't you? Show his mother you, are grateful. * * * DEAR DORIS—I must be the oddball of all time because I am absolutely petrified of sick people in case they may vomit. I won't visit anyone in hospital, don't like to travel because someone near me may be trav- el sick, don't want people with children to visit me. All for the same reason. And so my world is becoming in- creasingly small. At 51, my husband wishes to sell his busi- ness and go and do some of the things we have not had time for, What will I use for an excuse then? It frightens me. PINS AND NEEDLES DEAR PINS—Your neurotic fear probably started a long way back, when you were too small to remember. Some inci- dent with a sick person left you with an unconscious aversion. A psychiatrist could help you talk this through to the point where such an event would no longer be unreasonably dis- tressing to you. Get your fam- ily doctor to refer you. * * *• TO DOUBTFUL—Is it people you like, or things? Are you artistic? Musicall—We-arrIMT special talents, and when we spot them we are on the way to choosing the career that is right for us. If you would like thy set of leaflets on a dozen vocations popular with the girls (nursing, dietetics, social work, physiotherapy, -etc.) write in, enclosing one dollar and a large self-addressed envelope. Every week more people dis- cover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. Scotch Pine CHRISTMAS TREES For Sale First house South of Egmondville Store, or Phone 527-0787 (after 6 p.m.) Proceeds to the EGMONDVILLE ROVER SCOUTS ' 441IPPIA0.0 OUR SHELVES ARE ,LOADED WITH GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS . . • . DIAMOND RINGS, by Bluebird - 2,9.95 up WATCHES — Bulova - Caravelle - Rodania DRESSER SETS — In Gift Box - ▪ 7.95 up RINGS — Hemetite and Onyx - 7:95 up CLOCK RADIOS — Priced from - 34.50 up SILVER CREAM and SUGAR on Tray - 495 up PIERCED EARRINGS — Large Selection 50-.Pce. SETS ENGLISH DINNERWARE -29.95 48-P ce. SETS _SILVERWARE --with- Chest -69:9-5 MANTEL & 400 -Day CLOCKS From 29.95 up SET 8 GLASSES — Gift Boxed - 2.95 KITCHEN and ALARM CLOCKS - 2.95'up PHILISHAVE SPEEDFLEX SHAVERS -29.95 BUTANE LIGHTERS — Priced from - 3.95 up WALLETS - BRIEF CASES - LUGGAGE SHEAFFER PEN - PENCIL and DESK SETS • Atistett jeW011614.-.14td Dial 527-1720 FREE, GIFT WRAPPING „ ,..„. -at (r. ( Seaforth fi WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 iii -i, i-iJf, +S. TS, nap ) ire„t) ire.t) ) ire ) es) e‘„ e)„ es) SAV$6.00 „ 32 -Piece Socke WRENCH SET 26.50 These Are Just a Few of the Many Good Bargains at Your Co-op! At Your Seaforth Co-op Store 000000000400* Now is the fime ner to invest in an EXHAUST FAH • Ideal for barns, • Protectiveshutters poultry houses hatcheries -end back guard • 1/4 H.P. motor • 12 mth, warranty (Westinghouse) CO-OP SALE PRICE SAVE $10.00 74.10.11•no.... 'White Rodgers' TEMPERATURE CONTROL $59'" ea. Controls operation of fansandcompressors 35 F - 110°F range SCr FILIE P 2 A7. "Air King" Portable FAN FORCED HEATER . Ilyi" high, 15" wide, Extra 71/2" deep • Instant, 1320 watt heat - warmth ing element (4500 BTU) • Quiet fan with safety when you grille • Automatic thermostat need it! • Convenient carry,ing handle SAVE $10.00 $10.00 Stanley 7 -inch UTILITY SAW Special $54.95 •Imeartneyteete....eteetheenieeteenereetire.ei SAVE $1.00 "0" Handle ENSILAGE FORK Special $6.95 SA '1.131) $18•47 MHO) EA. 21 cu. c:44#14C011.1Lt CHEST FREEZER Start Saving on Food Costs! • Total capacity of 734 lbs.... with an 88 Ib. separate fast, freeze compartment • Complete with two anozhic baskets and divider • Dimensons: Height 36", Length 75",.Depth 27W' • 5 Year warranty on sealed condensing unit CO-OP VALUE at $229.95 ea. ideal Christmas Gift FLOOR POLISHER • Modern 'Iow silhouette', two -brush style • Counter rotating brushes for better balance • Complete with felt buffing pads SAVE $4.00 Special $3 1.95 Nite Hawk" LANTERN gchAo‘r,3pre-focused-Eop"$ 595 PRICE (leis batteries) • Red signal Ilas spot light • Steel head swivels 180'; head and flasher rotate 360' • Uses 6 volt battery (No. 793) or eight CO-OP D -cell batteriesr=.4 SAVE $3.00 , SAVE $1,50 Kitchen STEP STOOL $9.45 SEAFORTH FARMERS CO-OP LIVA 17; FREE Open Friday Night Till 9 O'clock , Open Saturday Afternoon Till 6:00 p.m•- bto meters to worry about I MILL COSED AT NOON ON SATURDAYS ,„ • 1 0