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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-02-18, Page 84. ...,,,;„,......1,..,..4, * ..,” • ' I '""r....7".7...'''''''"'"'''''''.,,P'"'''''",i,"1.4....".,,, ,..,,,,,.., , . . , .......1.,,,......., , , .... . . 4,..........,,,......*Torong4trISIVIA.940.1.4,00.,.....:......4............ iolgorkwartow'atwolerit, bisa.,: 'ea: 'or,- ogio CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 10-Vasebail ' 6 -Jump 8 -Wild buffalo. • of India. 1E - Appellation of Athena 13 -Macaw 14 -Metal fastener 15 -Scorched 11 -Dog 19 -Essence 20 -Tricks 21 -Man's name 23 -Heap 24W11 26 -Whirling motion 28 -Parent (colloc.) .31 -Indefinite article 32 -Southern blackbird 33 -Behold: 34 -Chinese pagoda 36 -Bold 38 -Excavate 39 -Stalk 41 -Possessive Pronoun 43 -Out a?..4 date 45 -Make merry 48 -Rub °Vet' with oil 50 -Testify 51 -Ripped 52 -Exist 54 -Unit of Siamese currency (v1) 55 -Satisfy 56 -At present 57 -Dregs DOWN 1 -Spanish for "house" 2 -Landed 3 -Leased 4 -Heathen 5 -Possessed 6 -Conjunction 7 -Moccasin ' 8 -Cancel 9 -Lifted team 11-B.everage(pl.) 16 -God of love 18-S.eed coating 22-Co1ons* of honeybees 23 -Geometric soljd 24 -Flying mammal 25 -Collection of facts • 27 -Girl's name 29-Mohaname- clan name 30 -Canine 35- assify 3& -Part of -to be 37 -Rent 38 -Consign 40- The ban teng 42 -Country of Asia 01111110 M0111 ORME ESEU EOM MOOR 111E10E900 EIMIECIMIN WIE1M01E1 MODE 01131:1n MORE ENO 111000121' OMR 0111 SUMO' ripa IiiIMMUE 000 multi ' E1110E0 111111111:11111a1E1',E8111120110 ZOO - 011100.15011a -Z0000 - SOLUTION 43 -Strokes 47 -Fewer 49 -Sunburn 44 -Ox of Celebes 50 -Condensed moisture 46 -Heraldry: 53-Artifielal grafted language 1111111111itliiii 1111111111 wpm mil • ammo f•Wee• •••••• 20 .11.174 •••••• 444 4 Wit 1%4 .44.4.44 4•44.4: 11111Eigt:::: 111 M 4:4:4: C4:4:4 K4:4: MI II :4:4:4 )4:4X 4:4:4 MI Ir4,4 .4444.0 AV 40 Illigg In .T.40,ti elt41 .1 11111111 Illagnill Milli ii111111111111111Ei" IIIIIIIIII. 11111111111MiliiilliMill111111 ii11111111111M211110:4111111111111 30 OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth COAL - FUEL- OIL Phone WILLIAM 527-0870 : Seaforth M. HART r l INCOME TAX. If you need help in making your return, I shall ,be glad to assist, for which the, fee is very reasonable. But Make your appointment -as -early as possible, please I-1. G. MEIR Arnold ' Stinnissen GRbUP - LIFE - ACCIDENT and - SICKNESS - MAJOR MEDICAL .• PENSIONS • ANNUITIES Representing Sun LifeAssurance Company of Canada ' TELEPHONE 527-0410 . Goderich St. East - Seaforth , ,CONTRACTS MALTING BARLEY Seed and Fertilizer Supplied' WHITE BEANS Seed and Fertilizer Supplied WE HAVE ALL POPULAR VARIETIES Sanilac - Seaway - Michelite. and Saginaw Seed Oat and Barley. Contracts Russell - Garry. and Rodney Oats Herta - Brant and York Barley • • • We have a quantity of Feed Beans at $35.00 per ton while they last 41 • We are in the market for good Herta Barley suitable for seed Also in"the market for Feed Barley W. G. Thompson and Son Ltd. Phone 262-2527 HENSALL • BRUCEFIELD Mr. Victor Hargreaves is va- cation,ing in Florida. We are sorry to report M. Edgar Stoll is a patient in Vic- toria Hospital, London. Unit 1, Tuckelsmith UCW Unit One of the Ttickersmith North UCW held their Febru- ary meeting at the home of Mrs. Eivin Sillerywith an at- tendance of 12 and one visi- tor. Mrs. John Henderson and Mrs. Edgar Allan had charge of the devotions, Mrs. Henderson opened the meeting with Hymn 210, fol- lowed by a Scripture reading from the Book of St. John, fol- lowed by prayer. Mrs. Allan spoke on "Courage" and led in meditation. Hymn 315 was sung. This part of the meet- ing closed with prayer by Mrs. Allan. e Mrs. Henderson read a poem, "Two Kinds of People." Mrs. Elgin ThorripSon gave the sec- retafSi's report. The roll call was answered by a Valentine verse. Mrs. N. Sillery reported for the treasurer and received the offering. Thank -you notes were read by Mrs, Ham from Mrs. R. Dallas, Gordon Thom- NEWS OP STAFF A arch of Dimes Proceeds Attr„..474, Are Over; $200 in Hibbert The Hibbert Township March of Dimes drive, under the chair- manship of Mrs. Cliff Miller, Staffa, has been completed with a total of $200.78 raised. In U.S.S, 1, , Miss Gail Lan- nin, RR 2, Dublin, was captain of the 4-11 girls who called on the homes in their. school,,tec- tion. Other captains were: S.S. 2, Mrs. Russell Miller, Staffa; • son, Mrs. Stackhouse and Mrs. E. Stoll. It was moved by Mrs. W. Broadfoot, seconded by Mrs. R. Scott,' that we donate $3.00 to the card fund. Mrs. E. Thom- son invited the unit. to her home for the March meeting. The regular meeting for March will be in 'charge of Mrs. W. Broadfoot and Mrs. E. Thom- son. A discussion followed on ways and means to raise money for the Unit. Mrs. E. Sillery and her com- mittee served a dainty lunch. Have a problem? Write to Canadian social worker Doris Clark in care of this newspaper. , DON'T COMPARE YOUR MATES DEAR DORIS—My wife was a beautiful and lovely creature. She died last yea& after 20 years of perfect marriage. We knew her illness was in- curable and we had many talks about things I Would not have had the courage to bring up: her funeral arrangements, for instance. She made me prom- ise that I would remarry, both for my own sake and for the children. I can hardly reconcile myself to my loss. My jOb keeps me busy daytimes, but the nights are 40 hours long. How does one look for a new partner— or even begin to want to? At present I can see nothing but darkness in the future. Bald and Shy DEAR SHY—Your eloquent letter painted a picture of rare marital bliss, .a level of happi- ness which many would give their eye teeth' for. Please don't rush things. Go through your dark days with what cheer you can muster. Your teenagers are of an age to pull together with yoU cheer- fully in keeping things going at home. Be sure you are pre- paring them for the idea of an- other mother. When you are back on a more even keel, a little light will break. Never expect to compare a second •mate with your first. Merely hope that a second mature companionship can hold its own strong. and enduring values, which indeed it can. to love them both. Even if they can't agree with each other. Your friends could pro- fit by skilled counselling, and your best move is to help them find it. * * DEAR DORIS--Is it improper for the guest to leave a tip for the waitress when you've been invited out to dinner? , For ,example: a friend took my husband and me • to dinner last night. Upon leaving„ my husband also left a tip on the table. Right or wrong? Embarrassed DEAR EMBARRASSED — Wrong. This would look like a criticism of your host's gener- osity in the tip he 'gave. * * * DEAR DORIS—I love my boy- friend. very much. We are both 18 and he is the only boy I ever wentout with. But now this other boy keeps asking me out. I know if I go, Tom will want to break up. I droll want to lose Tom, but I'd like to go out with the other boy just the same. It seems like whenever we talk about it we end up having a fight. - S.S. 3, Mrs. Cliff Miller, Staffa; SS. 4, Mrs. Spencer Jeffrey, Staffa; S.S. 5, Mrs. Elmer Dow, Cromarty; S.S. 6, Mrs. John Wallace, Cromarty; S.S. 7, Mrs. Everett Kerslake, Cromarty. March "ef Dimes funds •• are used to rehabilitate, the handi- capped. The adult disabled, 19 years and over, come under the Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled. The measure of this Irtilunteer effort on the part of Marching 1Vlothers. for March of Dimes in Hibbert, and the donations from the homes in Hibbert, is to be found in the lives of thousands of men and women, disabled by accident or disease, but restored to inde- pendence, Made fit to earn a livelihood again. Sincere ap- preciation from the Perth Coun- ty March of Dimes committee is sent to all who worked and gave in the 1965 drive. Staffa Worrien's -Institute ca- tered to the Hibbert Township Council, Dublin village trustees and guests on Saturday eve- ning in Staffa Township Hall. A•'turkey dinner Nips served, Mr. and Mrs. John Temple- man and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun- can, Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harburn left last week for a holiday in the Southern United States. Miss Romona Worden, daugh- ter of Mr. Alvin Worden,' has been nominated as a'candidate for "Queen" at the College Royal in Guelph this month. , Mrs. George 'Moore is a pa- tient. in Stratford General Hos- pital. Michael Evans is. home again Uri n'aPPSr DEAR UNHAPPY 4— Once there was a dog With a bone. who looked at his reflection in a pond. He saw another bone there and went after that. And lost both. , If you think TOD1 should be okaying your dates with any- one you take a fancy to, think again. Be brave enough to break off with him if you have honest doubts. * * * TO IN TROUBLE—With your precarious health, it is twice as important for you to come out of likling and seek medical help. Don't let precious menths go by while you skimp on food and live in fear. A lack of good pre -natal care doubles your chances of prematurity and adds to the risk of your Own health and the baby's life. 4, * * To WORRIED MEND — WIt4n Mom and Dad fight, the little *pitchers get upset inside, even if they say nothing. Bribes and other., attempts to win a ehild'S loyalty will only fur- ther. 6onftise blm, at; he • be- I�ng tttboth ptirents And needd FriCOMITia 1964 RAMBLER 440 CONVERTIBLE 1964 AMERICAN • 1963 AMBASSADOR—Automatic 1962 FORD FAIRLANE 1961 AMERICAN—Deluxe 1961 CHEV. BISCAYNE-6 Cylinder 1958 FORD .SEDAN Cylinder 1958 FORD V-8 1958 METEOR MILLER MOTORS Phone 527-1410 : Seaforth Cars ay Be Seen Across the Street at Huard's Service Station after 2.stay in Victoria Hospital, London. . WI Holds Euchre Staffa Women's Institute held a progressive euchre party in the Township Hall Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. There were 10 tables in play, with prizes being won by: ladies' high, Mrs. Jack Hoggarth, Cromarty; ladies' low, Mrs. Roy McDon- ald, Staffa; gent's high, Bill Riley, Staffa; gent's low, Gor- don Dick, Cromarty; lone hands, Mrs. Lorne Fell, Staffa. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Store Main Street Phone 527-1610 : Seaforth DON'T RISK - DISAPPOINTMENT BUY J-111/1 SEEDS AND BE SURE! It takes a seed expert with _world wide connections to buy the right seeds, at the right time, from, the right sources, at the right price. So, if you're not an expert, trust Jones, MacNaughton to pro- vide you with •seeds that will give you completely, satisfy- ing results --they're experts! In, fact, seeds — and only seeds — are Jones, MacNaugh- ton's business .. . and they've - specialized in seeds for West- ern Ontario for a great many Years. You can be sure of reliable and dependable performance from all Jones, MacNaughton Seeds—true to variety, . high in germination and exactly suited to' the soils and climate of Western Ohtario. Get full value, too, from Jones, Mac- Naughton's long-time policy of selling the best seeds at the fairest prices. = For all your seed needs ,or- der -from -your local -dealer or Jones MacNaughton Seeds EXETER — Phone 235-0363 CREDITON — Phone 234-6363 the bestselling beer in Canada • ••:::::::„........: •:•:•:•.::::•„:„.......• .:::::::::::::: • 11, C A R L I :.:::•::::::::„::::::::. •:•:•:•:•.•,..::::.:: ) / / 11,•••1',.. .......... X/ 4 apei :,..... ( a t. . . , ....... • • ....... ( L ....--7:,„„ •::::::::::::::: N G 1.11 ,------7----. *-----„,—.7_,,„,,,----,:i,;':',::•.•..• .. _ ___ , - •••• ,,,,,,,*,,i,ik,i,qa,,,,,,i,,,,,,I,,,,,,,,,,,,„:„.:„,.„„„•.„„„„ Any beer this popular you should try! CarlingPlack Label Beer 'brims over with thirst -drenching flavour! 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