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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-04-01, Page 10, •,'','*IctiouRcat„sg4o4' ROSNYORD PUZZLE • a-srean bird 7...Preposition . . 8 -Recall '9-SavOry 10-Rasten, 11...Ritter vetch 16 -Pronged Instrument 18 -Burden 20-Blernialt 21-Whitepoplar 22 -Europeans 24 -Brazilian palm 25-Pertainlitg to Ionia 36 -Scold 2S- (3 ai uid 13 -Tic pt bow wit() the sea 3 • . \.(1.1.41)4))ektu 1,1diali (W.) t- L'ierc s, -War god . ...' ':. - " • .4„irAt.t,4,04''','• ,!3's ' •• !, . , ,,, iptct.T9A0144 -1'' '' ..,• . , ' • ;1•P'k,T. ATILIA, ' ". ,' . ' ., • tit '' ''' ' ' ,' '•:Va...Pgri „OPP.. • , 2' •" 'IVA. 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Look for Easter with *a Beautiful New Hair Style ! OUR FRE -EASTER BEAUTY SPECIAL Here's What you get! PERMANET with complete style cut and set. $ Reg. $15.00, for REGULAR $10.00 • $8,00 for only Yes, we have Hair Pieces, Switches, Braids and Postiches • BRIAN'S Hairstyling Phone 527-1700 ,• 111 , n es •• : uron Clears oronvie , f ir • eopl.tat yth Construttion in 20-19 Vote ezz t s q na the 'CI'depotin /Myth Rejecting by a 20-19 'vote, the request of two delegations for decentralization of county home facilities and also a pro- posal by,. several councillors for delay, ' Huron county council approved a conunittee report recommending "that a building bylaw be passed at. this. seS• sion, and that we proceed with our building program at Hur- onview." The deputations were from Exeter and Wingharn. areas. Spokesmen emphasized the de- sirability of aged people being cared for in or near their home localities, where relatives and friends could visit them con- veniently., Elmer Bell, Exeter, predicted satellite homes in all parts of' the county, because of the need, and', said that in the long run they would not be more costly.' "The present . prpposal," he Aid, "is a, retrograde step that we •may have to live, with for a long time." Referring to the Hurenview committee's estimates of high- er cost, Mayor De Witt 1Villler, of Wirrgham, said: "We can- not place a price -tag on the senior citizens. Thess are the people Who built this county and 'our first consideration should be thein welfare. If you consider this first, you will think very carefully of plae- ing homes for them in the areas in which they have lived most of their lives." Voting for the committee .re - Have a problem? Write to Canadian social worker, Doris Clark in care of this newspaper. ON DATING A 'CAR' DEAR DORIS—My problem I is that I have never been on a real date with a boy. I am 16. I have had quite • a few boy friends but none with cars. What is the matter? In my opinidn I am just as nice, and I don't act half as bad as my friends. They all get good boy friends, but mine all look like young kids not yet out of their diapers. No Dates DEAR NO—Do you want a boy or a car ride? When.,you can begin seeing boys as peo- ple who"need friendship, whe- ther or not they have a car, you'll be on the right track. * * * DEAR DORIS—A girl mar- ried in good faith, only -to have a girl come to the door a month later announcing she'was the wife of the girl's husband. He owned' up. She was telling the CORS,ETTIER Bras, Girdles, Corsets Support Garments TO FIT ALL FIGURES At Reasonable Prices . truth, so they separated, but in the meantime naturally, she had her name changed at work, at the bank, apartment lease, on insurance and other papers. She finds it hard to tell her employers all that happened, so she has just gone on using her married name, What should she do about it? Can she leg- ally use this name? She doesn't intend to bring' any charges; she just wants to, be absolutely rid of him. • Stumped Mrs. J. Hoelscher SEAFORTH George St. — One Block East of Library kom,.....m.0............../.,o VV. E. SOUTHGATE ALL LINES of INSURANCE MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH. Res. .527-0131 Phone 527-0400 DEAR STLIIVIPED—She has no legal right to this name and should get rid of it wiith its owner. It's a seven days' wonder. She must take herself in hand, talk 'personally with the boss abolit what happened, explain the situation to her close friends, and boldly take up. life again where, she left off. -Giv- ing her right name! DEAR DORIS — When we' have companyand there is an awkward silence in the conver- sation, I try to fill in. But my mother resents this and my fa- ther' seems to think I am just being stupid. I am 26. I have had some sickness be- fore in a mee41 hospital. Yet I'm well enough to work. seems -'my„ mother is always trying to belittle roe, and no matter how hard I try this still happens. port: Boyd, A,shfield; ' Coelt, Blyth; Geiger, Hay; Hardy, Col- borne Twp.; E. Ho.yter,-Stanley; J. Hayter, Stephen; Jones, Hen - sail; Leiper, Hallett; McIlwain, Goderich Twp.; McKenzie,' Ash-. field; Oesch, Zurich; Procter, Morris; Snell, East Wawanosh; Stewart, McKillop; Stirling; Goderich Twp.; Talbot, Stanley; Thompson, Clinton; Thompson,Tuckersmith; Webb, Stephen; Wonch, Clinton. ' Speeking for the Exeter dele- g4ion, in addition to Mr. Bell, were Rev. S. S. Lowie, Elgin Rowcliffe and Mrs. Warren Brock. Other members:'Mayor John Delbridge, R. E. Pooley,i Eldred Simmons, ex -reeve Glen Fisher, Ed, Lindenfield, Warren Brock, Elmer Powell, Cecir Skinner, Rev. Robert Hiltz. There will be no start this year on eonstruction. The de- ofaround 8:1Q p.m.. Friday eve- . Blyth fife brigade quickly re- sponded to the, alarm, but found the fire hOci spread to the attic space 'above, the upper floor. It took the firemen two hours to 'battle the blaze. The' cause was given as de- fective wiring,, and the damage set at $5,000.00 to the building and 'contents, which were badly damaged with smoke and wa- ter. The Hying quarters were oc- cupied by Station Ageht War- ner Collins, Mrs. Collins add family, who came to Blyth from Tilbury a few, months ago, fol- lowing the retirement of sta- tion agent Elmer Keller. Mr. and Mrs: Collins are presently staying with Rev: W. 0. and Mrs. 1VIather. at the United Church manse. „ partment of public welfare has not included anything in its budget for the Clinton addi- tion, but has indicated that fi- nancing will commence after 'March 31, 1966. "We have allocated $5,000.00 toward the building program," it was stated in the clerk -treas- urer's repert, "but this' initial sum is merely 'to cover initial architects' fees travel expens- es and minor costs which might be incurred." Cost of the building is esti- mated at $550,900, • Angry Father: "You modern girls don't even care if your, hair looks like a mop?" Modern Daughter: "What's a mop?" "It's an undeniable fact," said the woman lecturer, "that there are three men to one woman in every asylum." From the rear of the audi- ence came a' rumbling Male •arf- swer, "Granted. But' tell' me, who put them there'?" CONTRACTS Malting Barley SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED White. Beans SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED We Have All Popular Varieties Sanalac, Seaway, Michelite,- Saginaw Seed Oats & Barley CONTRACTS. OATS,RUssell, Garry, Rodney `BARLEY—Herta, Brant, York, Keystone ° G. THOMPSON .4, • HE*, SALL-'i6.24527 • • • Discouraged 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furance Oil WILLIS,. DUNDAS Office 52i-0150 — Res, 527-1053 NOTICE --' For Co -Op Insurance Call . . . W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone S27-1464 — John St. SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness ' • Fire, Residefice, Contents • Fire, Commercial * Life Insurance & Savings . • Huron Co-cip Medical Services • Wind' Insurance COAL FUEL IL WILLIAM M. HART Phone 527-0870 • Seaforth 4 , . . ... . .. .1, am' . fi • . `• , 1 Medical ,Protection IS ESSENTIAL y . TODAY .,. , . , , . . Huron Co-operative Medical Services Offers 'Complete Dependable Coverage. TWO PLANS TO CHOOSE FROM 1., The Comprehensive Plan INCLUDES SURGICAL AND IN HOSPITAL BENE- FITS AS WELL AS HOME AND OFFICE CALLS 2; 'The BOsic.Plan. INCLUDES SURGICAL -IN HOSPITAL AND MAJOR , MEDICAL BENEFITS ' — No, Medical Examination — No Enrolment Fee ....- No Age'Limit . - MAXIMUM PROTECTION AT MINIMUM_COST DISCUSS THE HURON CO-OP MEDICAL PLAN WITH .... HURON CO-OP MEDICAL SERVICES ; CLINTON .— ONTARIO or YOUR LOCALI.DIRECTOR OR ClAkAGENT .ROBERT E. McMILLAN, RR #2, Seaforth i Director BERT IRWIN, RR #2, Seaforth, Director GORDON RICHARDSON, RR #1, Brucefield,- Director W. ARTHUR 'WRIGHT, John St., Seaforth, CIA • - . . , . . . . • . . , OFFICE SUPPLIES THE HURON, EXPOSITOR'. Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth • DEAR DISCOURAGED — Sometimes parents think they have to be protective about a family Member 'who has been in a mental hospital. If this goes' too far it hinders, rather than helps. , And it's .net just those who have been ill who need encour- agement to talk. Belittling any person tends to -make him give up even -trying, after a while. Since you are now recovered and working, .your best plan is to get things to do outside your home. Practise conversing and .sharing the activities of a com- munity club or Y.W. group. I'm sending you my leaflet, "Tips on Talking", which can help. (Available • to other readers for ten cents and a stamped, gelf addressed envelope). • • * * * DEAR DORIS—I consider my- self fortunate to have a won- ,derful husband and three fine children, but do have a yearn. ing to develop' the part pf me I left behind at school. Not that' I have any intention of making my family second to any other interest now, but ra- ther to develop something that would fill my life when neces- sary. I love to learn for learning's sake, but am especially inter- ested in a course that would' lead to a degree and eventually a job if I should ever need one. Mother Of Three DEAR MOTHER — No one apologizes these days for 'seek- ing knol;v1edge._,You can help,, not hind,er, your family, by broadening your horizons. 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