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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-05-13, Page 10•I , 11 oN EXPOSITOR, SEA 'If%iR,, TI:i, OM, ¥AY 13, 1,9165 x.'For 'Completo /INSURANCE on your HgME, .BUSINESS, FARM,, CAR,. AC DENT. LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A.- CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors This Summer make it a GREAT ONTAhIO ADVENTURE YACATIOIN Discover the unexpected • in Ontario's - exciting Northeast! Northeastin your `Ontario i9 a.land' ? of adventure ... a family vacation - eland filledwith history, natural wonders and unparalleled beauty. See the mammoth S6ult'.§te. Marie locks that give ocean vessels entrance to Lake Superior. -Relax amid the splendour• of Manitoulin Island ... Indian country, and a sportsman's,' paradise of hunting and fishing. Then. visit j'.lorth Bay, gateway to the un- spoiled beauty of Ontario's great north. Visit Cobalt, Timmins and Kirkland lake, built on hidden treasures of precious minerals. See the mines in operation. Then on past the "Arctic Watershed" beyond which all waters flow to the Arctic Ocean, to Cochrane where Ontario Northland Railway's "Polar Bear -Express" takes you on a doy-long excursion to Moosone.e on the James Bay frontier. Here you re- turn to the earliest days of the fur trade and visit Moose Factory, an out- post of the Hudson's Bay Company since 1673. We'd like to help you plan a reward.' ing Adventure Vacation in Ontario's • exciting Northeast. Send us this cou- pon and we'll mail you our Great - Northeast Ontario Adventure Vacation booklet 124 pages in full colourl. ,r 'Province of Ontario, Dept. of Tourism & Information, Parliament Buildings," Rooth 1677 Toronto 2,, Ontario. Please send me complete Information on Great Northeast Ontario Adventure Vacations. • Name ,Address .LClty Province Siaffa • institute Mrs. Carter Kerslake was elected president' of the Staffa Women's Institute at their an- nual meeting held on Wednes- day evening, April 28, at the home of Mrs. Ross Smale. The meeting was preceded by a turkey dinner, served by the losing team of the , attendance race, Twenty-two members at- tended. Mrs. John Templeman presid- ed and opened the meeting with the 'Institute Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Roll call was answered by the payment of fees. Mrs. Robert McCaugh- ey played a ,medley ,of songs and everyone joined in sing- ing, "When It`s Springtime in the Rockies." Reports were given by all committees and Mrs. Tom Laing presented the slate) of officers for 1965-66. A very successful year was reported. Officers for the coming year are:. Past president, Mrs. John Templemati; president, Mrs. Carter Kerslake; vice-president, Mrs. Garnet Taylor; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Russell Worden; assistant secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Agar; district di- rector,-•Mts. -John Templeman; directors, Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs. Toni Laing, Mrs. John Mil- ler; pianist, Mrs. Robert Mc- Caughey; assistant pianist, Mrs. Ross Smale ; auditors; Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs, Cindy Glan- ville; press reporter, Mrs,= John Templeman; flowers and cards committee, Mrs. Gordon Hog- garth and Mrs. Roy Mcbonald; curator, Mrs. Cecil Bowman; Tweedsmuir committee, Mias Vera Hambley,, Mrs, Tom Laing, and Messrs. Lyle, Worden, Les -- lie Butson, Alvin Barbour, Tom Scott and Tom Laing. • Standing Committees — Agri- culture and Canadian Indus_. tries, Mrs. Walter O'Brien, Mrs. Gerald Agar; Citizenship and,.Education, Mrs.Ed, Chap- -pel,• Miss•�O,live;Speare; Histori- cal ResefAlf 'and Current Ev ents, Mrs. Cecil Bowman,'. -Mrs, Cindy' Glanville; Home Eco- nomics ,.anti Health, Mrs. Cam- eron Vivian, Miss. Vera Ham- bley; Resolutions, .Mrs. • Orpha Norris; Public Relations, Mrs. Ed. Brooks. ALL TYPES INSURANCE Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Store Main Street Phone 527-1610 - Seaforth • A' 4 CREATIVE DANCING provided an outlet for the -enthuisiam of these SDHS students as they took part in the annual Variety Night program. Th e dancers from left are: Juli- ana Rau, Susan Leonhardt, Debbie Miller, Janey Boshart, Nancy Scott and Lynn Nixon. (Photo by' Phillips). Have a problem? Write to Canadian social worker. Doris Clark in care of• this newspaper. DUTCH BY INVITATION DEAR DORIS—My husband and I have asked another mar- ried couple to help us cele- brate our first wedding anni- versary. It's dinner at `a res- taurant, then dancing after- wards. I feel sure, that, my friend knows it wall,, e "Dutch t-rg, ,t," HCi le'Ver, w iider if 'ye done wrong• in-xp cting • the to spend aa. slightly expensive_ev ning with us,'by invitation. It's simply a matter of financ poris; we are not in a position to treat, but did want to spend that evening in a special way, with another couple. Should we have just planned to go out by ourselves? Is this expecting too much ,from friends? How about us treat- ing to beverages? Is It A Boo -Boo? DEAR IS IT Are your friends close pals of yours? Have they the money to put such an- evening easily within reach? so, it's no boo-boo. Jost clarify things with a phone call ahead of time to say you want to take care of the. drinks: Happy Anniversary! MANY 4NORM IFYOUW4NT TO ' SEMEDOW OEAR/CNS/RL IfYOUWAT TOSETTLE UP.� UARD SERVICE STATION GAS -OIL EPAIRS USED A. '5027/—O45415.O GODERICH. ST. SEAFORTH OFFICE .SUPPLIE THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth NOTICE! To All Residents of the 'Township of•Tuckersmith • 1 Due to many complaints from Egmondvilte residents regard ing clogs running. at . large, Tuckersrnith Municipal Council has obtained the services of a • s clog catcher. 'Any dogs running at large will be,; picked up and impounded. Joan es I. Mclntosh, rii- `eas1h ,er ;! hooked!. I'm sending'you an address to write to. PEAR DORIS—I have been going steady for about --three months. For the •last, three weeks he hasn't even phoned me. Idon't think there isany reason why—be. shauld•-be an- gry with, me,: If•., he _.doesn't wi;Jit'kti go, .DEAR DORIS—My fiance and I quit smoking eight months ago-- • Joe said 'the .other night that he might start smoking again some day. (Neither of us had any problem "kicking the habit.) I told him 1 hoped he never starts again, most of all be- cause' when I am not smoking the taste of nicotine nauseates me. I told him I would not kiss him if he started the dirty habit again. He thought this a great joke,and laughed heart- ily. If Joe ever starts smoking again, would I be fair in stick- ing to my promise? Also, I fear I will•, start again if he does. Non -Smoker P.S. We have -been going to- gether' two years and this is my biggest problem. Isn't that mar- velous? • - DEAR N.S.—Wouldn't keep-, ing such a promise mean break- ing another more important one? You've promised to ntat ry him. Can you imagine a life- time with your.dreamboat, but no kisses? More promising would be to link up with a national Non - Smokers' Association. That way you get moral support and prac- tical facts about why and how to quit the habit. 'It's foolish for a quitter to go back on the hook after in- vesting weeks in getting un- USBORNE AND IIIBBERT MUTUAL 'FIRE INSURANCE CO. HEAD OFFICE — EXETER, Ont. Directors: Robert G. Gardiner R.R. 1, President Cromarty, Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin Vice -President Wm. IL •Chaffe - RR 4, Mitchell E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1, • Science Hill Raymond McCurdy It, R. 1, kfrkton Tim Toohey, • R.R. 3, Lucan Agents: , Hugh Benninger - Dublin 11arry Coates Exeter Clayton iElCatris - Mitchell 5ecreirer ►Jrreasur�er: t y.• a,.i Exeter ▪ f BURNS CLEANER NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING OIL Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 -- Seaforth steady any more I think that he should tell me and I'd give him back his ring. Should I phone him, and if I did what would I say? I'm very quiet and a bit shy, but I like him very much. If there is a chip ,off the stone of the ring, should I do anything .about it? What's The Matter? DEAR' WHAT'S—He may be just as wordless, 'as you about breaking off. Write a brief note 'offering to return the ring -setting him free if he wants to be. If the ring- has been chipped, ,well— that's the ,way the cookie crum- bles! Forget it. Classified ads pay dividends; • Blifld In Huron Will Meet An outstanding blind Cana- dian, Miss Louise . D.' Cowan, will address a joint meeting of the Howick Lions Club and the Huron County Advisory Board to the Canadian National Insti- tute for the Blind, announced J. H, Kinkead, chairman of the CNIB Board. The meeting will be held in , the Wroxeter Com- munity Hall, Monday evening, May 17. Miss Cowan, a native, of Princeton, Ont., lost• her sight in an accident at the age of three. She attended the On- tario School for the Blind at Brantford, graduating in 19,39 with a bursary to McMaster University, Hamilton, from which she received her B.A. in 1943. Jackson Aluminum Ltd. Seaforth is collectin wool for grading and sale on the co-operative plan. Shippers may obtain sacks and,twine free of charge from the above or their Lic- ensed Operators. 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