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This Summer
make it :a
GREAT
ONTARIO
ADVENTURE
VACA'FION
Thrill to the drains and
historic pageantry of
Ontario's Southeast!
Southeast in your 'Ontario, family
vacations are enriched by history and
mars -made wonders, by cosmopolitan
excitement and rustic tranquility,
Return to pre•Confederation days
at Upper Canada Village.'' Relive
history at Kin'gston's Old Fort Henry. •
' See the spectacular parade ,of the
fort Henry Guard. Thep watch ships
from the seven seas pass through the
.gigantic St. Lawrence asaway,
Discoyer Ottawa, where. new
'chapters in history are'written every
day. Visit the Houses of Parlioment
and famed National Gallery, the
National War Memorial and Royal
Canadian Mint. Then, let scenic High-
way 17 take you to,giant hydro -electric
gienerating stations that harness the
- 6ttawa River.
Relax, and rough it if you like, in
scenic Madawaska Valley. Become on
'amateur geologist and hunt mineral -
i.' laden rocks amid the fascinating rock
formations near Bancroft.
There's so. much waiting for you
and your family on an Adventure Va-
cation' in Ontario's Southeast. Send
us this coupon and we'll moil yon!
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Ontario Adventure
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Annual H�re
Pr. Neville LefeOet':df Lon- tion in S.eafnrth oz Monday.
;don;` will address the annual His subject will be, "Research
in Lung Disease Today."
Dr. Lefcoe is a medical doc-
tor from Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tennesee, ' and re-
ceived his Fellow Royal Col-
l -ere of Physicians in 1956, He
has had extensive post -gradu-
ate study and experience in
the United States and Canada.
At the , present time, Dr.
Lefcoe is Associate Professor of
Medicine; University of West-
ern Ontario. His interests are
largely concerned with teach-
ing of Pulmonary disease at
the Medical School, managing
the lung function laboratory at
Victoria Hospital, and various
research 'problems, including
the distribution of bronchial
disease in different occupation
groups in London, with regard
to dust exposure in the various
occupations, and the effect of
exercise and body conditioning
on lung function in normal
people, and in people with
various diseases.
dinner meeting of the Huron
County Tuberculosis - Associa-
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S--"4, r -Flit actors:
Robert -G. Gardiner R.R. 1,
President Cromarty
Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin
Vice -President
Wm. H. Chaffe - RR 4, Mitchell
E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1,
Science Hill
Raymond McCurdy R. R. 1,
Kirkton
Tim Toohey R.R. 3, Lucan
Agents:,
Hugh Benninger - Dublin
Harry Coates - - Exeter
Clayton Harris Mitchell
Secretary -Treasurer:
Arthur Fraser - - Exeter
Jacob Reimer stands in thick growth of weeds
next to clean, Atrazine -treated field.
'Atrazine keeps the Corn clean
saves precious labour,'
says Jacob Reimer, Pt. Rowan
"Atrazine has given usexcellent weed control on out
140 acres of corn. We combined a bumper crop,
averaging 135-140 bus. to the acre", Mr. Reiner reports.
"We applied Atrazine when the corn was 4" to 5"
high, because we like w hit the weeds that ar&already
up.' The trouble, is the weeds come up so fast. We
thougbt•we were in for trouble. But Atrazine knocked
'them out in short, order."
"I used to• go through the corn two or 'three times
with the cultivator, but my rime is too precious putting
on Nitrogen, to have to worry about' cultivating—
.. especially when Atrazine does the job better."
Although I plant'tomatoes on some fields, follow:
ing corn, by working up gibe soil. well, I have never had
any trouble with residues.
I certainly wouldn't Want to go back to growing
corn without Atrazine."
Use the one herbicide that keeps corn clean through
to harvest. Ask your dealer for descriptive literature and
don't forget to get your sprayer ready on time.
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TOpiiotch Feeds Limited
Phone 527-1910 ---Seaforth
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of the
Kippen WI
Enjoys
Displays
Kippen East Women's Insti-
tute met at the' Legion Hall,
Hensall, Wednesday evening,
with Mrs. 'Ken McKay and -Mrs:
Alex McGregor as hostesses. In
the absence of the president,
Mrs. Grant MacLean chaired
the meeting.
As this was Grandmothers'
meeting, roll call was answer-
ed by members introducing the
guest they had brought. Each
grandmother • w a s presented
with a tulip and each gave her
grandmother's maiden name.
Reports " from the district
annual, held at Zurich May 19,
were given by 'Mrs. William
Gibson and Mrs. William Kyle.
Prizes for the grandmother
with the most jewellery went
to Mrs. William Kyle; grand-
mother with most grandchil-
dren, Mrs. William Gibson;
grandmother . with birthday
nearest date. of meeting, Mrs.
Jack Sinclair; grandmother With
oddest 'article in her purse,
Mrs. Stewart McQueen.
Mrs. William Siebert, of Zur-
ich, demonstrated, on plastics,
and displayed her driftwood.
Mr. Don McCurdy favored with
a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Wil-
liam .Gibson.- The motto, writ-
ten by Mrs. Ross Sararas, was
read by Mrs: James Drummond.
Lunch was served by the,hos-
tesses and the committee in
charge, Mrs. H. Whitehouse,
Mrs. Jack Sinclair, Mrs. Glenn
Bell, Mrs. J. Drummond and
Mrs. Arthur Finlayson.
Classified ads pay dividends.
' Have o pspbtem? Write to Canadian' social worker
Doris. Clark In care of this ne s aper.
TOO GOOD A SCOUT
DEAR DORIS-.-My husband
,and I are both in the Boy Scout
movement, and my husband
makes scouting his god. We
just have not got any people
who will come to visit us, be-
cause they say all he will talk
about is scouting.
When I want to go to visit
our married children, he won't
go; ' but if I suggest going where
there are Scout ,leaders, he'll
go.- I can't get him to take
me to a show.
We have many a quarrel
about his 'lack of interest in
me. ' What would you do, Doris,
with a man who,, makes you
feel you come last with him?
Nobody
DEAR NOBODY—So it would
almost seem that your- husband
married the Boy Scout move-
ment?
You won't change things by
protesting — and you wouldn't
even want him to. drop his
Scouts completely; would you?
The thing that is wrong with
this hobby is that he has gone
overboard.
Serve notice that you plan to
spend at least one night a week
-btft;, that you 'also intend to-vis-
it
o •vis -it your children and grandchil-
dyren regularly. When he looks'
up from his camp kit and can't
find yoti, and discovers that his
grandchildren are growing up
without knowing him, he may
reconsider.
Don't forget that he is also
doing good for other young fel-
lows. He's not drinking or
philandering while hes Scout-
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DEAR DORIS—We have to
give talks on occup ions or
something connected with them.
Last time I discussed nursing.
This time I'd like to have some-
thing everyone will "enjoy and
think great: maybe a panel
with two others.
Counting On You
DEAR COUNTING— One of
my pet themes is ,that every
single one of us ,has a special
talent. When we discover this,
andchoose the career related
to it, life is a breeze. Your
work should be your fun.
My leaflet, "On Choosing -A.
Career,"• goes' into this, point
ing out that we must avoid
false clues, as well as discover=
ing our own special ptitudes.
Your panel discussiMr, could
cover both, giving examples of
people who have found the
right job, and some who
haven't.
(Anyone may have this leaf-
Said the preacher as he slip-
ped on the banana peel:` "It's
.odd how old forgotten words
spring to mind, isn't it?"
GROWING BEANS?.
Due to the Late Seeding this Year, are you
thinking of growing more Beans?
MICIal°S HAVE
1.) Excellent Quality, High ` Germina-
tion Seed Available.
Bean • Contracts which supplies
Seed,- Fertilizer and Eptam fcr your
5 Complete Program.-
) -Eptam for Weed Control.'
4) I4arriston Fertilizer at Competi-
tive
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Prices.
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Up-to-date Handling Facilities—
(Improved again this year)
6) Knowledge of Domestic and Export,
lVIarkets., (We visit our Customers
and survey their needs).
For Bean Supplies and Marketing
Consider TICKLE as Your Place of Business
E. L. MickIe 84 Son.
LIMITED ' g
HENSALL - . ONTARIO
Phone 262-2714
let by writing in ,for _it, enclos-
ing ten • cents and a stamped,
self-addressed envelope.)
DEAR DORIS—Daddy's day
starts at 10 a.m. and he loves
staying up until 2 a.m.. This is
bad enough,' but he encourages
the children to stay up, too, If
I tell the kids to get to bed it's:
"Oh yes, here she is asserting
her female rights, the battle' of
the sexes -to put Dad in his
place."
The kids love, it! I am shak-
ing with exhaustion at ¢::30 a.m.
when I have to'roilse the boys;
The two wee boys get enough
rest, but Dad's pals, ages 19
and 15, I can't cope with.
Still Shaking
DEAR SHAKING --Then put
Dad in his place as the head
of the family—by stressing his
privilege " of having rested,
healthy, teenagers. Ask him
whether he- plans to let you
run things alone.
Right -now his actions sug-,
gest those of an irresponsible
child. His tactics are unfair
and designed to make you re-
tire in confusion.
TO UNTOUCHABLE — Your
grandfather has taken advant-
age of his kinship to `maul you
since you were little. Now, as
a young lady, the nearness of
a nice young man revolts you
—a reaction which could perm-
anently affect your relations
with the opposite sex.
A better understanding of our
need for affection and how it
should be. used to express love
could help you. Write in for my
ght
Members of Huron Tuber.
culosia Association were told by
education chairman; G. A.
Watt, that pamphlets and pos-
ters had gone out to doctors'
waiting rooms and industries in
the county. The association
met in Clinton when Dr. R. 111.
Aldis presided in the absence
of "the President, D. I.^ Stewart.
Congratltlatdry and informative
letters to secondary school gra-
duates are to go out, the board
agreed, and "Clinical Notes" on
respiratory diseases are going
to hospitals in the county for
doctors' and ,nurses' use. '
'In the case -finding report, it.
was noted that as well as regq-
lar monthly, referral clinics, the.
foodhandler survey is ready to
begin. E. R. Knight, rehabili-
tation and social service chair-
man, said financial assistance is
being given to a TB patient.
Plans were finalized for the
annual meeting to be held on
May 31, 1965, in -the Anglican
Church, Seaforth. Dr. Neville
Lefcoe, Associate Professor of
Medicine, University of West-
ern Ontario, will be the speak-
er, his topic being, "Research
in Lung Disease Today."
D. M. Rae, of Stratford, a
director of Ontario Tuberculos-
is Association, spoke -to the
group in his • capacity as a
member of the Management
Committee OTA. Mr. Watt will
attend the annual Ontario
Tuberculosis Association meet-
ing Toronto on Julie 7th.
list of books on "Sex, Marriage
and Birth Control," enclosing
ten cents and a stamped, self-
addrssed envelope. And find a
mature %friend or counsellor -to
talk all this out with.
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FARMERS '!
Investigate the most Eco-
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White Beans .
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No wonder.
Pontiac is so popular.
again this year..:,
justloolcat it 1
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SICKNESS tMAJOR MEDICA .
PENSIONS ANNU1XlE6-
/ Represepting
Sun Life AsHrance Company
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TEELEP.H9NE 527.0410•
Goderich-St.. East - Seaforth
'WEDDING, INVITATIONS
TIDE HURON -EXPOSITOR
Dial 527-024.0 - Seaforth
ed Beans
We offer the following:
All Varieties Available with
High Germination
. CONTRACTS -
Seed and Fertilizer supplied -
CUSTOM TREATING—
For Wireworm Control
EPTANI—
Effective Spray for Weed Control
THIMET-
r
For Bean Beetle Control
(by order only)
COOK BROS.
MILLING CO.
LIMITED
Phone 262-2605 - HENSALL
"Our Office now located across the
Street from . the . Elevator"
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One glance at Pontiac's out=and-out.beauty tells you why,
it enjoys so much popularity with Canadian car buyers..
But looks are only part of the Pontiac story. Pontiac has
a• lot more than just glamour. Luxurious comfort, for
. instance, in the rich fabrics and thoughtful appointments
-of Pontiac's fashion -plate interiors. Swashbuckling
performance, backed by outstanding dependability.
' And pace -setting Pontiac engineering developments. Like
the all-new way Pontiac is built this year, with tough
perimeter frame construction and curved glass side
windows. Like dramatically improved road -holding ability
From the new wider track and Full -Coil suspension. Plus
a long list of other fine features and options that easily
explain Pontiac's appeal to your practical side. As to
how
justPontiac gets its special place in your heart '
t look at it! "
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And look
what's" happening
at your
Pontiac dealers
Success Car Sales Celebration 'ill full swing! Here's
your Pontiac dealer's way ofsaying "Thank you't• •
ybO
for r enthusiasm about his (1965 models. He's
ready to give you the kind oi'.te rific,deal you'll want
to tell your friends abotit. Whle selection Of models
and colorst,With Pontiac you can choose from .. .
,hardtops, sedans, convertibles, station wagons . , a •
total off40,eye-appealing models in all. And you can•
get fast delivery on' most models. IJnth rpas'sed' trade
in %slues! To keep up his stocks •of used cars, you'`
it''oritiad dealer is offering top allo*ahce dli yottr
tt'hdt ih at this Celebration time. Whichineans your
present car Will Bever be worth more than it is right'
now'' Take Advantage of this groat opportunity•todeyl
Be sure to watch "Telescope" and "The
Authorized Pontiac Dealer tit
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Parisienne Sport Coupe
Visit the
Success Car
Saes Celebration
today!
Rogues" now showing on televialbq. Check iota) listings; for time and channel.
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