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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-07-15, Page 3• • • • • 4 • 76 * 6 6 • • FILANNEin( CLEANERS WILL BE _CLQSELi- • FOR HOLIDAYS AUG. 2 UNTIL AUG. 9 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dial 527-0240 DID YOU KNOW Everyone can spend money but not •everyone can SAVE Unless you SAVE off the top before you spend a penny there will never be any money left to save. CLINTON (01VLIVIUNITY, CREDIT UNION LIMITED. Mr. 1H Customer You are invited t� attend the Combine Smoker Featuring . . - - TheNew Bean Special ▪ Grain Combines - - Corn Heads And Many Other Features Date: July 19th, 0965 Time: 8:00- p.m. ° Place: I.H. Store; Main Street . John Bach IH Dealer SEAFORTH ATTENTION FARMERS ! We have for immediate FREE pELIVERY 2O 1,350 -Bushel Capacity Galvanized -Steel GRANARIES Complete with I'valk-in door, auger open- ing, roof ladder and roof opening The regular price bf these Granaries is $413.75 OUR PRICE ,40%41% rmi DELIVERED 4,00 J. M. McDONALD LUMBER. LIMITED BRUSSELS : Phone 77 1°4 4 Legion Winners The 1,,egiml bingo held Friday evening was largely attended. The special games for $25 and, the $50 jackp,Ot were won by Wes Vanderburgh, Clinton ; Mrs. Walters, Walton; Mrs. Den- omme, Clinton, and Mrs. Gloria Glanville, Seaforth. , Winners of the door- prizes were MIS. Pryde, Fullerton, and Mrs: Norman • Ashton, Clinton. Regular game winners. were: Stan Watson, Mitchell; Mrs. Verdun Rau, Seaforth; Mrs. Norman' Ashton, Clinton; Mrs. Gloria Glanville, Seaforth; Ross Campbell, Mitchell, and Mrs. N.. Ashton, Clinton; Mrs. Tom. Sharp, Clinton; Ross Campbell, Mitchell; Mrs. Tom Sharp, Clin- ton; Sadie Lovett, Clinton; Mrs. Charlotte Wood and., Winnie Nott, Egmondville; Wes Van- derburgh, Clinton; Mrs. Gordon Lawson, Clinton; Mrs. Jim Wat- son, Seaforth; Miss Sadie 'Lov- ett, Clinton, and James Watson, Seaforth. Game 10 was split four ways. KIPPEN - 4 Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGregor, of Kippen celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary, on Sunday and their. neice celebrated her 10th birthday. Those' attending included Mr. and • Mrs. George King and family of Saulte St. Marie; Mr. -and Mrs. Alvin Ril- ey and Dianne, of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilbee and family; Mr. and Mrs. William Wilbee and Mrs. James Edwards of Seaforth; Miss Catherine Mc- Gregor , and friend of London; Mr. -.and Mrs., John McGregor and Carol; Mr. and Mrs. Doug McGregor and, Brian of Kippen. Mrs. Ross McBeth was hos- tess to a , miscellaneous shower on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Jean McClinchey, of RR 2, Goderich. The program con- sisted of two contests and a mock wedding. The address was read by Mrs: .Elmer Hayter. Lunch was served. Mrs. Archie Parsons was tak- en by Bonthron ambulance on Friday, from South .Huron Hos pital, Exeter, to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, for further treatment.' Emerson Anderson has returrit ed home from being hospitalized in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Huron Farm News Crops have made excellent growth since the rains of last week. White beans have, im- proved. considerably. Fall wheat is beginning to turn color; fall barley may be ready to cut by the first of next week. ' Haying 'operations still con- tinue with a fair amount yet to store. Corn would respond very quickly with Some warm days and nights. For Complete . ' 'INSURANCE' . • on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY ' OR LIFE' SEE 4 'JOHN A. CARDNO Insurance Agency Phone 527-0490 : Seaforth Office Directly Opposite Seiforth Motors Safety -Tested USED CAR SALE. AT HURON COUNTY'S FINEST USED CAR MARKET 2-1965 Parisienne 4 -Door HIT., V-8, fully equipped 1-1965 Chev. Bel Air 6- Cylinder 1-1965 Ford Galaxie, H.T., fully equipped 1-1964 Pontiac Parisienne, 4 -door Hardtop 3-1984 Chev. Impala Hardtops; V-8 En- gines 2-1964 Pontiac Strato-Chief Sedans 1-1964 Pontiac Parisienne 4 -Door Hard- tops; 8 Cylinders , 3-1964 Pontiac Laurentian Sedans—Auto- matic, fully • equipped 3-1964 Bel Air Sedans 1-1964 Meteor Custom Four -Door Sedan— 2-1964 Pontiac Station Wagons, V-8 Automatic "- 1962 Old4-DOor Station ,Wagoft 1-1963 Bel Air Automatic—Fully equip"- 1961 Falcon 4 -Door, Standard.. • ' ped, V-8 3-1963 Pontiac Laurentians 4 -Doors ' • ,• PICKUP TRUCKS 1963 Chev.Aiscayne—A.T. 1-1961 Chev. %-Ton A Written Gai•entee for 60 Pays on all Late Model Cars ---Many Other Models to choose from 1963 Cher. Standard 1962 Pontiac Strato-Chief; Standard 1962 Cev. A.T. Bel Air 2-1960 Chev. Sedans • 1958 Ford 2 -door IIT. V-8, AT. 1958 Chev. A.T., sedan 1958 Pontiac, AT., sedan 1958 Chev„,standard sedan 1958 Pontiac standard sedan A Wide Selection of Other Models, 1957 to 1960, to Choose From STATION WAGONS BRUSSELS MOTORS BRUSSELS 'ONTARIO PHONE 173—"Tho flame of Bitter Used Carr , . 'OPEN EVERY EVENING t1 • .• Have a problem?' write to Canadian social worker Doris Clarik in care of this newspaper. • HIS OBLIGATION TO HER DEAR DORIS — Shortly after we met, my ' husband - informed me that his former girl, friend was expecting his. cliltd. They did.not wish to marry .d.up to a religious difference. My husband Was pushed into signing a handwritten paper to the effect that "he was the said father and would pay the debts so incurred during this pregnan- cy." We both expected hospital and doctor bills. But she has gone to, a home for the past four i months and we've been nform- ed by her mother that we must pay $50 a week for this. Doris, this is nearly $1,000, not count- ing delivery. • Can my husband be made, to pay this bill? We can ill afford it since I am expecting myself. Alarmed DEAR ALARMED — The 'am- ount sounds unreasonable. Your husband does have some obliga- tion to contribute to expenses, but this should be spelled.out for him. Either a lawyer :or the child care agency could assist in pinning this down. Most maternity homes are sponsored by churches, but the• girls are,, still asked to pay board. * * DEAR DORIS I have a friend in her late fifties whose husband died last March. While she is fairly comfortable finan- cially she would like to take some sort of 'job to fill in some of the awful loneliness she is ex- periencing. She has suggested working in a dress shop, but I feel this isn't a very fulfilling job,. and unless she does something a little more absorbing, she will really only be filling in her time until death. She has no family at all. And no training at all. , Concerned DEAR CONCERNED — Sell- ing dresses could be exciting — for the right person. Or scrub- bing floors. What seems boring to .you May ,be fulfilment" for another. If your friend is healthy and ambitious, there's something she ean do' and • enjoy. If she wants training she can go right ahead and -get it. -Medical science has given us 20 extra ac- tive years to use as wewill. • Have her discuss things with a local social or educational coun- sellor. DEAR DORIS — My husband asked me to write 'tb you. We've been' happily married for 111' years. Our problem is smoking. I've never smoked so I don't know his problem. He quit when we were married. When I , was in the hospital he started again, He quit again for three years. Now he has started again. He says, he doesn't want to smoke, but his jcib isn't the best. He doesn't know what to do. He was loOking so good and feeling good before he started aaain. I'm sick- thinking about it. • Please Help DEAR PLEASE He. does what -thousands do: reaches for a , fag when he's worried or tense. The idea being to release tension. • The theory might be o.k. if it weren't for the faet that cirgaret smoking prnduces its own rea- sons for worry'—serious worry. Threats to health which are only too real. . Has it solved his job problem? No! Perhaps he should be dis- cussing what's wrong, with someone in authority, Perhaps some further study or self-im provement would prepare., him for advancement. Far better than resigning himself to the false comfort Of a smoke! Thousands have banished the IMPORTANT PAPERS -NEED PROTECTION FROM FIRE! . 12^ Most documents are .uninsUrable — many are Irreplaceable. DON'T TAKt A CHANCE! See our range of Delfiihi0h Record Safes to -day • THE HURON . EXPOSITOR Seaforth habit for keeps, and • so can he. There are some tried and true techniques, and I am sending you a leaflet entitled "Why Smoke?" which goes into detail (This leaflet may be had by anyone writing in and enclosing ten cents. and a stamped, self- addressed envelope.). Confidential to Second Mate— If there is a mature rove bet- ween you, go ahead. The little girl needs a "new Mummy", as she herself indicates. Be ready to play with her and shareher interests. Give her the love she needs and she and' her dad will adore you for it. * * * CONFIDENTIAL TO IMPOS- ED ONE—One thing I know for sure is that as long as you keep hailing your grown-up girl out of her iThancial difficulties,. she'll keep getting into them. Much as it may seem hard- hearted ,you will. be kind when you. make her face the music herself, One thing you might do is visit the family conselling ser- vice where she is working, and talk with a•worker there. Then you could tell your daughter that if she ever needed,to talk things, over with someone, there is a counsellor there trained to help; and that her confidences will be held sac - 'red. • CONFIDENTIAL TO SKIN TROUBLE — Could it be your teen-ager- is . one of -those -who slips off the diet once in a while? If the rules say "np chocolate," and they usually do, it-fneans 'not...one single choco- late, no Chocolate bars, no ditto ic:.e cream, no cocoa. Treatment also calls for scru- pulons cleanliness. I'm sending you a helpful leaflet on the subject of adolescent acne. (Available to other readers for. ten cents and a stamped, self- addressed envelope.) rPTV t'Of •'s ttefld Mrs. Beryl Davidson, etecu- tiVe secretary gum - Perth Tubereulogis Associations, -has returned from Highland ark, Illinois, where she attended an eleven -day National Tuberculos- is Association Institute for pro: fessional staff members of lo- cal, provincial and national TB associations. With over 6,000 infectious cases of TB a year in Canada, the disease is -by no means beaten yet anaccording • to Mrs. Davidson is our most ser- ious communicable disease. It is estimated that 6,000,01:10 Can- adians harbor live TB germs in their, bodies --a huge reservoir of potential infection in the general population. Drugs only stop the germs from multiply- ing and close to 10 per cent of new cases are now showing resistance to at least one of the drugs, and the percentage is apparently growing. Re- searchers are trying to discover new anti -TB drugs, but with no success. Individuals, can protect them- selves and their family with a checkup for; the disease once. a year. Mrs. Davidson said this, Means a tuberculin skin test, and, if it is positive, a chest X-ray. Both are available at local chest clinics, without charge. Local associations take part in the NTA Institute as a means of assisting in the pro- fessional development of staff members. -- NOTICE -- For Co -Op Insurance Call . . . W. ARTHUR.WRIGHT Phone 527-1464— John St SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire3 Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical • - Services • Wind Insurance This js "HOME FREEZER SEASON" ° For "Special Prices", • contact: MACHAN HARDWARE Phone 483 - Brussels, Ont. We sell Atlas, General, Easy. and Kel Freezers priced 0 Zenith, McClary- vintor • as low as 15 Cubic Foot $179.00 • 18 Cubic. Foot $109.00,1 22 Cubic foot $214•00 The Scott cormcgticia 40144 sorPrige PATO' at,the ime (4r, AO Mrs. isSPA leVotd.9,1Wc, eentlY, hinioring I. Tr,,Y4 W. den on his 70th IlirthdaY• Township School Area l',! 3 of Hibbert, heldtheir a nal picnic on thg school groun s on Monday evening with a' good crowd in attendance. A picnic supper was enjoyed, after-whieli the sports committee had charge of the races and &lays. Miss Edna Miller, London, spent the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -Leslie Miller. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackson, Dundalk, visited on Friday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. John Tem- pleman and family. Miss Brenda Fawm, Mitchell, visited over the weekend with Miss Carol Vivian. Visiting aver the weekend with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and girls were Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris, Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Norris and family, Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mauer and family, Thames Road. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhode and Joyce, blitchell visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mary Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Miller, Karen and Steven attended the Willard Reunion in Exeter Park on Sunday. 1101044.41.1$tis t! .444: Snsan. Net7r,j,S. MargAre. been enJOYillff Montreal; Miss ,Lee spat past 7iiirqelE at the Milted Okurcli. Camp at fihnini, • bliss Joanne worden- is a counsellor at the United clfureti Camp at Bimini. The Scott reunion 'was -held on Sunday at the home of Wit, and Mrs. Duncan Scott, with a •'• good crowd in attendance. Mr. and, Mrs. John Temple!, man and family visited Sunday evening with, Mr. and Mrs. Al- e vin Cole and family, CremartY• Quite a number of children from this community are at- tending Bible School this week ° in r o m a r t y Presbyterian Church. Classified ad i pay dividends. 'blue coal' Champion Stove and Furanat Oil WILLIS DUNDAS Office 527-0150 — Res. 5274053' SMITH' SPECIALS FOR Thursday, Friday and Saturday 6 Pkgs. 450 Nabob, JELLY POWDERS Raspberry, Cherry, Strawberry or Lemon Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE -6 -oz. Jar ',nun DRINKS 1.8 -oz Tin Orange, Grape, Fruit Punch, Pineapple, Grapefruit 970 290 CARNATION MILK • • 2 Tall Tins 310 Aylmer VEGETABLE SOUP 4 10 -oz. Tins 49 Garden Patch KERN4:CORN .2 14 -oz. Tins 330_ CHARCOAL -5 -lb. Bag PRODUCE 390 HOme-Grown FiELD TOMATOES lb. 250 .F resh .L.UCUMBERS '" 2'1°r 210. GREEN ONIONS and BUNCH RADISHES -..........2 - for 15 SEE LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY ' -FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS Smith's Phone 527-0990 . • Free Delivery " 'DRIVE IN BEFORE 1 YOU DRIVE AWAY! • Ready For Safety - Check! Avoid getting a roadblock ticket by taking advantage of our FREE Safety Check. This -includes: . • Check all brakes • Check all lights • Check horn' • , • Check windshiqd wipers' • Ah invarUzgv4avrtyrilti. SA 'FIFTY °SERVICE SPECIAL. SUMMER CONDITIONING Get Ready For Pleasant, Care -Free Driving This Summer! Cooling system flushed and checked — rust inhibitor added. Hoses and thermostats checked. Motor wash -down to help keep engine cool. Regular $11.85 — All' for only • • 7,95 PARTS EXTRA IF NEEDED Seaforth Motors .CHEVROLET OLDSMOBI.LE SERVICE DEPARTMENT Phone 521.1750 'Seaforth •-• ' ad