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Phone 271-3000 -- 48 Rebecce St., STRATFORD
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advice from
Doris Clark
BIRTH QF A BABY
DEAR DORIS — I was mar-
ried in April, 1965. My husband
left me when I was three
months pregnant. My problem
concerns announcing the birth
of the baby (coming end of
June). We are legally separated
and I so much want to be able
to put an announcement in the
paper.
Some people have told me not
to announce the birth, but I
feel this unfair. After all, the
child is not illegitimate.
Hoping And Happy
DEAR HOPING Quite
right. This baby is wanted and
welcome, and should be an-
nounced. No need to mention
tile' defecting father.
A newspaper item might read:
Mrs. Mary Mother is pleased to
announce the arrival of a baby
(son or daughter), etc..,, . " Or
you could skip the newspaper
and send out little announce-
ments to your friends en greet-
ing cards you'll find in the
stores, complete with picture of
stork carrying little one, or
baby. in cradle, and lines on
which to write in the details of
date, weight, name.
The people who care about
you already know the facts of
your separation and will be
glad to share your joy in the
`baby's arrival. •
DEAR DORIS — My . 84th
birthday is coming up and it has
been intimated that a dinner in
my honor is being planned. Shy-
ness has plagued me all my life-
time. Consequently the role of
Martha has been xny choice
rather than that of Mary. Please
advise me as to my gracious ac-
ceptance and conduct 'on this
important occasion.
The dinner will be held in
one of our nice dining places
It will be quite informal and I
have no way of knowing the
number invited. It is a church
group of mostly younger won;
en.
Constant Reader
DEAR READER — You may
be shy, but you . don't lack the
ability to express yourself well.
Your letter is nicely worded.
But you have asked for help,.
so" here goes:
1. Dress your best; get a spe-
cial hairdo for the occasion; see
that you are well rested.
2. When .people congratulate
you, shake their hand, thank
them and ask about their inter-
ests rather than dwelling on
your own.
3. Eat sparingly and keep
your wits about you.
4. If they make a presenta-
tion, get to your feet and say
"thank you".in your own words,
acknowledging all the trouble
they have gone to, and remem-
bering with them some of the
happy times you have had. No
need for a lengthy speech. Just
tnake it warm and engaging;
and don't allow shyness to make
you tongue-tied. Think of how
ALL TYPES
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Donald G. Eaton.
Office in Masonic Block
Main Street
Phone 5271610 - Seaforth
1965 ENVOY "EPIC" E9276
1965 CHEV. "8" SEDAN, A.T.--E8218
1965 CHEVELLE SEDAN, Radio -=-E5155
1964 OLDS SEDAN, A.T., R. P.S. and P.B.—E9395
1.962 FORD GALAXY, SEDAN, A.T.—E9883
1961 CHEV. SEDAN—E7981
1963 DODGE SEDAN, H.T.--E9498
1963 FORD COACH—E8655
1961 METEOR COACH—E9488
1959 CHEV. 3/2 -TON PICKUP --C73814
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED
AT
Seaforth Motors
• Phone 504750 w Seaforth
LOT OPEN 7EVENINGS• TO 9:00
they fees,
DEAR DORIS -- I go tp
seho_ol en my bike and other
children from another school
come up to us and trig. usx kick
us, and many•other tl►inge6 then
we get blamed for doing it to
them when we didn't.
In winter we are always get-
ting
etting hit with snowballs. I'm not
just speaking for myself but
many others: Please tell me
what I could do to prevent -this.
Urgent
DEAR URGENT — If this is
a gang attack, better tell, your
teacher or the principal. To get
to the bottom of it, your princi-
pal will probably have to go to
the principal of the other
school.
No school official has juris-
diction over boys and giria once
they are off school property,
but the police have; and if the
principal's warning doesn't
work, he can' and will call the
cops. •
To Uncertain Mother — Pd'
need to know more about your
daughter. Did she leave the
ward work because she had an
aversion to illness or because
she didn't like working with
people? Her interest in biology
and mathematics right indicate
a career as' laboratory techni-
cian or home economist, or
teacher.
She needs some high quality
counseling, that's for sure. Her
school record suggests a won-
derful potential.. Help her to
find the guidance she needs, ei-
ther from her school or through
the nearest branch of the Na-
tional Employment Service.
News of Cromarty
Marks 801
Birthday.
e Mr. and Mrs, Everard Kers-
lake assisted by their daugh-
ters, entertained 40 relatives at
their home Saturday evening,
'honoring Mrs. Kerslake's mo-
ther, Mrs. Janet Drake on her
80th birthday. A unique fea-
ture of the event being the
presence of Mr. M. McKellar,
Seaforth • and Mrs. K, McKel-
lar who also had their 80th
birthdays during the week.
A smorgasboard dinner was
served. Music and cards pro-
vided entertainment for the
evening with solos by Misses
Denise and Barbara Kerslake
and Mrs. Drake, Mrs. R. Me-
Coughey, Staffa, Miss Agnes
Bray, Thames Road and `Mrs.
Archie Hoggarth, London,'play-
ed piano numbers,, Many, gifts
and good wishes were present-
ed to Mrs. Drake. Guests in at-
tendance were from London,
Seaforth, Niagara Falls, Car-
lingford, Thames Road, Staffa
and Cromarty.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodds,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harburn
and. Mr, arid Mrs., Bruce Tur-
ner and son Michael of De-
troit attended the Delmage re-
union at Lions Park, Seaforth,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Weitzman
of Niagara Falls, USA, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Grace
Scott and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gardiner,
have returned home after their
wedding trip to the eastern
provinces.
Mrs. E. Moore is visiting with
her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs,. 'Hugh Moore and
family, Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Cole-
man,
Coleman, •Seaforth, were Sunday
evening • visitors visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. K. McKellar.
FABULOUS FINALE FOR JUNE DAIRY MONTH
Elegance aid economy combine to make a supe June
Dairy Month dessert, compliments of whipped skim milk
powder. That handy powdered dairy food, so easy to use
and so low in calories, gives desserts a heavenly light tex-
ture and refreshing quality folks find irresistible on hot
days.
ORANGE CHIFFON PIE
• (Makes 6 to 8 Servings)
1 baked and cooled 9 -inch pie shell; Ph teaspoons un -
flavored gelatine; 1/4 cup cold water; g eggs, separated; 1/2
(6 -ounce) can frozen concentrated orange juice, thawed; 1/4
teaspoon salt; 34 cup sugar; 1 cup ice cold water; 1 table-
spoon lemon juice; 1/s cup :skim milk powder. ..
Sprinkle gelatine ' over cold water; let stand 5 minates.
Beat egg yolks slightly in double boiler. Add orange juice
and salt. Cook stirring constantly, over simmering water
until thickened. Add gelatine and stir to dissolve. Chill until
softly set. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry.. Gradually
beat in sugar and continue beating- until stiff peaks form.
Measure ice water and lenion juice into bowl; sprinkle
with milk powder and whip until soft peaks form. Fold into
orange mixture along with meringue. Turn into pie shell
and chill.
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Read the Advertisements -- It's a Profitable Pastime/
Farmers, thinning of,
REMO LLIN ?
Start .with the ,herd, and the herd will
pay for, the other. improvements
Rebuild your herd using sires that in-
crease production and raise the sale value
of breeding stock. •
You can use well 'proven dairy sires such
as Maple Lea Skokie (Holstein): His daugh-
ters average 6% more milk than their herd-
mates. One was sold at auction recently for
$3,750.
Tested beef sires rare available, like Elm-
lea KD Spidel 38T (aereford). Seven of his
ten tested steer sons had gains on feed of
over 100 pounds in oitie month.
For tested and .i:.1. proven sire "mater-
ial" for herd building contact your local
technician of •
WATERLO
CATTLE
B EED I N
AOCIAtI1
YOUR FAMILY WOULD SUFFER
IF YOUR HOME BURNED DOWN
They'd suffer .:. loss of clothes, belongings and shelter at
least. And they could su er burns or other -painful injuries.
There might be loss o Ife—sleeping children, are often over-
come by smoke.
A fire in your home could have disastrous effects. Yet home
fires are far from uncommon ... an average .of 25 every day
In Ontario last year. You can protect‘your family and property
by acting to eliminate four con -it -non causes of home fires .
• Keep matches away from children
• Don't overload electrical circuits `
• Be careful In using and staring inflammable materials
• Doh't smoke when you're lying down—in bed or on a
chesterfield
cON TANC-E ,NE=WS of TNE7. EEK
Mr. and WS. Wtllta,xr, Dale
and Mrs. Ella Jewitt :attended
the Ex=WardenPr' Banquet held
at Tiger Dunlop inn, Wednes-
day, -
Mrs, 'Frank Riley and Mrs.
Sadie Riley attended the. '7,5th
birthday ' of St. James' W.A.,
1;'riday, at the St. James' •Mid
diotort Church.
Mr. Bill Hoggart of Kitchen-
er and Mr. Paul McMaster. of
Ridgetpwn spent the weekend
with Mr., and Mrs. George Hog-
gaart. Mrs. IVIeMaster, Carol and
Mark returned home after
spending a week with her par-
ents, -
Mrs. Geerga 1VIcllwain and
Mary attended a shower at the
home of Mrs. G. A. Whitney,
Seaforth, Saturday, for Miss
Una Talbot, prior to her mar-
riage in July.
Miss Kathy Dade visited the
past week with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. ail Mrs,
Don Qlousher and 'Karen of
Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Hun-
ter of Goderioh, visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp
son and family.
Mr, and Mrs, Archie Hog-
garth and family London, and
Mn and Mrs. William Dowson
and family, Varna, were Sun-
day visitors with Mrs. Ella. Jew-
itt and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator
and Billy spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszca-
tor and' family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley vis-
ited on Saturday, the latter's
brother-in-law, Mr. Ernest El-
lwood of Clinton who is a pat-
ient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Brian, Paul and Kevin of, Lis-
towel visited Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Georgye Mcliwain and
Mary,
'Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
and family, Bornholm, visited
Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Buchanan- and family. '
Mr. and Mrs. Don Glousher
and Karen, Blyth, visited -Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Dale and girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd and
family and Mr; Bev: Jewitt, tra-
velled Sunday to Buffalo and
Niagara- ' Falls.. • -
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Reg T.awson, and
BURNS
CLEANER
. NER
NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR
HEATING OIL
Walden & Broadfoot
Phone 527-1224 — Seaforth
Mrs. brae AnderSotr 011
.the birth of ,t101. 11tcrs. .
Mr, .and • Mrs. Petri Huth,
Marion and ,Muriel, Clifford,
visited en •• Sunday with Mrs.
.Jessie MacGregor. '
UCW •met Wednesday with
Mrs. Frank Riley in charge,
Mrs, William Pale introduced
the guest' speaker, Mrs. Bee-
croft. Mrs. George McIlwain
thanked the -speaker.
For Complete
INSURANCE
' fn; Your
HOME, BUSINESS, FARM,
CAR, ACCIDENT,'LIABILITY
OR LIFE
SEE;,
JOHN A. CARDNQ
Insurance Agency
Phone 527-0490 . -Seaforth
Office Directly Opposite
Seaforth Motors
BA -LER
TWINE
Frani Your
10,000 feet
7.115, single bale
7.05, 1,0 ales or more
6.95, 20 bales or more.
6.85, 40 bales of more
SEAFORTH
FARMERS
CO-OP
Phone 527-0770
Remember/ It takes but a
moment "to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money y in
pocket. To advertise, just Dial
Seaforth 527-0240.
HULLETT TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC SCHOOL AREA BOARD
APPLICATIONS
Applications will be received by the
Hullett Township Public School Area
Board for the position .of Caretaker for
the new Hullett Township . Central
School in Londesboro.
Duties will consist of keeping school
clean and normal maintenance. Outside
landscaped areas will be maintained and
in the Winter snow will be kept clear of
the Bus loading platform and entrances
to the school.
TheSalary offered is $3,800 Per
Annum to be paid in Monthly Instal-
ments.- Applications must be received
by Saturday, July 2, 1966, at 6:00 o'clock
p.m., and must be clearly marked as to
contents.
Any application not necessarily ac-
cepted
HARRY F. TEBBUTT,
Secretary - Treasurer,-
Rit 1, Londesboro, Ontario.
PE7 AT £,S INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
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