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The Huron Expositor, 1967-11-16, Page 1013n W".10101 HURON !X S TOR*SNAFOR,tl PL N FI NOV. 16 • 24410114/1/111 *Unit of Slarve ;unmet 12 -Arrow 3.3 -Pour fedi, .3414aw Dial •15 Cug) bicymete 17.Studio - l9•S iinn7ging vote* 21 -Solar disk 22rAgain . 24 -Note of scab 25 -Man's Dame 26 -Lair 27 -Sandy waste t 29-Raltroad (abbrj 31 -Parent colaq.) 32 -Cooled lave 33 -Sun god 34 -Pair 35 -Senior (abbr.) 36 -Commands 38 -Lamprey 39 -Man's nickname 40 -Negative 41 -The calms 42 -The sweetsop 44 -Severe 46 -Small dinipg adea 48 -Steps over a fence 51 -Conjunction 52 -Danish island 54 -River in Siberia 55 -Manuscripts (abbr.) 56 -Part of church 57 -Soaks DOWN 1 -Paid notices 2 -Unit of Latvisu currency 434/4 6,Plarat Wins 8•Eatras 7 Seines 8;fnnale sheep 9 -Girl's name 10 -Woody plant 11 -Mountain lake 16 -Printer's measure 18 -Endure 20 -Mountain nymph 22 -Totals 23 -Approach 25 -Macaws 27 -Mend with .cotton 28 -Mistake 29 -Regrets ' 30 -Part in play EH -O. 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Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Rodd and family had, as their guests .and Thursday evening, `Mr. and tJSBORI , & HIB - BERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE P" COMPANY HEAD OFFICE - EXETER, Ont. Feeney-- Martin Fee ey- R.R. 2, Dublin PreClayton ceV�e,tScienHill Wm. H. Chaffe - Raft. 4, Mitchell Tim Toohey , - R.R. 3, Lucan Ratymoad :McCurdy ' R.R. 1, KirktRobert Gardiner RR. 1, Cromarty Hugh. BennitgiA eern�- - Dublin Harry Coates , - Exeter Clayton Harris- - Mitchell SeCrstary-Treesur r. Hugh Patterson - - Exeter Seaforth; Mrs. T. East, Clinton. Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby of Kirk ton, Mr. and Mrs. Alex, Crago, Fourth Line and :Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Roy of Bornholm. Mrs. Kirkby was celebrating her birthday. Mrs. Marie Mills and Harri- son„ of London, visited Sunday afternoon with Misses '•Blanche and Rhea Mills and Mr, Edgar Mills. Bingo Winners el The bingo. held Friday eve - ming, sponsored by the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 156, 'Seaforth, was largely attended. Winhers of , special• games were Mrs. Baird, Brucefield; Sadie Lovett, Clinton; Mrs. El- liott, Clinton and Miss Watson, Mitchell; Mrs. John. Van Geffen, Seaforth. Door prizes were won by -Mrs. MacArthur, Seafortli and Sadie Lovett, Clinton. Following are the winners of the 'regular games: Helen Ches. sell, Mitchell; Mr. ' MCKercher, Jamestown; 'Dora Taylor, Sea - forth and Mrs. Baird, Bruce. field; George Flood,, Monkton; Mrs. Jim Watson, Seaforth; Mr, Campbell, Mitchell; Mrs. Ash- ton, Clinton; Stan Watson and Frank Skinner, Mitchell; Harry, Freeman, Clinton; Winnie Nott, Seaforth; Mrs. Lee, Clinton; Mrs. Pryde, Exeter and Mrs. Walters, Walton; Mrs. R. Dale, THIS WEEK 1 AND NEXT I, by Ray Argyle END OF THE TRIP - Civic politicians in Canada haven't yet received the mes- sage, but the hippie movement is dead. And while some hippies will continue their farmout way of life, the great social rebellion of the 196f)s has come toan end. The decline and fall of hip- pieland started, appropriately,, in San Francisco, the same free -wheeling city which saw their(rise and that of the beat' niks, 10 .'ears ago. , The hippie movement 'has ex- pired here in the city which Bishop James Pike says 'leads all America in alcoholism, sui- cide, drug addiction, homosex- uality, and divorce. And after visiting' San Fran- cisco recently; I came away convinced the hippie -movement has indeed gone the way of beatniks and bohemians — into the limbo of history — to be revived .only in the music and poetry of whatever social up- heaval fomented by America's. next generation. Take Roger L., 23, orphaned at seven, expelled from school at 13 for suggesting Commu- nism was something other than. "a system. run by a_ bunch of gangsters." ,Roger is probably better ed- ucated and mere intelligent than the average hippie of Hashbury (a contraction of the street names of the Haight - Ashbury intersection). He's loyal to hippiedom, while frank- ly admitting he would not rec- ommend it' for others. He okes marijuana, says he t kds LSD about once a week, admits some "unstable" types should 'not, and works when he has to .... as do most hippies. Roger' 'is long-haired and bearded;_. reasonably clean; de- fends both hippies' high vene- real disease rate ("You're bound to have 'this .with sexual freedom") and -denies the hip- pies have shown America's youth the road to drug addic- tion. Hippies aren't dirty, main- tains Roger, they're just "not obsessed with anticeptic clean- liness. ' :Ik on this street -with. bare feet an hour and yours will loo!` filthy, too."" High rates •f hepatitis and VD have . been reported frons' the Haight Ashbury but a free medical clinic manned by vol- unteer doctors and nurses had to close because its sponsors could not get funds from any health department or other source. It is on this matter of clean- liness that hippies aroused the greatest ire. San Francisco cab drivers are no exception and almost universally condem hip- pies as dirty.' - Yet the same day -I heard such charges, the man responsi- ble for the U.S. watt on pover- ty, Sargent Shriver, was blast- ing this city's over 30s for "get- ting aroused by the unwashed ,November Specials! SEAFORTH MOTORS GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE IS INEXPENSIVE INSURANCE WINTERIZE (6 Cylinder Cars)' -ONLY $12.25 WIN.TE'RIZFr (8 Cylinder_ Cars) ONLY $16.50 You Get All This and Confidence in Your Car. 1. INSPECT HOSE CONNECTIONS 2. PRESSURE TEST COOLING SYSTEM 3. FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM INSTALL ANTI- FREEZE - 4. TEST OPERATION OF WINDSHIELD WASHER (ADD WIPER SOLVENT) 5. CLEAN AND SPACE (ffIARK PLUGS 6. TEST COMPRESSION 7. TEST BATTERY, CLEA)W TERMINALS 8. TET CHARGING CIRCUIT 9. CLEAN AND ADJUST DISTRIBUTQR POINTS 10 INSPECT DISTRIBUTOR CAP AND ROTOR 11. INSPECT AND FREE Up MANIFOLD HEAT CONTROL 12. CLEAN AIR CI,EANER 13. TIGHTEN CY1Q1N1ER 'HEAD AND MANIFOLD BOLTS 14. ADJUST CARBURETOR IDLE, 15. REPLACE 'FUEL FIEER (IF EQUIPPED) 16. ADJUST FAN BELT Parts and Material Extra Seaforth Motors LOT OPEN EVENINGS TO 9:00 • Phone S274750 Seaforth but ignoring the underfed." The city's hippies have some times ibeen, underfed, but not for long because they've either found part-time work or sub- sisted 'an daily feed -ins at Golden Gate park sponsored by the Diggers, a help:the-hippies organization. But increasingly, hippies have been working which may ac- count for the downfall of the movement. - The death of San Francisco's hippie movement is being mark- ed by a take-over by pseudo - hippies, winos and vagrants. As a Patrolman put it, "The tide's gone out, and the scum's left behind." - "Most of the characters here now," says this police veteran -of four years o11 hippie beat, "are bums and layabouts who have no philosophy or aim in life other than to pick up .teen- age gills." Hippiedom is dead. The soci- ety which spawned it has swal- lowed it up. It will survive awhile in cities such as Toron- to but its demise in San Fran- cisco, the city of its birth, is a forecast- of what is to come. In all the outrage over hip- pie behavior in Canada, the social critics and politicians have overlooked the one re- deeming feature of hippiedom — its transitory existence. Here today, gone tomorrow. .,And gone with • it the concern over marijuana smoking, low -morali- ty, and uncleanliness. How widely, then, has the use of marijuana, 'L D and drugs reached Canadian youth? Is there a •genuine menace or is it a phony contraversy? We'll discuss this next week. - NOTICE -- For Co-op Insurance CaII -1 W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 — John St. ° ' - SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For; • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability' • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness • Fire; Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance 'da' Savings • Huron Co-op Medical °Services • Wind Insurance 21 YEARS OLD? 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