HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-04-30, Page 13But she says none of the acute
Symptoms are there, which is
true. She won't ever) mention it
to her doctor. She says' ant fus-
sing.
-NOT CONVINCED
DEAR NOT CONVINCED - You
and Me both. If your daughter
waits for the acute symptoms to
show up, she is going to have a
fight on her hands - for her son's,
life!
Perhaps his trouble is less
serious than celiac, but it won't
get any less serious by ignoring
it. Celiac is a dietary disease;
the prescribed diet is rigorous,
and even a slight variation. can
delay progress. Enclosed
articles describe syrriptoms.
Show them to your daughter,
and suggest' she lose her fear of
her doctor on behalf of the life
and health of her son.
Conestpga Has
Graduation
Conestoga College of
Applked Arts and Technology
announces another first. Cones-
toga will graduate' its first
three-year student's in Applied
Arts, -Communications Design,
Business, and Technology 'on
May.30.
The second annual Conestoga
Convocation will take place at
The Mutual LifeAssurance Com-
pany' auditorium in Waterloo.
Stan Norton, Superintendent,
Educational Services and Staff
Resources, Ontario Dept. of
Education, will be the guest
speaker.' The public is invited
to participate in these exercises.
Approximately 200 students
will, graduate with certificates
and diplomas in 34 courses.
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Synodical
The annual meeting of the
London-Hamilton Synodical of the
Women's Missionary Society was
held in Paris Presbyterian
Church, Paris,-Ontario April 21-
22, Over 3,00 attended the 2-day
session. Those attending from
this area were Mrs. H, Strong,
Exeter, Literature Secretary of
the'Syhotlicial andliuroil PreSby.
the Synodicalt. mrs. Gordon
Schwalm of Hensall, Children's
Secretary of the Synodical and
Huron Presbyterial, Miss Flora.
MacDonald of Goderich, Home
Helpers Secretary of the Syno-
dical, Mrs. R. A. Orr, president
of W.M.S., Carmel Presbyterian
Hensall (delegate) Mrs. Norman
Stanlake, president of W.M.S. of
Exeter,. Cavan Presbyterian
‘'''Church, Exeter (delegate) and
Mrs. Alvin Moir, Friendship and
Service Secretary of Exeter, Ca-
van Presbyterian Church (dele-
gate), Mrs. Haines Auburn a
:delegate of Huron presbyterial,
Mrs. Leitch (delegate) of Knox,
Presbyterian Church, Goderich,
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DEAR DORIS • - -'What makes
mothers inflict blows to their
infants with intent of bodily
harm,. and why can't anyone do
in A* anything about it •
• - T.L.C.
DEAR T.L.C. - There are times when a grown woman (hot well-
balanced) will take out frustrat-
iOns ;,on a defenceless child -
even her- own! Being a parent
unfortunately has tie connection
* with knowing how to raise child-
ren.
It is up .to neighbors or re-
latives, or anybody who knows
about such a case first-hand, to
do something about, it.
Telephone the child-care
agency in your area. Then be.
• willing to follow -through by
giving your name, address and
all details you can. This is ypur
duty on behalf of a little one
who cannot fight back himself.
DEAR DORIS - (, We are having
a Golden Wedding celebration in
the family soon. Our problem is
ie a gift. How would we go about
presenting money, maybe? a it
proper to tell people we are col-
lecting, or should it be left to
the individual to do* what he or
she wishes?
Would appreciate any other
ideas - connected with a 50th
anniversary.
-ENJOY YOUR COLUMN
DEAR ENJOY - Confine your
collecting to members of the
family.
Gifts are not taken for grant-
ed. The mere presence of old
* friends at your 'reception shows _
. interest and caring. Some will
bring gifts, but that, is entirely
up to them.
I'm sending my leaflet on
Fiftieth' Wedding Anniversary,
which contains some tips on how
to go about it. • •
DEAR DORIS - Are there actually
whole books' printed in very large
type for people with poor vision?
My mother's sight has deterior-
ated, but she can read with a
magnifying glass. She hag alwaYs
enjoyed reading.
• -BOOK LOVER
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1Dirsiter
The annual educational dinner
meeting of ,the Huron-Perth TR .
& Respiratory. Disease Associa- '
tion will be held in the YlirYWCA
Downie St., Stratford on Wednes-
day, May 6, 1970, at 8:30 p.m.
The eight children who at-
tended a recent Asthmatic Con-
ditioning Course in Stratford will
demonstrate the exercises and,
games used under the direction
of Miss Linda Myers, Womerel,
Programme Director of the YNI-
C A,...,Sttatford.
Walter Davis of the Ontario
TBRD Association will moderate
a panel on the rehabilitation of
the Asthmatic child. The panel
will consist of a public health
nurse, a dietician, a social wor-
ker and a local physician.' '
Mr. Davis has been active for
many years in the fields of health
•
and education. An active volun-
teer as a member of Newfound-
land's TB Association, Rotary
Club, and Home and School As-
sociation, he was a member of
the National Advisory Council of
Boy Scouts of Canada and a foun-
der of , the Canadian Safety League
and Past President of the Safety
Council of Newfoundland.
Mr. Davis represented Cana-
da at the White House Conference
on the Handicapped and estab-
lished the C. A.Pippy Awards for
the Handicapped. He was the
founder of the Canadian Associa-
tion for the advancement of Edu-
cational Television and the foun-
dep,pf the World Health Founda-
,tiOn >an international memorial
to President Kennedy to help pro-
mote health' in the developing
countries. As the honorary presi-
dent of the Canadian Leprosy,
Council, of which he was a foun-
der, he helped draft the Act
passed by parliament respecting
the Vocational Rehabilitation of
Disabled persons in Canada.
.WINCHELSEA
Corre'spoudent
Mrs. William Walters
The April meeting of the
Elimville U.C.W. was held on
Wednesday evening in, the church
with twenty ladies present. Mrs.
Elson Lynn and Mrs.. Sanford
Hutton • were in charge of the
Wors p Service.
T e Messengers held a bake
•
' their leaders being Mrs.
oyd Cooper. and Mrs. Hans
Gertkishorn. Mrs. John Coward
and Mrs. Tom Campbell were
the hostesses. *
• Mn' and lvirs. Harold Frayne
of Granton 'visited on Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. George
Frayne. .kj
Mrs. Gerry Grubbe, Michael ,$,
• Glenn of Farquhar visited on'
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Free-
man Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hutton
and family of Listowel visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Hutton, Dennis and Diane.,,
Mrs. George Frayne visited
on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Walters and Danny.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperling
and Miss Ruth Horne of London
and Mrs. Gerry Grubbe and boys
of Farquhar "visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Simpson
of Exeter visited on Sunday with.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern and bpys.
Marys returned Noise on Monday
after spending the week with her
grandparents,, Mr. and Mrs.
lis Straiten. • •
Mr. and Mrs. E. O'Reilly,
Mary Margaret and Edward of
Barrie visited Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parklar•
son, Brenda, Margaret and,Janet.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Hazlewood who cele-
brated their Golden Wedding An-
niversary on Tuesday when
neighbours and friends called to
extend best wishes. On Sunday a
family gathering was held at their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brine
attended the surprise party for
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pfaff of
Crediton on Sunday to help Mr.
and Mrs. Pfaff celebrate their
40th Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bain,,
David, Patricia and Douglas of
Toronto were weekend .visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. GordonJohns,
Linda, Arlene and Alex.
We are sorry to report Mr.
George Wilson is a patient in St.
Marys Memorial Hospital.
Miss Jean Copeland enjoyed'
the bus trip to the National Con-
gress of Women for Canada and
Bermuda held in the Coliseum in
Toronto on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Mime and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Mills• and Mrs. Lawrence Mills
of London were Sunday visitors
MESSENGERS
The Messengers met Sunday
with eighteen members. Pamela
Rodd opened the meeting with
quiet music and president, Karen
Insley gave the theme and motto.
David Tomlinson read the scrip-
ture after which Bobby Cowdrey
led in prayer. David Spence read
a poem and Mrs. Lloyd CowdreY
a story. Cynthia and Ellen Cope-
land sang a duet and Calvin Rodd
The D,C,W, 'met with,.:31
dies present. Mrs. TeCl i. nsloy
opened, the Meeting and Mrs. Las
Verne Raddled In Pray-WINOS. --
Grant Thompsop anct,
lion Dickey read the'scriptUre
followed by a reading by Mr*
Jini Miller. Mrs. Laverne Redd
read a story, followed by a rear -
ding by Mrs. Lloyd covirey,,
Mrs. Marvin Hartwick and Miss.
Linda Thacker sang a duet and
Mrs. Ken Parkinson gave .a rea47---
ding.
Miss Janet 'Hughes, the direc-
tor at the Teens Girls' Home in
London was' the guest speaker.
Mrs. Ken Langford hada con-
test and the president Mrs, Ken
Parkinson, conducted' business.-
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4 DEAR BOOK - Indeed there are:
A good assortment-of them,pow.
Printed expressly foi peopleIAke
your mother.
The list includes novels,
classics, short stories, fiction,
non-fiction, about family • life,
nature, man, doctors, fun, liter-
s' ary figures, and other assorted
topics and peoples. For a copy of
thettfrinted list of them,52 pages
in lerigth, write to • The,Canadian
AsSociation of Optometrists, 807
Metcalfe Building, Ottawa 4, Can-
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Ask for the booklet: "Easy
Ikv On Your Eyes." No charge.
DEAR DORIS Where can I ask
about celiac disease? My eldest
child, years ago, suffered from
this disease.
Now my daughter's baby boy
is giving us worries. To me he
is very •much like her as a baby:
* Very thin, not gaining' weight,
' cyclical unexplained digestive
disturbances. • I suggested that,
she seek medical opinion on the
possibility of a latent celiac con'-
dition.•
s •
and family,
Miss Carol DougSll ofExeter
spent the- weekend with Michele
Robinson.
Corresiondailt ,nth Misses Ali0A gave a readingtloirkM9I#400Pe,
Miss Jeap Oopelalul 10110. sand ii*P4040-the SWAY g4glicSP4
Mies Wall Oopell#0, attended- Linda, TIMina Ott Margaretp,4$-
Congratulations to David , AgatheringoftheSWitZei4I4C0I.; 10 11$04 tnnic up the Wen:* •
Straban who took first prize # dents the hOPIPPTIVIr.SpdAirs.
the piano- solo sight reading, .et ; Murray May of Byron op Supday,..... orrOomTacti woggs.,
the, wants music Festival in 1. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinclair of
Stratford on Saturday. •• London visited nn ThurSdaY with
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