The Huron Expositor, 1969-10-16, Page 12440,4THE HURON EXPOSITOR, S1gAFORTii; ONT.. OCT. 16. 1940
BELL
LINES
by
W.W.HAYSOM
your telephone manager
If names make news then one of the newsiest items of the year is
on' its way to area residents. It's your new telephone directory.
You'll notice a significant change in telephone terminology in
your new directory. The word "Information" is being replaced by
the phrase "Directory Assistance". The new words have been
adopted by many telephone companies throughout the continent
because they more accurately describe the service provided to
customers — furnishing numbers not listed in the current
directory and assisting,in the location or listings a customer is
unable to find by himself. "Information" is a fairly broad term
and many times has led to callers asking the Operator questions
which have nothing to do with telephone service. But that's just
one of the changes in the new directory. There are also many new
and changed listings which will be of interest to
you. I find it is alwayg a good idea to double
check my personal list of frequently called
numbers against the new directory listings. We
have a hand new Personal DireCtory to help
you make an cep a list of those numbers you
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call most freque tly. It also lists Area Codes
and contains a four-year calendar. Just call our
Business Office and we'll send you one free of
charge. its a handy little book to have around.
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RESERVE YULE CALLS FOR OVERSEAS NOW
Will you be among the 6,000 Canadians who will call overseas on
Dec. 24,25, or 26?
Three out of four of those calls with be made from Bell Canada
phones.
From 10 a.m, Oct. 7 on, you may make reservations for calls
on• those dates.
Of course, you don't really have to reserve. At Christmas, you
can still make a call in the usual way.
'
However, a limited number of reservations will be taken from
those who Wish to avoid possible delays on the busiest telephone
days 'in the year.
Naturally, ."your call would be put thrdugh a lot faster on Dec.
23...or Dec. 27. But if you wish to make reservations, we're at
your service.
It's estimated that there'll be 190 operators on duty on the
overseas board in Montreal on Christmas Day.
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Just three months ago we were witnesses to the first telephone
call to the moon. Perhaps anticipating increased long distance
traffic to the lunar surface, the Fall meeting of the Consultation
Committee of International Telephone Carriers _will include
choosing an Area Code for the moon.
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IN LBW PRICED LATE MODEL
Serve Milk . It's
a Winner!
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Little football heroes
go for the wholesome
goodness of fresh
milk, and so does the
whole family. Serve
milk often this fall.
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'GERALIPS SUPERTEST STATION
Sundays, Mondays, Everyday — Maple Leaf
CARS-
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A number of 1989 Chev. Cameros.
2 — 1969 Pontiac Parisienne Ilflus, a 2-door
and 4-door, full power
1968 Ford Galaxle 500, 4-door hardtop,
double power.
1967 Parisienne, 4-dOor Herd Top
3 — 1967 Ford Galaarie 500's; 2 2-door 11.1%;
1 4-aoor H.T.
Number of 1963 to 1966 Chevs., Pouting,
Fords, and Dodges.
TRUCKS --
1966 Chev. 2/a Ton, 4-speed transmission
1964 Chev. 3-ton, 16-ft. stake, V-8
VANS 7
1966 Fo;di 'Eeonotine 'window van, heavy
duty
1965 Cher'. Van
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DEAR DORIS - I have just
found about a dozen men's mag-
azines that my 17-year-old son
had sta'aied away.
For some time I have been
concerned about his behavior.
He works on no private projects,
seems to be overly embarrassed
about anything even mildly re-
1,ated to sex, and his school
work could be much butter.
I have no one with whom I
could feel confident in discuss-
ing this problem; most.people
talk too much. I have no idea
where to go from here,
- WIDOW
DEAR .WIDOW - Just a
normal Canadian boy - in the
situation you describe. Your
boy needs man-talk and is sub-
stituting for it in the one' way
one can.
I'm betting dollars to dough-
nuts that you, too, are embar-
rassed with him when the talk
gets around to sex, So he picks
up your anxiety. A man could
help, in the person of your
doctor, or teen's counsellor.
There are books that could
guide you into helping him '
• yourself; books that put the -
right words into your mouth.
I'm sending you my recommen-
ded list on Sex and Dating.
Take„the plunge!
DEAR DORIS - I baby-sit for
several families. All of them
except one or, two pay 50 cents
an hour and 75 cents-after mid-
night, the going rate. The other
families pay 35 cents or less an
hour, a cut rate.
I'm sure many other baby
sitters have this problem, so I
hope the people who pay cut
rates will see this and realize
that we are not slave laborers.
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DEAR UNDERP'AID - O.K.
Could you clip this and show it ,:
to them?
If they thist you with their
children, they must feel you do
an adequate job, And if they
admit that much, you have the
right to make an agreement •
about 'how much you will work
for.
;,..;,,ilav5e an understanding-dust,'
ahead of taking on the next -
job for them.
man-talk
DEAR DORIS - At 50 I am
a bundle of nerves. I have a
nervous stomachn , intense tense-
ness and now my eyes are al;
feeted, With or- without glasses
my 'vision is blurred and my eyes
hurt and the eyelids are-puffed
up, itchy, and extremely dry. ,
I have not had a physical
recently. What's the use? Pills,
won't cure my ills, and appar-
ently there is nothing wrong
organically. More than this, I .
am caught in the dilemma of
the work cornples.
Does one's eyesight give in
as does one's heart or nerves?
- RUSH RUSH
DEAR RUSH RUSH - Eyes
do tire, but my ophthalmologi-
cal consultant says your symp-
toms sound like more than fa-
tigue. Either your glasses are
not correct for you now,' or
there is something else going
on, like high blood pressure,
Sometimes pills we take for
stomach trouble blur vision. -
Also tranquilizers, or blood
pressure medicines;and the ef-
fects last up to three weeks
from the time of stopping these
"ganglion blocking agents, "
There may be some link-up
between the nerves, the eyes,
and the stomach, be it organic
or functional. It still hum ei-
ther way, and needs treatment
THE HAPPY OITIZE'NS
The Happy Citizens held, a
euchre in the Legion Hall, Thurs-
day afternoon when winners
were: Ladies High - Mrs. R.
Orr; Lone Hands-Mrs. E. Clarke
and Low - Mrs. thesneY•
Men's High - Secord McBrien;
Lone Hands - A. Houston and
Low - E. Clarke.
- from a medical man.' '
Meanwhile - slow down be-
fore you fall downl
CONFIDENTIAL TO TRAVEL-
LER - When travelling by train,
you tip thedining car porter 15
percent of the bill; pullman
porter 25 to 50 cents for each
day's service, plus 50 cents for
berth each night. Since you
and your friend will be having
a bedroom, raise it a little.
Taking care of a bedroom in-
volves extra work.
TO MOVING IN -House-'
warmings come in several vani-
ties. They are informal, and
ke.artwarming as well as house-
warming. The key word is
friendliness. And this tells you
whom to invite: people who
care about you, either in the
new or old gang.
Then again they may be sur
prise affairs, with the new friends
ganging up and ringing your
doorbell, party sandwiches in
hand.
My new leaflet, "Throwing a
Housewarming - Or Just Any
Party, " is on its way to you .
(Available to readers for 10
cents and a‘stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope).
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