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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-02-24, Page 7fitome .,nuttino....toee courte. corn. -feted With winter weather settled dowh and peopleable to get back toa regular routine, the St: Jehn Ambulance Brigade were able to get...their eight week Home Care course finished. The exam was written on Monday night and members will get their results by mail from the Nursing Division Of St.„ Johns. The brigade would like to thank Gordon McKenzie and the :.Seafortit CommUnity HoSpital . board for the use of room, bed and supplies at the :hospital. Mrs. Emma Friend was the R.N. in Change and. Joyce Whetham helped with the exam. Thanks .44P to 'the 'people of Seaforth who are starting' to recognize the group as a "future need" for the community. • • , uilim111111111111110ow Odds n'Ends by Elaine Towpshend at kids say. e ire Masters Our. Craft! Four Licenced Body Mgr) to Serve You. COMPLETE •COLLISION, FRAME AN'a REFINISHINQ SERVICE Class A Mechanic CARL'S AUTO BODY * 24. HOUR. TOWING * Vehicle inspection Centre Brussels 887-9269 Seniors can get tax help Senior citizens with incomes of less than $5-,000 can .have their income. tax returns 'filled ont for them by volunteers,. The program, spOnsored by the Huron Volunteer Bureau, Willstart at the Seaforth- Library on Wednesdy, March 2 from 9:30 until 11:30 a:m, Senior citizens who are unable to get' to the Library can ask volunteers to come to their homes to complete their tax returns. For more information, seniors who are interested in the service can call 527-1664 between-9 and 4 or the Huron Volunteer Bateau at 482-3037. Classified-Ads pay dividends. THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR, 'FEBRUARY 24, 19n .777 . • . ,• — .• HOME NURSING QOVRSE ENDS — Emma Friend of Dublin, , the RN who' has Jaught the eight week home nursing course, sponsored by the `Seaforth St. John's Ambulance Origada looked relaxed Monday ds—her student‘ CoMpleted their Course, (Expositor Photo) • Kids say the darndest things. A fie-year-old boy listened to,his father trying' to sell house to a young couple. The prospective' buyers decided' ,they sitoUld think it over. The father was prepared to 'wait; -but his son piped up, "YOu'll harit. to make up your minds, you Inowl'' How much would you like to bet .that, in, ' fifteen or' twenty years, that kid is a first-rate salesman? " ; • , Another man put his car up' for sale, and a -neighbour came to talk about a deal. When-he left; the car owner went into the house' to tell his wife how much the. neighbour had offered for it. His young son obviously wanted To get rid of the car and wasn't -at all, intersted in the price. . He pointed, out, "'The question is , Dad,' As' he going to buy it?' My four-year-old nephew . has an Obsession for. Corvettes, mainly due to his - father's coaching. Every tine hespots one. on the street, Brian exclaims; "Wow! Lbok _ at' that cool Corvette," • He urges .his dad to catch up to it, but that's difficult to do in-a. '67 AmbaSsador. • Anyone, who takes' him' far a drive around the neighbourhood, has to :pass a.. certain driveway in a certain ..crescent because that's where ,a certanAgreen Corvette Lives. • One daylastsUmmer my sister pulled up -beside a sporty 7Corvette'-at-a--stop-light;,--- - 'The windows were down. in both cars: Brian leaned out his side and sh outed to the driver, "Cool . car; -man!" The driver -grinned, straightened his ' • shoulders and raised his chin. A with a passion for Corvettes had just made The olderthe kidsgrovv, though, the less ' ,t innocent. their remarks become. For example, -my twelve-year-old niece, Janice, has.becornecalorie conscious; that • is, she's conscious of the calories' I eat. • • . When reach for apiece of pie or cake,. • she .tut-tuts, .'.'You'll get fat, Elaine." Nevertheless I have no worries about nay, future,,thanks to Janice and her cat Corky. You see, Corky! is going to become a movie, star and will be even more successful than Morris. . When ., he, becomes rich . and . famous, he and his • mistress are going to fly:lye: into a mansion in Beverly Hills. , I convinced Jan that an estate would be • • too-large for her and Corky to, live in alone. Then .1 added that surely she could make . some arrangements for her poor old Aunt „ • Elaine.' "Sure,"she ansWered;-. you can have tleliemrai;o'us t7e.Onm.y.:a. . biother,' Dave, seems to have only one description of his sis9tesre: "e',Svehnel"'ilsgermazyy ;mother and I vvere discussing'my p lans to move into an' apartment and live alone. Suddenly, from hiS chair in a corner, DaVe• bolstered ,:_tny cause , with - :this reasenins.:, "Why Shouldn't she be on her own? She's almost fOrty.".. Some teen-agers tend to exaggerate.,, and that stretch of Dave's 'imagination brought him a dirty look - among other threats.. Kids do- say' the darndest. things!' — Electricity Powers Your Life CONSERVE IT I Don't Get Your Wires Croised! The way to get the most power from the least amount- of energy is to be sure your wiring system is in super shape. That, not only makes sense, it makes for, good ---citizenship .. Do your part: fix it up! SILLS & SONS HARDWARE MERCHANTS Family care workers 4, BED. MAKING SKILLS — The'People who took the St. John's Ambulance home nursing course at Seaforth oommunity Hospital this winter sharpened a lot of skills. this' winter Mary Coyne, left and Betty Glanville work together at making "a "Patient's" bed. (Expositor, Photo) WMS meets "Measure of Life". Following the singing a liyikn- 717 the roll call was answered by ,A verse on "Love" by fifteen members. The treasurer's report was given and the offering was received and. dedicated. Members were pleased to learn that Mrs. Anna Jack is to be the speaker for the Spring Thank- offering meeting in April. Mrs. Edith McMillan conducted the st'udy period and opened with a poem 'T'Was a sheep not a lamb'.'. Mrs. Ann .Agar read the Scripture the "First Epistle of John" folloWed by prayer by Mrs. Shortreed. • Mrs. Esther Thompson read about conditions and justice-for the Indian people at Jatriel 'Bay. Mrs. Edith McMillan. continued „ . furtherby reading' Land for• POURING CAREFULLY — Maria Palih practises' disp'erislog mediCine at Heather , the-Futuie", The Native people's John'Or AMbulartite,• That'S Gwen O'Rourke, another class. pa:rttptpaht try .the, essentially apolitical one which is haakgrouhd.' '(Expotitor•Pnbto) . Kilbarcharti .corresporident • invite ne-w members The Fainily Care Workers held. their February 17 meeting in the Board Rooms, Clinton HoiPital: With a good attendance, guest ,• speaker for the evening was Mrs. Kenneth Devereaux of Seaforth who talked ,on Nutrition. She was as Nutritionist at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. The 'association welcomes new Care. Workers:' After the meeting -;a'Social half hod"' was enjoyed by all. The President, Miss Jean Scott presided at the First Church W.MS. on Thursday and opened the meeting "with - a poem Biddhagen Watches al the final te6sioh• of the',hom'e nursi ng course sponsored 'by — struggle for control of their land is candied in 'both moral and legal terms, members' '"' r-7No Obligation We Connect.. you To. Cable! • 11, 30 Days We CO BackAnd • A)*Ite -conaect you to your original aerial and it. costs you nothing or- • B) We 'charge you $15.00 for the installation and 20 4 a •day---for Cable Seer-. vice (for one• outlet) from that day on. . Ditcovers:-..sourco of ..-q-vote This offer expires in 30 days 1f,,knowing God, they ft not hands in prayer both fot. thernselves And th o'Se who call them . friend • For so the whole,rentidearth is every way. Botintl iby goldtchairis about the feet of God. 1. I have read this Whole passage with itch better understanding of its' content than When I Studied A .,; Wherefore let thy voice rise like - a fountain For ine night and day For what are men better than sheep or gba'ts That nourish a blind life within..., (BY M.E.Turnbull) I am grateful'to Mrs. VViri. Ball for --bringing me the - book , Containing,the quote I,,asked for hi it in 3rd form at age fifteen: Age does develop one. " Mrs Jean and Miss Marilyn Hillis made it arlad; Saturday, from Ingers011— ,They reported driving conditions good although -• rain 7Siturday afternoon. -The celehranon . was' well. worth waiting for. • • • • • Mrs.. A. W. Silery • returned . today, Saturday,- after spending Vie. last tWo we'eka . in VfOnto. Mary Medley, broret, is' 'our ,host repont tpsideht.. ; 'With this hrighrtutiShinP out snow Will take a beating: I am hear The, crows from •Munti's' 'bush •46, "'"the ..firsi • harbinger" Of spring,--They . are. Usually heard on the bright sunny days of February: . I ant reminded' that todar, is Valentine's Day, ..by receiving many pretty cards. Here are the Roberts mentioned .,.,.:ter• his remarkS:* • It • is from , Tennysoh's Monte "D'Arthim. 1 remember the look she, bra-tight 5$ • One" used In .-• Literature in • 3rd fOrm N High School Orkde II no*: . Here IS. the complete quote on 'Prayer' . • 'Nord things ate wrought by, 'prayer., Thatt,thiS world. 4reirils of .." Phone your Operator and ask for Zenith 8.2110,, and lecive 'yoUr • Name,'Address and Telephone Number . 9. our Telephone Answering Service (or write us at Mitch'Iell.Seaforth Cable T.V., Mitchell,- Ontario) We will contact, you ju-sf prior to hooking arft-nOt.tibieitci service of this time HOrptirhayi Egmondville , .ondihe dritort'-of Seafitorth south of i.he:'Railvitily Track • last week's "Notes" which Rev. the brain they hastened'back owing to the words of a Valentine Song which I ' w01.pass on to .y "Among the winter's happy days cornea:one in February 4 When old and young send 'Valentines to make each- other merry. Shop windows full of Valentines Look just like gardens growing. With red and pick and blue and " white and ',gold and silver glowing.