The Brussels Post, 1973-05-30, Page 16TODAYt'CHILD:
BY HELEN ALLEN.
HE LOVES THE OUTDOORS
Handsome and slim with blond hair, blue eyes and fair
sking plus freckles - that's Michael, seven.
Irish in descent, Michael is a quiet, shy boy who is
generally placid and good-natured,
Michael's health is good but when he was a toddler he
was diagnosed as having hydrocephalus (an abnormal build-up
of fluid inside the skull). The condition has been arrested
and he requires no further treatment now or in the future.
Before Michael's hydrocephalus was diagnosed, there was
some pressure on the brain, which resulted in a perceptual
handicap and some speech difficulty. He needs to be adopted
in an area where there are facilities for speech therapy and
where the school is geared to understanding a child with a
perceptual handicap. He is now doing quite well in Grade One.
Michael likes the outdoors and is very interested in small
forms of wildlife such as bugs, worms and butterflies. He 'is
learning to skate. He doesn't play hockey yet but enjoys
watching games.
Michael needs parents who enjoy a great deal of involve-
ment with their childreh and who are able to combine love
and firmness.
To inquire about adopting Michael, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general
adoption, information, contact your Children's Aid Society.
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Polyesters. wind up project
THIS WEEK'S LETTER:
a 16 year-old girl and I have
a Weight problem. It's not too
serious, but for as long as I
can remember I've been about
ten pounds overweight. I am
always trying new and different
diets and exercises, and some
of them have worked for me-
but for a short time only. A
month or two after I lose the
ten pounds, they are back again.
I hope you can give the some ad-
vice.
OUR REPLY: Yon can't ex-
pect to lose weight and keep it
off, unless you change your eating
habits. You know the score with
fad diets, As quick as you lose
the weight, you gain it right baCk.
The reason is simple: you're
Stilt eating the way you alWays
have or Your level of physical
activity is back to the same
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for you. If you fellow his ad-
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The final meetir4 of Blue-
vale HI Pretty Polyesters was
held May 22 at the Bluevale
United Church. The roll call
was a new technique that I have
learned as a result of taking this
club. Kathy Willitts read the
minutes. Mary Ellen Elston
will be the secretary for the
eighth meeting. There will be
a work meeting fOr Achievement
Day, June 20. The group work
involved a review of the types
of knits, preparing the com-
mentary for Achievement Day and
practising to model for Achieve-
ment Day fashion show,
BLUEVALE PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill de Vos of
Bluevale and Miss Greta Veen-
stra of Clinton attended the
graduation of Aart de Vos from
Guelph O.F. A. on Friday,
May 25.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott
spent an afternoon with Mr.Bob
Davidsonof Brussels.
Bluevale people will miss
Mrs. Raymond Elliott from the
Named
to area
parish
'The Right Reverend Carman
J. Queen, Bishop of the Anglican
Diocese of Huron has announced
that five men will ,be Ordained
as Deacons on Thursday in St.
Paul's Cathedral, London. He
will be assisted in the Service
by the Right Reverend Harold
F. G. Appleyard, Bishop of
Georgian Bay, and other Clergy
of the Diocese.
The candidates, who are all
graduates of Huron College,
include Frederick Howard
Carson, B. Min. of Princeton
who has been appointed to the
Parish , of Blyth, Auburn,
Belgrave and Brussen. He
succeeds the Reverend J .Keith
Stokes, who on April 1st became
Rector of Leamington.
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village but wish her well in her
new home in Wingham. We ex-
tend a welcome to Mr. and Mrs.
Wes Paulin who bought Mrs
Elliott's house and moved this
week.
Mrs. Irving Elliott of Mount
Hope while spending last week
end with Mr. and Mrs, Fred
Elliott, was playing cribbage
with her eldest son, Fred, and
received a 29 hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rainy of
Akron, Ohio spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Mann were Mr
and Mrs. Wayne Rhiel and family
of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Mills of Auburn, Bob Bitton and
Harvey Mann of Kitchener.
SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise party for Mr.
and Mrs. Wes Paulin was held
Sunday afternoon when about 85
friends, neighbours and rela-
tives gathered for a social time.
Mr. and Mrs. Paulin are moving
to Bluevale after farming for
several years on the 4th of Turn-
berry. Their five daughters and
families were all present.
Mrs. Dick de Boer read an
'address and Janet de Boer pm,
sented them with a, swag lamp on
behalf pf those present. Both
Ila. and Wes thanked everyone
and invited everyone to their
home in Bluevale. A smorgas-
bord supper was served.
(intended for last week)
Surpr ise party
A surprise party for Mr,
and Mrs. Harold Grant was held
Saturday evening when about 50
friends, relatives and neighbours
gathered for a social evening,
Euchre was played, then Mrs,
Wm. de Vos read an address
and Mrs. Dick de Boer pre-
sented them with the gift of a
swag lamp on behalf of the
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Grant
farmed on the 4th of Turnberry
before their retirement.
Friday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mr. and
mrs. wm. Hall Sr. of Chatham,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Hall were Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Hall and Cindy of Shakes-
peare and Mrs. Jack Scott and
Leanne of Newton.
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