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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-09-19, Page 11• • 119 , 10. • • • ta. SeaforthlYloomitien.. • AR TOO,* 077.. cometery- .1.14emorials 0.$0Eti 0,411„Y '1%, PRYOR -80 SON ingnirles ans invited Telepinine thiroberS: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482e9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Clum1011 William M. Hart FUEL ,ETC.. Phone 527-0870 .11•111V• Seaforth advice from Doris Clark IT REAI-INY WORKS DEAR bORIS One year age I was told I had a are and inclirahle disease of the nels- ons system. Wh.at, a terrible blow that was! I felt depressed and even rejectedIte thiS situation came the PhYsiotherhapist. The warmth of her smile and the. competency of her tniniatrations brought a stirring of a desire to respond and give effort a fling Once' more. • A physiotherapist ensures that there is some •mnall umph; be it only the -raising of an arm, thejlexing of a finger; there is Some kaeaSere of ac- hievement, and some recognit- ion of effort. • With improvements, I began RE UYIN WHEAT • OATS BARLEY Contact Us for Prices W. G. Thompson & Son LIMITED' HENSALL 242-2527 'break' dloWn 'the harrier a iUiess wItich Iad separago ate frtnn TheY TOP01• (led and gave me added strength. ' Piessed physiotherapy! It can be an inspiration to better and happier lives. 9911 PA•0&527-1750 •• SEAFOATH 1968 Chev. Demonstrator 6-cyl. A.T. Balance of 24,000 mile warranty. on entire ' car; balance of 50,060 mile warranty On pow- er train. 1964 CHEV. Sedan, Std. — 1162-149 1963 CHEVY II, Std. —1159-339 1965 OLDS., P.B.pID.S., it, A.T. 1153-314 1966 CBLEV Sed., A.T., Radio, `V -8'—E41-653 • 1961 FALCON Sedan, Std. —1159-496 1964 STUDEBAKER Std. —1159-111 1963 PONTIAC, A.T., P.S., Radio —1159-198 SPE(DY: 13ILLAttBILL IttA AERAP youtva MAE TO THE WON6 KNE' OFA DOoT012, SPEO6'Yi JIM. A VETEPINARIASI. GO TO WORK 0141,45, DOC. t MOTHS SON -OF' A JENNET FOR THINKINtil L cOut..0 DR1VAs pmzY AS I. OlCo. BELISVEME,FROMNOWOta ANY CAR I HAVE IS GOINGTO oaSERVICHO RSGULARt-V BY 4th THaig MAGIC -MUCH • diliARANTEE6 THE LITM057 SAFET)? Lot Open Evenings to 9 pan. "Seiving Seaforth and District for 28 Years" ii.04•.4•40410.0.41.....4.4.0.040.0,04•••••• 9 • Gratefnl Patient DEAR PATIENT -- Physio- therapy: "The treatment of dis- eases with aid a physical ag- ents including radiation, light, water, heat, massage end exer- cise.:' Far too mundane a def- inition for that which is, ;at its hest, a new way of life for the recipients! DEAR DORIS -- 1 am shy. I think the boy I like is slightly shy too, so you see I'm getting nowhere. Once of twice when,' thought of something to say to him, he acted very friendly, so rm sure if I could only make him feel I was interested in him every- thing would be okay. I find this with other boys too — that they won't make a move unless they are sure you like them. suitoto,spotonot, instei'Aniouncs Increa ii7Canoriclian Postai R�tes i*ic MeranS, Postmas- ter .Gerteral .has annofinced giant step in len, range Ono" , fling -0 move 9041 rAtro*. And mailing 'regulations frOM: jhe traditional Patternto A .Mntlefn--. commercial concept No class of mailwill remain Ang.11Angq4 4-44 rateswhich de not require Par- llzimcntary approval will be re- vised effective November 1st, 1968. For years the difference be tween a thinl .class mali item and a parcel post iiPM. VMS es- tablished ten lam extent bY .the intent of the. mailer, `114,1 system resulted inrates being, established on -individual rulings - rather than on post office hand; ling costs. Now all third and fourth class items of 'mail if' they weigh one pound or less will be handled „as third class mail and as - parcel post when ..they weigh over one pound. The adniinistrative work in defining class will be eliminated and the work at pest .office wickets and in the mail rooms of industrY will be faster - Mittmore accur- ate. With this change the spec- ial delivery and insurance sys- tems which *plied to parcel post or fourth class mail will be extended to cover third class. Included in the third class mail category are addressed and unaddressed circulars and all types of greeting cards, includ- ing Christmas cards. The rate changes to these which are re- presentative of the new rate structure will establish the cost of mailing an addressed circular • or a greeting card at 5c for the first two ounces and 3c for each additional two ounces. Unadres- sed advertising material will , cost 3c for the first two ounces • and 11/2c for each additional two ounces. The lesser rate for Shrinking Violet DEAR SHRINKING .Boys can be painfully shy, and that's for sure, They dread the idea of a rebuff. Many a friendship dies a-borning while everybody waits for the other fellow to take the first step. A girl can learn to give a gracious sign of interest; boy can summon courage to take a chance and ask for a •date. Practice is the thing. My len-cent leaflet, "Don't Be Shy", is on its way. Read it and wade in. • . DEAR DORIS — I'm very 'happy with my work set-up, make my own decisions, work with several professional boss- es. All I have is myrgrade 12. My work pleases them all, but this saying certainly ap plies to me:. "She knows her work but can't explain it so that another person on grasp it." I do my work and person- nel watch. This way they learn by seeing. If I try to explain with no actual work, it is all lost. Is there a remedy for this? Would public speaking classes help? Poor Explainer DEAR POOR — Teaching is a skill allits own. It's not so much having 'a, degree as hav- ing a talent for teaching, but public' speakingclasses would give you some ease with ,words. Today the best teaching is accompanied with action and demonstration. This is follow- ed by putting the learner through his paces so' that he actually- learns by' doing. Such routines are far more effective than the lecture method alone. So you are out in front when it comes to meth6d. Don't let all those graduates intimidate yen They don't mean to. Confidential to Wondering Sister -in -Law: Sometimes the ones who need help most are the least alp •to go, after it. Your brother's wife is 'going to have to take a little action her- self or no social worker will in- terfere. You can seek (fat the right resource through your regional welfare officer; then give her moral support to take the nec- essary steps. Those five child- ren deserve a better deal. Confidential to Divided House — Has it everccurred to you that Robbie anior is more confused than wicked? You .say one thing; Dad says another. What's right anyway? The indulgent Granny adds one more complication. It's tough enough raising a family even when parents pres- ent a united front. Try for your husband's co-operation in taking a firm stand and stick- ing to it, even if it does annoy grandmother. ./ UCW Meets The 'September unit UOW meeting was held M the home Mrs. W. ItifeBeath. Mrs. Clark and • Mrs. L. Eyre were col hostesses. Miss E, Bowey ova eased the meeting with It reed{ "Int "Take, Thne"., We sang Hymn 602. Mr. L. Eyre gavel an article,'! 'Thought of Met ;birth." Seripture Psalm 90, 'followed by pnayer. The (Atm Mg was taken and ded1cated.1 Miss E. Bowey read an article OD "Prayer,' hymn 50 was sung. las. L. Wilson toOli the study on, "Labour," minutes were read, apprdved and- sign -i ed. The October meeting is to he itt Mrs. Clark's Co -hostesses, MM. Stuart and Mrs. Lemmom. Devotions, Mts. • D. Triebner mut MM. C. Henderson, Study, IVIrs. Stuart. Tho meeting closed with the Lords Prayer repeated In unti 0011. WW1 was served by the hostess and helpers, Seaforth W.I. Holds Meeting unaddressed Mall IS based On the Actual hanclitno oyeration is 1e0ar than for individually ad- dresSed mail.04111ArlY,, 4- *Pee - 141 rate for mailers in quantities* '10,900 or more third Class ad- dressed 'Aetna has been est*. lished at de for the first two ounces and 30 for each addition- al two ounces. This special rate is, contingent Won the mailer pre-sorting and bundling the mail in accordance with post of- fice requirements. . Parcel post mail will be ad- Juste4 only for oYersize Items where the net, handling sur- charge will be. 75e. Oversize • items are those exceeding the established parcel post dimen- sions and which must reeeive special handling in the mail stream. , hiternational rates w.h 1 c could be adjusted within the re -structured rate schedule for domestic mails have also been revised in all areas, including an increase in the air mail let- ter rate to. the 'United- States-. The new rate will be 10c an ounce which is the same as the _torrent rate on United States air mail letters addressed to Canada. Mrs Arnold Taylor was hos- tess for the September meeting, with Mrs. R. M. Scott as co -hos- tess. The president, Mrs. L. Law- son,. 'chaired the regular open- ing exercises and business. Correspondence included cour- tesy notes and a letter from the W. I. adopted teenager in Hong Kong. Plans were finalized to sponsor a bus to the Royal Win- ter Fair. Anyone wishing to go may contact Mrs. Ken Stewart or Mrs. Leonard Strong in the near future. Cook Books are selling well and are still available from members or at Irvin's Hardware store. The program, convened by Mrs. A. Turnbull and Mrs. L. Carter on Agriculture and Can- adian Industries, was chaired by Mrs. Turnbull, who read a poem, "Second Thoughts". The motto "We. are never too 'old to learn if we aren't toe stubborn to try" was ably commented on by Mrs. Carter. The guest speaker, Mrs. Don Glousher of Blyth, was introduc- 'ed by Mrs. Turnbull and thank- ed by Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Gloush- er demonstrated Japenese em- broidery, a most interesting hobby, and showed several fin- ished articles. If enough are in- terested, a night 'class for this project may. be held this win- ter at Clinton. Mrs. Glousher also demonstra- ted the hooking of rugs, showing mock shading, real shading, dif- ferent types of dyeing, etc. and closed her demonstration with a poem, .4'Husband's Lament". ,Courtesy remarks were made by Mrs. L. Carter. The roll call "A Famous Person born on the Farm", was answered by a large number of members, with sev- eral visitors also present. When You Buy Your TV At STANNAH'S Early in 'the new session of Parliament legislative approval will be sought to 'increase the postal rates on domestic first class letter mails and on second class mail which is made up of newspapers and magazines. ,In re -structuring the postal rates Mr. KieransNsaid the philosophy of costrecoveryis being follow- ed and as Postmaster General he expects each class of mail and Post office service either to pay its own way or accept its fair share of the operating costs of the Canada Post Office. The revised rates are expect - Fair Dates Acton , Sept. 20,21 Bayfield ..„ Sept. 24; 25 Brussels Sept.26, 27 Sept. .23, 24 Sept. 18, 19°' Oct. 4, 5 Dungannon Exeter Fordwich Harriston Sept. 18, 19 Merton Sept. 27, 28 Kirkton Sept. 23, 27 Lucknow Sept. 21 Milverton Sept. 20, 21 Palmerston Sept. 23, 24 St. Marys Sept. 24, 25 SEAFORTH Sept. 19, 20 Teeswate; Sept. 27, 28 Walkerton Oct 23, 24 • Zurich Sept. 21, 22, 23 International Plowing Match, Wed., Oct. 16th to Sat., Oct. 19th efl to acl4 17 WIWI% dollen to postal revenues or the remain der of the .0801 )7ear Afargh 31/, 10130; PiwoOtt• l*UTO You get SERVICE from, STANNAH'S (Who needs it? - He sells Zenith) LIKE MAKING MONEY? ...a CANADIAN mutual fund -investing in the dynamic growth through research in- dustries of the United States.' A.G.F. Management Area Representative Fred (Ted) Savauge 77 John St -- 59.74522 'Classified Ads pay dividends. 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