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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-28, Page 611 t • '44.,,,THE HYRON,.EXP9SITOR, SEAFORTK. ONT. 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'''•e,„.,• '4-'- 17 18.• 19 .^, 20 21 224""/„.•\, 23 2-4 25 •• 26 .. 27 <28•3 ,.\\'‘, 29 30 • 5 ';:•.:';-.` 31 32 OVA V "1••••i *:`, 33 , 34- •\"; 35 . ::,$$: 36 ' 38 '•;;;;;•.:39 ^, 4Q 41 42 • .441 "7 4 7 r •..., 4 8 • A iL 1 p es • .1:4 49 N''.: 50 i-,, , • 44 _•„ S .,,, •P* 59 . • *X% 'OW i ,., 62 XXVICCOMMIS Donald G. Eaton Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 5.27-1610 • Seaforth Phone 527-0870 : Seaforth .r.„; r7._1• !.,••• , That's our song! The Terse wishes you all the best this coming, • Year, the chorus thanks you for a loyal friendship. •ARVIN'S HARDWA SEAEORTH : Phone 27-1160 0,1 11APPY NEW NEM] TO Alt OF YOU FROM OUR STAFF •Rowcliffe Motors Phone, 527-1,670 Seaforth DEAR DORIS! advice from Doris Clark 4 IT REALLY WORKS, DEAR DORIS one year ago I was told I had a rare and ineurable disease of the nerv- ous system. What a terrible blow that was! I felt depressed and even rejected. Into this situation came the physiotherapist2The warmth of her 'Smile and_ the competency of her ministrations brought a stirring of a desire to respond and give effort a fling once more. A physiotherapist ensures that there is some small tri- nmph; be it only the raising of an aini„ the flexing of a finger; there is some measure of ach- ievement and some recogni; tipn of effurt. With „improvement, I began to freak down, the barrier of ilinets which had separated me from my family. They respon- der} and gave me addled streng- th Blessed physiotherapy! 'It 'can be an -inspiration to better and happier lives. Grateful Patient DEAR PATIENT — Physio- therapy: "The treatment of dis- ease with the aid of phySical agents including radiation, light, water, heat, massage and exercise." Far too mundane a definition for that which is, at its best, a new way, of life for the recipients! DEAR DORIS — I and shy. 'I think the boy I,kike is slightly shy too, so.,,yon. see I'm getting nowhere. , Once or twice when I thought of something to say to him, he acted very friendly,- so I'm sure if I only. could 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. 'Shrinking Violet DEAR SHRINKING Boys can be painfully shy, and that's for sure. They dread the idea of a rebiiff. 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; a boy can summon courage to take a chance and ask for a date. Prac- tice is the thing. My ten -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 .my grade 12. My work pleases then/ all, but this saying certainly applies to me: "She knows her work but can't explain it so that another person can grasp it." I do my work and personnel watch. This way they learn by seeing. If I try to explain with no actual work, it i& all lost. Is there a remedy- for this? Would public speaking classesheIp? • • Poor E;nalainer DEAR POOR — Teaching is a skill all its, own, It's not so much having a degree as hav- ing a talent for teaching; but public speaking classes would give you some ease with words. Today the best teaching is accompanied with action and dernenstration. This „is followed by putting the learner through his pact* so • that he actually learns by doing. Stich routines Remember! It takes but moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240, ICWWWW-Ww,;„—aTal,, .fl Ir 'HAPPY [ow YEAR ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. "141,4"4404 6 0/ aro far more effective than the lecture method alone. So you are out in front when it' comes to method. Don't let all those graduptes intimidate yott. They don't mean to, Confidential ti Wondering Sister -in -Law: ' Sometimes the ones who need help most are the least ,able to go after it. Your brother's wife is ping to have to take a little action herself or no social worker will interfere. . You can seek out the right resource through your regional welfare officer; then give her moral support to take the nec- essary stes. Those' five child- ren deserve a better deal. Confidential to Divided House — Hes it ever oectitTed to you that Bobbie Junior is tuOre con- fused than wickgx12 You say one thing; Dad Says another: What's right anyway? The in- dulgent Granny add a one more comPlicatIoni It's tough enough raising a family even when parents pre- sent a united- front. Try for your husbantgs cOlpperation in taking a firth stand and stick - big to it, even if it' db ei annoy grandmother. URNS CLEANER NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING OIL O Walden .8z BrDadfoot Phone 527-1224 -- Seaforth k- • Christttas .4; The Christmas rassiing of the United Church Women was held it the church•ParlQUr pn Tues. day evening with S ladies pre- sent The meeting .opened with quiet music, "Silent Night." Mrs. Ellis Straiten led in the service. The scripture was read by Mrs. Austin Timms. Mrs. Fred Parkinson gave a reading. The story of some -of our Christ, mas customs was given. Advent and candles by Mrs. Ellis are - hen, Christmas tree, Mrs. Ira McCurdy and wreath Mrs. Aus- tin Timms and the Creche by Mrs. Wm. Spence, A reading, "Foods, Facts and Fancies" was given by MrS. Ted Insley. A playlet "No Room In The Inn" by Mrs.. Fred Parkin- son as Matthias, _the innkeeper, Mrs. Wan. Spence as JeSsica, his wife, Mrs. Duncan MeNaughton as &sok.Mrs Austin .Titrints, the shepiterdVara. GeOrge sou, the wiseinan, 'Mrs.' Wm. Read the Advertisements — LJCW'Mos-4 itleeting Spene'e faVQ:RO Wit14 'a solo, Mrs. "'George Wilson 10 in a cazialelighting servico. Candles vvere. lit by MISS :en 'Copelatt Mesdames Ottncall IlleNaughton; John king, Gerald Rrintnell, Jack lhomson and Ken Lang- ford. ale•Voweeelliewewrowlelletelairnawwwwwww Use Expositor Wanti-Ads THE HURON EXPOSITOR Phone 527,79241) Tawwwwww.06.00.momm„,,,,,,N, 7t444.Profitab4e Pastime' 't :„4 • r := • • • • „4, 527-0910 Seaforth , v7: The ringing bells sound our, sincere thanks for your past, and future, support. BALL - MACAULAY LTD. LUMBER — BUUILDERS' SUPPLIES 482-9514 Clinton • -r, •rr, •r-fr•-•-r, WANTADS BRING QUICK Rt'SULTS: Dial 47424( „eafatth:' AP Types.,9t Cemetery IVIemorIels OPEN DAILY- -- T. PRYDE SO inquiries are invited Teleplinne NtiMbers: EXETER 25462o . • cuNyoN 482-9421 • SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas ment Works Read the Advertisements — It's a Prolitable Pastime, OWL iln The old year is ending, and' we're glad to be able to pause and give you our big "Thank You” for your friendship, • FRANK-KLING LimiTEb, Phone 527-1320 , Seaforth -rrr r- • . ••• • • • • • • ' e Goveniment of Ontario in roduees... Health Insurance Registration Board If you have either Ontario Medical Services Insurance Plan (OMSIP)orOntario Hospital insurance (OHI) you will soon be hearing ot the Health Insurance Registration Board (HIRB). The Health Insurance Registralloci.Board his been set up by the Province to act as an 1 agencyforbothOMSIPandOntarioHospital Insurance. HI RB wil l be thecentral registration office which will handle enrollment, billingand. premium'collections, and answer inquiries about Ontario's medical or hospital insur- ance plans. • • 0, OMSIP and Ontario Hoipital Insurance will continue to provide their,present cov- erage. The.orily difference is that, from now on, when you see HIRB, you'll know it means the Health Insurance Registration Board is serving you on behalf of Ontario's health insurance plans, U you have any q9estions aboOt provincial health insurance enrollment or premiums just Write to: Health Insurance Registration .Board 2195 Yonge Street, Toronto 7 araVO,(100&="PMM3-1.,;/.,ZWArlar, " GOVERNMENT -Or ONTARIO Hon. JOHN P:1100075, ;sPritne.Minister .41M / • ..:3Zwg4 -4. • 0 •