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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1964-10-08, Page 10'0k O UR )1jN EXPOSITOR,. SEAFORTH, ONT., OCT. 8, 1964 1 THE McKItLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office — Main Street SEAFORTH Insures: Town Dwellings • All Classes of Farm Property • Summer Cottages • Churches, Schools, Halls Extended c o v -e rage (wind, smoke, water damage, falling objects, etc.) is also available. AGENTS: James Keys RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Sea - forth; Wm. Leiper, Jr., Lond boyo; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Harold Squires, Clinton; George1'Coyne, Dublin; Donald G. Eaton, Seaforth. =rT IC' COW 1T 1964 RAMBLER 440 CONVERTIBLE 1964 RAMBLER 660 STATION WAGON— A.T. 1964 AMERICAN 220 1961 CHEV., BISCAYNE-6 Cylinder • 1961 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 RAMBLER V-8--A.T. 1958 FORD STATION WAGON 1958 AMERICAN TWO -DOOR MILLER MOTOR Phone 149 Seaforth Frigidair Flowing Heat DRYER FOR COMPLETE CAREFREE WASH- DAYS DURING WET FALL WEATHER AND ALL YEAR LONG GO AUTOMATIC! WITH A STURDY FRIGIDAIRE FLOWING HEAT DRYER „Beats all outdoors for getting clothes dry. And with famous Frigidaire dependability, you'll surely enjoy washdays that are truly carefree year after year., :n' BOnd Ask Questions "The question, what would you do if you went blind has meaning for every Canadian," said E. F. Wheeler, District Field Secretary, of the Cana- dian National Institute for the Blind. "When you consider that 2,000 people- lose their sight every year, you . realize that everyone must fightthis handi: cap." Blindness strikes people from all walks of life—labor- ers, farmers, industrial work- ers, professional people, execu- tives, housewives and nurses. Mr. Wheeler described the experience of a teacher, Tom Wilkins, with a Bachelor of Science degree arid. five years' experience in his chosen field. When blindness struck unex- pectedly, it meant the end of his teaching career, but, in ad- dition, Tom lived the life of a hermit for a year. He refused to step off his front porch and he shut out his friends. Then a neighbor referred him to the CNIB and the young man's isolation ended. He met other blind people 'and, for the first time, realized he was not the only person handicapped by blindness. He enrolled in a concentrated course on the, use of the white cane. He learned to read and write Braille and took lessons in handicrafts to develop his sense of touch. He discussed the nature of blind- ness with -CNIB social workers and this brought about many constructive changes in. Tom's outlook _ on life. His head straightened up and the half, - bent ' posture he had assumed disappeared. Ike became a skil- full blind bowler and Started oi-ng teW-dameg-again. -.11-e--fifer an. attractive_ young lady, her- self a teacher, , whom he later married. Through counselling, Tom Wilkins decided to study. social work and enrolled. with one of Canada's leading universities. "Completion of this course will enable Tom to enter an- other profession. Though ,blind, he will continue to make a use- ful contribution to his com- munity," Mr. Wheeler said. Tom's case could occur any- where' in Canada and the CNIB would mace every effort to sup- ply a service designed to meet his needs. •CNIB services are supported by a once -a -year ap- peal. It is taking place now and donations may be sent to Classified ads pay dividends. BACKACHE When kidneys fail to remove excess acids and wastes, backache -tired feeling— disturbed rest often may follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better, sleep better, work better. 80 Public School Sorts Day (Continued from Page 1) Kindergarten (5 Years Old) 25 yard dash—Girls: Susan Kunder, Lori Kennedy, • Linda Milne. Boys: Jeffrey Moore, Kenneth MacDonald, Bobby Cuming. Peanut race — Girls: Linda Drager, Michelle Savauge, Yvon- ne DeVisser. Boys: Kevin Ben- newies, Brent Schenck, Douglas Fry. .Primary Events Jumping — Girls: Patricia Bowering, Susan Beuerman, Joan Hildebrand. Boys—Kevin Henderson, Peter Harvey, Bill O'Shea. Running—Girls: Beth Broome, Joan Hildebrand, Judy Staffen. Boys: Kevin Henderson, John Westerveld, Dwayne Cornish. Sack Race—Girls: Judy Staf- fen, Jane Cardno, Joan Hilde- brand. Boys: Kevin Henderson, Brian Dale, Peter Harvey. Throwing the ball — Joan Hildebrand, Elizabeth DeVisser, Penny Hulley. Boys: Kevin Hen- derson, Peter Harvey, John Westerveld, Shoe race—Girls: Donna Mal- kus, Joan Hildebrand, Julie Bell. Boys: Kevin ° Henderson, Ricky Hulley, Ross Govier. Champions—Girls: lst, Joan Hildebrand, 9 points; 2nd, Judy Staffen, 4 points; 3rd, Patricia Bowering, Beth Broome, Donna Malkus, 3 points. - Champions—Boys: 1st, Kevin Henderson, 15 points; 2nd,'Peter Harvey, 5 points; 3rd, John Wes- terveld, 3 points. Junior Girls -9 and 10 Years 50 -yard dash — Brenda Hod- gert, Barbara Muir, Anne Wil - bee. 75 -yard desk.— Brenda- Hod: gest, Barbara Muir, Vicki Mil- ler. Running broad jump—Bren- da Hodgert 10'•' 10", Anne ,Wil - bee, Joan Hopper, Hop, step, jump—Brenda Hod- gert 19' 6", Vickie Miller, Ann DeVisser and Marlene Turnbull (tied). High jump—Brenda Hodgert 3' 1", Vicki Miller, ElizAbeth Ball. ' Standing broad jump — Elva Bowering 5' 7", Jean McKaig, Mary Oke. Junior Boys -9 and 10 Years ' 50 -yard dash—Randy Wood, Kevin Broome, Ken Doig. . 100 -yard dash—Randy Wood, Kevin Broome, John Moore. - Running broad jump—Randy Wood 11', Mac Watterworth, Ken Doig. Hop, step, jump—Ken Doig 20' 4", Ricky Chernes, Randy Wood. High jump a Bob Montgom- ery 3' 31/2", Mac Watterworth, Keith . Price. Standing broad jump—Keith Mr. E. C. Boswell, Campaign Chairman for Seaforth and Dis- trict. 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Intermediate Boys, 11.12 Years 75 -yard dash—Paul McKellar, David Broome, Paul Moggach. 150 -yard dash—Paul McKel- lar, David Broome, Bruce Mal- colm. • Running broad jump — Ron- ald Hopper 12' 7", Paul Mog- gach, David Broome. Hop, step and jump — Paul McKellar -27' 6", David Broome, Ronnie Henderson. High jump—Hamoody Hassan 3•' 101/2", Robert Taylor, David Broome. Soccer kick—Robert Taylor, Danny Muir, David Harvey. Senior ,Girls, 13 and Over 7 yard_ dash—Foggy Cornish, Christine Turnbull, Cindy Eis- ler. 110 -yard dash—Peggy Corn- . ish, Cindy Eisler, Faye. Munro. Running broad jump—Peggy Cornish' 11' 1", Barbara Box, Jean Powell. Hop, step, jump—Peggy Cor- nish 25' 7", Christine Turnbull, Dianne Shepherd ,.and Glenda Matheson (tied). High jump -Glenda Matheson 3' 101/2", Peggy Cornish, Faye Munro. Basketball throw — Lynn Wright, Barbara Box, Faye Munro. • Senior Boys, 13 and Over 100 -yard dash—Keith Gray, Jim Dalrymple, Roger Benne- wies. 220 -yard dash—Charlie Smith, Keith Gray, Roger Bennewies. Running broad jump — Jim Dalrymple 15' 7", John McLean, Wayne Scott. Hop, step, jump—Jim Dal- rymple 30' 8", Wayne Scott, John McLean. •High jump—John McLean 4' 3", Wayne Scott, Jim Dal- rymple. Football throw—Roger Ben- newies 111' 11"; John McLean, Wayne Scott. __Have_ a prQblgm?_-lOLrite _ to.Canadian_social worker-.- ..:.__.- Doris Clark in care of this newspaper. DEAR DORIS—My daughter and --her --husband don't get. along. I guess he loves her all right; ,but she can't stand him near her. I think this is what has.caused her to have= -a ner- vous breakdown. The psychiatrist told her she would never be any better if she continued to live with him, feeling as she did. I didn't want' them to marry- but her father thought so much 'of this fellow, and still does, that he wouldn't let her go with anyone else. Now she has fallen in love with an army officer and he with her. She can't marry him on ac- count of our religion. Do you think it would be wise for me to go and have a talk with her psychiatrist and may- be the priest and try to have this fellow transferred and try to save their marriage? We are heartbroken. °° NERVOUS WRECK DEAR NERVOUS—You sim- ply can't handle human lives like you would chess men. They don't fall into place. First, your husband pushed your daughter into marriage; now you'd like to make her stay there. Naturally we. cringe from separation or''I'livorce, but when a psychiatrist who knows her well sees no out but separation, who am I to say -anything dif- ferent? I agree that the new love holds no solution, but she can't stay where she is and regain DEAR DOUBTFUL — Then mental health you are settling for second best * * * if you take this o'ne, at this DEAR DORIS—I am a 12- time. That is not to say you year-old girl. I feel as if my might not begin appreciating mother hates me. She always him later, because our tastes blames me for my family's do change. wrongdoings and Em the one Right now you do yourself who gets spanked. and him no favor to keep`' up This afternoon my brother what has become drab and un - and sister were fighting, so I satisfying. 'You both need other called for my mother to come friends and experiences. Keep and stop them. She just said, "I circulating. hear you", and ignored me. When they started . tocry, she came out and grabbed -Mary and sent her to her room. She told me that I should be ashamed of myself for letting them .flight. I had already tried to, stop them. The only person I can tell is my grandmother, but she never seems to believe me. Even my father won't' listen to me. ALWAYS - BLAMED DEAR ALWAYS -Well, I be- lieve you. Try to remember that mothers get .rattled; make mistakes. They are not 'perfect, but they try very hard. You are lucky to have a grandmother to talk things ov- er with. Let her, know you care about her and count on her; and work at controlling your own temper. Things can change. DEAR DORIS—I am 18 and have been going steady for 11/2 years. I don't know whether I really love him or not. I feel that separating for a while would make us both re- alize our true feelings, but he is dead against this way of solv- ing the problem. Also we fight a lot. I believe that I have been in love before; three years ago, and I am still not entirely over him. I keep hoping to either make up with my Fast love, or to meet someone like him. DOUBTFUL FRESH with 1 DRINK MILK AT NOON for a Refreshing, Lift . . It's so -o nutritious! 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