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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-04-08, Page 10a SERVICE Home Servyce saves your back! Shop Service saves your'.cashj SPARLING AT JOHN 527-0703 WANT'ADS BRING QUICK RESUlLT,S: Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements It's a Profitable Pastime! RECIPE OF THE MONTH By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" MINTED PEACH LAMBIES Springlike Accent To Spring Lamb , Patties 1 lb. ground lamb 4 strips of bacon 1 tsp. salt 14 cup milk Dash of thyme or marjoram 4 or more peach halves Mint jelly. Mix ground lamb with salt. thyme, or marjoram and 'milk. Shape into 4 oval patties. Score with handle of wooden spoon. Drain' a can' of Canada Choice canned peach• halves. Arrange peach ha l v es (hollows ' up) around lamb patties on broiler pan. Place 5 inch- es from heat, and broil 12 minutes. Turn patties. Broil for 5 minutes long- er. Fill centres of peach halves with mint jelly. Top each pattie with ba- con slice. Broil for an- other few minutes until bacon is done. jort,x-eZus- Let us give you a New Look for , Easter with a Beautiful New Hair Style '! OUR PRE - EASTER BEAUTY SPECIAL Her What you get! PERMANET with 1 complete style cut and set. $10.00 Reg. $15.00, for ' REGULAR $10.00 for only Yes, we have Hair Pieces, Switches, Braids and Postiches $8.00 . �. BRIAN'S Hai rstyling CHILDREN WHO HAVE CYSTIC FIBROSIS are included in the responsibilities of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children and the provision of special inhalators and .drugs is all a vitally important part of, their treatment. For the` first time last summer, several children, such •as this lad, had a wonderful vacation at' the Easter. Seal camps. Every gift to the Easter Seal •campaign, which. is sponsored in this area by the Seaforth Lions Club, will be of some help to a crippled child. .Aid Ar Crippled •Child rren Children with physical dis- abilities ' are being discovered by the Ontario Society for Crip- pled Children almost every day of the year. Case- finding is a vitally important Easter Seal function and is carried on in. the remote areas as well as in heavily populated towns and cities through periodic surveys. Crippled children's, surveys are conducted on a "County" basis by a special survey com- mittee composed of representa- tives from the local medical society, Easter 'Seals service clubs and the district nurses of the Ontario So,ciety for Crip- liled Children. Survey notices are sent to all physicians, Clergymen, teachers, official health agencies and com- munity groups to publicize the services available to all physi- cally infirm children under 19 years of age. The - _ families of children re ported are visited by the dis- trict nurses with prior approv- al from the family doctor. •Un- der the doctor's direction, ar- rangements can be made' for a comprete rehabilitation pro- gram embracing medicine, ther- `apics, social service, psycholo- gy, education and recreation. If you know of• a physically handicapped • child not, receiv- ing care and treatment, . notify any member of the 'Seaforth Lions Club which is the Easter Seal club serving the Seaforth district. Have a problem?. Write to Canadian social worker Doris Clark in care of this newspaper. AND. SOON SHE'LL •BE WELL l ness). And some positive' hap - Classified ads pay dividends. DEAR' DORIS—It was won- derful of you to contact your doctor friend about,iy niece. We were' :'at wit's 'rut about how to get her to .go..v,•olan- tarily into hospital. • Before we, could follow your advice; nature stepped in and took a• hand. She had a com- plete breakdown and was tak- en into the mental cases 'ward of the hospital. . Now she is coming along like a house afire. She has been given shock treatments and'' i§ a changed youngster.. Itemein'- ber how withdrawn and de- pressed she was? Well, accord- ing to reports, slie is getting real outspoken. She will be borne in 10 days but will remain on .pills and visittheclinic, but she is go- ing back to school. And this almostfloored• me: she is very anxious to get back! Auntie DEAR AUNTIE --Hallelujah* Now is the time to follow up with encouragement at home. She should be treated like a normal person—just like any- one,,• recovering' from any ' ill ness. - No constant reminders to be careful; no talking about her in front of her.. . Private ses- sions with her toward good grooming, tidy hair (things which are let slide during ill - tr 1 Mr. and Mrs. .fanny . 'Grtnn- mett, proprietors of Danny's f)rive-1n Restaurant ' at Wing* ham, have: purchased Lin* Kiln Ledge at Inverhuron, Kincar- dine township, Bruce County. Their, new establishment will be open -for business Iro i ,June 18 to Labor tiay. Lime Kiln Lodge has 'been operated as- a summer resort for 34 years, starting out in a small -Way and expanding to' its present main dining, room, 23 eabins and "coin laundry. The dining room and laundry serge the prtblic as well as register- ed guests. In addition to these facilities, there are badminton and tennis courts, , a lining patio, spacious lawns and beau- tiful flower gardens. • The main attraction is the old kiln. in the garden which was operated for over half a century and. was still in use as late as • 1920. The limestone was gathered from the beach and the kiln , was fired with driftwood, supplemented by cut, tings froryi area bushland. The limestone was burned for two days and nights, under constant watch, acid then cooled in the form of lime, Which was sold by the bushel and used in many of the' foundations of nearby buildings. The kiln at Inver - harem is the only one remain- ing on the lakeshore..- The lodge 'has been patron- ized. by vacationers who have returned annually for many years, as well as new guests, who have learned of its fine reputation., Mr. and Mrs. Grummett will remain in the restaurant busi- ness at' Wingham" and operate their new establishment only during the holiday season. py challenges that make her feel needed and competent. ... The reception she• gets, frorn`. friends and family 'now are all- important to her •permanent ` recovery. DEAR DORIS—My legs are bigger than the rest of me, et- pecially the thighs. This is very embarrassing when wearing shorts and a bathing suit, be- cause the largeness of thighs shows up more than it. does in slims. Embarrassed DEAR EMBARRASSED—You can do a lot with exercise and massage. I'm sending you a leaflet, "Some Special Notes For Chubby Legs," which de- scribes ' some thigh - shapers, knee -shapers and flesh -thump- ers. Regular faithful perform- ance can turn a shapely limb. (Available to other readers for ten cents and a stamped, self-addressed' envelope.) • DEAR DORIS-1 am writing you to ask if you would have any literature for a debate on "Does 'or does not TV affect the child, and if so, how?" .. Debater / DEAR DEBATER—No print- ed literature; you'll ' find that in your library. But would you like' my private two `cents' worth? Pros: Educational half-hours help broaden the .child's world; even commercials' help with word and object 'recognition, letters and numbers. Outstand- ing artists—when we have them' —stimulate an interest in good music. • Cons: TV keeps little Wil- liam rooted to one spot when he should ...be 'tearing around developing his 'social conscious- ness even as he stretches and develops his muscles, in • pray times with his pals.. And the scarcity of programs geared to ,his needs threatens to give him an unbalanced view of life—at a time when everything he hears and sees stimulates his imagination. TO INSOMNIA — Sleeping pills, when prescribed' by a doc- tor, and taken just the. way he says, to, can do a tremendous amount of good. At the same time, no trill removes the worry or strain that caused the sleep- lessness, And" too •much de- peridence on drugs equals an addiction, no matter how thin you slice it; • • '- Every week more people dis- cover what mighty- jobs are aedomplished by low cost Ex- positor Want Ads. Dial '52740240. 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