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The Brussels Post, 1970-05-07, Page 7McGavin's 14 am Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE. LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE WALTON, ONTARIO BRUSSELS SEAFORTH 887-6365 527-0245 SISN.4401ihistoroallilltia tiallINISettosit040-44-z.NWSpa ~c ilttftv. • • GOL DEN WORDS THE TH ROSTL E "Sunman is coming. sliMlner 1S comi ng, know it, F know it, I know it. Light again, leaf again, life again, love 11 gaia, " Ye:,; my wild little Poet. Ring the now year in under the blue. Last year you sang it as gladly. " New, new new, new!'" is it then, so new That you should carol so Madly? "Love, again, song again, nest again, young again," Never a prophet so crazy! And hardly a daisy as yet, little Friend, See, there is hardly a daisy. "Here again., here, here. here, happy year!" () warble, unchidden, unbidden! Summer is Coming, is coming, my clear, And all the winters are hidden. Tester: "What would you do if you were in a 10-ton truck, going uli ti very icy hill', the moter con- ked out, and the brakes failed?" Applicant: "Quickly adjust the rear vim mirror!" That first mortgage you need for your residential or farm property may cost less than you think at Victoria and Grey Trust. if it's a good risk property, don't let money stand in your way. Just 'phone Victoria and Grey. It4ANT COMPANY &MCC 141Net. L1STOWEL BRANCH 291-1450 fl t hicorrte —'0PTOMOTRIST SEAFORTH, GOVENLOCH ST, 527-1240 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Thursday Evening. CLINTON OFFICE, 10 ISSAC STREET Monday, and Wednesday 482-7010 Call Either Office For Appointment CRAWFORD and MILL J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB, and vVINIGHAM PHONE 357-3630 BRUSSELS PHONE 887-9491 Tip ART„TSS4145 POST BRUSSgLS, ONTA4,10 T ititspAY, ,N1.11.Y 703, 1970 .4.4-,444r^^-444 BRASSEL$ posru. ROY W. KENNEDY, PubiishOr ROX 50, illruSselti, Ontario, FobIlshed at Brusbe1s, Ontario, every ThlArSc1PY S*0110 cads Mail Registration Number 9568 Member of candian Weekly Newspapers Assoolation Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association R. J. BAUER YOUR MASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER A Complete Line Of New and Used Farm Equipment PHONE 5 BRUSSELS. ONT Jim Cardiff REAL ESTATE BROKER GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT FOR HOWICK FARMERS M!JTUAL FIRE li‘Jk. FIRE AUTO LIABILITY PHONEY OFFICE 887-6100 , RES, 887.6164 "HOUSE o f MAX" FURNISHINGS — INTEIRIORS M. L. WATTS FUNERAL HOME PHONE: 887-5336 or 887.6585 BRUSSELS, ONT. WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP QUALITY SERV!CE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Your Guarantee For Over 35 Years of CEMETERY LETTERING Box 156 WINDHAM JOHN MALLICK WM. ADAMSON Pigs Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Mai 887-6357 PCV CLASS FS and F THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Office — Main Street SEAFORTH Insures 4 Town Dwellings * All Classes of Farm ProperYT * Summer Cottages * Churches, Schools, Halls objects, etc.) Is also available. Extended coverage (wind smoke, water damage, falling ;fatties Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V, J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforth; CllOt011; Genrge (Juno, Dublin! Donald G. Elston, Seattirth Wm, Lielper 4,, 1:40141,pplMre; 0.0wy-11 Vacori 7lrtIgNo3; Tifttalti THAY NEED,SOMEONE. "Old peole too often sit alone in little pools of silence and lone- liness," according to Airs. W, Attwell, Supervisor Crafts and Activities, Department of Social and loaiithy Services, Home. for the Aged, "They need to be reached on a person to person busts, need ,someoue to listen to them and en- courage them. They need someone who will take the trouble to dis- cover their private dreams." Mrs. Attwell, who spoke to CIIIB's Ontario • Rehabilitation Teachers' Conference in Toronto recently, pointed out that while crafts are an important motivat- ing tool, they are only a means to end, Any art or era It or recreation, should be an avenue of enjoyment and a means of personal develop- ment. e CNI11 rehabilitation 'Teachers work with blind people of all ages, a large percentage of their clients are elderly. Many of them live in (NIB residences. Be- cause the cYrp, teacher is herself blind, she has in a way a built-in bond with her client. She, encour, ages renewed interest in life by patient, friendly direction in the Skills of daily liYing. Singe the teacher' is proficient at many crafts her elderly blind pupil is usually encouraged to try at least one, Mrs. Attwell cautioned the in- structors against teaching craftS that are too simple or too repet- itious. "Phe mind as well as the hands need to he involved. It's helpful too," she added, if the art or craft raises a little money with which to buy new materials," Other conference sessions irt cluded an. exchange of craft ideas as well as new crafts, Speakers covered topics from welfare ser- vices and family benefits to rec- reation and consumer affairs. "The convention was extrem- ely stimulating,", reported ,Hiss Trmily Philpott. Rehabilii tion District. `Tye come 'hothe with a whole new bag: of ideas. I can hardly wait to try them out." TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR SAFE DRIVING I. Thou shalt hold nothing but thy steering wheel. : If, Thou shalt not: make.tinto thee a, god of the horse- power. III. Thou shalt not take the centre lane in vain, tteanember the driver be hind to let him pass Honor thy father and mother and thine Other passengers. VI. Thou shall, not kill any pedestrian. ArIth Thou shalt not steal thy neighbour's eyes with thy headlights, — nor his ears With thy horn, — nor. his OnjOYInent with thy litter. IX Then shalt not. bear false, Witness with thy signals. signals, X. Than shalt not covet thy 'higtibolteg right,of,w07: OliotO