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OCTOBER 8, 1975 TERRACE BAY NEWS PAGE II TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN MR ES THE TORONTO SN] SYNDICATE Chris is a loveable, five-year-old, Cree Indian. He. has wavy chestnut-colored hair, dark eyes and olive skin. The glasses are for near-sightedness. Active, busy Chris is behind the average child his age -- especially in speech. But he is having speech therapy and psychologists feel his greatest need is for the company of other children so he will learn from playing with them. Last year he attended a special nursery school but now is enrolled in regular kindergarten. From being an aloof little fellow, Chris has become sociable with both children and adults. In general he is good-natured and co-operative, but he has a temper and can be stubborn. Chris is not expected to be a great scholar but he has made great strides and is doing better than anyone could have predicted a year or so ago. He needs warm, loving parents who will help him continue his progress but will not be unrealistic in their expectations. To inquire about adopting Chris, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. In your letter please tell something of your present family and your way of life. For general adop- tion information, consult your local Children's Aid Societ HE HAS A HAPPY DISPOSITION SAVE LIVES. Jom le PRESENTS THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIALS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12th INCLUDING: - tender slices of turkey - cranberry sauce - turkey dressing - tossed salad - choice of potatoes - coffee, tea or milk --~ freshly baked pumpkin pie ALL THIS FOR ONLY $4.95 PER DINNER ewe /e FOR THANKSGIVING DINER PLEASE PHONE FOR YOUR RESERVATION BEFORE FRIDAY, OCTOBER I0, I975 825-3286