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file
'1 1/2 in, 2-ton truck gross
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8 in. '2 1/2 -ton truck
gross
10.th. 3 1/2-tong truck
gross
12 in. 8-ton truck gross
The table does not apply to parked
loads for which thicker ice would
be required.
Doctor: 'You have only one hour
to live. Is there anyone you'd
like to see?'
Patient: 'Yes, another doctor.'
What is thin ice? As a guide
to ice safety the following table
applies over lakes with clear
blue ice:
Ice Permissible Load
Thickness
1 in.
2 in.
Stay Off
One person on foot
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ANYWAY.
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21 Shoshonean
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24 The knee
25 Cheese dish
27 Icebergs
28 Insect egg
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31 High (music)
32 Coarse
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Set. at $1600,000
Timmy; symbol of the 1970, Easter Seal Campaign to aid crippled children, is Stephen Francis,
a 10' year-old Grade 5 student at Toronto's Sunnyview Public School. The Campaign in aid
of the Ontario Society for Crippled Children, runs from February 26 to March 29.
Toronto. The Ontario Society
for Crippled Children is seeking
$1,600,000 from the 19700ntarie
Easter Seal campaign which will
extend from February 26 to
March 29, Easter Sunday.
Announcement of the objective
and dates were made by W. Deny
Whitaker, Ontario campaign
chairman., Mr. Whitaker said an
ebjectiVe of $500,000 has been
set for the Metropolitan Toronto
area with the balance to be raised
throughout the remainder of the
province.
The campaign is sponsored by
the Society in conjunction with
230 Easter Seal service clubs
throughout Ontario. One half the
funds raised by each Club is re-
tained by it for services and sup-
plies for local needy handicapped
youngsters.
The balance of the funds are
used by the Ontario Society for
. Crippled Children to supply such
province-wide services as nur-
sieig (the Society' has 3'1 specially
trained nurses in 21 regional
offices throughout Ontario), tra-
velling clinics of medical spe-
cialists, research, into crippling
disorders of children and the
operation and maintenance of the
five summer camps owned by the
Society.
Upon request, the Society will
provide advice and assistance'
wherever possible to various ac-
tive treatment Centres through-
out Ontario and, in addition, sub-
sidizes the operating deficits of
.the Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre in Toronto.
The latter is a world-
renowned treatment and rehahili-:
tation centre offering a complete
range of services to the young-
sters, inclduing diagnostic and
. assessment services, a 105-bed
hospital, a 17-room school, den-
tal clinic, therapy, recreational
facilities, psyqhological and =f-
etal services, and orthotth and
prosthetic tesearch arid develop-
ment.
Mr. Whitaker emphasized that
the Society's funds are used to
provide services and supplies
that extend beyond those covered
. by official hospitalization or
health programs.
'Easter Seal contributions',
he said; 'provide a direct oppor-
tunity to assist the more than
'14,000 handicapped youngsters in
Ontario to take an active part in
the life of the community.'
Beware of
Thin Ice
Loneliness is all too often a part of life's routine to a crippled child. To help treat and
rehabilitate these youngsters, the Ontario Society for 'Crippled Children this year is seeking
$1,600,000 through its Easter Seal campaign which runs February 26 to march 29.
Seek $2,000 for
Local Objective
According . to committee
chairman. E, 'S. Campbell, some
2500 'envelopes have been. mailed
to residents of Seaforth and sur-
rounding area. • •,.. . -
' This year the local objective
has been increased to $2,000,Mr.
Campbell said. To reach this the
co-operation of the entire com-
munity will be necessary.
' Crippled children's work is
one of the main projects of the
Seaforth Lions Club and it is
only through the sale of Easter
Seals that members are able to
_assist locally any crippled child
who needs special braces or
other assistance, in order that
they may live ' a happier and
more useful life.
' The committee in charge of
this year's drive has asked that
anyone.receiving Easter Seals
who does not care to send in a
donation, to please hand or send
the seals to a friend or neighbor.
'please do not return the seals
to the club, since it'-costs the
club seven cents to redeem them
from the Post Office.
While some envelopes con-
taining cheques or cash have
been received, it is anticipated
that a much better response will
be made durinc,the next few days.
If the campaign is to be a-
success - and it must ' be a
success, Mr. Campbell said - a
great many more contributions
are required. Between now and
the close of. the drive, at least
1,000 donations are required .to
put Seaforth over the top.
E. S. CLAIR CAMPBELL
who is chairman for the Easter
Seal campaign being sponsored
locally by the Seaforth Lions
Club: Proceeds ,from the
campaign make ,' possible the
Lions Club crippled children's
work in the area.
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quarterback,
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grants .„
43 Smooth and 33 Spanish
unaspirated painter
44 Irish head 34 Standards
47 Race horse's 35 Sheep's cry
doctor 36 ipecac
49 French friend compound
Sports and Spartsmen1
2 Printing
mistakes
3 Tidier
4 At this time
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6 Calmness
7 Golf club
8 Rent
King (Fr.)
10 Laundry
machine
11 Malayan city
12 Place of utter
darkness
19 Woody fruit
22 Legislative
body
24 Mild
26 Containers
27 Used in'many
sports
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