The Huron Expositor, 1972-04-27, Page 21. A man ran into a grizzly
bear while walking in the woods.
In reporting this experience to a
friend, he said; "When j saw
that bear, my whole life raced
before me and I recalled every-
thing I had ever done."
Immediately, his friend in-
quired: "Say Buddy! When your
life whizzed by, did you see any-
thing of that $20.00 I lent you ten
years ago?"
know the baby's trouble-
some at times," said the young
husband to his harried wife, "but
remember-,- -4the-hand -that
the cradle is the hand that rules
the world'."
"In that case," replied his
wife, "suppose you assume world
domination for a.few hours while
I go to a movie."'
v The Legislature's Committee
on Resource Developmenkis con-
tinuing its hear logs into the
operations of the Workmen's'
Compensation Board, and has
been told by the Chairman of that
Board, Bruce Legge,. that the
$82,000 paid to John Cauley over
28 months after his retirement
was given out of "fairness" and
not by any regulation.
Mr. Legge said the arrange-
ment, made for Mr.. Dailey was
similar to many others, but he
felt the Board's order setting out
the termA was badly worded, and,
seemed_ gin_ the- Boari;Lauth-
ority which was really that of the
Minister of Labour.
However, Mr. Legge agreed
that no-one else had received
sick leave and holiday benefits
after they have resigned.
provincial Auditor George
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TH IS': HUR0N,IPEP0311TORe SEAFORTH, .03,04 MAY ii; 1373' 13
•
with An irate woman argued
an 'airline att.01041*" 411 you can
fly this plane 600,MileS per hour
in the dark and Mid Los Angeles,
why can't you find my luggage?'
A Report From
...Queens Park
by Murray Qaunt,M.P.P.
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The Huntsville Salvation Army Band, along witirmem.-
bers from the Wingham, and Goderich Corps, visited
Huronview on Sunday afternoon and presentecLa_concert, -- -
of religious music in the auditorium.
Mr. Vatic] der Unde led the Christian Reform song
service on Sunday evening. He was assisted by several
members of the congregation.
Mr. and I "s. Bert "Finlay of Goderich were guests
on Monday afternoon's get-together and helped provide
the music, along with Mary Taylor, Norman Speir and
Jerry Collins. Mr. McMillan of Harriston livened up the
activities by calling off a square dance.
Mrs. Chrystal Jewitt played the' piano for a sing-a-
long and several numbers during the lunch period . at the
Clinton Kinettes monthly program and tea on Wednesday.
Kinettes Barbara Norman, Jean Jewitt, Rox Ann Brown,
and Maxine Merner were in charge of the program and,
the appreciation pf the residents for the enjoyable after-
noon was extended to the girls by Mrs. Albert Colclough.
The Wheel-U Dealers -a•modern square dance group
from the Clinton, Goderich and Seaforth area, provided
the Family Night program. The group of twenty-five,
with Ross Merrill as master of ceremonies, danced sev-
eral rounds and square dance numbers with Glen Patter-
son calling. Some of the men joined together for novelty
songs with everyone joining in a sing-a-long.
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
hence said this week, at the
Legislature's Standing Commit-
tee on Public Accounts, that he
had refuse'''d-audit clerk Thpma$
Smith permission to go through
back files to find examples of
'Improper year end spending by
'Government Departments.
The Committee had previous-
ly ordered the Provincial Aud-
itor's Department to give Mr.
Smith access to any records the
.audit clerk wanted.
The Opposition members of
the Committee attempted to gain
special accounting ad other ex-
-pea: -assistanee;
rejected by .Government mem-
bers.
Opposition members feel that
since the Auditor's own perform-
ance has come into question they
need other assistance.
Consideration of the esti-
mates is continuing, and so far
six Departments have come under
review.
•It has been revealed that the
Department of National Revenue
has been given permission to use
.the industrial, commercial and
farm appraisal cards of the Ass-
essment -Branch of the 'Ontario
Government to create a data
bank for Capital Grant pur-
poses.
This information will be used
by the Department of National
Revenue in 'the calculation of,
any Capital Gains:
It appears as though Ontario
is assuming the full cost . of
supplying this data.
The. new assessment pro-
gramme is costing $30 million
a year, or roughly $60 a prop-
erty.
Clinton Office:
Phone 482-7007
Monday to Friday
2 -- 5 p.m.
TUES., & FRI., 7 to'9 p.m,
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Monday to Friday
9• d.m: to 12 noon
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These handsome . brothers will both have birthdays in •
early summer. What a splendid Celebr it will be if they
can spend their'birthdays with a family of • .eir ov
K -kneth (left) is 9 and Donald is 10. They are Anglo-
Saxon 'in descent. Kenneth has light brown hair; Donald's is
darker. Both boys have fair skin and dark eyes. They are
in good health. Kenneth has whit is called a functional
heart murmur, 'but his activities are not restricted in any
way.
Thought they have , normal brotherly arguments (some-
times physical as well as verbal) these • two are warmly
attached to, each other. They have never been separated and
would be deeply •distressed if life took them in different
directions.. •
The attachment•hetween these boys is even more im-
portant because they are living in a farm foster home where
they have no other young friends. ,So Kenneth and Donald are
constant companions as well-as being brothers.
The boys like everything about country life. They enjoy
the open spaces and -all the places there are to
are friendly with the farm animals and like to help in.looking
after them. They have several cats as pets. -
Kenneth is especially interested in all the farm machinery.
DOnald devotes his attention mainly to cars and tractors -
the real thing. He has no use for the toy variety. •
Both boys have favorite television programs and for
Donald hockey games are the highlight. Donald also collects
hockey cards.
Kenneth is a quiet lad, generally contented who is inclined
to day dream. When the boys are together, Kenneth lets his •
brother do most of the talking, but when he feels like making
his own contribution he is a pleabant boy to talk with. Kenneth ,
lacks confidence in himself, 'so he needs parents who will give
him encouragement and reassurance.
Donald is an alert, talkative lad with a friendly smile.
He is rather high strung and impalsive,, but is learning'the
benefits of looking before leaping.
Both boys are in Grade 3: It is not anticipated they will ,
be top scholars but they are good-natured, co-operative boys
who can be welcome; adaptable members of • a family. They
need a home where they belong. Both really enjoy a .family
atmosphere. Their foster' parents have u. wide connection
with much Visiting and many reunions and the boys enter
whole-heartedly into these outings..
Parents • for these two -should be relaked, affectionate
people Who will provide stimulation without pressure. It .
would. be best if the boys were the only children in the home,
or not more than two others. •
To enquire about adopting Kenneth and Donald, please write
to Today's Child, Box 888, StatiOn K, Toronto. For generai
adoption information, ask your Children's Aid Society.
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