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• 6A Clinton News-Recvd, Thursday, July 8, 1971
root my 1.v
13Y SHIRT-EY J. KELLER
Like everybody else, I'm
sweltering in the heat these days.
It is 90 degrees and hotter most
of the time lately except for the
midnight hours and I'm getting
edgy because of it,
I met one chap on the street
who was mopping the
perspiration from his brow and
)poking as though he'd just
stepped out of a steam tent.
"I'm not going to complain,"
he told me. "I promised myself
last January that if it ever got
warm again, I was not going to
complain about the heat. And
I'm going to keep my Word. I
will net complain,"
Well, I like my weather a
little more moderate and since
no one really suffers if I
complain about the conditions
outdoors, I intend to keep
beefing. It is the only
3onAolation an old woman gets
these days,
I'm amazed at the way
lifferent people react to heat,
aren't you.
Take my five-year old, for
instance. He thrives in heat. He
never seems to notice it. He
plays out in the boiling sun as
vigorously as if it Was a balmy
75 degrees and though there are
little beads of sweat on his
forehead, he is content in the
sunlight with only the occasional
iced drink to carry him through,
Last night, it was so humid
and sticky-hot that no one -
except our youngest - could get
to sleep. But it was no trick for
z,he little guy to get off to
Aumberland. He climbed into his
flannelette pyjamas and pulled
all the covers up around him and
went fast asleep in no time flat.
My husband urged him to at
least remove his PJ top. He
refused, He even balked at the
mggestion that the covers on the
bed be folded down to the
footend for the night.
"I'm cold," he told us
3tubbornly.
And then there are the folks
ike my next door neighbor who
never give any indication by
their appearance that they are
warm. There is no moisture on
she brow, no stringy hails, no
clammy hands. In fact, on the
hottest day in summer, my
neighbour looks as though she
just emerged from a cooling
bath.
"How do you stay looking so
crisp and cool?" I asked her the
On Sunday, June 20, on
Highway 21 at Eighteen Mile
Creek Br., Rene Castilloux, 99
St, David Street, Goderich and
Denis.4Regier, RR 2, Zurich were
involved in a two-car accident
resulting in minor damage to the
vehicles they were driving.
On Sunday, June . 20, on
Concession 8.9 south of Huron
Road 13, Rodney Stirling, RR 3,
Clinton was involved in a single
honda accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle he was
driving. Stirling received injuries,
On Friday, June 11, on Lot
79, Plan 5, 13ayfield, an
unknown vehicle struck and
damaged a parked unattended
vehicle owned by William Frank
Lobb, RR 2, Clinton, resulting
in Minor damage to the Lobb
vehicle,
On Tuesday, June 22, on
12th and 13th Concession east
of County Road 12, Henry
1Vliddegaal, RR 1, Blyth, struck
and injnred two cattle resulting
in minor damage to his vehicle.
On Wednesday, June 23, on
County Road south of Sideroad
5 and 6, Bernadus DeJong,
Holland; Shirley Williamson, RR
1, Walton and Prank Riley, RR
2, Seaforth were involved in a
three.car accident resulting in
damage to the Wong vehicle.
Passenger Marianne Segren, RR
2, Seaforth received injuries,
On Wednesday, June 28, at
Nairn Drive south of Highway 8,
John McDonald, RR 2, Goderich
and Peter Filion, RR 2,
Goderich were involved in a
two-car colliSion resulting in
minor damage to the vehicles
they were driving,
On Thursday, June 24, on
County Road 3 east of Highway
4, Donald Jervis Taylor, RR 3,
Goderich was involved in a
other day. "I'm so blessed hot
think faint and you'd thinly
You had your own inner
air-cooling system."
"Oh I feel the heat terribly,"
she said. "But I just keep
running cool water over my
wrists and I manage to keep
relatively comfortable. You
should try that, Shirley, It works
wonders."
Somewhere from the
resources of my mind, I recall
that little trick, It was in the
same article where it was
advocated to keep your cologne
in the refrigerator during the hot
weather, to put on fresh
underwear morning, afternoon
and evening, and to drink plenty
of iced tea and rest in a shady
spot.
.1 remember reading that item
during a lunch break on a
blistering hot summer day 15
years ago when I was hoeing
white beans for a living. And I
remember telling my husband
that a lady of leisure could keep
cool and lovely while those of us
who were less fortunate had to
suffocate in the sunshine.
He was helpful as I recall.
"Hoe' early in the morning
and late at night," was his
suggestion.
And I just cannot for the life
of me understand those fellows
and gals (mostly gals) who
prostrate themselves in the sun
on a beach for hours on end
during a hot day. There they
recline, scantily clad with the
sun's rays beating and burning
onto and into every inch of skin.
Sun-worshippers, I think they
used to call them, claim they
enjoy wilting on the sand. They
say they become golden brown
and somewhat immune to the
heat. I'd find it pure torture.
Somehow I think I'd rather
sweat it out in the shade
somewhere. At least when it
cooled down, your body still
wouldn't be afire,
And last but not least, I really
dig those air-conditioned offices
and stores where the employees
run around shivering and
sweatered even though the
temperature soars to the high
80's and low 90's outside.
"It is too cold in here to be
healthy," they say. "I'd rather
put up with the heat than be
comfortable in here. I think I'm
getting the sniffles."
single-car accident when he
struck and killed two pigs
resulting in damage to his
vehicle.
On Friday,, June 25, on
County Road 4, east of Highway
81, John Andrew Kingma, RR 2,
Dashwood was involved in a
single car accident resulting in
minor damage to the vehicle he
walk driving.
On Friday, June 25, in
Holrnesville, James Angus, RR 2,
Clinton and Benson Sowerby,
RR 2, Goderich were involved in
a two-car accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle they were
driving.
On Friday, June 25, on
Highway 8 east of Hohnesville
(Huron Road 31), James Edward
'Manderson, RR 2, Goderich and
James Frederick Blackwell, 122
Elgin Avenue West, Goderich
were involved in a two-car
accident resulting in minor
damage to the vehicles they were
driving.
On Saturday, June 26, in
,Ashfield Township, John Gibb,
RR 3, Wingham was involved in
A single-car accident resulting in
damage to his vehicle.
On Saturday, June 26, at Lot
27, Concession 8, West
Wawanosh Township, an
unknown vehicle struck and
daMaged a fence owned by
James Fitileon, RR 2, Lucknow,
On Saturday, June 26, on
Sideroad 12, West Division,
Ashfield Township, south of
Highway 86, Norman Philip
IVIousseau, 23906 Harvard Shore
Drive, St, Clair Shores, Michigan
was involved in a single-car
accident resulting in damage to
his vehicle.
Charges, 18; H.T.A., 10;
L.C.A., 6 of which 2 are minors;
C.C., 2; Warnings, 16; Safety
Talks, 10; No. Schools, 1; No.
Children, 280.
GENERAL
Requests for assistance, 28;
Prisoner Escort, nil; Convictions
- In Provincial Court, Criminal
Division, Goderich, 27 persons
convicted of ti.T.A, offences, 3
convicted of C.C, offences and
10 convicted of L,C.A. offences.
Attention Parents) Where do
your Children play? Last year in
Ontario, 7 children were killed
while playing on the roadway
and another 451 Were injured.
YOU can help protect your
youngsters by making sure they
always play in a safe place.
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