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THURSDAY, OCT. 21st, 2,071
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BRUSSELS MINOR, HOCKEY ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES
MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION
IN THE BRUSSELS LIBRARY .BASEMENT
BETWEEN 7:30' AND 9:00 P.M. ON
WITH GUN LICENSE YOU
ASSUME RESPONSIIVLITIES
Anyone who is issued a. gun
license is' assuming great respon-
- sibilities. He has been given and
accepted the license with, the un-
derstanding that he can safely
handle the lethal weapon under
all circumstances that may occur
during his pursuit of the game he
may be hunting. Only a person
trained in the us and handling
of firearms should be allowed to
assume such resonsibilitiea,
Fortunately, our Department of
Lands and Forests agree with
this thinking and lowered hunting
accident rate proves their wisdom.
The Ontario Safety League
claims that the hunter's respon-
sibilities cover much more than
just safe handling of his fire-
arm during the hunt. It starts
with proper storage of guns and
ammunition in home, safe trans-
portation to and from hunting
areas, proper clothing to prevent
being mistaken for game and the
ability to positively identify. the
game he is hunting. It includes
obeying the game laws of the area
in which Lie is hunting and mak-
ing clean kills, not taking impos-
sible shots and wounding animals
who escape to a lingering death,,
The recipient of the gun license
accepts the responsibility of being
a good sportsman in every sense
of the word, not allowing the
excitement of the hunt or his
eagerness for game to induce
unsafe actions or 'affect his good
judgement.
The Ontario Safey League sug,
gest that it Would be a good idea
if every hunter seriously consid-
ered his resplonsibiliities before
accepting a. gun license this Fail,
NO CHILD SHOULD.
RIDE `LOOSE' IN A CAR
Recently, a four month old girl
died through a combination, of
events that might have been
prevented.
The infant, the" only Passenger
in the car, fell from the front seat.
on to the floor as the car was
rounding a corner. When the
driver bent to pick her up, he lost
control and Crashed Into a build.
fug. The child was taken to bos-
vital Where she later died
Had the child been, wearing, ,any
tYPe of auto reatraint, the ac-
cident might note have occurred
says the Ontario safety League.
George Ham, Manager of the Lea-
gues Family Safety DeNtrtment
says, "While. I would like to see
every child under 5 in the best.
restraint made, I'd be content for
a start, if I could just get them
out of the front seat and into a
restraint — any restraint.
No child should ride 'loose' in a,
car, at any time. Children over
5 years old can wear the regular
car lap belt, but under that
age, they should have a restraint
specifically suited to their age.
Two widely acclaimed devices,
which have been crash tested 'are
the General Motors "Infant Car-
rier, for infants up to one year,
and the Ford Tot-Guard, for
children 1 - 5. A number of
other devices meeting, minimal
standards are generally available,
For more information on Child
Restraints and the various makes
and models available, send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
to 'Child Passenger'. Box 4072,
Station 'A', Toronto.
COI, OEN WORDS
So long as mere are homes to
which men turn at close of
day,
So long as there are homes where
children are and women stay;
If love and loyalty and faith be
found across those sills,
A stricken nation can recover
from its greatest ills.
So long a s there are homes where
fire§ burn Uright and there 'is
bread
So long as there ar.1 homes where
lamps Are lit and,prayers are
said;
Although, a people, falter through
the dark and nations grope,
If God Himself is in those little
home, we must have hope..
A careful mother I must' be
To the little one who follows me.
Pdare not ever go astray
For fear she'll go the self-same
way,
Remember what she sees MG
de,
She might, herself, ,try one day,
too,
She must believe I'm good and
fine,
For she'll accept each word of
mine.
A fault in me she must not see —
For 1 build for thee years to be.
You:r kind, you say? I'm glad of
that •
It warms my heart no end;
I'm sure you lave a' ready smile,
A- Willing hand to lend.
You'll-carry on? I know will
And be a little kinder still,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22
A REGISTRATION FEE OF $3.00
PER PLAYER WILL BE CHARGED.
"Surely," the marriange counse-
lor said, you must have said
something to start the argument."
"Not really," the husband Said.
"2dy wife had tried a new recipe
for dinner. When she asked hOW
liked it, all I said WAS: 'it's OX, but
it Will never' take the place
food'
RUSS JACKSON
The right hand of former (..FL all-star Russ Jackson has thrown
some of the finest football passes ever completed on a football
field, and although Russ has retired from the field he's still
veryrnuch involved with the sport — as broadcaster with the
0,BC Russ can be heard calling the plays as the analyst and
colorcommentator on the CBC's Eastern Conference CFL games
and also acts as co-host with Bob Moir on the sports talk show
Replay, seen sstOrday at 600 p,m, on most CEIC-TV stations,