HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-27, Page 9FRI. & SAT.' 2 SHOWINGS 7:30 & 9:15
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employed.
• • •
Actually, true improve-.
ments in the productivity , of
a business come not from '
capital or labour but from
the way that managers put
these both together — for
example, through better
planning and procedures and
more effective manpower
and personnel policies.
• • •
Those who try to persuade
us that. poor Canadian pro-
ductivity stems from small
plants or a small domestic
market are misguided: The
economy's weakness derives
from extensive foreign
ownership, Which deprives
Lis , of experienced managers
and entrepreneurs, and from
the excessive transfer of re-
sources to the non-produc•
tive goVernment sector.
Though Keith is only eight he has hada lot of upsets in' his
'life. Now he needs the security of belonging to a family and
having a mother and father of his own.
He is living in a small treatment centre for children with
emotional problems. His stay there has changed him from a
distrustful, aloof, destructive, deTiant small boy to a child,
who can make friends, can' express affedtion and whose
naughtiness, is only the kind . one 'expects from a healthy,
active child.
Keith is small and sturdy 'with light-brown hair, big dark
eyes and 'medium complexion. 'He is not expected to excel
academically but could do average work in school, if able to
concentrate longer. His attention span is improving.
Keith is pleasant company for adults and gets,on well with
children. He can entertain himself with. crafts or just by
watching workmen at their jobs. He is fascinated by anything
mechanical. . •
This engaging youngster needs a Mom and Dad who can be
patient and understanding during the .period it will take to
convince him he is really their boy. Once he believes he is
really wanted and loved, he will be a rewarding son:
To inquire about adopting Keith, please write to Today's
Child, Ministry, of Community and Social' Services, Box 888,
Station K, Toronto M4P 2112. In your letter "tell something of
your present family and your way of life.
For general adoption information, contact your local
Children's Aid Society.
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Oranges 3,
, Blues 2,
(eilows 18,
• Violets. 8,
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AN ENGAGING YOUNGSTER
7,000 'MILES
'75 BUICK CENTURY
Sedan, unbelievable but true — just 7,600 lady
driven miles. V6 engine, automatic, power
steering, power brakes, radial white walls,
wheel discs, vinyl top, rear defogger, Ziebart
rustproofed. Lic. No. JSB 927
'3,995
1 5,000 MILES
'72 FIRENZA SL STATION WAGON
4 cylinder-'.engine, automatic transmission,
roof rack, power brakes, Michelin radials;
' wheel discs, local one owner car. Lic. No. OH-
C 194
$1,095
cGEE
Pontiac-Buick
Cadillac
HAMILTON ST., GODERICH
524-8391
1976 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2; 111.6 • THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL" LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • PAGE NINE
OTTAWA
Continued, from Page 8
have only superficial differ-
encei in name and packaging.
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Clearly, present producti-
i'/ity figures are unreliable as.a .
guide to national competi-
tive efficiency. They give us
no. clue as to' which indus-
tries, should be encouraged,
which phased out.' •
• • •
'Nor do they give recogni-
tion to social costs — such as
health care, environmental
damage or resource' deple-
tion — 'for which accounting,
systems. make no provision.
As a result, two industries
which rank highest for pro-
ductivity by the present
method of Measurement are
distilling Wand the exploration
of non-renewable resources.
• 10 •
The Canadian Federation
of ' Indepehdent Business
would like to see the govern-
ment stablish a more effec-
tive form of productivity
measurement which would
relate output to the amount
of both capital and labour
Talk about
low mileage
used cars
WELL --- just
look at these!
8 ,000 'MILES
'76 OLDS. CUTLASS S
Two door hardtop, 35014 V8, automatic, poifer
steering, power brakes, styled wheels, let-
tered radials, radio,. electric rear defogger,
swivel bucket seats, console, bumper guards,
tinted windshield, etc. Lic. No. KMY 736. Just
gorgeous
(5,195
1'5,000 MILES
'74 VEGA HATCHBACK
4 'cylinder economy, standard transmission,
radio, protective mouldings, Lic. No. JCX 883
$2,195
29 00 MILES
'72 BUICK. LESABRE• CUSTOM
4 door h . , 350 V8, automatic, power
steering, power rakes, radio, tinted wind-
shield, rear defeR er, vinyl top. This car has
never seen a 'drop of salt as 'it is driven to
Texas every winter. Locally owned. Licente
No. LHH 863'
$2,795