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Dario
In a small office, your jeb descrip-
tion can entail'a wide variety. Until last
week, f •had no reason .te complain
However, I'now find one disgusting
duty added to my description,,
Past years, . partieurtarly in the, sum-
mer, have seen itspicking up garbage
candy ,wrappers, pop cats, etc. -' from
in front. of ;our building. This clean up
duty would come each q on ng. people
tee lazy to walk the few .feet to• the
garbage can at Beckers
being ,the, Culprits. This
• sunnier there was. a great
improvement thanks!
Last :summer,' weeven
found a 'parirr:`of silk she
out bebind::our° building~
along ..with: the wide .array
of broken'beer bottles, poi
betties "and. -pizza boxes. that greet' -us on
a regular basis
Walking through the alleyWay beside
ourbuildingc . be a" toethreatening
•':
can_.'
- experten 'ce,: particularly if you are
wearing sandals.
However; I digress.
As 1 • turned the comer of the builds
ing one' martiang'last reek', what` I am
greeted with'?
{
of in ;o popc ns or„t e”
r •::canSi . the.r inarns
of an ice cream cone.notunderwear, or
�>o.
beer bottles or liquor; bottles or pieces
of pizza trappe& into;. the. sidewalk. No
- it was dog feces .. A
My cohort in crime here, announced
s
she hadn't noticed it whenshe arrived.
And seeing as I have the title of
natal Manager, .she insisted `power
scooper' was in my realm•of :respons -
bility.
She had only one suggestion Use
the ' shovel. Put you `still have to get it
off the :shovel,
Se arme& with half a roll of . paper
towel, .I gingerly approached the mess.
I managed:tonpick it up, make it to the
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r is a world of satisfaction for the farmer -
in ''tie,; use-' of .twine that runs smoothly in,his
binder . from beginning' . to the end of : harvest.
The.' Good; Old Reliable
town garbage can before i started gag-
ging. If you were the person who saw a
woman running.. down the street in heels
gagging that 'was ane.
Ifyou are the owner of the dog that
left the mess, thanks a lot. You . really
ruined :toy' day!'
your four -legged friend is an- animal
with no understanding that what
I?re/she it leaves behind is offensive to
business -eople, shoppers and visitors,
ou, however, are human, with suppos-
edly.:soiree grey ;matter "between your
ears. ,
Have . dot? Will .walk? Have
your scOoperl
ut and .. ;more' eco :om
even and 'start�n thro>u lxc�� ,is
. twine,. Th ...1e is
kcalto-use-than ah��C., ��n�th R twi e. Thelength
uaranteed by the tag on :eve ball of. Plymouth..
Or real twine satisfaction there is nothing like
the genuine Plymouth Twine.
RAE & PORTEOUS
Lucknow Ont:
According . to:the►
.Census, Grey -Bruce had
!'49,340 people. People
r5+makes `up -15,, per
cent. of the total con-
7. per cent for
he rate of Caesarean
ti on deliveries ° has
ren
increasing in Grey-
race hospitals.Almot
:per cent of babies
)rn in, 1994195 were by
ection..
a'
ut
10 years ago
September 9,19�26
Election
>rreturns -. 'The` Fire-. Companyhave
arranged toshave the election, returns delivered
:at- the Town Hall on election day, September,
14 e very best possible service will be sectixed�
Resides the election returns a good .concert 'Pro-
gram will be .given, and the local band will give
Selections
throughout the evening.
As thera will be considerable 'expense
for hall and
,tele.:.graph service,,an admission charge of .25 will he
Made. de. Any plus will of -tote Mill pond pairid .
nna .srYrp the . , •
g.
Minister leaves - . The Rev, C.1L Dickinson; who
Minister
has been in charge, of the church work on Ashfield
Circuit for the past year, "has accepted ted an invitation to
'� , ye , d
$nto_..t.Andrew's United Church Moose: Jaw, ask.
.,.�,� ..,.. �.
where he will become assistant pastor and superinten-
dent of religious education. -
SO yearse ago
Se to 1946
iYrtlyer�� �1�
r
• ttMernori l:- Councillors Temple Clark
and W.A. Soto onhave been named to
'arrange to have the names 'of local boys
Who paid, the supreme sacrifice in World War r1
inscribed on the war memorial at the town Hall, and
to see that the monument is properly illuminated.
arting of the ways: - With George Chin slated to
dehis puck ,chasing in Windsor this winter; with
Albert employed ed locall and with till seeking admis-
sion to. Toronto .University, it looks like the
parting of
the ways for this famous trio of young lads who have
thrilled hockey' fans here and throughout western
Ontario with
. • ice.'
their smooth passing plays and:deadli-,
gess around the nets.
Their modesty 'in spite of wide -spread publicity
thatextended even beyond this continent, their.
sportsmanship and gentlemanliness, made 'them
favorites .wherever they went.
15 years ago ,
September 9,:1981
ew hydro route - ReiesentatiVes of Ontari
o
Hydro were in •f ucknow to:. give the public a
chance to look overtheir proposals' for a route.
plan •tp take power from the Bruce Nuclear Power
lveloprment ..into southwestern Ontario. A series of
meetings. were held -in the area to give the public an
opportunity to, have input into the choice of routes.
Lawn bowling - Forty-five representing 16 towns
competed in the annual Limbic)* Lawn Dowling
LabourDay. tournament ' under clear, sunny skies.