The Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-01-25, Page 4Pagel ,�
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A welcome policy
The Huron .County: rd of Education recently established a policy on
sexual harassment; and :while- the hornet Soli n armory.ors
%without a formaipolicy in this area, and while many other boards in
Ontario do not yet have policies regarding sexual harassment, this
'policy is a welcome one.
Owes of sexual harassment are increasingly in the public :eye these
days. Andes the media shows the public specific cases, it makes people
more ;aware of what .could be construed sus sexual harassment, and
:makes them more aware of their own actions.
To_ovoid Tal prOblems,a teacherin today's #urblicschool system has
follows Utilisers 'careful of how he orshe aleals with students than did
teachersof only 30 or 40 yeamago.
Soa policy srhithatat.sinblade end white what is considered 'to he
mum& hanssement and, just as Importantly, What is not considered to
sexual harassment - "An occasional appropriate compliment is not
inc in the definition of sexual bor.,asament.itelationshipsbetween
consenting . , 1 s which are voluntary and based . on mutual
:attraction..." -can only help to reassure board employees about how
they may relate to fellow .mploysesand 'students.
it isaqually important to have a..complaint procedure with equen-
tial steps, -so ;.people know they have.on av*nue they can take to deal.
with sexual ,harassment <problems.
HcIE Personnel Mt no .r..leerxne,McDonald looked at similar policies
by other :Ontario school : >oawis in making the HIE policy. but airs
foundmany school bis have not yetestablished policies in this .
"We may be somewhat pique land. ahead of tbo game in having Q n o
in Huron minty," she says.
Trustees and ::Board employees say there -has not hernia nose of sex
ual harassment .:before the;1erd for;sev.+ersd years. Still this isa useful
policy, even if it is ; opefailly °lever :used. (Huron :Expositor)
&toil -ars brNciff a
I- it, and 'Number One son bave
lea :aan
ng quite well these days -and
zr.m Hold 1 find nothing to write
4%, it , 11" SI, I thought.
While w hicMng the babe tube one night I
realized 1 hsvP &ee snoring males in my
homed
You are probably thinking "oh, oh,
who's movee .a - she only has one husband
and -rne son." You're right, but -I do have
. sale cat - and yes he srno �s!
On the evr.n c lazes um.,, Mr. Fixitap-
peared to be catching 40 winks in his lazy
boy chair when a funny sound began to
emanate from that general direction. I
threw a questioning glance this way to see
�.e was in fact sleeping (Y like to bug him
nen he dozes off). His eyes were wide
open. "OK, 'what's that noise", I asked.
"What noise?" he replies. Upon investiga-
tion we found Jack (the cat) curled up in a
ball behind Mr. Fixit's chair and he was
SNORING!
I have heard pigs oink, cows bawl, dogs
bark, cats meow, humans snore - but I had
never heard a cat snore. Cats as far I know
either meow, hiss, purr or make thatnoise,
whatever you call it when they're fooling
.around.
This was just what I needed, a snoring
cat!
Bad enough two human males in the
house w • I make those weird noises when
5AM'wLiNGS
by Pat Livingston
sleeping.
Being a very light sleeper, I find snoring
from my mate a very offensive interrup-
tion. I have been known at times to drive
him in the ribs with any elbow, roll him
over, shake himuntilhewakes upandgive
bin .... Then there are people who in addi-
tion
ddition to snoring, make these nate (?) little
sounds when air erupts between their lips.
When I got thinking about this problem,
another incident came to mind. While Mr.
Fizit snores, he does not talk in his sleep
and expect me to answer back.
'While attending an out-of-town family
anniversary sometime ago, we decided to
share one room with another couple. After
an enjoyable evening we retired, at least, I
got in bed. I was just dozing off when I was
rudely distubed by mioring from the other
bed. Now, one snoring would have been
tough, but both of them competing against
each other was most disturbing (that's
putting it politely)!
The duo continued on and on until I final-
ly got up, snuck around to her side of the
bed to see if she was on her side or back.,I
figured if she was on her snack, I would at-
tempt
ttempt to roll her over. I heard somewhere
snorers should sleep on their side, however
she was already on her side! My next
thought was to rummage around in the
Turn to page 5
"Itold Tee a wQ•ekatgoIkltia■eedalead gravel armed this lune!" (Pat Livingston
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39yeartago
Jaasary'23,
Important Nu4$ee - The committee in
charge of -arranging rte: forborne -
coming soldiershavefoura
: bome-
corningsoldiersanavefouni city 'ydifficult
In the stoat time: whiich'theyr us ually:bave
tonotify `the public of=nl ezpected°arrival.
To over come this they ..have .arranged :to
have the bell onthe .MethodiSt Church rung
during the forenoon Ifa- oiir erisespected
ontheafternoon train and dur ggthleafter-
noon when one is expected on the late
train. The cue also requests 'that
citizens keep in mind the matter of the
returning soldiers whoitavedonesorsnuch
lor the country andliviliaittion,:and that
they anownOthhig tnPayee thegiv gof
ti_ wtableiecoptionto mob on:aiWe1*e++TT� L
,
has :mitten from Oesmany to thank the
lacknow Jadies and Seo Um MOW
Vtoidjeca Aid Sor pHs received at
4:Theyworogreatly appreciated
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At Jest week's .session of Bruce County
Councils Reeve 1U hard Elliottof Kinio#s
was -appointed for a three 3r terns as a
mesnber of the HighwaysComixiittee, etak-
ing the ;place of David ,McDonald, whose.
term .had expiredand whotis so logger a
niember of county council. The other two
members of the committee are 'Reeve
Munn of Ilipley,and ex -Reeve L.W)avis
of Eldersiie, :who isthedali»tl for 1939.
Reeve William Winter of Walk = r • .is the
County council's . reposentative , the
Bruce County Hospital ..es
p',ischer.andMc a arethedelegatesto
the annual Convention of the Ontario
Agriicldtural Council. Reeves Evans and
Dawson, with Mr. G. E. P irterson
Auleulthral tee, vfillcon-
stitute the Bef rm
tion Co;floc
1
Thiebete Up - E.. Win,
LPS. for South Huron, tai Huron Coity
Council the,aiverage nu* a fool .bar
4n Mt wan paid $7111.iGln 4 ;of
lover the fes' Yenr,`isn S hHuron `''die
?1 its .910110; *re
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an increase these will be closed next term.
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storm with A ohm OP to the ther-
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10years ago
Luck*" Comp wens store - The
lAcknow District Co-op opened their new
store and .warehouse on Huron County
Road 1,ust south of:I,ac aw on January
17; with the official ribbon cutting
ceremony following their annual -dinner
meeting*
Andrew, the youngest raemeber
of the Lucknow Co-op, son of William An-
drew, a siirectior on the Comp board, cut
theibbon assisted by Jack Garan, one of
the oldest fibers of the Co-op.
The he Fira - Dubbed "Ripley'°
Believe �torNot",thefey.rinkof Dialyse
Brooks;11114041airew;DianaeFarreilW10
AIM •Paquette, omme home Imo the
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wore lop% thoirgameo, andti eirnicpr s-
slow ofInielcdiebtilef when: eyar a
as* keytthe in:atitehefi.
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or rtheiracumeotinn• iieywerethe
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