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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-07-28, Page 4Pella 4 r 311.1912 r • • Imes -. ones Established. 11173 kc, its ilk' meed heel k' b err ,ted l924 dvocate Sening Sou& Huron, North Middlesex & North Lambkin Sake 1W3 lkitedrei tri f.W. bed, Pol licasior timbal 1OR'4 efDe Probitiliher IIMECItart Aolkerintsnrog Man vet tai $aT'f•., fair 183ttI IlitlAtiPS Ccrripcstrue , V1aRaape-• ROSS H+tl.1 /Mart faker OWL fOINGKIND Miougeir Phielreeised fact aveeinesda. Menace at haler, Ontario Second Cies Mai 113811. Dene 215-1331 SUBSalIPTiON RATES: Canada =COO for yam U.S.A. 555.00 CW.N.A.; O.CN.A. SSS 'A' and `Add' 21111111111111111111111111111161111041111.111311111111111111R 111111111111111F Year round affair The tractor roiled over, crushing the driver_ Efis psntieg was caught m the PZO_ He was overcome by fames in the silo_ His hand was mangled in the auger: 'These., and similar sentences, appear with chstressinHg regularity m mer daily papers., especially chaise the mom of May, Jultv and August, when farm accidents are most lkdy to happen.: Usually these uohappy reports are written in the subjective case. and abreast make it seem as though the victim was a helpless pawn caught up in uncontrollable circumstances_ ' Although this is sometimes the case_ research in- to farm acciSents has shown that the malar problem is the human element. Mast farm accident are caus- ed by carelessnems err• a combination of care - and futig e. - This year, farmers are operating under -a great deal of moa prime. Abeadefarm fatahlies are up. cam - media homes amprtrediahomes for 19W!_ So far this year 14 people have -Inst thea lives aixidentally, needlessly. on Ontario farms.. July 25 to 31s Farm Safety' W. a week when all concerned about farm safety pct onanextrapush to make the agricultural communitymate aware of the potential for injury and accidental dearth an the farm. Knowing that a gram of prevention is worth a kilogram of cure_ farm safety organizations work to make people mare aware of potential hazards., so they will take precautions to ensue that accidents don't happen. Their greatest opponent is the attitude ' It won't happen to me." There were 317 farm fatalities in Ontario from 1975 to 1961. and 64 of those were children_ This does not count the lost fingers.. crippled legs, missing eyes or limbs, or painful days of Webstersdictionary def es accident as "an =- fortunate event resulting from : carelessness, unawareness. ignorance or a combination of causes"_ Raising people's consciousness ciming farm safety wotak is an excellent ids However, accident preven- tion as a state of mind that should govern our actions for the remaining 51 weeks of the year too_ How many second= does it take to disengage the PTO' Or put on your stems -toed warkboote Or check behind before bad up' . Many of the more than 2_00Q people injured brit not riled mom -farm act last year in Ontario have : spent many painful hours regretting what happened_ Two d the saddest_ mast poignant wank in the Fah language are IF ONLY_ • Tirne to clear the air Wale the federal government generally v4ffiesam the issues( compensation 10 inners of homes imitated milk tinea formaldehyde foam insolation_ it appears that and their taxpayers. are going pick up p of the tab for the problenn.. At mammonist review hearings recently held in Swan Com, the assessment for haemes insulated with urea formaldehyde was reduced by 5 percent.. Them teaaltho no welcomed by the _ fisHurac owners with the problem in- sulation. w8 nisi& in increased costs far (Aliahome owners as they wiT have to pick alp the sit fall T e reductbor appbes only for tbe_current year. although it wetpected the home owners will continue to seek )reductions en thea annessments in the future_ • One Huron real estate firm told the assessment rewiew bearing that the used value of a hie with the foam in=sulation is- nil_ The main issue in the whole matter whether Um is in fad dangerous to the health of residents of the hum containing it;, and while same owners report illnesises. there has been &lie scienti5c proof ro back tap, their claims . - Meanwaiie_ the owners are left with wocth}es err greatly detialued homes and other to ayes are also beinE adversely affected by the hmesolved problem Shy. it is time for the federal government to clear the air. Probabilities depend on activities Eaur ttiaeara eD- rourzweit 1n rilliTrarniliericarestmetsulmcw. Cameduns. neve CME ig with a new methaccrting the weather T — eau tilt. wheals' facc'.set s vaeathe r pr+ash.^tamag aaaa, tae arse :t -.- ant :mint*. 'initiative you to /Mak that x s pang se he au. mem mean: a help- ing paw ism what the veaatam s gait u• is an ant giver. rim . the tact s that they ane a the: they *wve ai atea i Thos got Et .' it u, *some a - matiisers.. ant a: air nit piaver w�T 1110 1511111. Lha: eft rvei!, gin: the eig fire Mak whet i: coots u ice ParehagtL lawmnawtif }; .- ttiadaihr3 of precantaties ail the ve.-y fact Ma: thaw prni is iiim , are grver. sr: 2O in=am am. mat urs thin as a:, ter- 1: oI: wattle he mu= !nine imir isr a tc 118117 that 'el ran is 2 .04. cion. ram r. of b, 1P474. I: wroath termly srtg ed& lbw the eamputers eat wiz* - Ise win. al.' the rasa ailmitanie ant 'came ap with a3ctimitrotwo decimal puma OK tiers MOB: cog cit 1 aloe tha: the karma any s sunt u rawer mar car timer ands hymen:tagong oral on tate prover km/ Both lett the (o 1fW' e► 4, puce► That appear 14. ir►'ai£' the inee Elf or Ian to he s nae. safe snide_ Partinea -..meat people term tear the : a'm'ts neaataher prsedIrter arraulithie s the reared ad:trite yin. nave palmed for am give, ata'? r you're niammigw ear line haaa,:e . *tact at tie inseam tame a laatoa' nee= rr ▪ 'tsie ear fier thegoait'a■anniiAots. a Wok dame re ram aar'asataie'— tibia ;e:aL neve a atil4 chasm re tackingin tie. 2t , area afieceeti 1:1 yam garales arse samereireali- mem.. the seas lca,R or tae dist z= dooking your lawn. met yam can at. - =MOW ertonaaaite tha; !VOL will.he m 'tate area Mat war the affected t►? tie !PI donne serf ran. Some limp neve' change . o There were a iev red iaacm at council `; meetne kers: wens vis: tiuuthiig iz aps:M r BMW. :a imus(, aintwerec a tics ziffiranateve 11, a cuestiar trim, Mayerer Brum flat w a twining nermii wan= required fir a rote There eve some mthcaatua tha: the wae'stwr mast nave teem &Wet -after the tart- tram the wee -tom: can - meow e tic woman; nut: Sal miry haveterem on 1w rno& azi:reh 'Thato:. naarrr S itompemt roan J retire There was: teethe- cna>sie.^taare a»: the gull: d, amrthe' 27m'e` mnr 1r cou me tenet a =11 a aided amiNcr sstppeare+c, or tin new .n trent a Eden? I. 11iarCeretpor ether ;itemsrrr mthafted her was the amine re'ctaarree It, tine the foe ter VuW sttlmg . trig ;hear 1 vol. hempen u ne amaog the coda, t city t° waxy tank dna: yen. » escape aegis .s gaze nth* worsong hitt m the Etmespaere wittier it tliiildiagillerlret. hof' w eaart Mc one of ha pia' nae TIMIKSak as for E s2! ac .131130=1111Fri. Wnise mos: pule w it cam, ahem: barmy u. eatigb - as ver WE a. addit or tic then price of dangles ant iafaat- far put- ting a: t3 ± u- ,r iesaar3 rent it stiilitl tee > Ito: admits a, tie• mamas tut a ext iac o wet war'tt the- rice u.ensure that the tint. li *mg Ilene corset}? He' c}'atrat-= that ace nioarowty instaliec ria wit las: ant a ser: pottier ad tate .life titan.") 'tf i property h' nil* Gwen tea: taw:. the 111 miveamenst - maa? tie a steal ;ante t o nay- en par - ;arms fere the ajtearnattwe. *mating s plot -inn %arcs C en... winch mach gra- tto the Maur :hunt"! Piaviinuee ihff year nave aria* mock excels= the ter. Tsn were ,mimed. along semi they uinw.ei. U, attest .lard: weer patrons Iger: til ares the }ria? ane alioarm a, mru- Mintt hrhaidaa ane, enaer-aumnan: n, the ne wl-y- cu ma t paabart. Gam, .ties nmnna, genetdadmisstor arc' tee pram of toot there flays most crttat�ist pro>a>amin fatthemialvel it a 1 r'eaak.eaa n pasties with tate laitecte me fl re*tiarr for thee t on ttar, • The far altt? l nigger and haitaaeraeatit year r mama= c ertamh- nesgtyeas- ed at' J014 very? frmr the ria? earl Mita tb Jaime i urptn rtpenead 'Whirr a feeder iter & a. ranee' tlaatpidutec tart i, certaamn a: grim 1 1 OW. leer( im- it la the accrued toes tare scenery day, I* hope we'll be able to afford to spend what we're spending now." En tertaining city boys Grandchildren are a adbi®g. Acemibeig so them who dealt bate any_ Weill. my wife s hying fite is the Bring ices. and I am desperate- ly searching nry mind for a wirier Wer tam city boss. i and i, mho think each anima as • building a heehaw or carving out a eine ha the joie of our backyard are r;dauioas -'11.111iiiinmfriritt fee rials weren't bid. Took diva for a wa'hiriw-i nt til.- of - the tem.. most rid winch they not with aem_lgia _ hu: with bareaicer Buccae a few devastating • bay r the park_ wee al the swmg and nafam and sliders that used it be thr-iliinge ermi—for Wt.: - They spent a (kr at the beach with thaw mother and camel with beaatataihi sunburns rns . wee preperly greased and gibe indigo= ner: slog idler i%insted dory prtr or, T-shirts: = that racianiog or 3 reel? -upholstered ches'tei-f1c quite vitt nada Tank th n to seethe morns E T wannerlii expenende. by the way_ w fl, VOL shoultix -m ant cru: fora+ Barr afterlitmtO. Mee. Esitairtamment sra.ight ei reek live hoe hat name cera this hacahr stuf mag n the tank yard F carat tiara . i -at race. Delo prorate. fait causer . tsnt them hp It, the school. showed therm '`the bagged pm m the whole world,- and locked them canto the playing. fields. They ran around the track once. the alder a quarter mile ahead of the younger, bcied a football around, so damn' cite and smart, which used to mean the same thing. They've been going to a French school- Took them to my school, to my room. sat them down in a front desk each, roared such these wanted to know. '-rliat are we going to do We settled for some trench fry at the park, sharing a table with several diarrbeic sea - Plait and they were quite a: alone Loots of people. icier of garbage. kits of ,mak food_ cStly bogs_ Ript now they're out in toe tack yard rolling their ey, with boredom_ and waiting far Grandad to ap with something. preferably artificial. preferably bad for them Weir he ain't They're going u bed with a story. me?tee a iron -dog .1. f a toeing rot_ maybe mune car'carioe whi& unfortunately--. the rte e . Biz my aid bare: arer EIFu'another se.. tccof kicking the foctthaL . or playmg softball or going Lira hikeL neciei an 1T; get _ ab pet tsar. and knack Men au: for :2 taws The c n'y thing tha t sates tneri i that they re • things as. "Boy , wipe that grin off your face' You. boy . sic up straight... They played the game straight- faced. enjoying it. trying to look scared and keep the grin off their faces- at the same time . -You. boy' Huit et sept equals!' Nikon cooly replied, 'tight and seven equals gauze. 1 hod to give him 1 and., ask. him 'how to spell `. --You other boy' Com- ment tappelle'" Bahnd- gave me a snide look and casually remarked. • ",Tmappel a Bahnd -- I gavel*: and granted him 1t10 wrest also. • By the time thin colurmi appears in print, this col- umn may not be appear- ing_ • 1 have vaguely pro- madAl a strict to a Medway. . with roller readers and other horrid things that leave your guts tap in the air. and another to a mourn ain slide tha: eco e your guts rigttc at the top d the mountain. among Some cry the blues ln: Qwipe are m? - IVO: MOW. Times ham sever neer wvorse. the" sae' Look at. the slaughter ol lausinesees Evora tits acct tsa m arcamt andher taaf pant The employmest hat has aaartiama. r a— that time - omen world n v it/a —. neve- art ace t that the Wiles poawe- offices are arty roielasnig}hew figure w±ut&: trim t.1 pill sa mammal value or the ntmteer re pewit els are -t ecourager wartime that a thaw she, have give!) hp arseimig for work Tins *Mini U feel • isnag tica lr' east) weet T a air ] taw /utile satontoe wilt 'leek erteig, 01 mile 3b ere ylivat they are wince tateh larking it tmaittuttrte-- ' auxmatt 'haat to mum Aar V you will Asher as I her ares t hone are affil a ways m he mak- mg a bring geed d ria' mf he quite as dime- tc rrtahaie as the one a pier - table of a farni;? %time fmarrcare t•.ardprmcieed S milar * a large garif'r cat mate eating a nue?; sot has hem tas+ec a bit there are Oil people- air there cater, are spendeoc menet rafter aft & 3l ullirnn: ate 2nhatha f4i, tmcpucr rose,: ,rase 1 tierare spending mane.% then. a persar war ge-gmower can fat err kgs: seta' hi tat w t9a i same of it Yiumgsters can chi gc aunt orad gut twattirt trout turner k fifth at 14 44) ai. tutor 3iard stank Yoe, darn Bin the . * thea car Maar XL a e• mala zee taw nor g'a ser es 11r the .. ./..t J7 - , . L. S .."at. ; . cheaper affair Toasted t' .k sandwiches are a padaternatre to ham it scents to me that were a lag w3- vet from the Npremart. ?ears %%tem faamiItes were starring and Trier: would creme to the crow.iffering to work for a Another example A friend \i' mint- has a grade f education He c'o`ed% se, that life had herr unfair to hem in 114.4 gtritng tem: better Chartres is a c'hi*d 'wend he tare; • other things and add To me. a suggestion is a vague promise. To those two elephaMs a .- tion is a gramise made ir stone - Why don't they lake horses. or Doot5_ ar pias, m picking .strawberries. err. walking besaie a stream in the woods' Why do they lyse kick- ing a soccer ball at the china cabinet` Or un- covering an old exerciser of their Gran 's. made of ropes and elactic..tlyang it to the doorandle. and pulling the knob c Why does one lore hod; ed egg and can stand fried. and the cnher n the aniCeale . y do they drink mi. gallons of orange ttntt a day. and reilLse t.c: let wiolecome mit pa their lily don't they have csi- aring boos hstead ad` booing gicir ' Why do they hove east other sin much. be protective toward eaci other. and wind rap it a fight a vers 2t minutes Why do they aeras wresthng mutton after Gras barer= • peat on their best lab 'n meter to show them off to somebody . How can their toofhz stand think wise they ask : •`ilfn - Lt 'Gad". III:r- oom Grandad have a red roc** and fall asleep after dinner" When are se pi- mg imug to.. "" I guest. because they're grater}s. the time to learn a =BLit' as a plasterer Whey he developed end 'tfeinhs elbow making it difficult fir her.: to work he learned to app- ly ceramic folk tarsi ir. case that trade fell oaf; he set up a sporting g stare In his basemen: He uses good crmTTIOr.-cen-c{ in his !wing cc' the rat materials for tate. fishing he makes and sell txa;Ire from the h ;rah her - hers who are pang broke from the high interest rates_ .Ms cacti 90 rte doesn't into their trap, and buns around to eel; the rude al a good 'fair price People flock to hs Wet lir has never had a better year utile many similar stores are giving up and goini woke_. i 'sondes d maybe he should be called upon to pre lift) active to the so—:Allen expert ttuelness rnAnagevs to companies like Chr,det and Masse? Perpoion, ore ver in our goermment itot'lf