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When we were Opening up the'
cottage a few weeks back, we
mite Upon a robin's,nest built
between the window and the
boards we had nailed over it for
.the winter, We tried hard not to
disturb the, mother and her
three little nestlings, and in a
4inatter of a week or two, two of
the young, birds„ having
acquired their feathers„ had
stretched their wings and flown
out into the world away beyond
the confines , of the narrow
window sill.
But not the third. No; he just
sat there like a great lump,
either too afraid 'to try - his
wings, or plain lazy ... we
couldn't tell which.
The housecleaning couldn't
be held up indefinitely so finally
we. decided we had babied him
enough' and went ahead with
our work. We also thought all
our activity might rouse the
fellow into some action himself.
Not so. While., flailed my
cleaning cloth on the inside of
the window, my husband
pushed the whirring lawn
mower Over . the long grass
directly beneath the bird's
retreat but he, still sat there,
shaking in his feathers, head
tucked deep down into his neck,
eyes closed determined not to
move.
The next day, my father, who
was also a part of the clean-up
crew, inadvertently put his
hand on the nest as he reached
for support while trimming
' some bushes. That did it! The
young bird, having finally felt
the hand of fate,- AS it were,ith-a- 2
terrified squawk .and falpped
into the 'nearest branch. in no
tune at all, having discovered
his ability to soar above his old
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struction safety record in _the Hydro Is no only concerned keresponsibility to a
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with a kind of arthritis of the
soul. The !toting bird thought
that he was stuck to the nest;
that /It was impossible for him
to leave; that .the daggers out
there in the unknown. were to
formidable to face. Yet, I'm
sure, having flow n high above
the, nest which had held him so
long, he looked down at it with
amazement as he compared its
drabriess with the beauty he
was now free to enjoy in the
trees and air,
•All of us get bound down by
our troubles and disap:.
pointments but perhaps vve,
tend to' over estimate thetk
Like the bird, we need to rise
above them and look down at
our problems before we can
overcome them. Then, 'they
rovince. .$144 witl S Own enlp 0Yeea, ut
contractoll on /our projects
The all time py/ disOling also "those of the' ccontraCtOrs; work safely and in accord with
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injury frequeno rate of 14 and sub -contractors who are, the prOvincial and federal
(disab!ing injuries Tr million hired for specific jobs. ' af t 1 ' 1 .
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Ontario. • our jobs, Mr. OreensaYs. e there is any question about the
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manhours worked) ' dr 1974 is f , . , s e y egis ation:
less than half that of the rest of -1we lePutet . We emphas!ze that safety
• must be considered, and if
the construction industry in work' done by contractors
don't hesitate to shut down an
_, safety of a work method, an
Fred Green, manager of
o's Safety Department, operation # we - find =Sale alternative must be found."
TF If it's a hazardous'
credits a concerted safety:. situation, 'We'll Just say 'stop' "Id Ontario Hydro con-
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consciousness , program with until safe measlires-. are struction, safety ii given top
bripging the record down from brought in. - , .. con.sideration on every job," he
an all-time high of 40 in each of , -
the years 1956, 1957, and 1958. "We hire good contractors ' gays. The record is there to
lthough construction staff
.has nearly doubled :from the
late 50s - we had more than
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and we check up to.Make sure
, prove it.
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often do not so impossible s
and we .gain confidence in our
ability to deal with them.
Perhaps your problem looks
very big, but you have a brain
• with which to think and pray
,500 at the end of 1974 - the
accident frequency has
decreased steadily," Mr. Green
olunteers given
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A construction .„safetY corn-
truction- managers meets 1B- awards
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mittee, including all con- .
regularly to set policies, review -
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and believe. This combination
will lift you above any difficulty LI
and help you to see that the
impossible is possible, Louis
Brandeas says, - "most of the
things worth doing in this tr(orld, t
roblerns and accident,
opened the door to reading,
iscuss programs and study the
music, science, a complete
he. whole construction
usiness. These men set the
eneral methods of safety M
proficiency for transcribing
received certificates in
Three volunteers just
education, and. the simple
Braille, tom The , Canadian ran om jottings sighted people
one for safety, which is National•Institute for the Blind. make a pencil.
eflected in the work of the One of these volunteers was
. Thomas, • 309 HurOn ,-Roa
Goderich, died sulldenly i
. 1929 in P#trot• AlfcNigink e
Hqward and .May , (13•914ns00).' 9000#40s
$proul. He had been a'resideht • .
' of West WaWaneSh ToWnshiP
n for the past 43 ,years where he Puner40 •119010,,,
farmed
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He is survived by his wife, OW- CqMeterYg
1 former Irene McWhinney; two . • • •
1 sisters, Mrs. George '(Ilene)
d Sillib and Mrs. Harold (Louise)
d, . Cremation
Alexandra Marine and Genera
Hospital June 21. She was 51,
She had lived in Goderich al
her life and was born here Apri
5, 1924 to parents Ernest an,
Lillian (Barker) Laws. She Wa
married to William Arthu
Thomas who predeceased he
November 19, 1973.
For many years she was'
member of the Ladie
Auxiliary of the Roya
Canadian Legion, Branch 109
She was an adherent of Knox
Presbyterian Church.
She is survive& by One
daughter, Mrs. Stewart (Betty)
Taylor, Exeter and one son,
James. Arthur Thomas,
Vanastra; three sisters, Mrs.
s McWhinney, both of RR 6 ,
✓ Goderich; and two brothers,
✓ Gary and Delmar, both of RR 3
Auburn.
• Funeral service was Sunday,
June 22 -at McCallum Funeral
1- Home with 'Rev. E.G.0N
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Ivy Grenier, London, England;
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Mrs. Ruby Barber,
Collingtvoogi; and Mrs. Ike
(Gloria) Woods, Bowmanville;
and three brothers, Ernest
(Spiffily), Laws, Goderich;
Sidney taws, Brucefield; and
WilliamLaws, Owen Souhd.
have been declared impossible r
before they were done.'
Christianity is a religion of H
possibilities, For example, we
read in Luke: "The things e
which -are impossible with -men s
are possible with God." If we
get with God and tuned, in on w
His wave length, nothing is i
impossible. If you have a F
problem that is defeating you, f
ou. can handle s
hole construction segment of from the London district —
Sister Germaine of ,the Sister
"We have a safety officer:On of Saint Joseph, London.
very project". Mr. Green To win her award, Siste
ays. "They carry on their Germaine took classes in th
work right on the site. They talk Braille system at CNIB once,
ith new men on the .job and week for several months. Using
ndoctrinate them in safety. special typewriters ? designed
or example, they... are in- for Braille writing, she coin
ormed that hard hats and 'pleted her assignments a
afety shoesD.U.g.129-N9FD.-91,..1-diomer-.-At•'ntlie-',:c10§6.-.4if,*-11-etrr-huctio,
- Other • course, she wrpte a test that
equipment such • as safety required 100 pages in Braille;
lasses Must= be worn when 1,300 words, with six 'con-.
required." secutive pages error free.°-
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A Canadian, Red Cross
Sumnier Safety tip: When
boating obey all regulations
r regarding life-saving equip -
e ment, using only equipment
a which has been approved by the
-Ministry of Transport. Wear an
:°approved personal flotation
- device. Do not operate your
t boat inhe .p op eare.....,
boat is potentially as dangerous
as a car, and replies skillful
handling. Yell to us for help:
with God's help
but you can at least learn to Live
with it and; be master of it. g
Don't let creeping , paralysis
bind you to your trouble like.the
nest, he was off and away. bird stuck in his nest. Soar
How silly -bird -like some of us .above it; with God's fielp it can re;
In .1948 construction
° Sister Germaine joins a
corded 20 fatal accidents. By group df 85 Braillists Who last
are! We become net -bound be overcome.
• zero. In both that year and 1973, -touch type reading system 1,185
972, the figure had4ropped to ' ,year copied from print into the
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Funeral service was Monday,
June 23 at Stiles Funeral Home
with the Rev. G. Loyal of-
ficiating,
Interment. was in Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Bill Million, Art Allen, Peter
Barnard, George Dawson, Pete
Lee and Ab.Wolfe.
officiating.
elson
nterment was in Dungannon
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
George Sillib, Albert Neville,
' Ron Sproul, Carnfan Pollock,
Ralph Matthews and Raymond
-}iallahan.
N.A. iViacADAM
Neil,Adolf MacAdam, RR 2
Gogerich, died Illesday, June.
17 at University Hospital,
London following a lengthy
illness. He was 79.- - -•
He was born January 23, 1896
in Alpina, Michigan, to Joseph
and Johana (McDonald)
MacAdam.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Gladys Moore, RR 2
Wingham; two sons, Grant and
Donald, R12,3 Wingham; three
daughters, Mrs. Marion Kieler
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—I 7— Mrs. Arnold (Jean) Jeffrey, all
GORDON SPROUL of RR 2 Wingham; 21 grand-
, children; one brother, Adam of
Gordon Sproul, RIR 3 Auburn Goderich d hr
, ; an t ee sisters
died Friday, June 20 at Clinton Mrs. Kate Oke, M Chr*
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Father Louis Hennepin a Public Hospital following a six (1Wargarvt) rownlee of
Jesuit priest, was the first Month illness. He was 46. Goderich, and Mrs. Ruth
whit He was F b
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GM,LTALTHEULNESSA
Many people suppose that salve.- walk' in newness ?f life" (Rom.
tion is God's reward to those who 6:3,4). '••
do their best to live good lives. This
is not's°, for God's' Word says, of
those who are saved: •
"Who hath saved us, and called
with. an holy calling, NOT AC-
CORDING TO OUR WORKS, BUT
according to His own purpose and
grace, which was given us in Christ
Jesus before the world began" -(11
Tim. 1:9).
. Rferring to this "salvation whiah
• is in 'Christ Jesus," St. Paul says:
"This is a faithful saying, for if we
be dead witt) Him, we shall also live
with Him" (II Tim. 2:10,14-
In other words: The believer,
viewing Calvary aright, has "died
with Christ:" Viewing the Cross, he
says: "This is not chist's deth.
He was no sinner. He had no death
to die.' He is dying my death!" And
so by faith he. is o'crucified with
Christ" (Gal. 220). The penalty for
all the believer's sins has been fully
paid, for he died -in Christ, and
thus has also risen with Christ "to
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This is all God's doin and only.
now IA the believer ready to do
man to see Niagara born e ruary 28, Campbell of Sttdbury. He was
there were no fatal accidents. volumes of Braille Or 256 book
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recorded, when a construction books reqtiested by some 300 •
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nstructon IP he says. "This is Braillists and pointed out that
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P0 longer an acceptable level of
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there is a desperate heed for BEREABY—THE—W ATER •
Thus the apostle adds in II limo- safety. Working' conditions Braille.
thy 2: "If we suffer, we shalt also „haveimprovd considerably "Today more than ever, blind;
reign with Him: if we deny Him, He
also us(Ver2)When and the recent emphasis of persons are holding- positions
will deny "
the believes service for Christ is government agencies in en- where information is needed
reviewed some indeed wilt t'receiv forcing new safety legislation almost on the instant, he said.
a reward," but otherswill "sufferAaS helped to ensure safety on- He gave as ekamples blind
computer' Prorammers tax
loss," though they themselves will the -job.
"be saved; yet as by fire" (I Cor.
The construction. industry as information officers and
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whole has ecome more lawyrs.
It will be deeply embarrassing, in a
that day for unfaithful ,Christians safety consciods and our safety "The new volunteers Will add
to face em,pty-handed. the One who reCord -iS even better than the to the supply of Braille almost
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SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1975
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SERMON: "LET DOWN YOUR NETS!" I
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SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1975
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Miss. Clare McGowan - Visiting Assistant
Mr. Larne 11. Dotterer. Director of Music
Sunday School for ages 3 to ? from Worship at :oo a.m.
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THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION
GUEST SPEAKER: REV. MORLEY. G.
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