The Lucknow Sentinel, 1971-09-22, Page 20is
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LUCKNOWSENTINEL, .LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
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AND NYLON COVERINGS'
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occasional
Chairs
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Suites
THAT HAVE BEEN USED IN
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JUULIWUUULLIUU WI 'WIN
LL CK.NOW-
::PHONE -528-3432.
GODER ICH
On Monday ,,September 6 on.
. Elizabeth Street at intersection.
of Sarah Street , Londesboro,
Aontonie Duizer, 'Londesboro and..
Marie Simpson, 91 Sirncoe Street
Exeter , were ,•involved in, a two
car collision resulting' in damage
to the vehicles.:
#4 Highway., south ,of'Londesboro,
Pauline •Duizer , R. R. b; Clint:
ton was,involve-d-in-a single car
collision resulting in damage to
thevehicle.. ,Pauline Duizer rec.
eived injuries.
On Wednesday-, •September.8
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On `6-7 Con.' , • McKillop Twp.
LETTER TO
THE EDITOR
OANADA COUIyCIL OPPQRTUN
ITY '
• We_.recently endeavoured to, •
;show 'our concerti for mankind by;
setting, f orth a list o f: pro jects • fox .:.
consideration.by the Canada Count
which: awards gra tits etc, appro
ved enterprises..' •.This supplement
ary list is given to illustrate.furth-
er the possibilities.. ,
There are certain natural phen
omena , custoMary' for countless
centuries , which have disadvant
.ages •in this enlightened age::
They are subject.to misunderstand
ing,' and should be modified. For
instance, the sudden and .unexpec.t
ed call of the cuckoo at an inap-
propriate mnorne'nt conveysan;
expr.ession of disbelief and incred-
ulity. This cohld be disconcert-
ing at the least, and in extreme
cases cause damage tothe ego,
requiring psychiatric .treatrnent
Properly managed, : We believe
that these birds could be trained,
to utter 'theirery; lcw ds--- 1
result would be a sound suggest-
ive of.Surprise and •astpnishment
much more. acceptable to sensit-.
ive souls.
And the tradirinrial' rii11, of the •
duck is most unfortunate, parttc-
ularly in the vicinityo hospita1ss
and 'medical clinics.. ,Regrettably
simple'.reversal of this sound
would not .produce. the :desired
effects, and it would be necessary
to alter. thhe vocal cords and: the
voice -box to change the.sound
completely. Greatcare• would be
required In the first place, all'.'
westm-f-#14'•cotint�y-&oad__..Douglas'.. d,uc-ks-would-have/to:re-learn their.
language; lack of propercom•mun-
ication could result in
their, extinction.. Secondly,, duck
hunters couldb'e disconcerted by.
hearing 'moose -calls or elephant
trumpetings, above the clouds'.
`Other phenomena susceptible of
Jennison ,.:.34 Onta;rio'Street ,
Grand; Bend;. was involved in a
single truck collision•resulting in
damage to the vehicles:
--On Wednesday., September 8
P
.on: #8 Highway ,west •of #15 County
Road, George Louth, R. R:''#.5 ,,.,
- Go Ierrch and Joseph-Nig—h—;755
:Louisa Street , Sea forth were lin
volved in:a car -truck collision
resulting. in .damageto the Nigh.
vehic le
On
.Saturday , September 11 on
Con::2, Stanle Tw: at #30'.
Stanley iwp. si• eroa• , o n •
Beane., '192 Albert Street; Clinton
and Douglas Dale , .R. ' R. ## 4 ,
Clinton were",1nvo1ved''in a, twa'
car collision resultiig in damage,
tothe vehicles. Passengers, Vera
-Dev-ereaio
u -a -Sheryl-.B-eane both .
of,192 Albert Street Clinton and`.
driver, Douglas Dale received
injuries..
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WEDNESDAY;, SEPTEMBER 22n
improvement include the glare ;
of animals' eyes at night , and
the unreliability of glow ,worms.
In the latter case it should; not be.
difficult} to stabilize the glow
to make continuous, and heave'
more useful. However, somm
animals' eyes at night are red
some are green? and some'are
amber. TIuis resemblance to traf-
fic,-light patterns, coupled•with
their extreme irregularity
ever-present hazard •t,,:•night
travel A't .the .very least-,' it .
would be helpful to standardize.
them all with one distinctive col
our •perhaps, mauve , or brown„
Among occupational hazards;,
one of the least understood is the'.
iarnbic Foot , to which poets are
peculiarly subject., Its cure 'will
require considerable, research
perhaps reaching even into the
habits of'troche.es and dactyls. In.
any, case, .a great -deal remains,
to be done to make relief avail-,
able to all concerned. .
As far as can be d'etermined�.
there. has been virtuahy:no study.
of the loon'ssense, Of humour,
Possibly .this is' due to the super
stilton •that loons have a siu
view of things; their, ..lauglit
been. described as "deni4ni,
or 'simply "'maniacal" ,• A
grant for this research; shout}
sufficiently large to.<compe
for possible danger,;
A great deal has been lei
by tagging birds "arid anima
study their movements, bu1
sibly, more direct bene fits '
result from tagging germs`
bacteria. 'Nobody seems ,tc
until, `it,' is.too'late , w'beth'e;
have Spanish, Asian or Hot
'Kong 'flu, as just one insta
If all known germs, bacte:r
,perhaps even .enzymes , we
identified diagnosis would
much easier and quicker;.
In assigning priorities to
multitude of possible proje
the foregoing, have been'se
in'ord'er t'o maintain'the, hi
standard of hunianitarian s(
already demonstrated by C
-Council Grants, :TTiis hst
be sufficient to enable oth
ested persons to add their c
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ARTS: AND: CRAFTS
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CONVERSATIONAL,FRENCH
GOURMET COOKING .
. MIL1ENERY-
PHYSICAL FITNESS (Ladies
PHYSICAL. FITNESS (Men's;
SEWING (Basic)
SEWING (Advanced)
UPHOLSTERY
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COMMERCIAL
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AUTO -MECHANICS
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RUNG HOOKING (Yz 'course
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ese `2"courses an � an` --oilier. Acade�tc :'Courses-rn
offeredif the initial registration indicates the need, for
courses:
'•run over and.pick up m` unemployment cheque and. then' Hees a rerilib4et to all motor.
vehicle drivers, Our girls and
drop off at ,the university. to see what's holding; up my i'ed'eral < . $�
eq " research.-grant-chequ-e,--Y-oa-go--boys- o2ng.:_baek-to.shoo1.::It s
PCIuCattOn-(ill �.ie._and`..100-1►:--!nfh t��r r . � •
, s . , .. your a. gfree—
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to the.free VB�"cfi'mc and Check -Tin your t.ests�hen o �o the
, heath clinic and pick up ,my glasses, I'll pick up. the food stamps aei
the welfare office, hit the•• drug ehab ,office and re'Il meet at -the,
fediral 'building at noon' for the nia,ss picketing of the stinking'i
estilblishrrlent,t'' . .
particularly, important now for
drivers' to watch for children
along routes to and from school
morning,. noon and.after.noon.
Many children are at school for
and:
from 401001 can be hazatrdous, bus'=
iness` for thenen. They'll
settle d own soon, but right. now
" g e, first weeks of school,
a carefree child might forget to
watdh out for you. irttenhet,;t.
school's in,so: watch out! Al-
ways drive with extra care so you
you're always ready to save the
lige of a: oarefree child.
W.' MOULTON
piov ficial Constable,
For sound/ counsel and a fair price on a monument
correctly designed.: from quality material, rely on
SKELTON MEMORIALS
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INSTRUCTION PERIODS
Classes will be held.. each Wednesday 'evening: from 8 P;1
10 P.M. The first session 8 '. ' . ' on Wain
October 6, 1971.
The fall session ends on Wednesday, 'December 8th; .19'
sston begins. on Wednesday, ,tanuary 5, 191
Tile•wtnter se
. and ends on Wednesday, March 15th, 1972
FEES.
$10:00' per course of 21 sessions
$5.00 per course of 10 sessions (1. course)
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.between'9 and 4:15. p.m, . ' ' '
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p. . on opening tight.
NO FUNDS after' the see•
end session' except for 3
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Materials and any texts required .for any course . ai
responsibility of the student,
• Additional courses will be considered if sufficient it
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