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re you like me when it comes to
passing hitchhikers on the road? Do
you feel guilty as you go -whizzing past
them,or is‘, this some complexonly' 1
ain stuck with? ,
Even with all the warnings issued by
law ' enforcement personnel about the
stupidity of picking up hitchhikers, ,I
still feel guilty when I. don't stop. I
can't looks them in the eye,
- and 1' always ,look in :,the
rear view inirror to see if
they are giving me'• some
hand language.
On the Other"hand do
those hitchhikers not real-
ize'the' ;risk. they "are ytaking
in seeking, a ride with a
stranger? Yes, ::even' here in :'rural
Ontario.
When I 'get on my bandstand on this
subject, I..recall-a few years doing
,something really stupid.
I. was. ' in nay former rstorr(p•ing
grounds - an area. that •.has; grown ° in
leaps in bounds over the years. AsI
turned:: a :corner, t, a ,lig f ttn .the out-
'skirts of the city, xany car decided to die.
knew what the problem as, `so ouf l
get with my' trusty: screwdriver and start
monkeying around with the battery
tables.,Wouldn't you:• know• it? the task
that was .simple for the -love;hf my .life,:
proved not so splefor mei
While I'm poking. around,.,a.` man
pulled his pickup truck over, to the
shoulder of a the road and : offered his,
assistance., He didn't know.' too much
about cars- but offered me` a ride to the
nearest station. Warning bells were
going off in my head. "Don't get in that
vehicle whatever you do."
I was going,to be late. fora :shower I
was hosting; I was in high heels and a
two mile walk 'didn't look too inviting -
under' the hot sun. T got in the vehicle
and hugged the passenger door. Be
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knew I,, was 'scared and tried to calm Me
'as he drove directly to the closest s.ta-
tion,' My heart was pumping unaontrol'-
labl.y and when 'we reached` the, garage,
I.*tas ready. to :faint.
`Leaving the vehicle, I .manageda
weak-stnile'4atid a gracious thank you -
for being a good samaritan and one I-
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was ,safe -to: trust. • F.
,I've`" Only been that stupid once "1.
lucked' out, but never again will I test
my luck, Read the papers dailies or
weeklies - andyou will realize there.
are a. Jot of perverts It's up to
us to be cautious and, not give. them the
opportunity'. to pounce on us: •
5o hitchhikers take warning. You, are
courting- disaster as :you stand at ..the
side of the road with your thtrmt' out
hour of the day you.
see them' Y .
if they have been porly launder-
ed
ed
.they are a constant:a> �yaz ce.
.dux ering willlaundering keep then
true in' both .coldur and shape.
rills permit them to'..drape uu• '.
soft graceful folds.
Be careful to get the genuine.
It is sow only in
tankage ...never in bulk.
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Help alonge
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localEire
Company, which: has `n the: pastdone so much good
Y�� pa$ much
work in the way : of "patriotic and charitable Work, is
about.. of• undertake another big local improvement
project.
�.avri ;tpro
u �t�Victoria ark•ti a high
s
tate'of-
perfection as aplace of beauty andoutdoor,
games,
the . Company is now preparing togive the town a
beautiful if.not`lar a hood of `water suitable'"f' r boat-
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d�bathing.
tug ' ,
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prtrtptsed, to tett
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clearing ,:
theT redv en, •
decayed timber, to .die'
e abandoned project and rdill.P nd:of°:t a stumps
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,e the muck from the margins
and thus convert `it into a _dean -4)04Y of water:.'. with
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fine ravel and natuatty"clean?"
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this abandoned' again, . or dkr it come to ass. Also,
where is Victoria Park?)
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:•'W'elc a another Y. bride -Lucknavr: � folk ' had, .-t
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::pieasure of• welcomingan overseas bride to their
midst, in the person .of Mrs. ° J.C. - Johnston..::(Jaycee:
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston's 10-rnonth old son, Anthon
y,:
Norman did not Seem : �to mind the n a' hat and by
the way,:eta a couple Of teeth during the crossing. If
yon "sere.at the Clansmen's Carnival last Wednesday,
youprobably t r �: Peter e
•.'..: p obal�ly„Saw he proud grandfather , t M.
Johnston, disporting the yoUrigster. Mrs. Johnston
and;`young ;son'saifed from Liverpool on Aug. 19,
aboard e Mauretania and.rsched Toronto o. n Au '
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aintarig-standpipe Lueknew s 85 -foot
,.•. Standpipe
ipe is
currently reCe�ving coof paint. Thetow r first
received a scraping,thena`rust
rotective coat of.
,black graphite paint, and Will finally' be finished with
a coat of aluminum paint. a:cost ' $375 for labor.
15 years ago.
,`Se �m��e�r
p ,2° 198 �
101111:organizing Homeowners who had urea;
formaldehyde foattti5at10n insolle are givin
g
.,govementa fight in a battle for conpensation and
residents, Huron Countyy mayjoiii the fight
An information meeting is set for next week.
if i
"The meeting is open, to.anyone' and ' 'there .s
enough.' interestywe will work towards forming a
county group,' said`Grant Chlisholm. "There are
some hotle stories ab tit it (the foam).'