The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-25, Page 10Page 10-p—Lodmow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 25, 1979
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JIM HAGERTY,
I don't like looking stup-
id. But it happens. Last night
1 drove with my• wife and
friends to a favourite rest-
aurant in London. It took me
forty minutes driving all over
the city until finally happen-
ing upon the place. We had a
exibility in
fine meal. As we pulled out
into traffic again something
seemed different. Then it
happened. Cars started
honking and drivers waved
so I veered off into another
street. My wife, in her best
back seat voice said "you'd
better pull over, there's a
police car behind with flash-
ing lights." The policemt3n
pulled alongside and through
rolled down windows blurted
"you've really done it --
you've just gone the wrong
way on two different one way
streets. Wheel it around and
get going the other way."
Wow, what a relief -- no
ticket! He didn't charge me
New rules make it easier......
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icate.
If you are applying for
proxy voting because of ill-
ness or physical incapacity,
you must present a certi-
ficate from a legally qualified
medical practitioner. If you.
are a student, absent from
your polling division during
an academic term, you can
apply to vote by proxy but
must have a statement from
the registrar of your college
or school.
5. A qualified elector whose
name is not on the prelimin-
ary list of voters may now
more easily get on the
revised list. This can be done
by contacting the Returning
Officer prior to 'May 4th.
6. Special provisions for
temporary• workers away
from home have been ex-
tended to include students
who are.gainfully employed
between;. their academic
terms. In the past, such stud-
ents couldn't : vote . if they
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were away from their ordin-
ary places of residence. Now,
they can vote in the electoral
district where they are work-
ing if they have arrived in the
electoral district by. May 1st
and take action to have their
names .placed on the voters
list during the period of
revision May 2nd to May 4th.
Several other rule changes
will apply to this electionas a
result of amendments to the
law.
_` Electors will no longer be
required to show their occu-
pation on election docu-
ments.
Ordinary polls on election
day will be open 9 a.m: to 8
p.m.,local time.. Previously,
the opened at 8 a.m. and
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arm transfers,
for looking stupid. I feel good
about the city -- even though
they could use more signs on
their new one way streets.
Like the rest of us, farmers
make . mistakes. Their mis-
takes are "oh, so obvious" to
neighbours. Plow a crooked
furrow, miss a strip at plant-
ing time, overlap with atra-
zine spray, and you hear
"fell asleep, eh" or "guess
you forgot to read the
labels". Most can take these
comments in stride by saying
"next time" and feeling bet-
ter instantly.
But, what about the deci-
sions that have no next time?
Farm families tell of neigh-
bottrs who retired ten years
ago at age sixty. Now, son
has a farm worth half a
million dollars and parents
are living in town on a small
pension.
Parents are caught in a
dilemma. They want to do.
the best for their children --
yet they don't want to look
stupid. "What if we make a
Targe gift to son, he buys the
farm today and sells it in six
months? What if he marries
some ding -a -ling and they
take off to California? What
if something happens to him
and she inherits the farm?"
There are no pat answers.
About all we can suggest is
retain some flexibility. Prov-
ide opportunities and a test-
ing period for young people.
Consult a lawyer about op-
tions and clauses to include
in agreements and wills. Be
open about feelings. Young
people , understand about
looking stupid; they may not
realize it's a lifetime thing.
We all. know that rules can be
changed, sign's -may not be
obvious and streets can
become one way. ,
IRRELL HISPERFOR
ODGE CHRYSLER..o.
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1978 DODGE OMNI
'Five -door hatchback, 4 cylinder.
(1.7 litre), automatic tran-
smission; rear window defroster,
AM radio, white sidewall tires,
and body side protective
moldings. Lic. No. NLV-073, only
18,488 kilometres.
There are two other of these
roomy front wheel drive cars on
the lot now. Come in and test
drive these tough cars that
earned Motor Trends car of the
year award in their first year of
production.
1976 DODGE ASPEN
Two door econoi 1ital' slant 6
engine, automatic' transmission.
Lic: KVL-083
1973 OLDS. DELTA 88
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This Oldsmobile'. Delta 88 Royal
has 4 doors with all the luxury
appointments.
1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE
This wagon has a .six -cylinder
engine, power steering, power
brakes, automatic transmission,
rear defroster, AM radio, radial
white sidewall tires and durable
vinyl interior. Just -right for the
economy minded family. Lic. No.
OKS-957, low i1mileage.
1976 FORD LTD.
1977 CHEVY VAN
This van has a to -tone paint job,
V8 engine, automatic tran-
smission, power steering, power
brakes, hi -back seats, only 24,479
miles. Lic. No. J7-614.
1974 PONTIAC LEMANS
A locally owned 4 door mid-size
car with 6 cylinderengine, power
steering, . automatic tran-
smission, nice shape. Lic. BJN-
551.
1974 PONTIAC LAURENTION
Four door, V8, power steering,
power brakes; full size car and
full size •comfort for Tess. Lic.
DHH-794.
Four door, full size luxury car
with vinyl roof, air conditioning,
power locks; •cloth interior; Lic.
No. KMT -010. 36,545 miles.
1973 CHRYSLER
TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON
' I
This car comes fully equipped
including air conditioning. .Lic.
No. BCD -915
FOR SALE!
Building measuring approximately 23' x 23' can
be moved in one piece because of its structure.
Cedar siding, Ideal for use as a cottage. Please
forward all inquiries to Tom Birrell.
1974 PLYMOUTH SATELITE
Four door, V8 alutomatic tran-
smission, power steering, power
brakes. Lic. BJN 382
1973 -PLYMOUTH DUSTER
Two door, V8, automatic tran
smission,. power steering. Lic.
No. EWA-818.
1977 FORD PINTO PONY
This M.P.G. model has a 4 -
cylinder engine, standard••
transmission, great . • little
economical car and only 24,448
miles. Lic, LBE-536
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