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Home base is Fort Bragg, N.C. which is also the home state of Wayne Paddle. As an ambassador, Wayne is tops for he proved himself a most interesting and congenial person. He was very good with children and spoke to the young friends David brought in from the neigh- borhood. We adults could have listened to his episodes even longer than we did and, believe me, the poor guy had enough questions thrown at The Golden Knights perform all over the world at show sites from London to Honolulu. As the U.S. Army's official demon- stration unit, the Knights perform 150 to 200 exhibitions a year. They have brought their aerial acrobatics and precision free-fall paraphuting before more than 75 million people around the world and are the U.S. Army's roving am- bassadors. This young man, Wayne Paddie, is 28, has been in the US. Army for seven years, served two years in Viet Nam and volunteered for a further six months duty in the combat zone, and has been a member of the Golden Knights going on two years. The Flaherty family had the opportunity to meet a really fine young man who is part of the U.S. Army Parachute Team, The Golden Knights. Friday evening my son was invited to our neighbor’s home, Controller Douglas Saun- ders, by his young son David to meet one of the Golden Knights, needless to say the whole family was interested. Golden Knight hit with kids The Canadian National Exhibition has come and gone for another year and with it the International Air Show. The men who fly in this show are from the Canadian Armed Forces and U.S. Armed Forces and some civilians. Before we, as Christians, can have the victory in a trial, we must first obey God regarding those cir- cumstances. The word of God says, "The fear of the Lord tendeth to life and he that hath it shall abide staisfied; he shall not be Christians, likewise, are called to endure cir- cumstances that are fiery trials; called to endure without melting, or breaking, or whining or complaining, While industry is the most frequently cited villain of the by Dorothy Clare Kilburn Whenever I see a picture of a fiery stream of molten metal pouring from a cauldron in a steel foundry I marvel at the strength of the cauldron from which the metal is pouring. What feats of engineering and metallurgy have resulted in the container being suf- ficiently strong to endure such burning! Environmental conser- vation is the big cause of the '70s. It's on everyones mind because of the steady deterioration of our air and water supplies, plus dire warnings of future calamities. Marvel of strength Points fo ponder (et', {a Pollution control - and YOU! 1812 WESTON" RD. 1038 ALBION RD. 25" ELECTROHOME COLOR w FULLY AUTOMATIC FULL WOOD CABINET ---- A ONLY '599 "L! '93:! Al1llTH TRADE YEAR HOME SERVICE Doug and Pat Saunders very graciously invited our family for a barbecue dinner back at their home where we were able to socialize with We were greatly im- pressed by the men and you could readily see why the Knights are chosen from only the finest parachutist and soldiers in the army for this duty. One of the men, Sherman Hawkins from Oklahoma has made over 2,000 jumps and is a champion. Sunday the Saunders, Fergie Brown and the Flahertys had the op- portunity as guests of Wayne's to visit some of the Golden Knights at Down- sview Airport just before they took off for the air show in a DeHavilland Otter, which we toured. The plane they usually fly in is a DC3, which we also toured. The particular men we met are from all over the States, Maryland, Oregon, Georgia, Oklahoma, North Carolina and Florida. They had their gear lined up on the runway beside the plane and took time to briefly outline the workings and the use of their equipment. 'ef)' how it worked and what they actually looked like. k Saturday a group of the Knights visited Sick Childrens' Hospital and showeda35mmfi1m to some 50 kids who were really excited to meet the guys which were actually in the film. They also took along a parachute to demonstrate him from all sides and on all Mr? of, subjects. Have we a fiery trial in our lives? Let us examine ourselves and be sure that we are right with God and if our hearts do not condemn us we can safely trust Him to deliver us from it. Trust ye in the Lord, for in the Lord Jehovah is everlasting strength. Often times, because we are so very human, obed- fience to God means an apology, a restitution, an act of forgiving. This is not easy, for we are a proud people. But it is well worth the humbling for it brings peace into our hearts and a right relationship with the Lord. pollution piece, citizens must bear some of the respon- 'f1ro.ility--co11ectivesy and individually. It is all very well to talk now of regulations that should have been introduced 15, or even 20 years ago, but if you were around at the time, what did you have to say about it? we do this we shall have life-peace, victory, patience, courage, all those wonderful components which constitute life, the life of the Lord. visited with evil."" To fear the Lord means to resptct and to obey Him. If for? Central ssgi//db] Lois Flaherty _651-6386 - p f] DN RD. The float that came second in this category was won by the Office and Professional Employees Association and depicted an old office; dark furniture, heavy manual typewriter, old fashioned telephone equipment and a secretary dressed in a dark long dress and a wide brimmed hat and in com- As far as float judging was concerned, the one entered by the International Chemical Workers Union, Local 2113, was chosen the winner. This float was built by the members of the local with products manufactured by them, such as tissue flowers, toilet tissue streamers, etc., and showed great imagination. There are many prizes awarded in different categories in the parade and in the marching units, the Toronto Fire Department took first prize, the Scar- borough Fire Department came second and York Fire Department third. Leading the parade this year was a few government dignitaries, such as Mayor Bill Dennison, Alderman Tony O'Donohue, York Controller Doug Saunders & provincial NDP Leader, Stephen Lewis. For those who saw the Monday edition of the Air Show, you had an op- portunity to see these men in action. The only sad thing was that the weather was far from perfect and they could not be viewed at their best. +++ The annual Labour Day Parade, which ends at the Grandstand in the Exhibition grounds, was even bigger and better this year. It was marching bands, floats and 14,000 marching union men and women. them and Wayne even more. All and all it was an out- standing experience, not only for our children but for the adults as well. Phosphate detergents, we all know by now, are toxic to aquatic life. But you have the alternative of soap, washing soda, or the special low phosphate detergents. Around the home there are dozens of ways you can help Use returnable rather than non-returnable bottles, and keep the purchase of aluminum cans to a minimum-they take longest to decompose. While we all have the responsibility of speaking up about pollution, we should also be doing as well as complaining. In day-to-day living there are dozens of ways that the individual can help control air, water and other pollution. You can start with shopping prac- tices. As more and more pollution control devices and techniques are introduced by industry, it will undoubtedly mean higher-priced con- sumer goods tomorrow. But I believe that most citizens are prepared to pay that price for a cleaner en- vironment. Regardless of past short- sightedness, here in Ontario industry is generally showing an awareness of its ecological responsibilities. If not on its own initiative, then with some prodding from government. As I receive further in- formation I will pass it along to you so let's get out and march or sponsor someone to march in the Norwestern Walkathon, October 2 at 7:30 If you are asked to sponsor a walker please do so as the cause will further benefit your community. The hospital would like children who were born or treated at the hospital to take an active part in the walk or anyone who is interested. To help the target along, the Ladies Auxiliary is holding a walkathon on Saturday, October 2 starting at 7:30 a.m. from the back road of the hospital. The walk will cover 21 miles and briefly the route is south from the hospital to Eglinton and west to Royal York Road, north to Weston Road and on up to Finch Avenue, east along Finch and cutting down a couple of other streets to Bathurst, south on Bathurst to Lawrence, west along Lawrence to Keele, down past the hospital to Eglinton and west along Eglinton to the Centennial Building at 2694 Eglinton Avenue west. parison a new office on the other side, of the float, the new showed bright office furniture, a new typewriter, modern telephone equip- ment and, of course, let's not forget the pretty, mini- skirted secretary. There were many floats and marchers who were out- standing and I personally feel they should all be awarded a badge of courage or some such medal for marching on such a warm and humid day. +++ Northwestern General Hospital on Keele St. has just about another million dollars to go and they will have reached their target of four and a half million dollars for their "expansion program, l9" ADMIRAL COLOR 19-cr-27 Finally, support legislation which you feel will help keep Ontario and Canada a beautiful and healthy place in which to live and raise a family. Our resources in land, water and air are not infinite. Kitchen scraps, including tea leaves, coffee grounds, vegetable and fruit peelings, cores and other vegetable wastes can be used for compost piles, or be buried in the garden directly, where they rot down to improve soil. Don't use sprays or dusts against insects or weeds indiscriminately, and make sure oil burners and car engines are in top shape to minimize the emission of pollutants. Never flush away what can be put in the garbage. This includes filter-tip cigarettes (and other types, for that matter) and disposable diapers. They clog plum- bing, septic tanks and sewage treatment plants. fight pollution and conserve resources. Careful use of water is one of the most important areas. Don't drown the lawn, and when running the washing machine or dishwasher make sure you have a full load. A gallon or two saved each day in every household is a tremendous volume of water." WITH TRADE _Limited Quantity 'M9 For those born under the sign of Virgo (August M - September 23) the choice was a modest arrangement in three small blue satin bud vases. Virgos, it seems, despise ostentatious behaviour and are noted for The idea of trying it in flowers goes to Florist Magazine, official publication of the Florist's Transworld Delivery Association. The magazine put out a challenge to its association members in Canada and the United States to interpret the various signs with flowers. They were not to be replicas, but artistic interpretations of the signs. This fascination has led to expansion beyond the inside pages of the newspapers as the twelve signs of the zodiac can be found in art forms from costume jewelry and wallpaper to sweat shirts and body painting. A late- blooming entry in the art field is that of floral design. Most of these armchair consultations are taken in a spirit of fun, and few would ever admit in seriousness to their daily peak at Leo or Libra. Many Canadians, wearied by cold scientific facts, are taking daily refuge in the comforts and cautions of their horoscope. 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