The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Page 12â€"The Times, meaning specifically a child leaping out of a covering of leaves and dashing in front of your vehicle. . Wet leaves can be slippery through a pile of leaves and Piledâ€"up leaves are a natural attraction for children. They roll in them, favorite tflc::dom‘)fm is covering themselves up completely and hiding, That‘s fine in the yard at home, but when this little game is played in the street, it‘s an open invitation to tragedy. What can the driver do about it? Assume that there hacfifldorpetineverypfle of leaves you see in or near That innocentâ€"looking pile of leaves might be anything but innocent warns the Caution: Wet leaves Th Eas§3 Choice. EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER LR.SM. â€" AR.C.T. Canada‘s largestâ€"selling rye whisky. Blended and bottled by Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Ltd., Waterloo, Ont. another reason for cau 7 63â€"5082 DESIRES PUPILS FOR ALL GRADES. _ Seagram‘s FIVE STAR y, October 11, 1973 drug with longterm effects. certain foods and alcohol can also interact with drugs. teraction. Be especially Drug Interaction + HEY KAREN! Consumers‘ Association of Light and Canada cautions consumers of the dangers of drug in $s brakes at short intervals to keep the wheels free of wet When brakes are applied, the wheels often lock easily. Leaves gather in front of, and under, the locked wheels and could cause skidding. If you release the brakes for an instant, the wheels will role over the packed leaves and you‘ll find yourself on clear pavement again. It may be regarding â€" them with "‘The wider your horizons, the greater your flexibility and number of interests, the better chance you have, of adjusting,"" says Beverley Mead, chairman of the department of psychiatry at Creighton University School of Medicine. He observes it‘s the woman clinging to the old traditions and motivated strictly to the role of wife and mother who‘s likely to be dissatisfied and unhappy as by Alison Goddard Who‘s afraid of middleage and menopause? Not youâ€" if you‘re a woman <who recognizes these can be years of new opportunities and challenges. Facing middle age Pretty Karen Eluck, who likes to make funny faces, reacts to the new GM of Canada seat belts in the 1974 cars which combine greater comfort and ease of movement with safety. A flashing light and buzzer remind you to buckle up. The oneâ€" buckle combination lap and shoulder belt permits quick fastening. Your shoulder belt has an easily adjusted ‘‘comfort clip" to stop pressure and avoid wrinkles. The GM inertia retractor lets you stretch to the glove box while wearing your belt. When brakes are suddenly applied or an impact takes place, the inertia retractor locks, preventing you from plunging forâ€" ward. It‘s all new and Karen‘s doubleâ€"takes tell the story. & COOL IT, KAREN! Decorate your home with this delightful cenâ€" trepiece of Mums, oak leaves, wheat and an orange candle. A good design for hospital without the candle too! Free Metro Delivery! AUTUMN MAGIC Doctor asserts offense is best the flower peopie _ 3107 Dundas Street ‘Nest at Clendenan Light and Buzzer Signal You can adjust your Shoulder Belt 766â€"61 2 A working mother, "or at least the woman who is capable of being a working mother even though she may not be holding job at the moment,"‘ has the edge over a woman who sees her life in the home only, maintains Dr. Mead. "She has an awareness of the world outside, and later when she wants to expand her role and seek other sources of satisfaction. _ she has something to fall back on and be interested in." _ Menopauseâ€"no menace The ranks of women ready to meet the options midâ€" dleage offers are growing. her family duties diminish. Buckle Up for Safety!‘ onuy 7*"* Mr. Carton. Minister of Transportation and Comâ€" munications said that the recent national rail strike delayed production _ of auxiliary power control units (APCU) being built at the North Bay shops of the Ontario Northland Railway. The O.N.R. is managed by the Ontario Northland Transportation Commission, an Ontario Government agency. A continuing strike at the National Steel Car Corâ€" poration plant at Hamilton has delayed production and Dr. Mead is convinced that midâ€"life crisis can be further eased by educationâ€"right from the beginning. "We should _ start _ teaching children from first grade on to think more about the future of life." Talking with Start up of the Torontoâ€" Georgetown GO Rail comâ€" muter . service will be delayed until after the New Year due to the effects of labor disputes.. GO service delayed And that includes coping with that female midâ€"life p h e n o m e n o n : t h e menopause. ‘"Women can now look forward to menopause without the dread they used to have," notes Dr. Mead. Knowing that estrogen replacement therapy is available. "they accept the hormone for what good it can do them and, in addition, realize that their adjustment depends a lot on themselves and what they do, and their attitude toward life." HOW ABOUT THAT! GM Inertia Retractor lets you Stretch ISN‘T THAT SOMETHING! Combined Belt has One Buckle delivery of wheel and truck assemblies for the 30 coaches now on order with Hawker Siddeley Canada Limited of Thunder Bay, Mr. Carton added. However, work on the six GO stations along the new Torontoâ€"Georgetown route. upgrading of track and signalling devices has made good progress. Delivery of four diesel locomotive units is expected before the end of A partial GO service will begin sometime in January or February, dependant on settlement of the National Steel Car Corporation strike, resumption of production | and delivery of the wheel and ’ truck assemblies. "I‘m a great believer that the best way to solve menopausalâ€"middleage problems is by prevention," Dr. Mead contends. "‘Prevention not only in the correction of any hormonal imbalanceâ€"but _ psycholoâ€" gical prevention in terms of encouraging a woman to have many roles in life." seven and eight yearâ€"olds about what life will be like for them later on is a marâ€" velous opportunity â€" to prepare them for transition. Children could be taught the mechanics of biologyâ€" "including some mention of ‘ menopause‘‘â€"but _ more importantly, he suggests, they could ‘"explour how values and attitudes will change as we grow older.‘"