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One New York psychiatrist reports there is a recurring fantasy among some men who live near major airâ€" ports. It involves breaking Now psychiatric studies are under way exploring effects of noise and some interesting results are showing up. It has been around a long time. Julius Caesar was said! to have complained about the clatter of chariot wheels on the cobbleâ€"stones of Rome and banned them from streets after sunset. \ A warm wELCOME awaits vyou at THE CHURCH OF CHRI§T 47 HARDING AVE. WESTON _ . April 30/72 through May 7/72 Speaker: Mr. Harry Johnson Minnesota SUNDAYS 11 a.m. & 7 p.m Monday through Friday 8 p.m It was a simple, logical solution, but it‘s hard to be logical and unemotional where noise is involved. Noise is the pollution that can have an effect on the emotional stability as well as on the body. ‘"‘Then buy one," he orâ€" dered. "Case dismissed." "abdtit the ratket his neighâ€" bor‘s air conditioner made ‘"Does anybody make a muffler or silencing hood for that thing?" he asked, inâ€" dicating the machine. May 5 Fridayâ€" Finally, the only solution he could think of was to sue the neighbor and parade a line of expert witnesses in a Almost before the case got under way, the judge cut to the quick of the air conâ€" ditioner case. SUBJECTS April 30 A.M.â€"Faithful in our attendance Sunday 30th P.M.â€" is Jesus the Son of God May 1 Mondayâ€" The Rejected Christ M.y 2 Tuesdayâ€" The Voice of the Son of God May 3 Wednesday â€" The Suttering Saviour May 4 Thursdayâ€"The Resurrection of Christ the sound the outside compressor made. cool comfort, he tossed and turned all night because of and J.A. Kennedy, chairman of the Ontario Municipal Board, get together to smooth out relations betâ€" made by Maxwell Goldhar, chairman of the Board. Mr. Goldhar said that if the fourâ€" year campaign continues at its present pace, the hospital will be able to begin groundwork _ and _ conâ€" struction late this year. Keeping it clean Artist‘s impression of new Northwestern G';neral Hospital. New facilities are illustrated on the right. Northwestern _ General Hospital, on Keele below Lawrence, is only $750,000 short of reaching its $12 million goal for expansion The experts agreed Heard any silence lately While his neighbor slept in A few years ago, a blearyâ€" The announcement was White hints at Metro OMB wall 5 Fridayâ€" The Second Coming of Christ J Sunday A.M.â€"Instrumental Music in The 7'&md¢y P.M.â€"The Lord‘s Last Words To by Bill Dodds Hospital fund nears target GOSPEL MEETING in noise regulation. This would provide a field test for the workability of restricâ€" tions and results could then be applied for the whole province. Environment Minister James Auld said he is conâ€" sidering a new approach to the development of these controls, setting up a single community as a pilot project The Department of the Environment is working on noise _ regulations, _ for Ontario. The pain threshold â€" the point where sound actually hurts â€" is easy to establish. It is in the neighborhood of 140 decibels. That‘s somewhere between the interior noise level of a diesel truck cab and the sound of a small jet engine 100 feet away. But experts are still studying the levels at which noise contributes to emotional stress. And the majority of medical opinion is that a steady noise level above 80 decibels for a long period of time can cause some hearing loss. Jets, cars, trucks, motorcycles, _ snowmobiles, vacuum cleaners, transistor radios, . stereos, jack hamâ€" mers and rivetting guns â€" all these things and more are assaulting our ears. into the nearest armories and stealing an antiâ€"aircarft gg‘&And the next lowâ€"flying et .®. . boom! This particular student of human response to nolsé became interested in the subject when he discovered his new house was on the flight path to John F. Kenâ€" nedy airport. The mayor‘s idea came at a time when the board chairman asked the Metro chairman to clarify a remark recently made that Mr. Goldhar said arâ€" chitectural plans, calling for a new addition to the hospital as well as refurbishment oi present facilities, are now before the Ontario Hospital Services Commission. ‘"Once OHSC approval is granted, we will be in a position to forecast an exact date for the beginning of construction," he added. Expansion will increase the number of beds from 250 to 370 and will include ween Metro government and the municipal board. The Borough of York Council and the Hydro, Personnel _ and _ Public Relations _ Committee, represented by Controller Jim Trimbee, presented Mr. Mclellan with a camera, photography being one of his main hobbies. He retired with 584% days remaining in his sick bank despite a serious illness. In 1941 he was made line foreman and in ‘43 promoted to general foreman. He became line Superintendent in 1967. He transferred to York Township Hydro in 1940 as a journeyman lineman, along with eight others and Joe was the last to retire from that group. Hydro in 1929. This midâ€" depression year of 1936 saw him laid off for lack of work so he went to The Toronto Star but returned to hydro work in 1938. Mr. McLellan is a native of York county, born in 1907, and started with Toronto It took 32 years for Joe McLellan to get around to his retirement party after joining the York Township Hydro but that party was held last week for the popular superintendent at the Old Mill. The Metro chairman sent a several page statement over Recent studies support the hospital‘s claim that imâ€" mediate expansion â€" is necessary. Statistics inâ€" dicate the emergency department, designed to handle 26,000 emergency Metro would formally adopt an official land use plan once the province passed legislation to make it workable. It is the first phase of a $19 million expansion program that will give Northwestern Hospital a total of 500 beds. urgently needed supporting services including operating rooms, treatment areas, outâ€" patient facilities and an enlarged emergency area. & _ (Track & Installation included) Day or Evening Interiors Residential & Commercial Custom Draperies JOH Retires Custom Made We sincerely hope that the advanced â€" training planned at this assembly will enable us to live closer to the Bible and its teachings," he said. Mr. Arthur _ Guest, Presiding Minister of Weston congregation stated "The entire congregation of 100 active ministers will be among those in attendance. Mr. John Didur, circuit supervisor of Jehovah‘s Witnesses in West Toronto, has announced final preparation for a three day, semiâ€"annual Circuit Assembly to be held on May 5, 6 and 7 at Mississauga‘s Glenforest _ Secondary School, 3575 Fieldgate Drive. personality conflict between the Metro chairman and the chairman of the municipal board. Mr. Campbell said he had no argument whatsoever with Mr. Kennedy. Mr. White said Metro appears to have a more friendly relationship with Ontario cabinet members than it does with the OMB chairâ€" man. "There appears to be a wall between Metro and the OMB chairman," said York‘s mayor. to the OMB chairman exâ€" plaining his remark and outlining conditions under which the metro council would adopt a formal land use plan. The Metro chairman, however was not prepared to sit down with the OMB chairman and have a quiet private chat. does not appear to be a person "that you have chatty telephone calls with." A city alderman claimed that the press has built up the idea that there is some sort of East York Mayor True Davidson told the executive committee that Mr. Kennedy ‘"‘Pledges can be made over a fiveâ€"year period and are taxâ€"deductible. There is no doorâ€"toâ€"door canvassing of households," he said. In an effort to reach its target as soon as possible, the hospital‘s campaign committee has stepped up canvassing of local industry, Mr. Goldhar said. cases a year, is receiving an average of 47,000 cases. Lack of beds is another problem. People requiring minor surgery must wait up to six months for admittance. Spiritual needs _ assembly DRAPERIES JOHN AKIN, (formerly of Mayfair Draperies) is pleased to announce the Opening of his new business and will be happy to advise his many friean on Drapes and Broadâ€" loom. The highlight of the assembly will be the Sunday afternoon public lecture Are You Marked for Survival? Guest speaker for the 2 p.m. address will be Mr. W. Veenstra, district supervisor Jehovah‘s Witnesses. All interested persons are welcome â€" seats are free. Sessions will include demonstrations and plays showing how practical the Bible is in fortifying spiritual morale of people in our community. Children must know how to cope with traffic before being allowed to run out and play. They must know the rules of the road and traffic safety before being allowed to bicycle on public roads. They must be taught to swim before being allowed to play Mr. Guest added "The weekâ€"end _ assembly _ is designed to help all honest hearted persons to become ‘Conscious of their spiritual needs‘, which is the theme being featured during this assembly." To be effective, safety education must change attitudes of children towards safety, starting in the pram and _ continuing _ until adulthood. 1. Safety education of children at home and school. 2. Creation of a safe enâ€" vironment for children. 3. The assumption of parental responsibility for the safety of children. 4. The assumption of responsibility by adults, especially drivers, for the safety of children. Child Safety Week What can be done about it? The Canada Safety Council offers no easy solutions. But progress will be made in reducing accidents through simultaneous improvement in the following four areas: The toll taken of children‘s lives and health in Canada by accidents is staggering â€" some two thousand killed and tens of thousands inâ€" jured seriously. He states further that the conference‘s primary obâ€" jective will be to comâ€" municate its discussions and conclusions "not only to the political and â€" scientific agencies of the world, but also to the general public.‘ The threeâ€"day conference, first of its kind to be held in Canada, is being sponsored by APEO as a 50th anâ€" niversary project. It is being supported by federal and Ontario governments and is expected to attract more than 700 delegates, including 40 speakers. Purpose of the conference is to examine causes and effects of automobile pollution and to review and assess measures that have been taken by government Toronto June 26â€"27â€"28, as a forum for "clear, unâ€" prejudiced assessments of the true situation regarding automobile pollution." Eng., of Kitchener, sees the forthcoming _ International Automobile Pollution Conference being held at The president of the 32,000â€" member Association of 638â€"7383 Problems of _ automobile pollution Some solutions Parental responsibility for a child‘s safety is conâ€" centrated on _ patient, positive teaching ‘of safety starting with the very young. But this can all be undone if the parent himself or herself fails to teach by example. It is not intended to give parents guilt complexes about safety. They can hardly be held responsible for safety of children when they are out of their control. But it is not reasonable to place all blame for accidents on children, either. They do A safe environment inâ€" cludes living in a home that is not a fire trap. Leading causes of fire are smoking, electrical hazards. and defective heating. A safe environment includes a car in which child passengers are secured by restraining devices. To create a safe enâ€" vironment for children, all poisonous substances must be kept away from tots as well as stove and electrical hazards. The very young should never be left alone in baths or wading pools. in any but shallow bodies of water. Mr. Bradley also referred to the fact that fears have been expressed that the conference will become merely another unâ€" productive activist approach to the problem or that it is designed to reach some predetermined conclusions. ‘Nothing could be further Says Mr. Bradley: "There has been much conflicting evidence produced over the past two or three years as to the nature and seriousness of the problem. One of the main purposes of the conference will be to review this evidence in the light of existing knowledge and hopefully, to come to some conclusion on the extent of the problem and the efâ€" ficiency of the remedies applied to date. Finally, it is hoped to produce recomâ€" mendations for the future which will be directed toward the virtual elimination of the problem â€" or its reduction to a point where it is no longer a serious polluter of our enâ€" vironment." ful exhaust gases from automobiles. and industry to reduce and eventually eliminate harmâ€" HIS NEWEST STORE AT , 2181 WESTON RD. (Â¥T CHURCH) FOR HIS OPENING SPECIAL, HE IS GIVING A FREE DRINK WITH EVERY SUB SANDWICH 1974 WESTON RD. Gift Wrap, Cards and Books 7 DAYS A WEEK 2181 Weston Rd 244â€"6611 THE DRINKS ARE ON THE HOUSE CAPTAIN CANADA IS OPENING A.T. SQUIBB AND SON CAPTAIN CANADA‘S SUBMARINE SANDWICHES (EAT THOSE MIDNIGHT MUNCHIES) FOR MOTHER‘S DAY MAY 5 From There are children who can be trained easily and others who have to learn through mistakes. But Canada has need for all these different types of inâ€" dividuals. Guard their lives. Always be on the lookout for the safety of children. Always give them a break. They are the the future of the country. This is where the responsibility of all adults for the safety of children is most important. Should a child be sentenced to death because a driver wants to go at maximum speed through a residential area and a youngster makes a mistake? Adults must recognize that there are many kinds of children â€" some careful, some riskâ€"taking, some too careful for their own good (like the driver who goes 25 mph in a 60 mph zone.) not start off as mature people with judgement. That takes a long, long time. They have short attention spans. They may be safe most of the time but unsafe at others because they are distracted by something new, something exciting. 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