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(@ White pelican sighted last reported in 1935 The presence of one or more white pelicans in Southern Ontario is a rare and unusual event at any time, according to the Fedâ€" eration of Ontario Naturalâ€" ists. The observation of a singâ€" le bird at Luther Marsh, near Orangeville, in late July was followed by the sighting of the same or an additional bird in Hamilton Bay a few days later. This is the first time it has been reported there since 1935. According to Barry Ranâ€" ford, writing in the most recent issue of the Ontario Naturalist, the white peâ€" lican does occur in Ontario, but only in the Lake of the Woods district, where one small colony exists 40 miles rom Kenora. This colony was all but wiped out by commercial fishermen â€" in the 1940s who persecuted That suggestion is that people â€" (wellâ€"meaning, 1 am sure) should greet a coronary patient with anyâ€" thing but an inquiry of his health. This seems to be the complaint of a number of people who have suffered heart attacks; and it can be psychologically damaging. You are looked at as though you really haven‘t the right to be mobile again. Advice and â€" apprehensive looks have an undermining effect on a heart patient. Another difficult time for heart patients is when an apâ€" peal for heart funds makes use of the fearâ€"psychology ‘"If you‘re traveling on standâ€"by," she said, "the idea is to find out when planes are less likely to be crowded. By phoning, you can discover whether chances are good, fair or poor. Midâ€"week, early in the day, is often good." (Alâ€" ready she was sounding like a veteran air traveler.) Don‘t be timid. Personalâ€" ly, I can‘t wait to be ‘"over 65°* to qualify, or can 1? Sally, Hamilton DEAR DORISâ€"As the wife of a middleâ€"aged man who has made a good reâ€" covery from a heart attack, may I make a suggestion? But she had an answer for one of her friends who had given up. This lady had gone home when the flight she wanted left, having no room for her. As she seemed more reâ€" laxed while talking, I kept prompting her. She was over 65 and had taken adâ€" vantage of the speical 30 per cent discount allowed by Transairâ€"Midwest for _ a standâ€"by ticket. She hadn‘t had toâ€" wait, she said, although she knew of those_ who had. up in the air then if there had been another way of seeing her Winnipeg family. As it was, she could travel quickly by air from Thunder Bay, Ont., and save her arthritic back from overâ€" tiring. was nervous. This was her first flight, I discovered, and she wouldn‘t have been man sharing my plane seat en t bnu esnt ce 0 t 0t ho (iietent e : oc 1. 0 te ini n ? veme . 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Turn signals are often left on inadvertently and drivers sometimes change their minds about turning at the last moment. Because of its easy idenâ€" tification, the Federation of Ontario Naturalists is inâ€" terested in tracing the moveâ€" ments of the birds in southâ€" ern Ontario. Anyone who may have seen one is asked to forward details to FON Hadquarters, _ 1262 _ Don Mills Road, Don Mills, Ont. them under the unwarrantâ€" ed claim that the birds were detrimental to their fishing a claim which is unfounded: for their normal diet conâ€" sists of coarse fish. With grotesque 20â€"inch long bill, this species is unmistakable. It is one of North _ America‘s largest birds. Measuring five feet long, weighing 15 to 20 pounds and with a remarkâ€" able wingâ€"spread of up to 10 feet, it is easily identified. In flight. the otherwise allâ€" white bird displays large black wing patches. Hurt and Turned Off DEAR HURTâ€"Writing to me may get something off your chest, but it won‘t get anything off his, will it? Why not make him a preâ€" sent of a wellâ€"advertised deodorant and suggest that he pay you the compliment of using it? Then if you simply have to drive the point home about the anniversaries, show him this column. Personally, I‘d settle for banishing the B.O. DEAR DORISâ€"I wonder if any reader could tell us where to find a copy of the old Sweet Pea Primer. It was used in Manitoba in the 1920s. I have been looking for one for several years. Sweet Pea Reader DEAR S.P.R.â€"You are not the only one who is lookâ€" ing for this ancient gem. I do hope one of our Weekly readers can come up with a copy, or even two‘! DEAR WIFEâ€"Damaging is right, and not only for heart patients. A survivor from any serious illness is apt to meet up witha misâ€" guided _ solicitude . which seems to be saying "Are you still alive? DEAR DORISâ€"If my husâ€" band was a generous with gifts and money as he is with sex, I‘d have it made. Our last two wedding anniâ€" versaries, he didn‘t even buy me a card, and I‘m so hurt. If his B.O. doesn‘t turn me off, his perspiration odor and bad breath will. healing of the heart; and this is what the public fails to understand. It may even make him feel sick again and at best he has guilt feelings beâ€" cause he is not a permanent invalid! technique. The mental attiâ€" A Wife can handle regular classâ€" room work if he gets a great deal of help and encourageâ€" ment. To inquire about adopting Perry, please write to Toâ€" day‘s Child, Department of Social and Family Services. Legislative Buildings, Torâ€" onto 182. For general adopâ€" tion information, ask your children‘s aid society. A happy boy, Perry is alâ€" most never without a smile. He is likeable and agreeable and loves attention from adults. Perry enjoys all sports and loves camping. He likes working with tools and playing with trucks and cars. Western music and Western movies are his favâ€" orites. . Perry needs parents who can combine love with conâ€" sistent discipline and who are not demanding in their academic expectations. first language, but he underâ€" stands English. Perry is expected to have minor surgery soon, but his health is excellent. He is not a particularly good student though his teacher feels he Sat. Sept. 11, 1971 From 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. (2 Games of Free Bowling) BANTAMS JUNIORS : SENIORS : WATERLOO BOWLING LANES DAYTIME LADIES LEAGUES Tue. 9:00 A.M. and 1 :30 P.M. Wed. 9:00 A.M. and 1 :30 P.M. Thur. 1 :30 P.M. Cost of 3 Games â€" $1.15 Plus 15° Prize Money ($1.30) Free Baby Sitting plus weekly draw Individuals or teams welcome is his JOIN FIVE PIN BOWLING Fri. Sept. 17 â€" Sat. Sept. 18 â€" Sun. Sept. 19 FREE BANQUET AND AWARDS Kâ€"W transit study group proposed YOUTH LEAGUES e STEREC 7 C P Westmount Place iesz : " Westmount Place Kitchener‘s city council and public utilities commisâ€" sion will be asked to form a study committee with Watâ€" erloo officials to consider transit routes through the two cities. Formation of the commitâ€" tee was proposed by Mayor Meston who felt such a group could discuss costâ€" sharing, and plan routes to run through both cities. It could also determine comâ€" munity views on what would best serve the greatest numâ€" ber. . 20 Years and Under â€" Sun. 6:30 P.M. 15 Years and Under â€" Fri. 4:30 P.M. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: @ 12 Years and Under â€" Sat. 9:00 A.M. and 10:30 A.M. REGISTRATION â€" $1.50 LEAGUES COMMENCE 14 PRINCESS ST. W. 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