Canadian Defiance on a Windsor Train Ride
Barbara McIntosh recounts a partisan Windsor trip where she defends Canada’s independence from the United States, noting Canada’s separate flag, economy, and culture. A distant American influence is contrasted with native pride as she travels through Detroit and observes Hollywood figures, a Dupont plant, and American icons.
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Windsor
Canada
Dupont
Sidney Poitier
Katherine Hepburn
Tsay
Hollywood
Lorne Greene
Paul Anka
C.N.E
Detroit
Us.a
Hubert Humphey
Teacher May Reflects On Career Choices And Teaching
Mr. May discusses shifting from student to educator at Weston University. He values student independence, notes ungraded schooling may widen or narrow futures, and recalls farm roots with 4-H involvement. He hopes to own a farm, enjoys Broadway music, and plays piano though fashion trends he finds fleeting.
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Mr. May
O.C.E
Weston University
May
Letter to the editor on duty, college, and war
Perey Woods argues that students should focus on duty and sacrifice shown by prior generations rather than protesting foreign wars. He recalls World War I hardships, college funding, and work through school, criticizing antiwar protests and media focus on Vietnam. He laments selective outrage over international events and domestic cruelty while urging support for national efforts.
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Dad
Belgium
Viet Nam
S. S
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Cannibal Jokes and Nitric Acid Pun Recalled
A light classroom exchange centers on a cannibal pun about buttering up a teacher and a chemistry mispronunciation. Science teacher Wilson quizzes students on HNO3. A student struggles to recall the formula before the teacher reveals nitric acid.
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Wilson
Understanding Modern Art course at Oakville library
Plans for an Art Appreciation course titled Understanding Modern Art at the Oakville Centennial Public Library begin November 25. John Jansco of Sheridan College leads the class with slides and discussion. classes run 2 to 4 pm Mondays from November 25 to January 27 if enrolment allows.
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Oakville Centennial Public Library
John Jansco
Visual and
Sheridan College
Unfair panic button on pot
Jenny Bishop argues marijuana is wrongly labeled a narcotic and pursued with excessive law enforcement. She contends marijuana is non addictive, less harmful than alcohol or tobacco, and that policy should target other drugs like LSD and speed rather than police a mild drug.
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Jenny Bishop
L.S.D
Canada
U.S
S. Allentick
K. M. Bouman
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Acton Free Press
Hree Press
Barbara McIntosh
Aretha Franklin
Paul Newman
Barbra Streisand
West
President Johnson
Texas
Life
American Motors
Nassagaweya
Corporation of the
Natsagaweya
J. C. McIntyre
James May
Acton
Clases
Glencoe
London
Western University
Ipedagogues
The
Free Press
Perey Woods
Esso
Jerry Skirrow
Municipality OF
Esquesing
Township OF
Stewart Town
Halton County
K. C. Andsay
Sydney K. Lamb
Mill ST. E. - Acton
Toronto
M.L.S
Toronto and
Orangeville
Raat
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