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WOODSTOCK INGERSOLL and DISTRICT LABOUR COUNCIL Man Must Have a Continuing Relationship With Nature Man is much more than the other animals. His brain is so much larger, he has a soul and a conscience. But man, like the other animals, is a product of Eatth, subject to her laws, and he must have a continuing relationship with the outdoors, with nature, or he loses sight of his place on Earth. He must realize that he can tinker only so much with the delicately tuned machinery of this planet, or he will destroy himself and the planet. LOCAL 636 U.A.W. Occupational Safety and Health-- An Issue Whose Time Has Come For tar too long we have assumed that grease, noise, overhead dangers, cutting knives, fumes and all the other Familiar hazards were a natural concomitant to holding a iob. For tar too long we have assumed that a worker had to lose his hearing or destroy his lungs to be a family breadwinner. We have no right to assume that today. With massive research, with better plant design and engineering we can command the technical capability so workers need not shorten their lives nor lose their senses to earn a living.
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TIME What is time? I would suppose it means our lifespan if we think about it in present terms. After all we can't look at a watch before we are bornor afterwe die, and being selfish creatures we are interested only in Me , and me is the present. What 'is time for? On first thought I assumed it was to place chronologically a certain event. Now I am sure that time exists so that I can waste itl Take for instance, now! I wasted ten minutes oftime thinking about what topic to waste the next fifteen or twenty minutes writing about. Sometime after you've iust had some fun and say, I had a good time , retract that statementmy friend, for you didn't have a good time, in re al ity--you've wasted good time. This point cannot be disputed because since time cannot be stopped, it isalways being wasted. It seems to me that the only way to stop wasting time, is to die, but alas, the minute you die, some innocent child will be born somewhere, who will waste every second of time you've saved. By: John Near, l2B IN THE SUMMER OF THE HAWK My life is love, a guilded path, A life too tight, too great a task For one as Ip The fruits I reap To move myself, A mind too deep Upon the shelf that sits in vacancy of mood Will link together, simmered and stewedg And take me to my wondrous dream, Leave out the world to fight and steam. Those who are blind and fail to see the existence of reality, I pray will find their broken way, A land, someday, so far away, A land of peace and icy and love, A revelation from up above. Give up the life they mourn and miss, And follow the children from out the Abyss. The flash of colours fills my eyes, The world of truth, in spite of lies Unveils now, a rapturous sight: Like sun, so bright, yet dark as night: I see the city beneath my feet, A challenge great, a time to meet, And as the sands do shift and sway, I loose myself and fly away. by: D. Robb IIA SOMETIME tell the world there's nothing left there's something left left is right it's a gift of Time you have seven weeks next Tuesday do it this Time or the world's over. tell the world something nothing that's ifl confusion . middle of the day something's wrong do it on Time or the world's over. tell the world it's all right there's still Time a speck of light in my mind. suppertime. interruptions. do it now or the world's over. tell the world may be tomorrow may be seven weeks tuesday wednesday. midnight. dream now there's no Time left the world's over. by: Gavin MacKenzie l3A THE HAUNTING It cannot be avoided, Its lurking everywhere, Waiting for that one false slip, Waiting there for e'er. It will haunt you when you're sleeping, Haunt you when you wake, Haunt you thru a whole life long, Till your soul is nigh to break. And when that time arrives, fAnd its later than you thinkj, You'll wonder what has happened, You'll wonder VVhere's the link? For it has now been broken, The old life and its breath, The one that keeps us living, Until we breathe of death. by: Sandy Collver IZC ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF A GREY PERSON Death calls thee, Come. Obey! You cannot run From his cold hand, And razor-edged Scythe which cleaves And levels all men. This grim reaper Makes strong men Cringe, and rich men Shudder, for no Bribe, no whining plea Can stave off His hungry assault. No man can hope To evade his blood-daubed blade Neither caste, nor riches, Can influence his iudgement, For all of man Must face the reaper Either walking or crawling. by: Richelie Trotter EOS age lightly sat upon that brow or on those limbs now old but see how mother's dying now a death that's been foretold aunt's and uncle's, hollow tears dispassionately cried will not erase, those thoughtless y and make this death subside and mother's window open wide admits the mid-day gloom that draws the faded drapes aside flowing liquid in the room look out across the city there toward the filthy bay a strangled gasp from up the stair I guess we've had our day by: Andy Lanaway ECTS
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