HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-02-20, Page 6Photo: research test to determine the work capacity of people with
impaired hearts. '
Life Insurance
aids Heart'Foundation
Many people are making good recoveries from severe
heart attacks, New advances in medical science and
surgery are saving their lives, However, many more lives
may be'saved if, through research, the causes of heart
disease can be determined.
Research of this nature is a long; rande project. It
requires highly trained workers and the most modern
equipment. These cost money.
Last year, with timely financial assistance from the
Life Insurance Companies, the WI:ions'. Heart Founda-
tion of Canada began to correlate and step up the tempo
of research into the causes of heart disease.
This is just one of many ways in which the Life
Insurance Companies in Canada are encouraging
medical research that will help Canadians live longer
and more happily.
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You can't afford to waste• tame fe,eding hogs
no matter what the market price is. If you feed-
ing straight .grain to hogs YOU ARE WASTING
TIME.
WHY! Because grains alone do not contain
the proper levels of nutrients to get hogs off to
market in a hurry. Tests prove that straight grain-
fed hogs take up to ,2 months longer to reach .mar-
ket weight than balanced fed hogs.
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Herefords and Aberdeen Angus sell on, March 5th
Shorthorns sell on March 6th
Sale will commence at 10.00 a.m. on each day
Only hulls approved by the •Culling Committee will be allowed to
pass through the Auction.
14 Performance, Tested Bulls are included in the offering,
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TORONTO
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Get Your -Chicks Away To
"A FLYING. START"
The start you give your chicks makes
"a whale et a difference"; and one RIO
factor is the feed ,you choose. Thous-
ands .of poultry people choose PURINA
ST.ARTEN'A, because they know it gives
outstanding results.
PURINA ,STARTENA is a COMPLETE feed, fed. dry, without
mixing or additions. Rased ion Purina Research and experience,
made with "baby formula" care, It gets 'chicks away to ap
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9 ,,health and growth boosters—some 'as little as a teaspoonful
to 'the ton: And Purina's Micro-Mix process ensures that even
such 'minute livantities are evenly, accurately Mixed through
every thimbleful:
Keep iSTARTENA MASH )or CHECKER-ETTS before the chicks
all 'the (time. (We recommend Checker-Etts for top results,
and less waste.) At first fill .the feeders full; then, to prevent
waste, 1/3 Tull.
Amount needed: Light breeds, 0 lbs. per Ichick. Heavies, 3 ILA.
Then they're ready for 'a Purina IG-rowing Ration.
Disinfect,their Drinking Water
Even the purest water quickly becomes contaminated; and all
chicks, sick or well, drink from the same- founts. Protect your
chicks! Drop 5 Chek-E-Tabs in each gallon you give them
during their first four or five weeks. It's, cheap, handy and
effective "life insurance".
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;Mrs. A. -11vf. Bassett returned
home on !Friday after 'wine
visited her daugheer, Mrs, Donald
Matthews. in London for over two
weeks,
Mr. And, Mrs, William, Murray,
Warren, Mich., were ,with the
forineea mother; Mrs, Agnes Mur-
ray for the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. E, J. Sturgeon,
are spending two weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. F. Anderson
and family, Science Hill, .
Jim.' Higgins, Toronto, spent the
weekend with, his 'parents, Mr.
and Mrs, J. B. Higgins,
Miss Shirley Brandon, student
at ILW,C). spent the weekend with
her Tether, H. Brandon,
lgozporal J. Brown, Camp Bord-
en, spent the weekend with his
wife and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Parker
and Bonnie, Searboro, visited the
forinees sister, Mrs. Fred West-
on andfamily for the weekend.
They returned to London on Sun-
day to call on his parents at the
home of his younger sister,
3. E. Howard who suffered a
heart attack at his borne on Wed-
day evening last week is a patient
in Clinton Pullelic Hospital. He is
nove making favourable progress
to recovery. '
Glen Sturgeon, London was
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Sturgeon for the weekend.
11)fr. and Mrs. R. E,' Weston,
GOderich are visiting Mrs. Mal-
colm .T,orns.
Mr. , and Mrs. Alf Scotchmer,
Jr„ Mr. and Mrs. Reg Francis, Mr,
and Mrse Spencer Ervine, and
Mrs. J. Cluff were in St. Thomas
over Saturday. They attended the
St. Thomas Lions Club Ladies
Night and also visited Mrs. Scot-
'ehmer's sister, Mrs. William Barb-
er and family,
!Mr. and Mrs. 3. H. Parker went
to London on Thursday to visit
their d,aughter, Mrs'. Keith Pruss
end family for two weeks. '
Miss Helen- McLeod, London,
, spent the weekend with her moth-
' er, Mrs. W. 3. McLeod and. sisters.
Miss Jacqueline Cluff, Teacher's
College, London, is home this
week, and doing practise teaching
at Blake.
'Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay and
three children, George, Allan,
Donald and Leslie Elliott were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.
Jenkins, London, over the week-
end.
Mrs. Frank Nelson returned
home on 'Friday afteri visiting in
Dundas and Ancaster for a fort-
night.
Don Kingsbury was home 'over
the weekend. Mrs. L. Wilson
Who .visited. Mrs. Kingsbury last
week accompanied him on his re-
turn to Dundee. Malcolm Toms ac-
companidel him as far as. Kitchener
where he is visiting his daughter
and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham,
London, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Einerson Heard on Sun-
day,
'Stanley Telford, St. Thomas,
and George Telford, accompanied
by Miss Betty Ann Beard, Strat-
ford, were with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Telford for the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Oddleifson,
London, spent 'the weekend at
their home, on Main -Street,
Mrs. Leroy Path visited her
son, Ronald, in Toronfo, over the
weekend, She was obliged to stay
overnight in Goderich on her re-
turn on? Monday..
Miss Vicki. Chat was in Toronto
over the weekend where she at-
tended the Phi Kappa Sigma Fra-
ternity formal dance. ,
Toms Bros. and R. L. MaelVlillen
completed their ice harvest last
week. They report it was good
quality', Clem' and about 12,Inches
thick,
Pastor and Mrs. Ivor Bodenham
returned home on Friday, after
having been away for a week.
Mrs. Bodenham visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Peters, and Mrs.
J. Pasman in Lqndon, while her
husband was in. Hamilton,
Mr. Bodenham. was preaching
at the E'vangel Baptist Church
end the Normanhurst Baptist
church in Hamilton, in an effort
to reconcile the two churches to
unite. When returning a truck in
Brantford sideswiped his ear do-
ing about $200 damage which de-
layed their return to the village a
day,
Mr. And Mrs, J, Fraeer returned
home from. London on Friday ev-
ening after having visited their.
childrenover the Weekend. They
reported the roads-in very bad
.condition near Exeter from .Bruce-
field to Bayfield,
- Mr. And Mr:e, E. A, Featherston
left on Thursday afternoon for
Sonia, en route to Florida by
antornolelle,
Dad of, Prayer Friday
The Women's World Day of
Prayer will, be observed in Bay-
field by a united service in St,
Andrew's United Church on Fri-
day 'at 3 pm. Mrs, C. E. Peacock
will gove the address, It is hoped
there will be a good attendance
of 'the women of 'thie district to
join in this world wide service.
Church 'Services
Ash Wednesday service in Trin-
ity Church, Bayfield, conducted by
the rector, the Rev. E., J. B. Hee-
rieon, were holy ,communion at
10 am. and Litany at 7.30 p,m.
Services will. be held each Wed-
rieseley thrpughout Lent at the
same time,
Saturday will be the 100th an-
niversary of Lord Baden Powell's
birthday, He started the Scout
mut Guide movement. To. mark
this day the Scouts, Guides, Cubs
and Brownies with- their leaders
will ,parade to St. Andrew's Uni-
ted church at 11.15 a.m. on Sun,
day for the Thinking Day Service.
During this service the boys and
girls will -renew their promise and
the Guide Company flag will be
dedicated,
Valentina Fatty
The Local Association, of Guides
and Brownies appreciate the sup-
port given them by the good at-
tendauce of the Valentine card
Party on. Friday evening in the
Trinity .Parish Hall, Valentine
decorations were loaned for the
occasion by, the Lions Club.
There were six tables of euchre
and three of bridge, Prizes went
to the following; euchre, high,
Mee. Merton Merrier, William Me-
Dool; low, Mrs, John , Semple,
Lloyd Scotcbiner; bridge, high,
Mrs, O'Connell, James A. Camer-
on. To Mrs. R. Fitzsimmons who
was convener of the lunch com-
mittee goes -the credit of the
beautifully set up buffet lunch
table done artistically in a Val-
entitle cloth With matching serv-
iettes,. It was Centred with A
sweetheart doll flanked by red
tapers.
Willing Workers
The regular meeting of the
Willing Workers of St. Andrew's
United Church was held on Feb-
ruary 12, at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Brandon. The president,
Mrs. Arnold Makins opened the meeting with the Willing Workers'
prayer inr unison, she took as her
topic "There Is Always Another
Way" followed by a short prayer.
Thirteen members and one visitor
were present. present.
I A draW Was made for two box-,
es of of candy donated by Mrs. Reg,.
Francis and Mrs. Wilfred Castle.
they were won by Mrs, R, Tait
and Mrs. Kenneth Brandon, The
group decided to purchase a ben--
duet table- for the church .
moot, Judy 11, was chosen the
date for a bake sale,
The next meeting will be':
at the home of Mrs. R. on
March 12, Roll Call is to. be an-
swered by turning in "Days To Be
norneroberod" eards. Lame mem-
ber is asked to bring an article
suitable for en auction sale,
News of Bayfield
By MISS ]LUGS R, WOODS
PHONE AAYFIELD 45 r 3