HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-04-23, Page 15incidence of common measles is almost five times as great in
Canada this year as in the corresponding period of 1969.
Common or red measles, which might have harmful
after-effects to children, can be controlled by a one-shot
vaccine caned Lirugen, Parents are urged to consult their
family physician. Traditionally, measles cases peak during the
spring months.
Lord's Day . Alliance
annual report released
TorontoTelcgratn Syndicate
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
Those gorgeous eyes with extra-long lashes belong to
George, nine months old. This baby of Greek background is
a healthy, solid boy with black hair, olive skin and the dark
eyes that show so well in his picture.
George was -horn slightly prematurely but seems to
have made up for that and is developing well. He is alert
and interested in everything going on. He isn't crawling yet
but he rolls over and gets up on hands and knees, almost
ready to take off. He can say the names of ,the people in his
foster family.
George is fond of music, especially the theme song of
his favorite program, Bob Barker. He starts to rock back
and forth as soon as he hears it. He loves children and
household pets and makes friends quickly with adults.
This baby needs loving parents Who will welcome a
splendid, appealing little boy without concern that informa-
tion on his background is limited.
To inquire about adopting George please write to To-
day's Child, Department of Social and Family Services,
Parliament Buildings, Toronto 182,
Clinton Memorial Shop
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Monday, April 27th, 1970
one of our representatives
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will be at
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Goderich
In this district and throughout Canada many
persons and firms in practically all types of
businesses including
Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational
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appointment with the IDB representative by
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Urge parents to have
children vaccinated
Despite the distribution, pf 50
million doses of one-shot
Lirugen measles vaccine
throughout the World, "an
estimated 1,000,000 Canadian
children still remain
unvaccinated", a spokesman for
a leading Canadian
pharmaceutical company said
here today. •
Robert Wight, of the
Pharmaceutical Division of Dow
Chemical of Canada, Limited,
was referring to recent press
reports on the spectacular
increase in measles since January
1. The Federal Department of
Health reported the incidence
was almost five times greater
than in the corresponding period
of 1969,
"It would appear that
children are simply not getting
their vaccinations as they
should," he said. "It is difficult
to understand why parents are
not having their children
iMilitiniZed when vaccine is
available,"
It is estimated that more than
1,00 0,00 0 children have already
been vaccinated in Canada with
the one-shot vaccine, but an
estimated 1,000,000 others are
still unvaccinated , and
susceptible.
Medical authorities point out
that many parents are unaware
of the possible harmful effects
of common, red, 10-day measles
(rubeola). Encephalitis or mental
retardation can result.
Dr, C. S. Anglin, associate
professor of pediatrics at the
University of Toronto and
associate physician at the
Hospital for Sick Children was
recently quoted as saying that
measles vaccine is one of the
safest and most effective
vaccines available.
The church is not battering at
the gates of government for
special favours when it proposes
that the government distinguish
Sunday from other days, says
the Lord's Day Alliance in its
annual report just released.
"It's • proposal that
government distinguish Sunday
from other days is based upon
humanitarian considerations,"
says the Rev. A. S. McGrath,
General Secretary.
On the controversial subject
of Sunday store openings, the
Alliance notes that small food
stores have been repeatedly
taken to court and fined.
"Nevertheless," the report says,
"they have persisted in their
unlawful activity to the point
where police not infrequently
have developed a feeling of
frustration and have seldom
prosecuted. Fines have been
small and ineffective, provincial
at t or neys-general...have not
always been interested and
conditions have accordingly
been getting out of hand and
Well-nigh impossible to correct."
On the positive side, the
Alliance reports action of an ad
hoc committee composed of
officials in food store chains,
labour unions, trade and
consumer organizations and
churches who presented a
resolution to the Premier and
Attorney-General of Ontario in
August last year.
The committee affirmed "that
Sunday business would deprive
many workers of rest and
freedom from work on the
particular day of the week when
the majority of people are
customarily at leisure; would take
working fathers and working
mothers away from home on the
common rest-day and would
deprive children of parental
company and supervision. It
would add to the operating costs
of business, and this would
inevitably lead to further
increase in the cost of living."
Sports and entertainment
The Alliance affirms that, for
those who attach little or no
importance to religion, the next
best use of Sunday is
undoubtedly that of rest and
recreation, best taken in family
association.
While those who advocate
Sunday sport, amusement, or
some form of cultural activity
have been enjoying a measure of
success, the Alliance warns that
they should not be complacent.
"Business and industry look
with greedy eyes upon Sunday
and there ever seem to be some
who figure the competitive
advantage they might seize, and
profits they might acquire by
operating on Sunday."
In guarding , against a
completely open Sunday, the
promoters of sport and
entertainment, "may yet be
surprised to find that the Lord's
Day Alliance is their best ally,"
the report states.
Trucking
The latest threat to Sunday
leisure is the effort of some
trucking companies to gain
permission to operate on.
Sundays. Towards the end of
1969, the Canadian Transport
Commission granted this
privilege to two companies. One
runs trucks with perishable,
refrigerated goods through the
Maritime Provinces to Quebec
and Ontario, and the other
through the U.S. into Montreal
and Toronto. When scheduled to
arrive on Saturday the latter
may continue to their
destination on Sunday if delay
has been caused by "such
misadventure as flat tire,
mechanical defect or road
accident." Others have since
been asking permission to engage
in general, trucking on Sundays.
The Alliance points out that
Sunday trucking is not only
prohibited by the Lord's Day
Act but that it has
been banned by provincial
highways departments. Their
obvious reason has been that
traffic problems would be
greatly increased and the
number of accidents multiplied
with Sunday commercial traffic
when thousands are driving for
pleasure.
cARNAVARON's CASTLE
by. dean Francis 'Webb
(New. 'York, Meredith Press, 1999;
314 pages) -
This modern suspense novel,
set within the walls of an old
renovated castle, contains, all the
swashbuckling romance of an
early Errol Flynn movie. Here is
a familiar plot presented with an
unusual twist - gallant 16th
century derring-do.
Jean Francis Webb,
professional writer of novels and
articles since 1933, has
concentrated his most recent
books on mystery and intrigue..
A companion to Carnavaron's
Castle is The Craigshaw Curse,
another contemporary gothic
novel centred near an ancient
homestead in Florida.
Gull Island, home of Tintagel
(the Carnavaron castle), is a:
small, obscure island off the
coast of Maine. Surrounding
jagged rocks and tempestuous
seas discourage visits from
strangers. However, Jennifer
Stratten, a young writer, has
been granted an exclusive
interview with Miranda
Carnavaron, recluse and mistress
of Tintagel. Miranda is the
widow of the famed matinee
idol, Charles Carnavaron, and
the opportunity to talk with her
is too rare to ignore.
Many surprises await Jenny at
the chateau, including the
presence of Kate Drummond,
one-time lover of the late
Charles, and the mysterious
unannounced arrival of Heath
Carney, handsome young college
professor. Jenny finds herself
involved in a murder plot and
unsuspectingly places her ' own
life in danger trying to protect
the intended victim. t
Webb, employing the unique
technique of illusion, skillfully
compares the inside of the castle
with the make-believe life of its
creator. The presence of Charles
Carnavaron, dead 25 years, is
strongly felt, especially among
his waxed likenesses in the
underground museum and
shrine.
Danger and romance
accompany the reader on every
page, and the climax will delight "
all fans of mystery and suspense.
This. book is a new ,addittop„to „,
your public library.
WRITING FOR. MONEY
IN CANADA.
by Raymond HO
(Pon Mills, Lcmgmans, 1969;
211 pages)
Cool, news for. Canadian
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