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GIVE YOU BETTER
SILAGE AT LESS COST
Visit the Brussels plant where Ribstone Aos are
made. Operator Ernie B ack will welcome you.
A I N TO IoM
TORONTO'ussets .60
ONE [WAY WHITE FAIR SLUE
ARE $5.80
1,414 Information, phone the Loaf
CN Passenger Sales Moe
CANADIAN NATIONAL
Ask about convenient deptifturi
and return tires
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COMPARE
'THESE EXCLUSIVE
RIBSTONE FEATURES
• They're double sealed —
pointed inside and outside.
o Dense, non-porous con.
creta-
• Strong rib construction.
Steel reinforced concrete
staves.
Overlapped loints.
*Ioavy Steel hooping.
HEALTH TIPS
FROM THE O.M.A.
REPRESENTATIVE
RESIDENT
STROKES
KARL DECKER, R.R.1, Zurich, Ont.
Phone Zurich 236-4892
of three main vanities of disease
ProceSs. The most contort is
thrombosis - - the plOgging of
arteries of the brain, leading to the
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people who experience aparently
trivial symmoms visit their
doctor when they occur, the
,Canadian Medic al Association
says;
Many Strokes can he prevent-1 death of brain tissue beyond thg
ed, or reduced in number, When Point of occlusion. Patients Who
have thrombosis causing their.
Strokes often have short episodes
of, weakness, 'dizziness, or dit-
fienty in seeing, or numbness or
tingling in the arms or hands,
StrOkes are often cased by one l'telier from these transient. sym
%outs can' sometimes be brought
about by the use of blood-thinning
agents known as gni ants..
However, these medicalion'S
only be timed tiller proper diiag-
nosis With 0,xtreme care and by
physieinnn familiar with their use,
tiereoral Imomorrhage (bleeding
Into o'r 'around the brain) is the
second most common cause of
'stroke. There are twot verities-
one related to 'high blood pressure,
and the rupture of at: berry-like
swelling where the arteries divide.
erebral haemorrhage often can be
Prevented by control of high blood
Pressure before it becomes severe.
Another cause is the release of
embolus or small particles into
the circnItion, wieb in turn plugs a
brain artery and leads to paralysis
Embolic stroke's usually folloW
changes in the heart valves
brough about by rheumatic heart
diseases. These can sometimes be
reduced in frequency by the use
of bioOd-thinning agents, which
are frequently used by doctors
caring for patients who have rheu-
matic 'heart disease,
' While. strokes vary greatly in
seriousness, much can he done to
rehabilitate people who have been
disabled by them.
NOTICE —
The BruSsels Office of ,
CRAW ORD, SHEN-74RD Se
MILL will be closed for 0011(108'
from JUIY 27th to August 10th
inclusive.
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SHOW SOME PRIDE
AND AVE MONEY
Ontario's vacation trek will
reach its peak during the coming
Civic ilalidaY Weekend NVitil the
Celnhillatiou of thousands of visit-
ing vacationers, our highways will
be heavily travelled.
From, the experience of past
Civic Holiday weekends, thous
sands of tons of litter will be
left strewn along our happy holi-
day routes: by careless and
thoughtless travellers.
The housekeeping involved in
keeping our highways clean and
our countryside beautiful is be,
coming an expensive'item as
more and more people take to the
roads.
Last year it cost the Depart-
ment Of Highw ays more than
I ,750,909 and in an attempt to
keep the cost down it has launch-
ed a 'highways anti-litter cam-
paign.
Through newspapers, radio and
teleyiSion it is appealing to travel-
lers to get in the habit of carry-
ing litter bags in their cars and
holding onto their waste until
they come to a convenient recept-
icle disposing of it.
While empty cigarette pack-
ages, wrappers and paper
cups are easily-spotted blots on
the beauty of our corintryside,
disposable bottles and erupt*
Cans carry hidden danger for
itiolorisiti and iilt.iIntenttace 6re,
• Such objects tossed. from cars
can cause accidents. by shattering
windshields or .slashing tires of
other vehicles, Mowing machines
operators have. been injured by
flying glass 'and . cans flung 'up.
by the revolving, blades of their
machines,
Generally, the dulness. of .our
countryside impresses our Amer.
icon tourists because highway
litter is more of a, problem in
that country than it is in Canada.
joining the Department of
1-igh.ways campaign to keep litter
off:otir highways and picnic areas.
we will' be showing a little pride.
In the beauty of our country,:
in doing so we'll be contribut-
ing to safety and saving seine Of
our tax dollars for better use,
Help keep .Ontario clean,
ROUND AND ROUND
The doctor was ptizzled. °You
ought to he pretty well by now,"
he said. 'Have you carried out tits
ilistrucvtoins?"
"Well, doctor," said the patient
can't take the two7 thile Walk every
''I've Colic most of them, 'lint
Morning that you ordered. .:11 fit
too dizzy.;
"What do yOu
asked the doctor.
"Well," said the patient, "I
Blast have forgotten to tell yen,
a lighthouse keeper,
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TURN VICTIM FACE UP. OPEN victim's mouth. PLACE mouth tightly REMOVE your mouth. RAISE neck with one hand
and TILT head hilly back
PULL lower jaw to jut
potitien. PINCH nostrils
around victim's mouth and.
SLOW IN. The victirii'S
RELEASE victim's nostrils,
LISTEN for air to coin= out
with the Other hand, Shut to Prevent air leakage.
MAINTAIN downward
pressure on forehead.
Chest shOuld rise. of Victim's lungS, LOOK for
the tall of the victim's
chest. PINCH NOSTRILS
AND BLOW IN AGAIN.
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•` REPEAT steps 3 and 4 continuously. IF AIR PASSAGES ARE NOT OPEN: CHECK neck and • head positions, CLEAR mouth and throat of foreign substances. •
Start immediately. Don't give tip. Send someone for a &idol'. •
For infants and children, cover entire mouth and nose With your Mouth. We smell puffs of •
air about 20 times per minute.
Apply rescue breathing in case of DROWNING, CHOKING, ELECTRIC SHOCK,
HEART ATTACK, SUFFOCATION and GAS POISONING.
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