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By Valetta Emerson
Mr. and Mrs. Les Fisher
and Kurt moved from White-
church to St. Thomas on the
weekend. The community
will miss these citizens.
Some of the local children
attended Bible School in
Wingham last week.
• Mts. Bert Reed of Listowel,
and Mrs. •Clifford Elliott of
Mississauga visited Tuesday.
withMr. and Mrs. Lorne
Durnin.
Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of
• Winghtun visited Wednes-
day evening with Mr. and
• Mrs. Vic Emerson?
Word was received here
that: Jack Morrison had pas-
sed away on Saturday at the
• nursing home in Southamp-
ton, where he had resided for
some time. The funeral will
be held ' in Lucknow on
Wednesday. He was born at
Langside and later moved
with his parents, the late Mr.
and Mrs. Jilt' Morrison and
family, to the farm of the late
William Barbour, north of
• Whitechurch. He leaves to
•mourn his loss, his wife,
sons, Donald, • Arnold and
Douglas, and a daughter,
• Joyce. The community ex-
tends their sympathy to the
relatives and friends.
Nat Thomson, who is re-
siding with a nephew in
Northern Ontario, was a
,caller on. Sunday on Mr. and
• Mrs. Victor Emerson.
We are happy to .report
that John Gaunt was able to
arrive home on Friday from
Victoria Hospital, London.
Mrs. Russel IvIcGuire visit-
ed a few days with •Mr. and
Mrs. Mandred Koehler of
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Gaunt and Karen of Wood-
stock were Sunday visitors
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Gaunt.
The 4-H leaders, Mrs.
Elliott and Mrs. Purdon,
attended 4-H training school
at Ripley last Tuesday and
Wednesity and intend hold-
ing their • first 4-H • class
meeting this Saturday.
• Karen Elliott visited last
week with her sister, Ruth,
• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw
and family, of London.
Karen Elliott accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Paul Laid-
law, Michelle and Jason, of
London, to her home •on
Thursday of last week, after
• her visit with them.
Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott
• and Justin of Listowel spent
the holiday weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Elliott and Karen,
Miss Lois Falconer of
Stratford spent the 'holiday
weekend with Mrs. Cassie
Mowbray.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
• E. W. Beecroft and Karen
and Cindy Moore visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft
and family of Exeter. Mr'.
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and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft,
Kevin, Shannon and Heather
of Wingham, alSo visited at
the same home.
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Moore and family attended
the • Howick 125th anniver-
sary on Sunday.
Dale Jamieson of Kurtz-
ville visited Sunday with
Tony Falconer and called on
• Mr. and Mrs. Victor Enter
-
son.
• Visitors on the weekend
with • Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rintoul were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Campbell and Heath-
er, Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.,
• Dave Oberholtzer, and Julie
• of Waterloo and Jeffery who
had been holidaying here
returned home with them.
• Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul,
Steven, Scott and Stuart
visited a few days with: Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Sproat of
• Mississauga.
Donald Gaunt of Chatham
• spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sel Gaunt, Wingham and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Purdon and
Mrs. Gaunt, Jennifer and
Graeme, who had been visit-
ing here, returned home with
Miss Joyce Tiffin of Tor-
onto spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Tiffin of Wingham.
• On Sunday, Miss Joyce
Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Tiffin and Mrs. Ethel Stewart
went to Southampton where
they visited with her sister,
Mrs. Cora Yeo. •
On MOnday Jack Whytock
went to Waterloo to enter
College there for the year.
The community extends best
wishes for a. successful year,
Jack..
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Desroches and Steven of
London were. recent visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
McClenaghan.
Starting to Kindergarten,
full of excitement, hair and
teeth brushed and all dres-
sed up to climb on the bus,
were Shaun Bellmore, Jarret
Craig, Karen Lubbers. and
Adrian Keat.
Evidence of arthritis found
•
in dinosaur skeletons
That group of diseases we
call arthritis has been around
since the beginning of life on
earth. There is ritter,Of that
in skeletons of dinosaurs and
ancient munlmys.
But, there is speculation
that one of the more than 100
different types of arthritis is
relatively new. •
The type in question is
rheumatoid arthritis. This is
one of the most common and
potentially dangerous form
of arthritis. Rheumatoid
arthritis strikes most people
in the 20-45 year age group,
and seems to affect about
three times as many women
as men. The cause of rheum-
atoid arthritis is not known
and there is no cure for it.
The disease can be controlled k
with drugs in most cases.
The suggestion that rheuma-
toid arthritis is a recent
addition to man's ailments,
comes from the fact that is
has never been described by
the ancient Greeks and Rom-
ans; it 404 ,not shewiup in
Shakespeare or A*Bible,
and it cannot be, ' in
paitings before 1800. Itwas
not even '-riaftie* Until the
middle ,-ofihe 'lett century.
According to Dr. Watson
Buchanan, Director of ' the
Rheumatic Disease Unit at
McMaster Medical Centre in
Hamilton, researchers sus-
pect that the cause of rheum-
atoid arthritis • may be a
slow -virus.
According to Buchanan;
slow viruses are particularly
hard to pin -point. "It will
take time, patient, and above
the money for research to
find the answers," Buchanan
states. •
The Arthritis Society con-
• ducts campaigns to support
• research and related pro-
grams.
In Lucknow and area the
• campaign will be held Sept-
ember 8th to 19th and the
goal is '51,700.00. Local
• Chairman of, the society is
Catherine Andrew.
• Free information is avail-
• able by writing to: The
Arthritis Society, 920 Yonge
Street, Ste. 420, Toronto,
Ontario. M4W 3J7.
• There are three kinds
of persons in the world:
,the immovable, the
movable and those that
move. -Arabian Proverb.
•
•
Years wrinkle the skin,
but to give upenthusiasm
wrinkles -the soul. -
Samuel Ullman.
,
— is the month to winterize your home!
— is the month to install insulation!
is the month to make roof repairs!
--is the month to check your
•storm windows and doors!
•
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