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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-06-06, Page 3I b Artificial Respiration Dates Back Centuries It is interesting to look back in history and discover that artificial respiration is not only c" very old, but has some strong ramifications. For example, the early Greeks, realizing that an asphyxiated person must have his breathing restored by some means, hit on an un- usual idea... they would place the victim flat on his back and a bucketful of boiling pitch would be dashed on his chest! They believed his gasp of sur- prise would restore breathing (actually, many did breathe again, only to die from burns and shock, The Old Testament speaks of Elijah placing his body onto that of an asphyxiated boy, and why were for many years mis* then raising it again. Other methods used have included pounding a victim's soles with a heavy board, dragging him around pulled by a charging horse and placing him over a barrel. The barrel idea was about the closest to our present method, even though the reason VISIT US AT THE Wingham Trade Fair Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday We're looking forward to seeing you at the Wingham Trade Fair, and showing you our display in the tent across from the Arena. It's a chance for you to look over the fine features of the Chevrolet and Chevy I1. And when you're in Brussels, take advantage of our prompt and efficient service, whether its gas and oil, or a lube job and oil change while you're shopping. GEORGE McCUTCHEON MOTORS GEORGE McCUTCHEON, President CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE - CORV.AIR Sales and Service PHONE 56 BRUSSELS RESIDENCE PHONE 269 understood. What they were actually doing was stimulating fake respiration by forcing the rib cage in and out. The St. John Ambulance "Save -A -Life" course takes just two hours and the classes are free. Last year, 124,019 Canadians took advantage of the classes and it is hoped that the number this year will be considerably increased. Mrs. Austin Was Born in England Mrs. William Austin, a resi dent of Wingham for the past 20 years, died at the Wingham and District Hospital on Tues- day after a short illness. The former Georgina Hull, she was born 85 years ago in Ixworth, Suffolk, England, a daughter of the late George Hull and his wife, Mary Ann Loveless. She came to Canada in 1912 and the family settled at Teeswater and Mrs. Austin later moved to Wingham. She was married to Mr. Aus- tin at Putney, London, England, in 1901. Her husband died in 1958. They were members of St. Paul's Anglican Church, .Wingham. Surviving are four daughters, Miss Ivy Austin, Waterloo; Mrs. A. (Myrtle) Gibson, Toronto; Mrs. Harvey (Kathleen) Aitch- ison, Wingham; Mrs. Victor (Jean) Showers, Hanover; and three sons, Walter, Richmond Hill, William, Wingham and John of Newmarket. A sister, Mrs. H. Penn, resides in Eng- land. She was predeceased by a brother and a sister. There are 12 grandchildren. Service will be held at the S. J. Walker funeral home on Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. H. L, Jennings of Brussels in charge and interment will be in the Wingham cemetery. DURHAM PURE COPPER LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR TEESWATER INVITES YOU TO LOOK OVER THEIR INTERESTING DISPLAY AT THE WINGHAM TRADE F:iIR MANUFACTURERS OF LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS AND ALL ACCESSORIES. ASSEMBLED AND INSTALLED. LICENSED UNDER ONTARIO LIGHTNING ROD ACT ALL INSTALLATIONS SUBJECT TO GOVERNMENT INSPECTION 17 EXPERIENCED AND HIGHLY QUALIFIED REPRESENTATIVES SERVING ALL ONTARIO, OPERATING OUT OF .. . TEESWATER DURHAM WALKERTON SIMCOE DELHI OWEN SOUND SARNIA FREE ESTIMATES ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ENQUIRE AT OUR BOOTH AT THE TRADE FAIR, AT OUR PLANT AND OFFICE IN TEESWATER, OR CONTACT ONE OF OUR 17 REPRESENTATIVES THROUGHOUT ONTARIO. Have Fun in the Sun Looking forward to your va- cation? Well, you and about 18 million other Canadians are dreaming about those golden summer afternoons, relaxing in the sun or having fun in the water, Maybe you're lucky enough to have a power boat to go skimming across the water with the cool spray sprinkling in your face, Or maybe you like the thrill and skill of water skiing. Whatever your favorite water sport, enjoy it to the fullest. Have fun in the sun: But remem ber to be water wise. Check your water safety knowledge. Make it a point to find out now so you can approach the water with more confidence when it comes time to go on your vaca- tion. National Water Safety Week is June 2 to 8 this year. The Canadian Red Cross is at your service to give you whatever information you need on the subject of water safety. Take advantage of this service. It may pay big dividends when an emergency arises. If you're a boat owner, go one step further. Get a copy of the boating safety booklet "Safety Afloat" by writing to the Marine Regulations Branch, Department of Transport, Ot- tawa. K. G. Musclow Field Officer Of Authority Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 6, 1963 -- Page 3 appointed a full time field of- ficer, Mr, Musclow's salary is paid entirely by the Conservation Branch of the Department of Lands and Forests. Mainten- ance of the office Is shared 50- 50 by the department and the member municipalities. Two fishermen sitting on a bridge, their lines in the water below, made a bet as to who would catch the first fish. One got a bite and became so ex- cited that he fell off the bridge, "Oh, well," said the other, "if you're going to dive for them, the bet's off." CLOCKS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE CHINA - GLASSWARE - POTTERY ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING RINGS PEN and PENCIL SETS - JEWELLERY WALL PLAQUES - WATCH REPAIRS HAMERiMEi-iL.'S EWELLERY NE -357.2 PHO 67 O WINGHAM. ONTARIO Kenneth G. Musclow, B.Sc., has been appointed field officer for the Maitland Valley Conser- vation Authority by the Conser- vation Branch of the Depart- ment of Lands and Forests. He will be located in the Authori- ty's new office, which is open- ing in Listowel this week. A graduate of the University of New Brunswick at Fredericton with a bachelor of science de- gree in Forestry, Mr. Musclow has considerable experience in conservation work, although this is his first appointment as field officer. Since leaving university in 1957, he has been employed with the Ontario Government. He started with the Department of Commerce and Development and subsequently transferred to the Conservation Authorities Branch of the Department of Lands and Forests. Until com- ing to Listowel, he has been in the head offices at Toronto and Downsview. A native of North Bay, he re ceived his elementary and se- condary education in that city. He is a member of the Cana- dian Institute of Forestry and the Ontario Professional Fores- ters' Association. Since the Middle Maitland was formed in 1952, the Au- thority has shared a field of- ficer with the Ausable Conser- vation Authroity, J. T. Mc- Cauley of Exeter was serving in that capacity for both authori- ties. A year ago the Middle Mait- land was enlarged to control the entire Maitland watershed em- bracing 29 instead of 12 muni- cipalities. Consideratio is now being given to including The Bayfield watershed into a two - river authority. With all tributaries now un- der authority control and a con- siderable increase in conserva- tion projects, the work became too involved for a field officer on a share -the -time basis. Hon. 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