The Citizen, 2006-04-27, Page 20Ceremonial farewell
Blyth fire chief Paul Josling, left and deputy-chief Bill Burkholder transport long-time firefighter
Clarence Bailie to his final resting place at Blyth Union Cemetery following the funeral service
last week. People stood in recognition of Bailie who had been with the fire department since
1961. He passed away following a lengthy illness. (Photo submitted)
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Babies need breathing room while sleeping
New parents and caregivers should
always remember: little sleepers
need room to breathe while they
sleep. Suffocation is the leading
cause of death in children under
one.
"We always recommend you put
your baby on his or her back while
sleeping," says Marlene Price, public
health manager. "Research has
shown that this sleeping position
decreases the likelihood of
suffocation."
There are many ways to give your
baby more room to breathe.
Ensure the crib meets government
safety standards by checking the
label on the frame. This is especially
true if you are using a second hand
ALBERT "PAT" MASON
Mr. Albert "Pat" Mason
of Londesborough passed
away peacefully at Seaforth
Community Hospital on
Wednesday, April 19, 2006. He was
in his 81st year.
He was the husband of Pearl
Mason. Pat was the father of Doreen
and Doug Hamilton, Faye Hamilton
and friend Mike Dermody, all of
Palmerston, Judy and Greg Cook of
Belgrave, Joan Caldwell and friend
Doug Adrian, Rose and Joe Feeney,
all of Egmondville, and Ron and Jen
Mason of Vanastra. He was the
grandfather of 12 grandchildren and
great-grandfather to one. He was the
brother of Mae and Al Cowie of
crib.
The mattress should he firm and fit
tightly against all four sides. There
should be no room for the mattress
to sag.
Parents like to see a nicely-
dressed, decorative crib for their
babies.
However, having extra items in
the crib takes up space and
doesn't give baby enough room to
breathe.
Keep it simple. Ensure the crib is
free of comforters, pillows and
stuffed toys.
"Parents and caregivers must
realize that bumper pads are not
safety - devices," says Christine
Simpson, consumer product safety
London, Jim and Irma Mason of
Blyth and Kay Buchanan of
Egmohdville.
Pat was predeceased by son John
Mason, one grandson and brothers
Archie, Gordon and Elmer "Mike"
Mason.
Visitation was held at the Blyth
Visitation Centre of the Falconer
Funeral Homes, Queen St. on
Sunday 2 - 4 and 7-- 9 p.m.
The funeral service was held
Monday at 2 p.m.
Cremation with interment of
ashes was in Blyth Union Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy
memorial donations to the charity of
one's choice would be greatly
appreciated.
Officer with Health Canada.
"Health Canada does not
recommend their use as they can
pose an entanglement, entrapment
and strangulation hazard to infants
when not used correctly."
Use a light blanket instead of a
comforter or quilt. The heavier the
covenng is, the more chance of baby
suffocating.
Keep covers away From baby's
head and face. Always tuck in the
edges of the blanket on three
sides.
Be aware of other suffocation
health risks for your baby. For
example, second- hand smoke is also
a risk factor for suffocation in
babies. Make your home smoke-free
to ensure that your child is not
exposed to smoke.
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