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A MILLIGRAM
OF
PREVENTIQN
Why are artifically bred herds less subject to diseases of,
the reproduction system? There-are`two 'reasons. First and
most important, because no herd sire is present to carry
these conditions through the herd. The second reason,— -
because every cow that is serviced by WCBA automatically
receives minute quantities of drugs, that attack reproduc-
tion' diseases and prevent most of them from occurring.....
MBA service can help, has helped meny herd owners
to cure reproduction problems. It has helped many many
more to prevent them. You can expect this as one of''the
"fringe benefits" you get while breeding your herd to the
quality sires of— "
Waterloo
Cattle Breeding
Association
For service or, information phone the brahch office,
. 'listed in yor local directory
week days before 9:30 a.m.
For Sunday service phone Saturday 6-8 p.m.
Canvass o Here ' This Month.
Cancer Campaign Theme -'Hope
"Hope" is the theme of this the winter of 1958-9 when he
year's campaign of the_ Can- slowly began to realize that he•
adian Canner could be the victim of cancer.
During 4pril volunteers will Frank had no pain and felt
be canvassing the area to raise generally well. The ,gradual
Ahare-of the f~anadialx--goa1 Werease n�the. Size of one 'test-
Of
tStof nearly 41k million dollars. isle worried • nim increasingly
Of this amount, $3,081,565 Will during the weeks that passed
be used on research into the without seeking professional .ad -
causes of cancer and into im- vice. He kept ,telling himself
proved methods of treatment that he shouldn't worry his wife
and control, It is from the by mentioning cancer and that
work being done on cancer re- he was probably exaggerating
search that the society takes the significance of this symptoni:
its theme of "Elope. If cancer Reluctantly, he became convinc-
is to be conquered, •research ed ,that he had cancer. Having
will forge the weapon that will accepted this' fact, he felt he
overcome it. had nothing to lose by learning
It• is impossible for Frank the truth. In early „April, he
Linsley to reau any news item
to seek advice from his
about cancer without living family physician.
again the .dreadful * moi}this of
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From that visit, events, hap-
pened quickly. It was a Wed-
nesday evening when he visited
the doctor's office, He made
arrangezhents for a urological
examination the next morning.
The next afternoon Frank was
admitted to Humber Memorial
Hospital and an operation was
scheduled for the following
morning, Friday.'
The operation was really no
more difficult, he felt, than an
appendectomy would have been.
Before a week was up he was
hobbling . around the hospital
visiting 'with .bed -ridden men inoother . rooms, - trying to make
himself useful; trying, frankly,
to pass the week's time until
the doctors could give him' some
indication of just_ how success-
ful the operation had been.
Throughout, he felt sure that
his wife suffered more acutely
than he did. .his decay in going
to his doctor, did not, in. the
finial- analysia; Save_ her worry
at all. On the contrary, -it now
gave her greater cause for con-
cern about his ch:aute of-esuc
cessful recovery.
When the doctors told 'him a
week later that they felt the
operation, had. been successful,
he felt he had been very lucky,
though five weeks of Cobalt 60.
radiation treatments lay ahead.
However, by the, second week•
of treatments he was back at
his desk, and although he tired
easily he Was able to drive daily
to Princess, Margaret Hospital
after office hours. The treat-
ments caused some depression
and nausea, but his morale was
helped during these weeks by
several frank discussions that
he had with he doctor at the
Princess Margaret Hospital.
As soon as the treatments
ended his spirits rose .consider-
ably. Linsley realized that, not
only did he feel really well,
but he could also face the days
free from the nagging fear that
had haunted him during the
many months of indecision.
By the.,eod of July Frank was
golfing in the eighties again!
By the end of the summer his
full strength had returned, and
now he is down to only one
check-up a year.
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Diamondsizes are measured, n points - and carats --.X00
points to .the carat. (Exact r eights shown are seldom
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not only is he alive and well,
but ho is. just as active as he
uveas' before his illness.
Frank Linsley wonders what.
his chances,for recovery would
have been, if he had been strick-
en ten years earlier at age 20.
He feels fortunate that, wihen he
needed help, Tnedical know-
ledge had advanced to the point
at which a successful operation
was possible.
Of course, : insane six years
since his,' illness; further ad -
vanes in treatment have been
made. What will happen (hir-
ing the next ten years?. A c1 re,
perhaps, who knows? In any
case, research workers will cer-
tainly develop improved treat-
ment techniques.
He likes to think that if one
of his children should ever de-
velopcancer symptoms, the
odds for h;s recovery -would be
longer ',han they were for
Frank. That is why, since his
illness, he and his wife have
kept in touch with their Unit
of the Canadian Cancer Society.
That is why they will botch be
working to canvass their com-
munity during April for much
needed funds.
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. Which of Canada's bird species
makes the loniest annnal mig-
ration? ,
2. Erosion has Moved Niagara
Falls back by what distance?
3. Of Canada's 87 television sta-
- tions haw -many are -govern-
ment-owned? .
4,, Of the 112,606 iminigrants who
entered Canada in 1964, how
ny were women and child -
5. e federal government col-
lected tax revenue of $45 per
capita in 1939, of $234 at the
1944 wartime peak. What is
tlie current figure?
are gOvernmentowned and 71
privately -owned. 1. The Arctic
tern, which migrates from the
Arctic to the Antarctic: 4. 75,
228 were women and children.
2. It is believed that the Falls
has • moVed back about seven
miles in 25,000 years..
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.cently, it was the team of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin McGee and Mr% and Mrs. Ben ,Chis-
holm who eame. oul victorious. The ivam
was skipped by Alvin McGee. .
Signal -Star Photo
J. W. DANIEL
John William Daniel, 65 Fair -1
view -avenue; - Grimsby; -passeth
away at the West Lincoln Mem-
orial Hospital, -Wednesday,
MarelL23rd his 83rd year: •
'He "was born in England and
came to Canada in. 1903. He
spent several years in Manitoba,
'before ping tp. Toronto where
OBITUARY +
he was managet of the Ontario
Automobile CL.
years ago where he Was an elder,.
of Trinity Uoited Chug]; and
an executive of the Senior Citi-
zens' Club.
_ He is surviVed by' his wife,
Louise Snell NixOn of'Goderich
district. Residing -in Toronto
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are a daughter, Mrs. Florence
Dyer and a son, Gordon by a
former marriage, also two
- His, sister, Mrs. J. Little of
Victoria, B.C. And -a brother
ErnesFiif Toronto also survive.„,,,
With arrangements by the
Home, the fimeral.'Wes.
held from Trinity United
Church wheit. the• service, was
conducted by the pastor the
Rev. H. J. Herlihey, assisted by
Mrs. Daniels' cousin the Rev,
H. Snell of London: Interment
was in Pine Hill cemetery, Scar:
borough.
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