HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-04-07, Page 3Ts3tIR56AY; APRIL 7, 1555
CLINTON NEWSiIt'ECORD
Environment May Cause Cancer
Say Scientists . After Research
The recent interest in the relit- among doctors . using X-ray area
tion, . between cigarette smoking radium : as among doctor's not ex -
and lung cancer has caused many Posed to theseforms of radiant
people to- ask, Are. there 'sub- energy. crude
sub-
stances
t ' which we' come into' Soot, lamp black, tar and
ctats wi h oil contain a chemical called benz-
The
contact swer can scis
s ja definitefer7" pyrene which Will produce cancers
answer to this is�a pYr
when painted on the skin of ex -
here are
in our environment perimental animals. There is - no
n
cancerreausing'agents. That much doubt .that, dwellers in Industrial
is known for sure. But justhow areas breathe in considerable
important a part they may play quantities of these and many ob-
-
in the development of humari•can- servers believe .that they, as much
cer is not definitely known. as tobacco smoking, may be re
For instance, ultra -violet rays sponsible for the fact that the
from the sun may cause skin can lung cancer death rate in males
eer. ;. But, a recent survey sponsor- has doubled in Canada for the
ed by the Canadian Cancer Society, past 12 years.
shows that skin cancer is more Reports from England, Switzer
common in white people than land, Italy and the United States
among Canadian Indians, The show more cancer of the', bladder
Same
is
true
of
the American am
on
gwork
workers dye
industry
Negroes who have. very 'little skinthan among others. In one Am -
cancer. These • observations sug- erican city, for instance, bladder
gest that the pigment of the skin tumours were found' in about ten
may have a protective role to play. per cent of dye -industry workers.
It is also an established fact In this some connection a German
that X-rays,, and gamma rays, scientist, Dr, Otto Warburg, who
which will kill cancer cells and won the Nobel prize for medicine
cure certain types of cancer;may in 1931, recently suggested a ban
cause cancer, too. The incidence on the dyeing of foodstuffs with
of leukemia (cancer of the blood) aniline dyes because of the pos-.
is said to be ten times as great sibility that these dyes might
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Mrs. 'W� J.; Ste'vertis
Mrs. Walter J. •Stevens, 88,
Brucefield, died on Tuesday at the
home of her son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mc-
Ewen, - concession, two, Stanley
Township.
She Was the former Margaret
Tough, and, had lived in Stanley.
Township all her life, Her hus-
band died in 1924.
She was one -of the oldest mem-
bers of. Brucefield United. Church.
Surviving are three daughters;
Mrs. 'William Elsley, Mount For-
est; Mrs. F. H. Thompson, Sarnia;
Mrs. Mrs, A, McEwen, Stanley
Township; and one sister, Mrs,
John Davidson, Delke,'Sask.
Resting at the Ball and Mutch
funeral home, High Street, Clin-
ton, where services will, be con-
ducted Friday, April 8, commenc-
ing at two o'clock, by the Rev. G.
G. Burton, and 'interment '"will be.
made in Baird's Cemetery.
cause cancer.
However, officials of the Can-
adian Cancer Society point out
that although these cancer-causing
agents are known to exist it is
not possible to avoid them all in
our modern society. Furthermore,
it would seem that less than one
per cent of all cancers occurring in
Canada are attributable to known
causes. They emphasize that each
person must be on the ` alert to
spot signs of cancer in its early
stages and see the fancily doctor
if any symptoms are present.
The seven danger signals that
may indicate the presence of 'can-
cer and which should be checked
on at once are:
Orlon Cardigans
and ullov ors
ORLON
Will not shrink
* Dries quickly
• Completely
non -allergic
• Resists moth
and mildew
SUPER
ORLON
Silky Soft as
Cashmere
ORLON
• Will not shrink
* Dries quickly
Completely
non -allergic
* .Resists moth
and mildew
5 U P E R
ORLON
Silky Soft as
Cashmere
PAGE TRE
Mrs.. R,#. F. Gairdner Addresses
Bayfield Trinity Club On Musical Play
(By our_Bayfield correspondent) •
The Trinity Club met on Tues- spellbound. In her introduction
day evening at the; home of Mrs, she said, " Tn this musical ;play;
Arthur Thurland with 19 present, with all the tender music, the love
Mrs. Ross Middleton, president, story, the both serious and hum -
carried out the Easter theme in the orous drama that underlies it all,
devotional period commencing one is convinced that the main
with a short reading. , A hymn truth" being ' conveyed is .the at
was sung;. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth temps to understand ..people of
offered 'prayer, followed by the other lands.
Lord's. Prayer in unison. Mrs. "So, because it is the last week
Gemeinhardt read the Scripture, of Lent, when our minds. and
Following the usual reports in thoughts should be interested in
a brief business session, Mrs. R. the gread brotherhood of man, 1 -
Turner, Mrs. Keith Gemeinhardt, shall try to interpret the story of
Mrs. George Adams and Mrs. Alfa the beautiful young English Widow
Scotchmer, Jr., . volunteered for who volunteered to go to the Or -
church cleaning for April.- fent in order to interpret Western
An invitation from the Friend- culture to the King's court. It
ship Club of St, Paul's Church, was- the same period when Abra-
Clinton, to meet with them on ham Lincalm was wrestling with
April 27 was accepted. the slave question on this contin-
ent and it had struck in her a sy-
ecided to -have the newthese
d
Perhaps
waschord. Pe
,It
mpathetic
white frontal and falls dedicated dren of the harem, she would be
to the memory of Mrs. Samuel able to instil her own deep sense
McEwen on Easter Sunday. _ A of the sacredness of the human
vote of thanks was extended to soul and the evil of any system
Mrs. Maynard Corrie, Mrs. Robert which violated it by permitting
Turner and Mrs. J. E. Hovey for one person to own another..Maybe
taking charge and malting these if she could have the"'young ruler
beautiful new furnishings, and to to be, she -could plant something
Miss Kathleen Reid, Windsor, for or mould him a little.
her kindness in choosing the mat- "She manages not only to edu-
erials. cate the king's numerous wives
The guest speaker was Mrs. R. and his even more numerous child -
H. F: Gairdner, who chose as her ren, some 67 of them, but the King
subject "The King and I" which himself, a stubborn half -tyrant of
she had seen in Chicago. Based a man, half -childish but "surpris
on'the book, Anna and the King of ingly charming, and always a f as -
Siam by Margaret Landon, it is cinating individual. Before Anna
the latest musical production by leaves Siam she has the children
Rogers and Hammerstein which is speaking excellent English and
attracting so much attention. also has the government well on
Mrs. Gairdner held her listeners its Way to liberal reform that had
not been dreamed or thought of
previously."
As Mrs. Gairdner told the story,
reading occasionally from the ly-
rics, she led up .to several of the
vocal numbers sung as follows:
"I Whistle a Happy Tune," Mrs.
Brown Higgins; : "My Lord and
Master", Mrs. Maynard Corrie;
"Hello, Young Lover," Mrs. J. E.
Hovey; "Getting to Know You",
by the group; "Something Wonder-
ful," Mrs. R. Moyer; "Shall We
Dance," Mrs. W. S. Outrebridge,
Mrs. R. S. Roddick accompanied
the vocalists. All sang in very
finevoice and interpreted the
songs well, although they had lit-
tle time to study since the music
was not immediately available. It
was agreed by all that it had been
a very worthwhile program,
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. LeRoy Poth,
who will also be the speaker. Mrs.
William Parker was co -hostess
with Mrs. Thurland in serving re-
freshments.
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particularly around the face or
mouth.
2. A lump or thickening in the
breast or elsewhere.
3. Unusual bleeding or discharge
from body openings.
4. Any change in a wart or mole.
5. Persistent hoarseness or cough.
6. Any change in normal bowel
habits.
7. Persistent indigestion or dif-
ficulty in swallowing.
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CLINTON ANI DISTRICT BRANCH
William J. Dale, ' -Jinn. 1, Clinton .
40*300**
Goderich Township
Farmers in. this part are all out
on the land. This is early seeding.
Mrs. Priscilla Elliott, Goderich,
has been spending two weeks with
friends in this neighbourhood.
The Easter Day service of Holy
Communion will be held in St.
James Church, Middleton, at 3
o'clock, Sunday, April 10. The
community is Invited to attend
this lovely festival service.
Mrs. Walter Kaake, Kinloss,
passed away at her home on Tues-
day. She leaves behind, her hus-
band and, one son, R. J. Kaake
and three daughters. Her funeral
on Friday was largely attended.
Among those from this vicinity
were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bettles;
M'r. and Mrs. W. Johnston, Hol-
mesville; Mrs, Ellie Picot and Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Harris, Mr, and
Mrs. James Stirling, Mr. and Mrs,
Ed Boyce and daughters, Mrs.
Reid and Mrs. Trawlor, Clinton.
CONSTANCE
COMMERCIAL
INN HOTEL
is closing to the public
from Thursday' night till
Monday` morning (April
7 to 11).
Part of this time to
be . used for re -decorat-
ing.
Ceriel VanDamme, Prop.
Mn and Mrs. Walter Scott were
in London on Thursday last.
Mr, and Mrs. George }Taggart
and Mr. and Mis, Charles Hog-
gart were in London on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley, 'Tor-
onto, spent the weekend at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
C W. Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley and
Master Ronald Riley, spent Sun-
day evening at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Ross Mann, Wingham.
Master Harvey Mann who had
been a patient in Wingham Hospi-
tal, is able to be home with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Mann.
HENSALL
Royal Conservatory
of Music of ' Toronto
MIDSUMMER
EXAMINATIONS
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JUNE,1955
Applications and fees mus
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later than APRIL 15,
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Mrs. Carl Payne has resigned
her full-time position on the staff
of South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Thirty Easter boxes were given
to the sick and shut-in members
of the United Church. In charge--
of
harge•of the project were Mrs, W. R.
Dougall and Mrs, George Hess.
A number of friends ,of Mrs. T.
Parimer, upon learning that - last
Thursday marked the occasion of
her birthday, met at her,home and
very pleasantly surprised her with
an afternoon tea,
Misses Betty Mickle, Hensall,
and Helen McKinley, Sarnia, stud-
ents at the University of Western
Ontario, are at present doing a.
month's field work with the Vict-
orian Order of Nurses in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hedden,
Exeter; Mrs. Lily Bissett, Brant-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hedden,
Woodstock; Mr: and Mrs. Harold
Hedden and family of Dresden,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Cath-
erine Hedden and Herb.
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