The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-05-29, Page 7WEDNESDAY,, NLAY
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. Dymond Datscusseti Health in Ontario
LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONT4iRIO
PAGE.SEVEN
iscarded Refrigerators
Matthew B D.ymond,'MD,.CM.
Ontario: Minid r• of "H alfh.
An old, almost forgotten hazard
reappeared ;ons''the: home scene
• last , mounter; with the, Shocking,
'Suffocation of several• :Ontari'o
,youngsters.: in unused refrigera-'
tors. For some time it had been
;.thought that this danger had 'dis-
.appeared ,with .old-fashioned ice-
: boxes:' A few, •years ago,.. many
:children did sulidt ate a s i d e
• these .abandoned chests during
changeover .to the tiii•ti •• nodern
• refrigerators. These deaths were
bitter lessons to us all, 'and: such
widespread , concern was express-
ed 'tiy ,safety ,organizattons"'and the
`,general../public .for a .tithe :that
deaths soon dwindled • ..to nothing
:AS the hazards were ri!moved,
We..now: 'suddenly realize that
4ny• questions on the uork Of'
field; or'�uggestet •togiit�cs%orilies
Director of In/orr atibit ....and ••l
.health,: Queen's I ark, Toronto;
GENERAL ASSEMBLY '
:CONVENES NEXT • WEEK
old electric refrigerators present
exactly the same hazard as ice..
boxetNid, and so do many cedar
ehests; trunks Mand; suitcases. When .
One considers the many possib.ili,
ties, it is amazing there areea
few , deaths of this nature. Child. •
ren have . always, loved climbing ' •.
to seek good ,hiding , places, but.
the danger to :their doing so ' is •
unfortunately only brought to. our
attention by acalamity, such i
those .reported almost every year..
ELow can such loss'ofyoung life
be avoided? m
As with health, ineasures se,
with safety warnings. A disease,
or a certain type of accident,'
cannot he eliminated by sporadic
publicity. People must apparently
be reminded of the refrigerator , •
threat, and other hazards to safety,
on a continuing basis, or .else they
will forget. Organizations such Its
the Ontario Safety League are
carrying out 'these constant re-,
ininders••oflittle-suspected ' death
traps.along with their broadscale
home safety • work:
It is up 'to 'parents ultimately,
to' stake note '.of :'such warnings,
and reappraise the safety ,climate
in their homes, not ,lust; once but ,
frequently. Unused, old refri,ger..
ators, if they are kept in. the
home where there ,are children,
or thrown away onto vacant fields,
can only be ,safe. with the doors''•
rent oved.' ,Other air tight chests
stud trunks should be' destroyed ,
or kept locked.-
.. Such •,guideposts tosafer living
:are an essential part 'of„the' De
pa,'rtment; of Health's concern with
the continued well-being.:or •On-
tario citizens,'hut the::support and
eo-operation of parents and. in-
deed
n-d'eeti .of all adulfs *is' necessary` if
,we are, to stamp,ou.tthese dangers .•
:to :the: lives of chil"dren.. _
• 20/5/63
the DepaitOtent:Of Health in tki
e: coluihs,''s"hould .be; seni+ lo`thT
'ublicity, `'Ontario' :Departrnet't , of
commissioners are: .Rev..:Messrs.
G. • L Royal; .Goderich; W • `J:
Morison; Brussels and ,D. Ross
Kink,ugh: lady Suffered Hip Fracture
Day Before, 85th Birthday, Died Sunda_ y
(KIINLOUGH NEWS)
Mrs, +S!tuxrLp at Walkerton' 1 !on
Sunday evening., '
The service in the .Anglican
Church Will be !held at_9:30 a,xnp,
on Sunday, next.
Mr. and Mrs, William Halden
by visited, on Sunday with Mrs,
M, Dudley at tthe Pinecrest Ma-
nor, Luckno'v -.
On Sunday next the ” service
in ,the Presbyterian Church will:
be •held at 12, o'clock 'and will
Continue at this time during stake.
summer months:" This . Sunday.
will. be the pre -communion .ser-
vice with . tike communion ser- -
v,iee' on the following Sunday.
.Mr. James • Hodgins Sr.'
who
has been, a patient in the Wing -
,ham. and District Hospital• wag
able to return home on Satur-
day: We . wish ' 'himimproved
ahealth,.
Mrs. Cliff Borthwick of St.
Catharines , pis visiting with- tier'
parents, ,Mr. -,--and Mrs, James
Hodgins. '
DIED • SAME DAY. SALE
OF FARM` COMPLETED
Mr;'. and Mrs. Jack Graham of
An Arbour, Mich. returned
home • after 'visiting with rela•"
tives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. •Ralph. Heiden, -
.
^by and children of Port Credit'
spent the 'week -end with Mr,.
and 'Mrs. Wihliain H.aldenby.
Congratulations• to; Mr. and
Mrs, Ronnie Graham• (nee San -
Ora ' Love) on . the • birth . of a
The: Holyrood. W.I. will, meet
in the ' hall ' on" Thursday, 'Jun'e•
6th with Mrs. Ed Thompson and.
Mrs, ' Lorne Eadie •hotesses. Roll
call,- "My favourite . program on
,CKNX.',' . Topic, The origin and
growth of'. CKNX Radio and Te
levision with Mr. Douglas7 Brawn
farm '• comMen'tator, at CKNX
the: •guest speaker.' Motto, "Take
the `world ' ati • you, .:find lit 'but
don't leave it 'that 'way.". .Re-
port of the District Ann:ual:.. Re-.
port 'of Secretary's Conference
by Mrs. • Ira Dickie. Contest, Date
Loaf. Directors, . Mrs. Orville E1-
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lio t . and ' ,Miss' Edna Boyle,
Would th'e ladies ,please' bring a
jar^'of either ,fru,iit jam, jePly or`.
p'i'ckles: ,
We extend, synspathy to. the .
family.. of the . late Mrs. J. `- W.
Colwell Who passed ,away on,
Sunday morning ;'s the result of
a''•fall which she sulffered. at her
'home on Thursday evening,
• _causing' a 'hip fracture. `She, was,.
taken ,by: a'm'bulance.•'at. Kincar-
dine HospitaI. .an Friday 'rriarn-�'
ing`:for x-rays• and on, to'London'
for: . surgery which took '' place
ori , Saturday., ':and early Sunday.,
morning' she :'passed away sud-
de/4y.,Her 85th birthday was
on' Friday,
A , Mg/1ber from here -attended
the meeting of Bruce Deanery
which - was Iheld a>t • •$ervie on
Thursday:,
Members of the H.WI`, attend-
ed the Bruce ' South . District
meeting ' at. ' Reid's• • Corners : on
Thursday:
Mr: and Mrs.. Bert Nicholson:
Arid Lois visited on Sunday .af-
ternoon With
f-ternoon"Waith .Mr, and 'Mrs.. • Cal'
vin:-.,_=.-:McC,onnell. and - „family.
Week -end visitors. with. ;Mr. &
Mn. ; Bert •Nicholson , w•ere::tMr.
and ' Mrs N. E. Evans' and
Linda of 'Tbronito•.'.and ;Mr. Cliff.
Langford of St. Marys. •
M �b f the- Boy' Scouts
attended, �e : service atKincar-
dine ori Sunda afternoon.
em rs •o e
' William Watson, 77, a life
Jong', . resident of :Colborne' Town
sihip, died •on Saturday, :May
18th, the same '.day. in Which.
he signed 'papers: for :the
Sale 1. of his farm to• Gerald
Feagan.
Mr. Watson 'had.ibeen 111, for
VorUerton
KInsrnen
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WALK,ERTON.
CURLING. RINK. ,
Wednesday,
June Sth
'And- . Every 2nd ednes
' day Until - August 28th
15 Regular lames $25;00
1 •$200 Special -
2 $100 Specials.
1 Share The Wealth
Admission $1.00
Time • 8:30- Pan.
Special,. And Extra. Cards
25 c. Each Oi 5' . For ' $1.00
'sorrie 'time and recently resigned
as . Colborne .tax •ocy iee�tor.
'Because Of , ill health ' he had
called' an auction sale, for Mon-
day, May ``20th •`i olth Donald. B.
Bine as auctioneer.. It, was held• -
as• 'scheduledd. •
On Tuesday a largely "'attend- •
ed funeral ,was 'held ,in Goder •
ich 'as • aLtriibute to this esteem;-,
ed gentleman. In,termen•t was ,inr
Colborne Township Cemetery. •
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which meets • in Knox Church, Church: in Canada and meets
Toron;t.o ,on Wednesday, • June annually at ' the beginning of
sun. • June
• Huron - Maitland • Presbytery -;The Synod of Hamilton and,
Landon, includes includes a1.1` Presbyter-.
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Lovely; warm woolten'bi blend blanketscan
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Send Coupon below for freecolour catalogua.
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ending the Mail Order business formerly owned by -
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Street N.,Pre3ton, Ontario.,•,,,,
and •O:vt✓en .Sound
The. election the, new. ri' •ad-
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the evening of 'Wednesday; June
5th.'
NAhF Off' KRUCF r TRAIL
prior, THIS SUMMER '
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13t'u;et'. Trail ..--•• rated 'bs natural- r'
iist? .as, the mot.dtve�,t/slfied na
:true° tra.i.1 in North- America
a•,lt' be open to visitors 'tihis
AMMO'', • '
C)ntat io 'travel.. and Publicity
report,', that • at least 140 miles
trail
of ttheCtwti�indr�rii � 'tna �in7,y
in the hl»al;a►'a•' Peninsula,.Cale=.
cion Hill/. and, Collin •wood areas
will, be i errdy for :canvpery
hikers later ,t,hi month ,or early
in Junta, Tatgr,Mt date •"roti .corn-
pre! of 196i,, c�
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ANNOUNCES/IMPROVED HEALTH
BENEFITS
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Huron Co-operative Medical Services has extended' its insurance benefits, ',■•
available'°to members, to include : the care provided . by the
members of the
CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION
Members of .Huron Co-op may obtain these `services
from members • of. the
Ontario ChiropracticAssociationr
In' Huron County or, in other parts of Ontario
when travelling. -
For 'Further Information. Contact
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HUR N CHQ.OPERATIVE:' MEDICAL SERVICES . r�
7q O TARI'O' STREET, CLINTON ONTARIO
Telephone 1 U 2-9751
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