The Huron Expositor, 1976-12-02, Page 18Marsh World
Ducks"Un`tiniited (Canada)
SWIMMING FEET — The feet' of aquatic birds are
well adapted for liquid locomotion. There are
three basic forms of swimming feet:
totipalmate — all four toes are fully webbed, as
in the cormorant; palmate — the front three toes
are webbed while the hind toe is free and
elevated, as in the ducks, geese and swans;
lobate — the toes bear lateral lobes, as in the
grebe.
TREE FOR SEAFORTH'S • CHRISTMAS --
Seaforth has a Chri6tmas tree in front of the town.,
hall again this year, courtesy of Mrs. Ben Rising of
Centre St. PUC crews worked Friday taking down_the
large tree, which was too close to the Rising house on
Centre Si., and setting it up downtown.
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Respiratory di,S Sa.Se research is
less than a quarter of a century
old, but is malting major advapoes
reports Dr. Earl'
Medical Director of the Canadian
Tuberculosis _and Respiratory
Disease Association, the national
Christmas Seal Organization.
Each Provincial Association
including the Huron-Perth Lung
Association devotes a portion of
its funds to, the Canadian
Tuberculosis ;and Respiratory
Disease Association for its
national research arid scholarship
program. In addition the Huron-
Perth Lung Association provides
funds for 'research and medical
edtication within the province.
The three main areas now
under investigation by Canadian
researchers funded through
Christmas Seal dollars are -- early
detection of lung diseases;
epidemiological studies on the
prevalence of lung diseases, that N-
is the patient, the cause, the-
environmental in teraction; and
the immunological aspects of lung
disease including tuberculosis,
that is the response of the body to
the causal agents.
The earliest changes which can
be detected at the present time of
the presence of lung disease, are
when small airways begin to close
prematurely. Now, Canadian
investigators are working to
develop and refine a useful and
practical laboratory test to
determine when this closing
action begins 'to occur. The earlier
the lung disease is' detected, the,
earlier the treatment and
L ng disposq res.pott.
Pitltnately the cure.
Research 14 4 long, slow.
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CLASSIFIED,
In Memoriam 25 In Memoriam-
said,
Are' with us all the while.
Always remembered by wife
Doris and family. 25-73x1
• RINTOUL — In loving memory of
a dear mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Margaret Rintoul, who
passed away one year ago
. December 3, 1975.
Through tears we watched you
suffer,'
We watched you fade away,
Our hearts were almost broken,
You fought so hard to stay,
But when we saw you sleeping;
So peacefully free from pain
We could not wish you back
again,
To suffer so again,
God saw you getting weaker,
He did what He thought best,
He put His arms around you,
And whispered, 'Come and
rest'.
•Lovingly'4femembered by
daughters, Mrs. Douglas Stewart
and Mrs. William Scott and
families. 25-73-1
--- • PETHICK — In loving memory of
a dear daughter and sister Isabel
who passed away Dec. 5, 1974.
Everyday in some small way,
Memories of you'come our way,
Though absent, you are ever
near;
Still missed, still loved„;,and
ever dear. •
Sadly missed by Mother and
Dad, Ken, Sharon. 25-73x1
CHAPPLE — In loving memory of
a dear Husband, Dad and
Grandpa, Fred • Chapple, who
passed away so suddenly four
years ago, Dec. 4, 1972 .
Many a lonely heartache, .
Often a silent tear,
County
(Continued from Page 1)
County exhibit at the match.
Connell also agreed to a
• further loan of $1,500 in 1976 and
for provision in the 1977 budget
for an additional $5,000.
In another area the Develop-
ment Committee reported on a
meeting with Tree Commissioner
Murray Scott and Assistant Tree
CoMmissioner J. Dietrich to
review activities in that
department over the past year.
Thirty permits have been
issued by the commissioners to
clear trees, most of these being in
connection with small areas being
cleared to square fields,
Concern was expressed at that
meeting over the maximum fine.4
under the Trees Act. It. was 4elt...
this was-not a sufficient deterrent •
for farmers clearing land. It was,
learned that Lambton County,
which has a by-law similar to
Haron's, has been successful in
charging both the bulldozer
operator and the owner, when
land has been cleared in
contravention of the by-law.
It was agreed that in future this
practice would be followed in
Huron.
4,000 trees
grow
in Ottawa
The arboretum at Agriculture
Canada's ,Central Experimental
Farm in Ottawa attracts
thousands of visitors each year
from across Canada and around
the world, About 4,000 different
varieties of trees and ornamental
plants are on display in , the
65-acre arobretum.
While most of the plantings are
considered hardy, there are some
surprises such as mognolias, tulip
trees and Carolina spice bushes =-
plants not usually considered
suited to the region. because of
their low winter survival rate.
Wool produectipn
is declining
The total Canadian wool dip is
down about four per cent from
1974, according to recently-
published' figures in Agriculture
" Canada's 1975 Wool Orading
'Report, • • .
' Only three provinces --
Saskafcheiyaity Albefia' and
British eelihrthia hicreaSed
production us 1975 over the
previous' jear. The dowitiverd-
. trend itCinadian wool prOdOethin
'-can be attributed to et .decline,,in
Sheep • tinniberA 'hectitipe, of
Prodatoit and.' the prechictioh
testis involvedinivintering theetii
niitiagnommor- •
But always a beautiful memory
G,tf.f. — In loving memory of a Of one we loved so dear .
dear * husband, father and — Too dearly loved tcniver, be
grandfather, Harold Hugill, who forgotten by his Wife, his son
,,,, passed away 3 years ago, Dee. 1, -Wayne, daughter Julie and their
A971', families. 25-73x1
- We'll always remember the
way he looked,
The way he spoke and smiled,
•4.•ilhe little things he did and
RACHO — In loving memory of a
dear sister and aunt, Marjorie
Racho, who passed away Dec. 2,
1975.
• If I had all the world- to give,
I'd give it, yes and more
To hear your voice and see your
smile
And greet you at the door;
Whatever else we failed to do
We never failed to think of you.
A smile for all a heart of gold
One of the best the world could
hold
Never selfish,, always kind.
These are memories Marjorie
left behind. • '
The parting was so sudden
We often wonder why
The hardest part of all, we
never said goodbye.
— Sadly missed by her sisters,
Kathleen, Grace, Loreen and
family. 25.73x1
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. William Burdge,
Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs.
William Meriam, Goderich,
announce the marriage on
November 26th 1976 of their
children Darlene Joan and Robert
Brian. The young couple are
residing in H'ensall, 26-73-1
UNIQUE Bridal Registry Service
at the Pidgeon-Hole Boutique
Brucefield. Featuring Noritake
Fine China and Crystal, a large
selection of reasonably-priced
gifts. Open daily, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
26-73-tf
27 Births
WEBSTER — Mac and Janet are"
pleased to announce the birth of a
son, Mark Robert on Saturday,
November 27, 1976 at Clinton
Public Hospital, a baby brother
for Mary Ellen. 27-73.1
Advance
(Continued from Page 1)
Six advance 'voters came out in
I-lullett, where there are council
and schoolboard elections
compared with• nine two years
ago. Four Grey voters cast
advance ballots Saturday for
school board reps, compar ed to
five two years ago.
In Morris Township 12 voters
went to the polls on Saturday,
"More than we've ever had",
according to Clerk Helen Martin,
which may indicate interest in
races for reeve and school board
there.