The Brussels Post, 1966-05-26, Page 7FORD SALES and SERVICE
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BUILD EARNINGS AND OWNERINIP
animal standing separately from
the rest of the herd or flock and
becoming easily excited, w
muscle spasms producing ubilin pr,
mal stance and.difficult gad. As
the disease progresees, gonerida,
ions are followed by a coma, and
then death.
Geese TetiallY, or 4)110414g'
Ilesaenna, is a §14.4 or 44aglie,
sium levels in the blood serum'',
Dr. Neely explains. "Young grass
is not so nutritional as summer
turf. Also, grazing is a change of
diet.. Animals out to early paeture
should therfore be provided with
libeal =Punt of hay during the
early lush growth Period. This
VIII not only assist In Graze,
Tetany prevention, but will also
be useful in controlling bloat." Dr.
Neely points out that care doesn't
stop just because livestock are on.
pasture. Animals should be
checked often for abnormal al)-
pearance and behaviour. If there
is to be any chance of saving af-
Eated livestock, a veterinarian
should be called immediately.
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EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN
TOPS MILION DOLLAR
OBJECTIVE
The treasurer of 'Ontario
Society for 'Crippled ,Children,
Mr. George E. Mara, of Toronto,
announced that the 1966 Easter
Seal Campaign objective has,
been reached: =mks to the
faithful and considerate support
of• more than 400;000 contribu-
tors in Ontario.
"In Ontario, 'we have the finest
program, of care and treatment of
crippled chilren that is avail-
able" stated Mr. Mara. He added
"The advancements in the field
of rehabilitation and the increas-
ed number of physically handi-
capped children each year has
meant a continual rise of financ-
ial needs. We are delighted to re-
port, that 1966 Ester Seal funds
will again enable the Ontario
Society for Crippled Children
and its affiliated 230 service
clubs to provide the help that
must be, given to the more than
crippled children in the
province".
Me *W. D. Whitaker, Chair-
man of the Provincial Easter Seal
Committee paid tribute to all
campaign Chairmen and com-
mittees in the province. "Their
combined efforts coupled with ex-
cellent results are heartening
proof that the Society's work has
the confidence and support of
the public", said Mr. Whitaker.
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HURON COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING, MAY 27th
The Historical Society of
Huron County are holding their
annual meeting on May 27th,
1966, at the Londesboro Com-
munity Hall at S p.m.
The speaker will be Mr. J. W.
McLaren, of Bennailler whose
topic is "The Making of a History
Book". Mr. itfdLaren has a vast
store of knowledge, in this re
spect being the author of such a
book.
Election of officers will take
place at this important meeting..
A new volume of " Huron
Historical Notes"„. the second of
series, will be available to
members and interested persons.
BURNS
Health Tips from the
Canadian Medical Association
It is generally agreed- among
those acquainted with the prob-
lem that the best first-aid treat-
ment of a burn is to wrap the in-
jured area in towels wrung out of
cold water, the iCanadian Medical
.Association reports.
This This pi:Uzi:Wee serves two im-
portant perposes it isolates the
ovetzeoleurtairr-,Rtsupr
A Family Favourite Is
DELICIOUS
CAUSE OF GRASS TETANY
cout..D BE EARLY PASTURE
Livestock owners may be very
iainiliar with bloat, but another
disease called grass Tctany also
takes its toll among ruminants
Put on early pasture. -
"Grass Tetany victims include
beef animals, (Thiry cows, and
even sheep", relates Dr. Howard
Ian. "The problem happens most
frequently on cereal-type pasture
like oats or rye seeded as a cover
crop for late fall or early spring
posture. It also ',occurs on well,
established grass-type range. The
cold weather accompanying early
grazing also seemed to be assoc,
iated with the occurrence of this
disease."
symptons include one
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burn and lessens the possibility
of infection, and the cold applicat-
ion relieves pain.
It should be stressed that any
i.l.iplications of salves or strong
disinfectants add to the damage
already done by the burn. Prob-
ably one of the worst steps is to
apply a preparation which forms
a crust, and all preparations con-
taining tannic acid are offenders.
The C.M.A. says gentleness in
the management of any early
burn is most important. When
applying cold, wet dressings, are
should be taken not to break
blisters, since blisters play a big
part in keeping out infection.
Tf an hour or more elapses be-
fore a patient with. a bad burn
can get ,to hospital, lie will be-
come very thirsty and drinking
tap water or fruit juices may do
serious harm. One , of the best
drinks to combat' this early shock
is water containing a shake of
salt and a pinch of baking soda.
Pain-relieving pills such as
headache tablets may be given In
moderation to help relieve suf-
fering until medical. attention Is
available.
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