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FARMERS BONSPIEL
IN BRUSSELS ARENA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17th,
TrAso Draws 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.,
TR IN TO
TORONTO
CANADIAN NATIONAL
or HAROLD THOMAS PHONE 180 BRUSSELS
Please Have Entries In By January 15th
OR ALL YOUR
VRNI NEEDS
SEE
TURN OFF IGNITION,
PUT OUT CIGARETTES
NEAR GAS PUMPS
I nt VON inla y a )'ear ago
jimW W r puL up at all
:set' V IC sta dons. These
LgY16; rkAilllsiSt(2.(1 LaaL motorists
please lull) off their ignition
and refrain 'rum auloking with-
I) VOL ui the gas pumps.,
'I hose warning notiees have
been postod Lo protect motorists
from the PossilAlitY of a fire iu
the area of the pumps, which
could be caused by sparks
frool lit motor or from kM bmn'n.
ing cigarette. Whoa refuelling,
motorists nuts t, refrain. from
smoking and IIMM1 St remember to
switch off the ignition.
The Ontario ltetall Gasoline
:Lust, Automotive Service Assoc.
intion outlined in the executive
secretary's animal report that it
Will request an amendment, to
make motorists equally liable
with serviice station operators,
for violations of the G-asoliOne
Handling Act — not turning off
ignition or smoking while being
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refuelled.
The ..A.ssociation is also pro-
meting the distribution of warn-
ing stickers to be affixed to all
pnetab le con tatnees of gasoline
The sign warns that the contents
Ore dsagerous, a nu must not be
exposed to flame or heat, and
must not he used for cleaning
purposes,
On to rio Department of
Tra n pOrt.
STROKES
Strokes usually are caused by
one, of three varities disease,
processes, .the Ontario Medical
A.sLiOciation. reports. The most
common of these is thrombosis,
Which is a plugging of the art-
eries of the brain.
Beyond the point of. Pluggidg
of the plugging of the artery,
1110 brain tissue dies.
Symptoms of thrombosis in-
elude short episodes of weak-
ness, dizziness, difficulty in,
seeing, numbness and tingling
le the arms and hands. Relief
from these symptoms sometimes
can be brought with the use of
'fluthillibus"`"
.6101710E.
blood-thinning agents known as
anticoagu Inn is. These medications
must be used with extreme
,caution by experienced physic-
ians,
Cerebral hernmerage. Or ble-
eding into or around tile brain, is
th.e .seeond• most common cause
of strokes; There are two N.ra t-
ties of cerebral '1101110mi ge : one.
related i 0 high blood pressure,
which is often fatal, and the
other a rupinre of tt berry like
swell; tIC whore the arteries di-
ivide, which is less often fatal,
clerobl'al hemorrage often can be
preVented by the control of high
blood ressu re.
The third most common cause
of strokes is the release of em-
bolus or small blood clot into the
elven la don, which in turn plugs
a brain, artery, causing paraly
sis. These embolic strokes
usually follow changes in the
valves brought about from rheu-
matic heart disease. Blood thin-
ning agents, frequently used by
doctors caring for patients with
rhartnuatio heart disease , some-
times reduce the frequency
of embolic strokes.
The 0.111.A, advises that many
strokes can be prevented, or
reduced in severity, if treatment
comineneed soon atter the
first symptons appear.
HOW ICK LIONS
BINGO WINNERS
Mrs, ates, H.artiktOti.
Mrs, Bates, Harriston.
Mrs. Wilfred Henry, Wing-
ham.
Mrs, Bill Schill, Formosa.
Mrs. Chi Henry, Harrihton.
Mrs. Gordon Gannett, Wing-
ham.
Gerald (loll, Walkerton.
Mrs. Drumm, Harriston.
Cliff, Stevens, Kitchener.
Mrs. Elmer Goll, Mildmay.
Mrs. Simon Huber, MildniaY.
Tony Ste.. Marie, BlueV4e.
Spedials:
'Share the Wealth We.
It.8eSe, Listowel.
Mrs. G. Gannett, Witighaiii,
$ Special, MrS. Noll Yeo-
man, Wroxeter.
Ja.elcpet consolation plUS
borttS, Mrs. Bill Schill, Formosa.
Door PrNes, Mrs. Bruce Mont-
goni y, Mrs. rred Montgomery,
Mrs. T,leyd Townsend and Mrs.
'Ken Ego r, all of Wiroxeter,
I* Cana& there tare eight mil-
Boil licensed drivers 'Of which 4t
per (tent are women.
.,...SORRY ABOUT
THAT CHIEF
They'll neVer helleve it hack in
the clubhouse; it it's Oyer going
to happen, it will happen on.
WOnderful World of Golf (in
color) starting Jam 21, Again,
C13C-TV Will entry this exciting
golf series which travelS the
four cornerS' of the earth to
bring viewers the best in golf
arid the most beantiful in golf,
s,..enory, This series Will traita
to such far-off places as Guate-
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and FtwitZerlatid. Some of the
10D golfers to be seen include
Ttiliits Borah, Billy (1nspar, Chi
Chi 'Rodriguez, Roberti) *de Vin-
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Ontario
ON OCTOBER 31st, 1967, AT APPROXIMAT-
ELY 8:45 p.m. A TRACTOR TRAILER BACK-
ING INTO THE LANEWAY AT MAITLAND
FARMS ON HIGHWAY 86, APPROXIMATELY
3 MILES WEST OF WINGHAM, CAUSED EAST
BOUND TRAFFIC ON HIGHWAY 86 TO STOP
MOMENTARILY.
WOULD ANYONE SO AFFECTED BY THE
IVIOVEWIEN1 OF THIS UNIT
KINDLY CONTACT:
GRANT DENNIS OF THOMPSON ROGERS
AT 362 - 5541 TORONTO COLLECT