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The Huron Expositor, 1964-04-23, Page 16OSITOR, SEAFORONT., APR. 30, 196 yes ProliIein in HUr�n Canadlan Total- Climb Rabies continue to be a prob- this week. While wild life is Lem across Huron, Dr. J. C. more apt to be the victim of MacLecuia i, ' Canada Health of rabies, domestic animals are by Animals Branch, Seaforth, saki m no means immune, he said. tCrossword ACROSS 1. de D r a slowly 1aAt Iciat uLiving pre 16. Periods os' timo 16. Lina 17. Ola 18..1n rugged 19. Bridge 21. Welcome 28. Total 24. Separately • 26. la able 27. Race track olrcult 30. Parsee 31. Uaopen flower 32. Whisker 83. Small rag 84. Fondle 85. Gay 86. Place 87. Valuable metal 38. Devil 41. Let fall 42. senior (abbal) • 44. Greedy 45. Bind 46. Reverberating 46. Kin 50. Space 51. Finials 62.,[loclosed 63. Paco DOWN 1. Prevaricator 2. Riot 3. Mau Beverage 4. Sweet course 6. Worthless particle 6. Press 7. Church Seat 8. South America 10. 0. Push Lerge 11. Trial • 14. Assigned Period 20. Hit lightly 21. Weapon _ 22. Final ... 28. Sorrowful 25,b Vegetable 26.26. Sever 27. Animal fat 28. Ventilate 29. Snoop 81. Wager 82. Assistants 84. Enclosure 85. Cow's call 86. Soft drink 37. A color 38. Challenge 39. Level 40. Gentle 41. Plunge 42. Foot covering 43. Play 45. End 47. Small bed 49. 'toward i!ME©E MEMO O©© moan ©oU IIJi Col©ME EMI OUMO MN nom MOUE a ii i UE® MODEM ©ECJ ®OM MUUM iE l N©©L now MOM IMMO ®E© MEW !BE©@ MOM@ 170 NOME ©OO ©©EO EMMOMMOR MOH ©EM @DUE OOMI Solution 1illa +f a 6 IIs y ro 11 t1 ■11. hill ■al 16 ■I! " ■■ t' ■1■ Ii1■ lir 20 ■■ 2' ■11■ 22 ■1■ 26 23 ■■ 25 26 2s 2'y la 39 , a ■1 ■ 35, ,s 31 ®� I■ 38 z1 III® . ME 97 ■�� 119y 90 .■ 1`1 .....:,- 4l 43 iillII■ PiillI• la 971• ill V? UlII 50WI 11 ■ illi il • KI N DERGARTE.N REGISTRATION Would parents of children who' plan to begin Kinder- garten in September at Sea - forth Public School, ..please have them registered with the Principal . as soon as possible. . W. 'TALBOT, • Principal • INTRODUCTORY OFFER SAVE A E� 30% 4 the NEW ARROW M80 SEWING MACHINE' DESIGNED TO LAST A LIFETIME , GUARANTEED' for 20. years The new ARROW M80 sewing machine has the quality and the attached features of the more expensive machine, yet is low priced ... specially designed to give you all the featutes you've ever wanted in a sewing machine. Whether you are a beginner or a pprofessional this portable model is• for youl ft performs each task with automatic precision straight stitching, sews in reverse at the push of a lever to finish off seams securely. SEW ou1TONS on lightATCH or heavy It will DARN, MEND, Pand x,, r;jrffj fabrics. In addition there are two ARROW MRO attachments which are optlonal. Tyys allowing you to Make button holes and : tiny conceivable monogram or zig zag pattern for decorative purposes. The ARROW M80 is very' easy to operate. It has a dial 'stitch control forward and reverse control, drop feed..regulotor, built In sewlite, 5 ,speerl foot control and link take up for whisper quiet operation. With each machine comes a detailed Instruction book, accessory kit and handsome corrying easesuggeajed -list price $85.95, but through our introductory offer YOU SAVE OVER 30% . . . your cost only $57.95 plus prov. tax. . . . the money you, save from sewing will more than pay for this machine. , As our stock an this model is limited, we suggest you complete the at- tached coupon and send it to us with your cheque or money order as soon as possible.' This will Insure prompt delivery and eliminate any disap- pointments. We do, however, reserve the right to return any money in the event our supply of this model runs out. IP NOT SATISFIED RETURN WITHIN 7, DAYS- FOR FULL REFUND J. BERGER & CO., MAIL ORDER DEPT.. BOX 153, TERMINAL "A" TORONTO, ONT. ■ w t■ • ■ • • • • N a ■ ■ ■ A ■ ■ • ■ ■ II J. BERGER' & CO., O BOX 153, TERMINAL "A", TORONTO, ONTARIO - Please send me the new ARROW M80 booklet and carrying case. I understand ▪ Prov. Sales Tax $1.75) $59:70. sewing machine with instruction my cwt is only ($57.95 Plea SUR 1 Alia mind me the Special button Hide Aftaehm.nt Q $9.75 (ij ▪ Alio Mad me the Special Zig Sieg Af'tachment @ $9.75 O a 1 „I am enclosing herewith a chegire/monpy order for $ 1 Name , Malting Addresi. , 'E ■ Shipping Address_ - .... - N ii (ratio Ind eat via C N., O•P• or Express) -1_ ifA.I 'I/ • i -!1 II M ■ ■ it it M is is 1 in rrr r There were 1,147 confirmed cases of , rabies in Canada in the 12 -month period ended March 31, the Health of Ani-• mals Branch has reported. Although it was an increase of 83 over the previous twelve months, the total was less than half of the record 2,550 cases in 1958.59. ' As in previus .. yers, wild- life accounted for the major- ity of cases -732. The balance included 295 farm .animals, 7Q dogs and 50 cats. The disease followed the pat- tern of other years, reaching a peak in the winter and taper- ing off in the spring to a low summer incidence, reports the contagious diseases. division. Ontario, with 870, had the largest number of cases; Mani- toba had. 198, Quebec 56, the Northwest Territories , 9. For the first time in recent years, rabies was uncovered in south- eastern Saskatchewan near the Manitoba border where 14 cas- es were confirmed. Ontario counties with ' the largest number of cases ,were Carleton, 85; Huron,' 69; Perth and Wellington, 58 each; Sim- coe, 46; Waterloo, 41; Durham, 39; and Grey, 35. ' Rural municipalities in Mani- toba having the most cases were Woodward, 21; Hamiota, 20; Blanshard and Shoal Lake; 11 each. . t In Quebec, counties with the most cases were Argenteuil, 15; Pontiac, 8; and Chateauguay, 5. Fortunately, rabies has not become established in the dog population and there has been no instance of a dog transmit- ting the disease to another.dog. Every .one of the 70 cases in- volving -dogs' resulted from the animals encountering diseased foxes and other wild -life. In .view of this, federal veter- inarians urge owners to keep their dogs on a leash or tied up, have them vaccinated, and report • all suspected cases " of rabies 'to the nearest- federal veterinarian's office. As a further safeguard, mun- icipalities unicipalities are urged to elimin- ate all stray and unowned dogs. Adults and children - alike are cautioned not to pick up or handle any wild animal , that appears sick or tame. Tameness in wild animals is unnatural and often a sign of rabies, the veterinhrians point out. TV SHOW VISITS GERMANY-Gordie Tapp and Pat Hervey arg two of the cast of CBC -TV's Country Hoedown who are in Germany to entertain Canadian Armed Forces as part of the overseas celebration of the 40th anniversary of the RCAF. The Country Hoedown to be seen in Canada on Fri- day, April 24,, will be videotaped in a RCAF ,maintenance hangar for Starfighter jets at Baden Soellingen. It will be televised with the co-operation of the Sudwestfunk German TV network using their technical facilities and staff. WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS - Phone 141 • 4 Good Lawn. Needs Crab Control - Two kinds of crab grass may be found in lawns, the hairy crabgrass and the smooth crab- grass. The stems of both kinds lie close to the ground and of-, ten root . at the nodes. This prostrate feature makes them difficult to cut with a lawn- mower. The ' •flowering struc- ture consists of four to twelve finger-like branches at the top of the stem. Both kinds of crabgrass are found only where the turf is thin and where there is much sunlight. Thus proper lawn care practices, su'ch as fertiliz- ing, top -dressing, watering and Mowing at the correct height„ (1i, to 2 inches) will do much to eliminate crabgrass. Botanists.' with the Ontario Department of Agriculture re- commend the use of chemicals to help control this weed. The most effective are those that are applied before the crab- grass seedlings emerge (pre - emergence treatment). These should be applied in APril, or early May. If they . are applied after • the crabgrass seed has emerged they will be ineffec- tive. Chefnicals for the control of crabgrass are available in both liquid and granular forms. Most of the. granular materials are now available • as mixtures with fertilizers so that two op- erations can be carried out at the same time. Granular form- ulations may be applied with a fertilizer spreader. For even distribution divide the requir- ed amount of chemical in two and spread half the material in one direction; then spread the other half at right angles to it: The, following chemicals are recomended and ate commer- cially available in Ontario . un- der various trade. namest DACTHAL is sold as a granu- lar, in fertilizer mixtures, and as a wettable powder (for spray application). It should be ap- plied at the rate of one-third pound 'active chemical per 1,000 square feet (15 pounds per acre). • ZYTRON is also available as a granular, and in fertilizer mixtures and is applied at the same rate as decthal. It may be applied in the fa'fl as well n$ in the spring. TRIFLURALIN is used at much lower rates than the above two chemicals, about 2 pounds per acre of active T lf'a' terial. It is also available in similar form- ulations in early spring. Since the percentage of ac- tive chemical differs in the Vti- rious commercial formulations available, it is ,important to fol- low the, directions and warn. Ings given on the manufactur- er's label. ` psiL t 0140111 4001 The regular meeting of the Hurgnview Auxiitary W held in the Arts $ and Crafts room on Monday, with the president, Mrs.' L. Forest, in the chair. Mrs. • Niellie, the Occupational Theropist, reported',,v-pn-or„�•aily and diverse articles mate by the residents. The roll call was answered by the payment of fees. The anniversary tea in June was discussed briefly. The election . of officers re- sulted with the slate being re- turned for another year. The president, Mrs. Louis Forest, RR 4, Clinton; secretary, Mrs. Keith Webster, Blyth; corres- ponding..secretary and treasur- er, Mrs. W. Bennett-, RR 5, Clin- ton; press secretary, Mrs. F. G. Thompson; crafts convener, Mrs. Mellis, Hensall. The next meeting will be held on May 19.. -The May birth- day party for the residents will be given by the Bluevale Wo- men's Institute on Wednesday, May 20. PROMPT WATCH. REPAIR SERVICE at SAVAUGE. JEWELLERS Certified.. Watchmakers OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PERSONALIZED,� GOASTMIRS• - ,GIFT IDM 1s' . SE"l>r•VIETTVS Phone 141 • a •' Seaforth 1 RED FARE ONE WAY TO VA.NCOUVER The smart way to save and travel ! Extra coach car conveniences to make your trip more comfortable. For other economy Red, White & Blue, Fares call ... Your Local GEST Agent CANADIAN NATIONAL 17-64 bow :: ;.yay:$. ry P.. •.-, '; Y!•,n. ,J.'�v.; ›,,,.ld,. 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