FAL ERSHLEP 5 TR SeLY) Ba rit hy CEFR TN WN FAS Et Teli AY _-- PHN ZI IEP RISA Ao as ¥! Rh FS dr ARR Ta News from Nestleton and area Continued at the Caesarea Centre. Try to attend and assist the ladies with their project. Sympathy We from the area extend sympathy to the family of the late Mr, Clarence Ginn, his wife Amy, daughters Lyda and Nora and son Ronnie. Clarence was buried from McDermott-Panabaker Funeral Chapel August 13. Interment Cadmus Cemet- ery. Mr. Ginn was well known in Cartwright circles and will be greatly missed. Get Well Wishes Warmest wishes to Mr. Malcolm Emerson who is undergoing eye surgery this week in Toronto General Hospital. A shower of cards would be very welcome from old friends in Cartwright where he is so well known. Sincere wishes for better health to Mrs. George Till of Caesarea from all her friends within the vicinity. Social and Personal " Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm and family were guests at the Kellogg- Malcolm wedding on Satur- day held in Blackstock United Church and the reception and dance followed at the Recreation Centre. Weekend visitors with their parents and other family members were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Malcolm, Flint, Michigan, Mr. Barry Malcolm, Simcoe and friend PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 20, 1980 -- 23 Miss Joan Marshall, London and Miss Laurie Malcolm, Peterborough. Miss Heather Malcolm, petite daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Malcolm made a winsome flower girl in the wedding party. Guests at the Cawker homestead during the past weekend were: Mr. Arthur Cawker and Bryan, Sudbury Mrs. , Sylvia Cawker. Chandre and Jason, Scar- borough, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cawker and Christie, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cawker, Chris, Curt and Cathy, all of Oshawa. News items of interest please call 986-4715. Thank you. Hay fever victims blame wrong plant PCDBLPSDHABS Many hay fever sufferers spend the last months of summer trying to avoid the ragweed plant that causes their discomfort, but many have been avoiding the wrong plant. "Many people confuse rag- weed and goldenrod because they flower at the same time - early August to late Sept- . ember," says Dr. Jack Alex, environmental biologist at the University of Guelph. "Only ragweed causes hay fever." Unlike the bright yellow flowers of goldenrod, rag- weed blooms are inconspic- --tious spikes of tiny green flowers. Common ragweed is characterized by finely divided green leaves. Giant ragweed can reach heights of 3 to 3.5 metres (10 to 12 feet) with leaves 25 to 30 DEALERS WANTED! centimetres (10 to 12 in.) wide. "Ragweed pollen is made up of protein and it is the particular protein not the size of the pollen grain that causes hay fever," says Dr. Alex. 'Goldenrod pollen has a different type of protein in its heavy pollen. This prot- ein affects only a very min- ute proportion of the popula- tion and then only by direct contact." The protein in ragweed affects a large percentage of the population. Even in the Muskoka region where rag- weed is rare, residents may still suffer from the familiar hay fever symptoms - wat- ery eyes and sneezing. "Ragweed pollen can travel hundreds of miles on the wind," says Dr. Alex. "The only safe areas in the KINGSFORD INDUSTRIES 482 Commissioners Hoad East London. Ontario N6C 2T8 PHONE (519) 681-8593 province for hay fever suff- erers are in Northern Ontar- io." The urban areas of the province, particularly in southern Ontario, are the worst areas .for hay fever victims. The weed is commonly found in cultivat- ed fields, fence lines, waste areas, vacant lots, and along stream-banks and the edges of woodlands. Ragweed pro- duces new flowers and pollen even after harvest time. 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