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4 22 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, January §, 1956 Bonor od thelr 45th wedding = FOR BETTER HEALTH and lubricating oils and creosote making 2 sud 0 eter oe Muni cip al Tu g-Of-W ar St arts 4m | The Christmas Church service DIRECT SUNLIGHT {the death rate among regular cig- FERRERS corp Men and women who have fair | ret smokers was 52 per cent | : |was fairly well attended and was " ] conducted by our pastor Mr. Reed. | skins and become sunburned eas-|above the rate 'for men who nad (0) G b L b Ced Sunday horn ts joined in | Cancer Precautions lily should avoid continuous over-| never smoked. ver Ian Y S e anon ar = ue Worl Gr Hy id sal eaposure bs Sireet 20s Jeat rr? liliotetce 1 Je de : 4 B MONTREAL (CP)--Chips flew Jere from Ottawa, bound : rs. Keith Sm resented a y ; | ranby a Christmas Story and ye Trull Ever one Should Take |you cannot get a vacation sun tan. |cancer and coronary artery dis-| here SN eynesday over the question, Jraliny 42.8 ayo De the Christmas Scripture reading. |But farmers, construction workers eases., The mortality rate from ©°f Whether a tree--a special kind| co" tinicter to Canada, Enjoyable music was provided by| " d : ia and others who are outdoors a|cancer of the lung among smok-|of tree--will grow in Granby. is 8 the junior choir in two nicely ren-| BY HERMAN N. BUNDESEN MD|a lot of chemical activity such| goat deal should potect them- fers who used more than a pack| gure it will. says Ma Ho Crux of the matter is dered selections and by the Church) WE don't know why cancer|as in the stomach or female rec es with adequate clothing, vis-la day was more than five times| . +: 3878 ayer wolase cholr whose music was appreciat-|cells begin growing in a wild and| productive organs. oed or broad brimmed hats or|as high as that of nonsmokers. |Boivin, who believes that practic. ed. |uncontrolled manner. We do know, The continued rubbing of a anti-sunburn lotions. | ally anything or any animal will Several favorite Christmas carols however, certain conditions which| jagged tooth or a poorly fitting| cancer of the skin looks some. | TUESTION AND ANSWER |grow in Granby, which boasts the outdoors in the city square ne! were heartily sung inciftiing one may contribute to development. of dental plate may cause a sore|what like a small abrasion. It| A. W.: I have been suffering biggest zoo in Quebec province ally reserved for it in Gran used as a processional. |cancer. which can turn into cancer if left\ may pe a sore that does not heal,|with a severe pain over one eye Pp iJ One such tree already died Organ anc piano music was ren-| IRRITATION OR HEAT | untreated for a long time. la wart or mole or a crack in the|extending from the ear to thd] Not so sure is Henry Teuscher, he added, but Mr. Boivin coun dered by Miss Norah Horn and Mr.| Long - continued irritation or| Certain warts or moles if con-|skin. 'While this type of cancer|back of the neck. What would| curator of Montreal's botanical that more is known now about J. A. Warrack. [constant heat appear to favor|stantly irritated, by clothing or|accounts for 14 per cent of alljvou recommend I do for this? |rarden, where the tree--if that is|!"8 for a Lebanon cedar. some forms of malignant growth.|daily shaving, for instance, might|cancer cases, it causes less than| Ansier: In order to determine|what it can be called--now stands Anyway, Lebanon doesn't FIND BIGGEST CAVE This irritation may be chemical become cancerous. |2 per cent of the deaths: If dis-|the exact cause for the pain which|in a hothouse. It's a scrawny- ally permit these trees to ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)--Explorers|0F friction and it may occur| Certain types of heavy oils or|covered early enough, we can|you describe, it is necessary that|jooking litt Leb edar. th the country, and it took an Tuesday announced discovery of|uPon the body's surface, in theitars may produce cancer when|cure about 95 per cent of skin can-|a careful physical examination be| o!cing ebanon cedar, the Parliament to send. this the world's largest cave, a 32 mile openings of the body or in the cells| smeared over the same portion of|cer cases. made, as there are numerous con- Species that was used to build ih Mayer Soiv, Nhe maze of passageways and cavern-|0f the central organs. | your skin over long periods. | Now I know you are going to|ditions which might be causing it.| Sol 's temple in Jerusal Y ere are ony Tee ous rooms near Cave City, Ky..| Frequently cancer develops In! Among these materials are|ask, "What about smoking?" When the cause is found proper| The tree--actually it's only 8 Conny Alexa FLIGHT OVER SACRED MOUNT 100 miles south of Louisville, parts of the body where there is'pitch, soot, crude mineral oil, fuel The American Cancer Society is|treatment may be advised. potted plant of tender age--came|W: In a picture of power and | how fast pilots defending Japan grandeur U.S Sabre jets roar | can 'scramble' and get into the | over Japan's sacred Mount Fuji | air to intercept an approaching | as they engage in a "bogie" | ememy. | chase. This is test to determine --Central Press Canadian | HAMPTON family, Tyrone, were Sunday din-| ner guests at the home ot her par-| ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Sykes.| -F. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Rundle and any 1sitors {heir families held a family gath-| ering in Tyrone Hall on Decem- . ber 24th. 1 or ristmas Mrs. Minnie Snowden and Mr. | . Bob Snowden, Maple Grove, spent MISS M. HORN Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Sam| Correspondent Dewell, HAMPTON -- Mr. and Mrs.| Morley Hastings, Toronto visited Jim Smales, Jr., and David were at G. Adcock's. Christmas guests of Mrs. Howard] Mr. and Mrs. Ernle Adamson] Ccuch and daughters at Bowman- spent Christmas with their daugh- ville. {ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. Ted Kersey, and Derek Barnett and family, at North family, Scarboro, were guests of Oshawa. Mrs. E. H. Cole on December 2. Friends of Mr. W. W. Horn Mr. and Mrs. John Slemon, Kath-|{will be 'pleased to. know, be re-| ryn and Robert, Enniskillen, were| turned home from Bowmanville with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Memorial Hospital and, though J. R. Knox. v \still confined to bed, is convalesc- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Luke and|in: favorably. four boys were with her parents,| Skating on the mill pond Is be- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bradley, at|ing enjoyed the past week or so. Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. M. 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