Daily Times-Gazette (Oshawa Edition), 28 Mar 1956, p. 22

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| 22 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, March 28, 1988 {ginated from earlier research into| Miss Sibakin, a native of Rus- "MAY AID CONTROL . 3) Two methods are peing used at i - ough the McMaster research present to control the lamprey, --|the hearing ,of fish and frogs, con-/sia, said there appeared to be no' 1 : Tes i at an estimated 20 to 30 mil ducied by Miss Sibakin who rc. resemblance between the power 1% SMAI simed, at dieing up Fishery, contol, officers Bese lionths of a volt. ceived her master's degree for produced by a lamprey and that eventually may be +~~ful in help-|across the creeks where the 'amp- He found the electrical field oc study in this field. emitted by electric-eels. ing control the parasite. Irey spawgs. {curred rhythmically and sieeme FOOD MARKET BLADE breathing. The organs which gen- 54 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA erate the electricity have not een | High Quality Meats and Fruit BLADE BONE REMOVED Generators discovered. GOLDEN RIPE H LB. SHORT CUT -- PRIME Of Electricity ~~ (ticoveres. BANANAS RIB 7 29° «on .39° HAMILTON (CP) -- Sea lamp- The professor, assisted by uni. | NO. 1 P.EL LEAN, BONELESS 35 reys, which each year destroy versity graduates Kira Sibakin and | ' Shoulder '™ thousands of lake trout in the Bill Brower, tried a photographin | FIRST GRADE LEAN, BONELESS POT ROAST ; i t a test, Great Lakes, generate sufficient Prey ou 5.4 165 They put a lamprey into a long, | POPULAR BRANDS 2.99 FRESH SHOULDER Delivery Sea Lampreys ended my worries! » "Posomal's Bill Consolidation Service d me how to clean up bills and reduce monthly payments that were too high. And then -- in a single ivi, Sarid lent me the cash to get a Fresh Start!" You, tqo, can get a cash loan in just 1 visit to the office if you phone first. Or, if more convenient, write or come in. Leans $50 te $1500 or more on § or Avie 229: 10-LB. BAG ment! There is also a note that rainfall will be "moderate." So | perhaps we should all carry our umbrellas, just in case. --Centra! Press Canadian cording to the long range mete- orological forecast. That should | mean clear April skies and fine spring weather--but, just a mo- All of the thickly populated areas of Canada will have nor- mal or above normal tempera- tures for the next 30 days ac- FOR BETTER HEALTH Toys Are A Big Help In The Operating Room By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, MD | The teddy bears and plastic hel- Cuddly teddy bears, rubber rab-|mets also permit easy administra- bits and toy telephones play a tion of anesthesia important part in operating room! A recent article in Medical News procedures at many of the nation's tells of the success two Salt Lake hospitals. So do toy space and|City surgeons had with the rubber "jet pilot" helmets. | "Sleepy Rabbitt," An increasing number of hospi- Thomas |has a very high - pitched voice. | This began at the age of 14, What can be causing this? Answer: Some disorder of the {vocal cords or nervous system {may be at fault. A thorough phys- ical examination will probably re- veal the exact cause. 2nd Fl, 111/, SIMCOE ST., N. (Over Bank of Nova Scotia), OSHAWA Phone: RA 3-4687 « Ask for the YES MANager OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT -- PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS Loans mode fe residents of all surrounding towns © Personal Finance Company of Conade BY THE CARTON -- GOOD FRIDAY -- Service of Witness and Praise KNOX PRESBYTERIAN, 11 AM. GUEST PREACHER: REV. T. B. McDORMAND, D.Th. Executive Secretary of the Baptist Federation of Canada SERMON : STEADFAST, HIGH INTENT Service Arranged By The Oshawa Ministerial Ass. GRADE "A" LARGE SIZE EGGS LOOSE OR IN YOUR CONTAINER CANADA PACKERS MARGENE FOWL ROASTING or ¢ BROILING. . . .LB. Drs. Ray Broadbent tals are employing these toys to and Jack Stringham of Latterday administer anesthesia without fear Saints Hospital first recommend to young surgery patients. that the steps leading to uncon STRANGE SURROUNDINGS gig {pining to the It's perfectly natural for a Then, the young patient is per- youngster to be frightened by the mitted to hold the teddy bear or strange surroundings of an oper- phose, Jose at the closely held i . i rubber rabbit or on the space ating room. The white fowned fig: helmet while the anesthetic flows ures are scarey enough, but add yy.o,0n the toy into the child's a confining anesthetic mask or face, cone and you've really got a gome children, of course, won't frightened patient. (hold still for the toys, either. In In the past, only too often, coax- such cases, the doctors advise, the ing or outright threats have been anesthetic tube is removed from used to get children to co-oper- the toy and this alone is used ate. without any kind of a mask. Now, however, physicians have go you see, toys in the oper- devised toy telephones which! ating room may be almost as im- exude nitrous oxide and "Sleepy portant as a scalpel Rabbits" which easily enable a _ . child to be whisked into blissful QUESTION AND ANSWER unconsciousness by cyclopropane. Mrs. C. L.: My 20-year-old son ». 39° Extra Feature! 2.YEAR GUARANTEE GARDEN HOSE 50°. Reg. 3.49. 1.89 BOYS' 2-PIECE LADIES' MELBOURNE FLANNEL SPRING COATS | Aw WEATHER COATS SPRING COATS Sizes 10-18. Reg. 17.95. MEN'S FULL LENGTH SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS Sizes 38 - 44. Reg. 29.95. 19.95 GIRLS' 1st QUALITY SPRING COATS With Matching Bag and Bon- net. Sizes 4 to 6x. Reg. 12.95. 3-PC. SET 3.99 STOCK UP ON 1st QUALITY STURDY SNOW WHITE PILLOWCASES Size 352 x 42. Pliofilm wrapped. Reg. 1.00 pair. 21 BOND ST. W. 25¢ each electrical power with their heads|glass tube with a number of sil-| Dr. H. Kleerekoper, MeMaster| parted to an amplifier, increasing set off a camera shutter and fire) - . 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