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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1972-10-19, Page 711:30 11;55 4.12;30 12:45 2;20 • 2:30 3:00 3;30 * 4;00 4;30 5:00 5;30 6:00 6:30 7:0% 8:00 8;30 9:30 10;00 10;30 11:00 11;20 11;45 • BE SA. BUN BEST BUY DRYER YOUR MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT IS: • A PROVEN BUSINESSMAN WITH AGRICULTURAL EXPERIENCE • • ACTIVE ON COMMITTEES and in the HOUSE OF COMMORS, • READY TO OFFER ASSISTANCE AT ALL TIMES TO THOSE WITH PROBLEMS "Bob" McKinley has achieved an, outstanding record of effective representation for Huron Riding 'Bob' McKinley is: • Understanding • -Thoughtful • Considerate A r , Midweek Magazine The Bob Newhart Show Carol Burnett Show Movie;-"Blue" Terrence Stamp and Joanna Pettet. The National News PM Movie:-"The Game Is Over" Jane Fonda and Peter Mc E nery. 7;00 7;30 8:00 9;00 11:00 11:20 11:45 Historical plaque commemorates 0 • S CFPL TV listings An historical plaque •com- Memorating Dr. Henry Norman Bethune will be unveiled at his birthplace, now the manse of Trinity United Church, 235 John Street, Gravenhurst 10. This plaque is one of a series being erected throughout the province by the Archives .ef Ontario, acting' on the advice of the Archaeological and Historic Sites Board of Ontario. The inscription on the plaque reads; DR. HENRY NORMAN BETHUNE 1890 - 1939 An internationally-famed hum- anitarian, surgeon and reyolut- ionary, Bethune was borkin this house. He graduated from the University of Toronto's medical 4 school during the First World war and saw extensive eervice in • SATURDAY, October 21, 1972 8:00 Maigrichon et Gras Dou- ble. 8:30 Cartoons 9:00 Penelope Pitstop 9:30 Live and Laugh 10;30, Adventure Theatre 12:00 Professor Moffatt's Science Workshop. 12:30 The Littlest Hobo 1:00 The Outdoor Sportsman 1;30 Mr. Chips 2;00 world Series • 5;00 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner 6;00 Adam 12 6:30 FYI • 7;00 Maude 7:30 For The Love Of Ada 8:00 Hockey Night In Canada 10;30 Party Leader 11:00 The National News 11:20 PM 11:45 Movie:- "Superargo vs •Diabolicus" Ken Wood and Gerhard Tichy. "Brother Orchid" Hum- phrey Bogart and Ed- ward G. Robinson, SUNDAY, October 22, 1972. . 8:00 Quelle Famille 8•30' Treasure of the Dutch 9:00 Gomer Pyle 9;30 Junior Talent Hour 10:30 Ontario Schools 12:30 Family Finder 1:00 Roy Jewell 1:30 Country Canada 2:00 Forsyte Saga 3;00 Under Attack • 4:00 "Three In One." 5;00 Music To See 5;30 Disney 6:30 Act•Fast 7;00 The Beachcombers 7:30 Anna And The King •8:00 The Julie Andrews Show 9:00 Sunday At Nine 6 10:00 Weekend 11:00 The National News 11:20 11:45 MONDAY, October 23, 19'72 * 8;00 Ontario Schools 8;45 Mr. Dressup 9;15 Ontario Schools 10;30 Friendly Giant 10;45 Chez Helene 11;00 Ed Allan Dick Berryman Cartoons News Movie; ="Island In The Sun" James Mason and Joan Fontaine. Fashions In Sewing Let's Make A Deal Take 30 Edge Of Night Family Court Drop-In My Three Sons Truth Or Consequences Free Time Political FYI Gunsmoke ' Partridge.Familyn • Cannon This Is The Law Network Public Affairs Election The National News PM Secret of the Chateau Claire Dodd and Jack LaRue TUESDAY,October 24, 1972 8:00 Ontario Schools 8;45 Mr. Dressup ' 9;15 Ontario Schools 10:30 Friendly Giant 10:45 Chez Hel6ne •- •Il":00 Galloping Gourmet ' 11;30 Didk Berryman 11:55 Cartoons 12:30 News 12;45 Movie;-"`Hilda Crane" Jean Simmons ' and Guy Madison 2:20 Fashions In Sewing • 2;30 Let's Make A Deal 3;00 Take 30 3:30 Edge Of Night 4:00 F amily Court 4;30 "Drop-I n 5;00 MY Three Sons 5:30 •Let Them Live 6;00 Pierre Berton 6:30 FYI 7:00 The New Dick Van Dyke Show 7;30 Temperatures Rising 8:00 Mary Tyler Moore Show 8;3,0 Flip Wilson Show 9:30 Front page Challenge 10:00 T.B.A. 4,10:30 Political Party 11:00 The National News 11;20 PM 11;45 Movie:-"The Bad Seed" Nancy Kelly and Patty McCormick WEDNESDAY, October 25; 1972 4 8:00 Ontario Schools 8:45 Mr. Dressup 9;15. Ontari0 Schools 10:30 Friendly Giant '10;45 Chez Helene 11;00 Ed Allen that conflict, While at Montreal's Royal Vietoria Hospital 1929 - 1933, he gained wide- spread recognition as a thoracic surgeon. Increasing concern with social and political issues took him to Spain In 1936 where he organized Canadian medical aid for the Loyalist troops and set up the world's first mobile blood transfusion unit. Two years later he went to China and until his death worked tirelessly as a surgeon and medical adviser with the 8th Route National Revolutionary Army. He is buried in the Mausoleum of Martyrs, Stith Cha Chuang, China. Henry Norman Bethune was born in a plain frame house on John Street, Gravenhurst, on March 4, 1890. Hisparents were the Rev. Malcolm Nicholson Be- thune and Elizabeth Ann Goodwin., 11;30 Dick Berryman 11;55 Cartoons 12:30„, News 12:45 Movie:-"Encore" Glynis Johns, Kay Walsh' and Nigel Patrick. 2;20 Fashions In Sewing 2;30 Let's Make-A Deal 3:00 Take 30 31'30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Family Court 4;30 Drop-In • 5;00 My Three Sons 5:30 Truth or Consequences 6;00 Free Tillie Political 6;30 FYI 7:00 Emergency 8;00 Movie:- "The Odd Couple" Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau "10:00 T.E3.A. 10:30 party Leader 11;00 The National News 11;20 PM 11;45 Movie:-"The Story of Ruth" Stuart Whitman and •Tom Tryon. THURSDAY, 'October 26, 1972 8:00 Ontario Schools 8;45 Mr. Dressup 9;15 Ontario Schools 10:30 Friendly Giant 10:45 Chez Helene 11:00 Galloping Gourmet 11;30 NFB Presents 11;55 Cartoons 12:30 News 12:45 Movie;-"Bikini Beach" 'Frankie Avalon and An- nette Funidello. 2;20 • Fashions In Sewing 2:30 Let's Make a Deal 3:00 Take 30 3;30 Edge Of Night 4:00 Family Court 4:30 Drop-in 5:00 My Three Sons 5;30 Reach For-The, Top 6;00 Pierre Berton Show 6;30 FYI side I'm an evangelist. On my father'S side I have a compul- sion to do, to act". Within two years of Norman's birth the pastor was transferred to Beaverton, and over the next two decades served congregat- ions in Blind River, Aylmer, Sault Ste. Marie, Toronto add Owen Sound. These frequent moves hampered Norman's edu- cation, but nonetheless he graduated from Jesse Ketchum Public School in Toronto and from Owen Sound Collegiate Institute. In 1909 Norman entered the University of Toronto, graduat- ing thee years later_with an Arts degree. His admission' the fol- lowing year to that institution's medical school fulfilled a dream cherished since childhood of emulating his grandfather, the Toronto surgeon. His studies were interrupted by the outbreak of the First World War. He enlisted immediately and as a stretcher bearer served with tae Canadian Army Medical Corps in France until he was injured ..at the Battle of•Ypres. Sent home to recover, he decided to complete his medical training before returning " to active service. Following the War he was demobilized in Britain_ and for "three years interned in London hospitals. In 1923 he passed his F.R.C.S, examinations at the University 'of Edinburgh. The following year he re- turned to North America, went to Detroit and opened an office in one of. the poorer,sections of that city. At first most of his patients were poor and frequently unable to pay for his services, but gradually his skill in surgery brought patients from Movie;-"School For se- eal Parts of the city., His prac- crets" Richard Atten- tice became lucrative and large, and by society's standards, Be- thune was a successful man. But, Bethune's standards were his own. Since childhood he had nurtured the ideal that doctors should be like monks.." going about in sandals and bare garments". They had a .... "holy purpose ... to guard and resurrect the human body." The gap which he saw between this ideal and what he considered the reality of a medical profes- sion devoted primarily to finan- cial gain repelled him and made him extremely critical of his colleagues. lie mocked there for making the size of their income the measure of their success as doctors. 'Disillusioned and cynical, he immersed himself in his prac- tice. He worked too hard, and Within two arears he was.stricken with tuberculosis, then a prac- tically:: incurable ,disease. went to the Calydor Sanatorium at Gravenhurst but within a month was offered admittance t 0 the famed Trudeau Sanatorium at Saranac Lake, New. York: He arrived there expecting only a slow death. Instead he found a miraculous recovery through the use of artifical pneinnothqrax. This form of thereapy for T.B. was then still in the experimen- tal stages, but at Bethune' in- sistence it was used on him. Two months after his first treatment, he was pronounced fit to leave Trudeau. His discharge marked the be- ginning of a new career. lie was determined that' he would do everything within his power to give to others the miraculous cure he,. had experienced. After studying for almost two years at the New York State tuberculosis hospital, he went to work as a thoracic surgeon under Dr. Ed- ward Archibald, an expert in the field, at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal. Within a short time he was also teaching at McGill University. , With characteristic _fervour Bethune threw himself into his task. He studied hard and ex- perimented freely, often on him- self , in order to develop new cures and techniques. One of his prime concerns was the neces- sity of utilizing the latest. ad- vances in technology for surgery. Impatient with surgical instru- ments which he declared to be outdated and useless, he often designed his own. So successful was he as an inventor that the Philadelphia firm of Pilling and Sons, manufacturers of surgical instruments purchased from him the exchisive right to manufac- ture his inventions: Recognition camequickly.11is new surgical techniques and mechanical innovations were demonstrated in visits to other hospitals and on a lecture tour throughout the United States. He w6 a frequent contributor to medical journals, a Consulting Surgeon to the Dominion Depart- pxporTog, meat of PanalOnS and Sat1941 Health, and_ a .1-4eints0F • of the, Council of the Atneri0*, 44,A9P?' • iation for Thoragiq -$.41.LtPrY* 14 - 1934 he was appiAnto. 11044 9f. the thoradic surgery departme0 of Saere Coe ur Hospital In: Montreal. Successful though he was, thune was not satisfied. years • .koforp wheh he 444.1Imtaiktv.04 at .tne.. 4031 metgo* jie 'had foit .t.)* .new Attip.2 .0. .,*erApy . ;44 .the more" **1610.0: *0.700.4 teclyi4mes, i'4410029: nonl4 help to ..deyerop wolilcl lie, sufficient lor the 404t.Tn*r.tt .2.14 eve0441 er*lic4lci_ Ex- perience .114. porno oiii his! hives, 1/10}119 methods of 47ree.: pm , Movie;- "Any Wednes,,-, day" Jane Fonda and Jason Robards. He was named after his grand- fathers Henry Goodwin and Alex- ander Norman Bethune, the latter a distinguished Toronto doctor. Also numbered among the child's ancestors were the Rev. John Bethune , one of the province's first Protestant clergymen, the Very Reverend John Bethune, Rector and Dean of Montreal, and the Right Reverend Alex- ander Neil Bethune, Bishop ofl Toronto. At Gravenhurst 'the Rev. Mal- colm Bethune was serving as pastor ot the Presbyterian Church. A graduate of Upper Canada College, he had chosen a career in business but his mar- riage to Elizabeth Goodwin, a fervent Presbyterian missionary. with a "vast determination to save the heathen", ended these ambitions. Of his parents, Be- thune later said "On my mother's FRIDAY, October 27', 1972 8;00 Ontario Schools 8;45 Mre Dressup 9;15 Ontario Schools 10;30 Friendly Giant 45 Chez Helene 11;00 Ed Allen 11:30 Market place 11:55 Cartoons 12;30 News 12;45 Canadian doctor• famous for work i 0..*:04ti'D•fow. •04'0,444*,. SNOWINDOTS NAVE ARRIVED Get ready for winter with Winier footweais From Jim Crocker. 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