HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-11-18, Page 6Strip saves youngsters
When one first learns that the
`Shakir WILY' is being used by
UNICEF workers, the mind
boggles. The phrase conjures up
risque""" images not usually
associated with .the United
Nations Children's Fund, a most
serious organization.
But the "Shakir strip" isn't
what it sounds like. It's actually a
piece of non-stretch ' material
which can be made from old X-ray
'Witt . And it is used to locate
starving youngsters in time to
save them,
The strip is marked with red,
yellow and green zones, and
Celebrities
make chilli
rolls
(By Mary Jane Visser)
The seventh meeting " of
McKillop 3 Cereal Celebrities was
held at Hoste'.s on Nov. 9. The
meeting was opened with the 4-H
pledge. The members answered
the toll call and the Material for
meeting. They discussed the skit
for Achievement Day and Alcided
that a work, meeting shou1A be
held to prepare it.
Miriam Hoste and Theresa.
Van .11Zooren made the sauce 'for
the Mexican Chili Roll while
Janet Drager and . Mary Jane
Visser made the filing.
Ingrid Hoste and Mary Lou
Jansen made cornmeal pancakes,
while the filling and sauce were
cooking.
The vtnembers prepared the
Chili Roll by rolling the filling in
the pancakes and covered it with
sauce.
The girls ate the Chili Rolls and
everyone said they were good.
measures the middle of a
youngster's upper arm, Those
whose upper arm measures '12.5
centimetres or less - the red zone
on the strip - are the children in
serious danger. They require
immediate food therapy and care,
as do the moderately
malnourished children who fall
into the "yellow" zone on the
Strip.
Such simple measures are part
of UNICEF's latest concentration
on developing village-level,
technologies designed to help
needy people to help themselves,
Even primary school children or
illiterate workers have been
trained 'to use the '_'Shakir strip" .
to find severely, or moderately
malnourished .children in their
own communities,
, However, modest as• these
methods may seem, they,still take
money to implement. The kale of
greeting cards through 'UNICEF
provides some of the moneys
needed to fund programmes for
better 'nutrition, better education
and better health 'care that benefit
children- in 109 developing
countries.
For a copy of your free
brochure illustrating this year's
selection contact: Ontario
UNICEF 'Committee', 38 Berwick
Avenue. Toronto, .Ontario, M5P
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SEAFORTH
JEWELLERS
for
DIAMONDS WATCHES
JEWELLERY. FINE CHINA
GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION
All Types of Repairs
Phone 527-0270
Thanks
I thank Seaforth arid distriq
for their patronage
the past 38 years
and wish for
BILL CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE
Broker office
the same
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HALCOMB — BENNEWIES
Bonnie Susan Louise Bennewies, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Bennewies of Seaforth and Douglas Murray Holcomb, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holcomb, Grande Cache, Alberta were
married' NoVember 5 in the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Witnesses, by Walter Gardener. They were attended by Anne
Watcher, R.R.4, Clinton, Barb Holcomb, Grande Cache,
Alberta, Zena .Chapman, Egmondville, Donald Fisher,
Wingham, Dan Bennewies, Guelph, Tim Winter, Winona and
Jackie Bennewies as flowergirl. Elaine Hopper was organist.
Following a reception at the Seaforth Community Centre, the
couple left for Alberta. They will, reside in Grande Cache. Before
her, marriage the bride was a guest at showers held by Mrs.
James Knights, Egmondville, Mrs. Rob Watcher, R.R.4,
Seaforth, Mrs. Ron Brady, Egmondville' and Mrs, Squire
Oakley, Fordwich.
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Donations for Christmas fair at information needed for making it,
Medical Officer of Health for Dr,Mills said nitre will: Iv no
Huronview may be left with Mrs. Music for the song book is to be Huron, D. Frank Mills,
said on Program of mass vaccin3tiens, at
he moment.
H. Hugill at Sills Store before last sent to Mrs, Klopp, Zurich, Tuesday that all
county residents'When least for t asked
, his own,
week of November. Articles may convenor of the .committee.
wishing to be vaccinated against
in
be combs, talcum powder, hose, Tickets were available for plant family
swe flu should
doctor
facontact their 'recommendation, in light of the
writing paper, .„ envelopes, show by MacLean Flowers to be for the shot: surrounded the Vaccination
make considerable debate which has
stamps, wallets, etc. held at the arena, November 22 at arrangements
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A thank you letter was read 8 p.m. for the Arena Fund. combined
einfist erd shipment enatgof vaccine,
against
tbotha program, Dr. Mills said that
residents should contact' their
has retired as Director of Home courtesy :,remarks and closed the swine flu and common A Victoria family doctor and if they jointly
from Miss Helen McKercher who Mrs. H. 4lugill gave the
Economics for the Ontario Minis
meetint. institute Grace was Flu, ar rived in Huron this week. decide to proceed, to do so. ,,,-
try of Agriculture. sung and' lunch served -
by Mrs, 1,, This is the vaccine developed for The Medical Officer of Health
was
Lawson, Mrs. L. Dale, Mrs. A'. those' 65 years of age and over also noted that he hoped another
Sunshine committee and for the cronieally ill. Vaccine year the whole program might get
appointed to look after boxes for Turnbull and - hostess Mrs.
shut lbs at Christmas. •Birthday Audrey Cameron.
for those between the ages of 20 underway much earlier than has
Box was opened and money will
and 64, swine flu only, is been the case in 1976.
be sent to Children's Aid
* * * **4 expected daily. In all 30,000 doses He said some persons might be ,
are now available, 3,000 units of waiting to see if there is an
Christmas program. The water used by 90 per cent the combined vaccine anu 27,000 outbreak of swine flu here before
A report of the South Huron '. of the population of the
of the simple swine flu vaccine, being inoculated, but 'he noted
District Board meeting held in developing world is either unsafe
Hensall was given by Mrs, or inadequate, or both. UNICEF
According to Dr. Mills ,the they should remember that the
Greeting Cards help the' United vaccine is now stored in each of vaccine will also prevent standard
asked to make Nations Children's Fund support the ' Health
Unit offices tin. ',If ua
Members
yi l• ltobri.
ockstcne sold in F.W.1.0. projects which will provide throughout the county and is
Dr. Mills said it should take
Historical Home in Stoney Creek. abundant , unpolluted water.
available to family doctors free of about six weeks to give the shots
charge. to those who Want them,
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TIE }MEM EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 18, 1.976. WI theme •
"Travel broadens our Horizon" tree and royal palms were
was the theme.when the Seaforth common; but don't stand WV*,
Women's institute met at* the an umbrella tree to keep dry asst
home opvirs. Audrey Cameron on leaves fold up when it rains, She
Tuesday evening, November 9, warned.
Mrs. Arnold Taylor of Brucefield Food was good and good
showed slides and gave a drinking water was fa real treat,
commentary on a trip their family she said. Security measures were
-' 'had taken to Oahu and Maui, two very noticeable and the setting for
of the Hawaiian .1slands. the television show "Hawaii Five
Both islands were beautiful she 0,'; is there also.
said; the, island of Oahu is more Mrs. Frank Hunt . and Mrs,
commercialized to host tourists, Taylor were conveners of the
while the island of Maui is more program with Mrs. Hunt opening
in its natural state. Vegetation of the program with a poem
•• all kinds is luxuriant; the ginger "Jobson of the Star." .
flower, °raids and habiscus are President Mrs. H. Hugill
beautiful and the cactus grow opened the meeting with a poem
wild. "A - Soldiers' Rest" and
The water was warm and conducted the business. Roll call
excellent for swimming, with was answered with "Name a little
nights as warm as the day at the thing that makes life beautiful:"
time they visited, she said. There Thank you cards were received
is extensive production of pine- from Fort-esters Ladies and the
apples and the sugar fields are family of the late Mrs. Rita Orr.
made very productive with irriga- Personal thanks were expressed
don. The Umbrella tree, smoke by Mrs. F. Hunt, Mrs. W.
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