Clinton News-Record, 1957-10-10, Page 4TiVIAr ,,REQORD
Safety Patrol at Madura' Park
aVlernbers of the school safety -patrol at
A/V/M Hugh Campbell school, RCAF Station
Clinton: left to right, rear row Douglas Con-
stable, Don Laister, Ken Truscott, David Harris,
captain; John Carew, Terry Hudson. Second ,
row, Jean Fyvie, Yvonne Danbez'ger, Lorraine
Wood, Nieele Oates, Garry Collier, Garry Sutton,
Alan Oates, Albert Loewen, Front row, David
Williams, Lyn Johnston, Saundra Pleasance,
Paula Calvert, Eloise Johnston, George Jackson.
(RCAF Photo)
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No Asian Flu in
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Asian influenza is imminent,
warns Dr. R. M. Allis, Medical
Officer of Health, Goderich. While
no cases have been confirmed by
laboratory study as yet locally, it
is almost certain that this new
virus will invade Huron by winter,
Height of the epidemic is usually
reached about one month after the
appearance of the early cases.
Authorities report that the disease
is relatively mild, and does not in
any way approach the severity of
the "Spanish" 'flu' of 1918.
Respiratory complications can
result from the Asian variety,
however, and may be serious, esp-
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Saturday that the Maitland Air
Cadets will be sponsored this year
by the. Goderich Lions Club and a
fuller account of theis sponsorship
will be given at a later date.
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PAGZ. FOUR
Safety Patrol AL
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is initiated
school safety patrol system
WAS initiated at Adastral Park,
the Permanent Married Quarters
Area a RCAF Station Clinton,
last Thursday morning..
,Claildren. of .service . personnel
%resident in Adastral Park -attend
'the A/VIM Hugh Campbell public
cllool irt'the northeast section, of
!the area, Total enrolment, is over
-.400 with children in-ell grades up
to and including -Grade' VIII,
The safety patrol is composed
eof selected children from grades
VII and Wit under the captaincy
of . David .Ho,rris, son of Flight
!Sergeant and Mrs, H. W, Harris.
. operation the patrol will, be
pervise4by the school principal,
C. A, Trott, Clinton, ancl,Air Force
Pollee personnel,
Valuable assistance in setting up
- the patrol was provided by C. E.
Laybion of the Ontario Highway
Safety .eague, Constable C. A.
Hardy of the Goderich detachment
of the Ontario Provii-teial Police
and Flight Sergeant F. Hamelyn
of the Air Force Police,
The primary purpose of the pat-
rol is to ensure the satety of the •
children during their daily trips.
to and from scheol. In addition
it is felt that it will provide some.
valuable training in traffic safety
rules, This is particularly pertin-
ent for these children of service
personnel who, although they may
now be in a relatively safe area,
may later on be attending school
in areas of very high traffic den-
sity.
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100 Air Cadets
Find llorne,At
Station• Clinton
The more than `100 member
Maitland Air Cadet Squadron,
Goderich, have taken up new train-
ing quarters in the hangar at
RCAF Station Clinton
The Maitland Cadets, who have
trained at Sky Hailbor in previous
years, moved to the new location
through the kind permission of
G/C K. C. Cameron, commanding
officer of the station. A bus brings
the local and district cadets to the
station on training nights.
With the parade on Tuesday,
October 3, everyone connected with
the squadron was very pleased
with the new quarters, Cadets
will have the use of one half of
the hangar for the general fall-in
parade, drill, sports and films;
also- four large classrooms, ,and-
the indoor rifle range.
Other space made available in-
cludes three offices, One will be
used by the. commanding officer
and padre, one for the adjutant
and chief instructor, and one set
up as a supply retell, for issue of
equipment to cadets.
Training will be much the same
type as before, but it is generally
felt by the officers and instructors
that this move, with the extra
facilities for training, should bring
a great future for the squadron.
Flying Officer D. King, RCAF
Station Clinton, Who for the past
year has been liaison officer for 532
squadron, has done much to fur-
ther the aims of the. squadron
particularly in the last few weeks
in arranging the move from Sky
Harbor to Clinton, Many hours
of planning and hard work have
gone into this and the officers,
instructors and cadets would like
to give their sincere thanks for the
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The incubation peribd is short,
usually one to three days, Illness
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aches and pains in the back and
limbs, weakness, congestion of the
nose, sore throat and cough. The
average duration is four to five
clays, — ,
Trdatment at home with bed
rest, aspirin, simple diet and gen-
eral commonsense will suffice in
most cases. Because of the pos-
sibility of, complications patients
should not return to work until
all symptoms have completely sub-
sided or their physician has ap-
proved,
Preventative measures which ap-
ply to any respiratory type illness
are applicable, i.e. avoiding use of
common towels, cups, etc., avoid-
ance of crowds, avoidance of fa-
tigue, dressing for the weather,
and consulting the physician for
persistent cough, cold, or _related
complaint.
Special vaccine, when available,
offers good protection but must be
given in advance of an epidemic.
To date no vaccine' has been al-
located to either service or civilian
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