HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1973-06-21, Page 12gx.clorroNNEws-RKORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1974
Today, my friends, is the first
day of summer. I won't be sorry
to see it come. Maybe it will
mean an end to some of life's
little problems which have
loomed in our home during the
past few, weeks. -
I think I told you about our
recent bout with the chicken
pox. Well, the blisters had har-
dly dried up and dropped off
when our youngest child ap-
peared at my bedside one mor-
ning complaining of a sore
neck.
"I think it is the mumps,
Shirley," advised my husband.
'I looked my son over
carefully. I felt his jaws.
"Your eyes are better than
mine," I told my husband. "I
don't see any swelling."
"He's swollen alright," my
husband assured me. "I think it
is the mumps."
"How do you feel?" I asked
my youngest.
"My face is sore when I lay
on this side," he answered,
pointing to his right cheek.
Our discussion was
overheard by our daughter who
came rushing onto the scene.
Keep in mind that she's not yet
had the mumps.
"He did it on purpose," she
charged, her voice raising to a
fever pitch. "He knows I'm out
of school now for the summer
and could be having some fun
and he wants to give me the
mumps."
"He's got to go, Mom," she
went on, bordering hysteria.
"First it was the chicken pox.
Now it is the mumps. Who
knows what he'll bring home to
us next. He's got to go....or I'll
have to move out."
I told my daughter I wasn't
convinced he had the mumps.
"Well, take him to the doctor
right away and find out," she
demanded." At least that way
we will know what we're
fighting."
That last remark made good
sense so I called for an appoint-
ment. Luckily, I was able to get
in right away.
"It is the mumps alright,"
the doctor said. Did I detect a
menacing grin? Couldn't be.
Must be my imagination.
r "It isn't swollen; glands." I
''':offered hopefully.
"No, it is the mumps
alright," he answered with con-
fidence.
Upon revealing this good
news to thThousehold, T also
presented some further infor-
mation.
"I've made arrangements for
you two older children to go to
the hospital this evening for a
shot which should give you
some additional protection," I
told them. "Then, in about six
weeks, you'll have your mumps
vaccine and we shouldn't have
to worry about mumps again."
Son Number One, who had
not had all day to worry about
the possibility of contracting
mumps because he'd been at
work when junior arose in the
morning, was very docile about
the whole thing.
Daughter, on the other hand,
wasn't so easily satisfied. She
wanted to know the odds. Was
it ten to one she wouldn't get
the, mumps or was it one in
ten that she'd succumb to the
scourge. Somehow, it made con-
siderable difference to her.
The next morning when
junior leaped from his bed he'd
been magically cured through
the night. He requested per-
mission to go to school.
"Certainly not," I told him.
"You're sick. You've got the
mumps. The doctor even said
so."
"They're gone," he an-
swered, coming closer for me to
feel his jaws. I hadn't ever been
able to detect any swelling in
the first place so I wasn't too
surprised when I could find
none that morning.
'Well, you are not going to
school," I insisted. "Doctor's
orders."
The big smile turned up-
sidedown into one of the
biggest pouts I've ever seen. He
left the room, resigned to his
fate and mumbling, "Gee, I
don't even feel sick."
All day long, the mumps vic-
tim played and sang and teased
and frolicked .... and, oh yes, he
ate up a storm including
oranges, ketchup, pickles,
tomatoes, pineapple.
That evening, my daughter
was in real misery. She had
reacted to the shot, I suppose.
She could hardly raise her
arms. She .had pain but no
mumps.
• Simple justice, I thought to
myself.
TBRD association reports
A group of ladies representing the Seatorth Women's Auxiliary of the Seaforth Community
Hospital were guests on the CFPL game show "Act Fast" recently. At that taping session
Mrs. Pat Bennett, left, and Mrs. Orville Oke, right, won $110.00 for their project. They are
seen with program host Bill Brady. The program will be seen on Channel 10 August 5.
(CFPL photo)
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Sunday June 10th was the
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the farm of Bob and Anne
Lawson, which was the original
Johns homestead. The event
was most successful, with over
100 descendants from various
parts of North America atten-
ding,
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the children and adults, and at
4:30 all sat down to a
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The reunion was instigated
by George and Ken Johns and
sister Doris Boag, formerly of
Newmarket, and all
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and Mrs. Lorne Lawson who
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In addition to those from
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Rev. Garbutt Smith presided
at a meeting of the Huron-
Perth TBRD Association in
Seaforth when routine reports
were given by Mrs. Ray Cann,
Exeter, Mrs. Edith Brothers,
Stratford.
Mrs. Cann said the
Education Committee is plan-
ning a week of "Anti-Smoking"
activities in September, with
several noted speakers ad-
dressing community gatherings.
She reported on proceedings
and attendance at several
regional conferences and
workshops of interest to the
respiratory disease movement.
Mrs. Brothers reported that
the Asthmatic Conditioning
Class for children had been
well attended in Clinton with
14 registered and with an
average attendance of 12. Mrs.
Carol Bowker of Clinton con-
ducted the classes and Dr.
Frank Mills and Dr. K. W.
Hampson were the medical ad-
visors for the course, Mrs.
Brothers said that classes spon-
sored by the Association had
been reported in the Canadian
TBRD Association national
bulletin. She said that the
Monday night "Breathing
Class" walkers on a trip to
Vancouver via treadmill and
stationary bicycle would spend
the summer months near
Calgary in a fashionable
resort and resume the "Tour"
the third week in September.
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