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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-07, Page 5ANNUAL STOCKER SALE Robertson Farms 460 Choice Western Calves 600 750 LBS. soId. by weight in graded lots of 15-30 head with an overnight stand and pencil shrink. Hereford‘Irlerefard Cross; Shar-Crass over wintered In our feed lots: Selling May 14,-•6:30 p.m. at our Sales Corral Six miles east of Ociderich on county rd. 25 7°° SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL. Most Makes of Cars and Light Duty Trucks With this coupon you save 7.00 off our Regular Suggested Price of 49.95 Rear - 49.95 for Fronts 7°° LABOUR INCLUDED TUNE up SPECIAL ANY MAKE — ANY MODEL for the month of May ONLY 5 -39.95 6 cyl. 641t - 44.95 WITH THIS COUPON Check Compression Cylinder Balance All Filters All Hoses Carburetor PCV Valve and All Emission Control Systems Timing 10°0 - 8 cyl. 49.95 Check & Adjust 1 00 70071 .706 J 10°Q INCLUDES: j New I 'Spark Plugs 11000 . Points 12" Condenser Gas Filter FRONT DISC BRAKES Install New Pads Turn Rotors Repack Wheel Bearings Inspect Pressure System 64.95 Less 5.00 59,95 REAR DRUM Install New. Shoes Turn Drums Free Up Cables Check Wheel Cylinders WITH THIS COUPON Limit .1 Per Customer 500 500 BIRTHDAY BRAKE BONANZA 500 54.95 Less 5.00 49.95 500 115 Josephine St., Wingham, Ont. 357,2323 • Birthday Bonanza continues until May 31, 1980 The C,ancer Clinic at the Wingham and District is 4 consultative ,follow clinic for patients, which, when established in 1959, was the first in Ontario. is the only follow up clinic between Owen ound vitt-London and before it' was started,;patients„ from, Lions -Head were _ driving to Kitchener • for their follow, up treatment. Part of all outreach program set up by the Cancer Clinic at LOndon's Victoria Hospital, there, are now follow 'up clinics in Owen.Sound and in Kitchener to serve the area as well as the ,Wingham _clinic. The Ontario Cancer Foundation operates, a. system of centralized treatment and re- search clinicS, including six clinics such -as. the one at Victoria' as well as Princess Margaret HosPital. in Toronto. Volunteers at the clinic are 'northers of ..the auxiliary. They do, the clerical :ivork, act 7 as ,hostesses., make-the-coffee ''and -serve . cookies' and registered:,nurses who are members .:of the: au•x4arY volunteer:, their services to the clinic to assist the doctors; ` The doctor comes from the central clinic at, Victoria Hospital in . London and presently; Dr.- Sid Watson 'is the clinic's physician; Auxiliary . member ,Doris Michie is the ' d' t She' es the operation of .along the same principle as the body learns The Wingham clinic provides many. ser- the, clinics iwiee a .month and schedules 28 , vices including check ol?s, follow UP to . volunteers " on a rotation basis• with .eight to kill Viral disease and:''once having contacted the Virus will remember to kill it therapy and surgery; consultation with Volunteers required to work each clinic. . . doctor and specialist andatevieW of patient Acording to Dr Watson the experience '', the next tittle it COMeS in contact with it. . Cancer is not a uniform disease affecting progreSi.' ' • :. ' been that. Dr. .Watson, ' . . ..- There is;evidencethat thesemethods . . has been that once such a clinic is estab_ no only one organ and therefore; one doctor . Much of the anxiety created by travelling fished, it is not possible to discontinue them. ' are cprative,- but the, development of an cannot be familiar 1„yith all types of cancer. . • to the central clinic in London is reduced He " ' * 11 • i.of the, . work , immune mechanism does take place in Some , . is especia y. apprecia we e Patients trust becongregated at these ; with a 'follow up clinic nearby in Wingham:: , done by . the auxiliary members who kind& of cancer, Diagnostic methods are Mbre 'reliable through blood testS because a central' clinics because treatment requires Travelling to London fOr, check: ups and :Volunteer their time to the Winghain clinic.. SPecial . training, exPerience and' expertise• consultation IS thing for a Patient who is still The Canadian, CanCer Society was instru- Mild hostile reaction to cancer in the body ii disease. ' ' ' ' . London frequently, even more difficult.. Volunteers are the backbone of the Cancer aPParent in the blood. • which can stop the 'growth of cancer cells , especially because ' ,toxic ' drugs are. being , recovering froin, treatment or ' surgery, mental in starting these clinics and, many are ,, . , g tooperatedstaffed ocie y volunteers . . A biological substance, called interferon used increasingly in- the treatment of the Winter driving,tenditions. make travellin ' .- ' and by S ' t — ' Victoria Hospital, drawS from an area of 1.4 may have a future impact on the treattnent Of The Ontario 'centre clinic -in .Londen at The-'VVinghein chide' was staffed by :the Society says Watson .who ,finds volunteer . . million people. It was reasonable therefore; to take follow up clinics such, as the Wingham clinic to the outlying 'areas, so patients 'did not . have -to travel great distances to the central treatment clinic for. their regular 'checkups; The. follow up ir essential pattern in the treatment of cancer, and theSe consultative follow up clinic5 encourage the patients to: carry out their. follow up consultation and treatment. The .sense of isolation created if a patient IS treated in a remote clinic'is lost: when, patients can go to a local ' cancer clinic for their follow up treatment.' hospital until 1973 when bud t made it necestary to appeal to the auxiliary of the linspital.for assistance in operating the clinic t thed "It en cutbacks service re urns more value on o ar, t amazes me", he comments, "things will get busy around, here, but the Volunteers find such fulfillment in their service." Speaking of cancer as a 'disease, Dr, Watson says the idea that cancer is incurable ^ is a myth.- More than 50 per cent of the • cancer patients are being cured. Methods of treatment are steadily being' improved. Surgical treatment is only one method. New types of rays are being used which makes radio-therapy a more, effective treatment.' lmmunatheraPY is a relatively new method which is the persuading of the body to recognize its own cancer, cells as enemy, Turni .to page it ocie mee The nieetings .was *chaired by Mrs: Kathleen McKay, who is the Bluewater. Region Chairman. During her com ments she noted that the reyerde_of the 1979 People Back In Action --- Because Arthritis• Research Is-Paying Off; was the theme of the,; Annnal Region Meet- ing held by The Arthriti$ ociety volunteers at, the Walkerton Golf and Country Club on Saturday, April 26, campaign and other supple- mentary fund-raising actiVitr ies was 562,248.00. The vol.: unteers were commended for their efforts. Speakers at the meeting included Mr. George Wel- ling, Assistanct Executive Director,. Ontario Diviiion; and Dr. Gunnar Kraag, Rheumatologist at McMaster Medical Centre in Hamilton.. Dr. Kraag emphasized the impact of arthritis and rheu- matism on every community in- Canada. Loss, from work because of the various forms of arthritis and rheumatism is second only to.respiratory • infections and the cost to the economy is enormous.. The suffering and incapaCity of individual patients is'incalcu- lable 'and yet an attitude of "Well, it's only arthritis and I am getting old" is all . too prevalent.. Patients should no more accept a diagnosis of "arthritis" than a diagnosis bf 'chest pain". There are: well over 150 different forms of :arthritis arid rheumatism,*many • of which can be very well :controlled and even mired. The establishment of Rheu- idatic. Disease Units through-. out Canada and the increase in, the number of rheiimatol -ogists serving various coin- munitieS, has been 'a trem endous. boon to the individual —patient. This improvement :in health care to patients with ,...arthritics has_ not come about by enlightened government or university action, but rather by the efforts of The Arthritis Society. The back- bone of The Arthriti5 Society is the. many Volunteers who promote the. Society's object- ives and help raise funds for the research which has al- rady reaped tremendous benefits. We can now share the optimism that not only Will patients get "back in action" but that continued investment in research will pay off with a cure to a. problem that, sooner.or later, affects us all. The meeting was adjourn- - .ed following the showing of an informative film on Arth- risits, narrated by Henry Fonda, entitled "Wherever You Are". CHEVROLET LUBE - OIL t FILTER SPECIAL This Coupon entities bearer to 3.00 dis-Count Genuine G.M. 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