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Playing Sick
Colds and flu can make anyone
miserable. For athletes, they're
even mote trouble than injuries.
Staying home a few days from•
school or work and taking medica-
tion and lots of fluids isn't much
fun. But being laid up for a play-off
game or a final match can be
disastrous - if you are a player, that
is.
Athletes have just as many upper
respiratory infections as the rest of
us. Because , they're in better
physical condition, they don't stay
sick as long. A top, athlete, might
be laid low for a few days with a
respiratory infection that would
knock our indre sedentary types for'
two to three weeks.
Whn colds are uncomplicated
by fever, or general malaise,
strenuous exercise doesn't usually
pose too much of a problem.
However, there are hitches. ,In the
past two years, there have been
reports of sudden death apparently
brought on by participation in very
vigorous physical activity while the
athlete was suffering from an acute
viral infection.
Team physicians and coaches
have to be cautious. A swimmer.'
for example, with'one of these viral
infections' should 'stay out of the
water or he will never get the
situation under control.
Spreading the infection - even in
a football huddle - isn't the
problem among athletes one might
suppose. Wrestling is , the sport
'where these • infections are most
easily transmitted because the
contact is both intimate and
sustained.
The real problem is that the
athlete does not report his or her
symptoms because of fear of being
benched.
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LOCHALSH
Many are the picnics at the
Ashfield Park and the roadside
park 'at Lochalsh. There were many
visitors in the area recently to
attend the MacKenzie "reunion at
Adifield Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKenzie
had as their visitors Bob MacKen-
zie, who is'attending 'college.. in
Toronto, and Mr.' and Mrs. Bill
Barrett, Charlene, Lynda and. Bill
Jr., •also of Toronto.
Reports are that the former 'Ross
farm, recently vacated by the
Vanderveens, has been sold to Mr.
and Mrs. Max Riegling, who will
be moving into the house shortly.
Mrs. Florence MacKenzie enter-
tained recently in honour of a
former classmate Miss Edith
Patterson, a missionary home from
Lebanon. An afternoon of reminis-
cing about good times had when
,many of their classmates attended
R.C.S. was, enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacKenzie of
'Toronto spent a few days with Mrs.
Henry MacKenzie and Neil and
other relatives in the area.
Alex Simpson returned to Alber-
ta, where he is employed, after
spending a few holidays • with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Simpson.
Callers on Mr, and Mrs. Oliver
McCharles recently were Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Wilson of Weston and
Mr. and, Mrs. Ted Peacock of
Detroit.
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