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Members of Huron Tubercul-
osis Association were told by
education chairman, G. A. Watt,
that pamphlets and posters had
gone out' to doctors' waiting
rooms and industries in the
county. The association met in
Clinton when Dr. R. M. Aldis
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presided in the absence of the
president, D. I. Stewart. Con-
gratulatory and informativ&let-
ters to secondary school gradu-
ates are to go out, the board
agreed, and "Clinical Notes" on
respiratory diseases are going
to hospitals in the county for
doctors' and nurses' use.
In the case -finding report, it
was noted that as well ' as' regu-
lar monthly referral clinics, the
fdodhandler s uryey_ 1s _read,y _ to
begin. , E. R. Knight, rehabilit-
ation and social service chair-
man, said financial assistance is
being given to a TB patient.
Plans were finalized for the an-
nual meeting which was held •on
May 31, 1965, in the Anglican
Church, Seaforth. Dr. Neville
Lefeoe, Associate Professor of
Medicine, University of West-
ern Ontario, was tl}• speak -
Do Yourself A Good Turn Today.
PICK THE ,YELLOW ROCKET
from your meadows
HURON COUNTY SOIL AND CROP
IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
Cooking can be fun
when you get the features youwant.
1foi-get-highesthadein-v-aluesiin your old-s#oNt:
You get low prices and easy terms.
Why else would you move up to anew gas range
before Pune 12th?
1. ROTISS-O-BROIL. Notice how it's
located at a convenient working
a
ft
2. ROTISSERIE SPIT rotates
automatically for even roasting.
'3. HIDDEN UP HERE IS A CERAMIC
BURNER. It gives off radiant
heat from above the meat for
smokeless and spatter -free
cooking. The meat is juicier and
more tender.
4. BAKING OVEN. You use the
w Rotiss-O-roil above for broiling
and roasting. At the same time
your„ spacious oven is available
for baking.
5. THIS IS ALSO AN OVEN THAT
STAYS CLEAN. Since you do most of
your broiling in the Rotiss-O-Broil,
the overt is free for casseroles and
other "clean cooking" dishes.
6. OVEN PICTURE WINDOW.
Watch your. cooking! . No more
opening the door, peering in,
losing heat control. And the door
lifts off for easy oltaning!
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7. BURNER -WITH -A -BRAIN. This
tiny thermostat in the centre'
ins the exact tem erature
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er, his topic being, "Research in
Lung Disease Today t' •
D. M. Rae, of Stratford, a
director of Ontario Tuberculosis
Association, spoke to the group
in his capacity as a member
of the Management Committee
OTA. Mr. Watt will attend the
annual Meeting in Toronto on
June 7th.
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• Dr: Neville Lefcoe of London
addressed the annual dinner
meeting of the Huron County
Tuberculosis Association in Sea -
forth on Monday. His subject
was, "Research in L u n g
Disease Today." .. -.
• Dr. Lefcoe is a medical doc-
tor from Vanderbilt University,'
Nashville, Tennesee, and re-
ceived his Fellow Royal College
of Physicians in 1956. He has
had extensive post -graduate
study and experience in the
Unifed States and Canada.
At the present time, Dr. Le-
fcoe is Associate Professor of
Medicine. University of Western
Ontario. His interests are large-
ly concerned with -teaching of
Pulmonary disease at the Med-
ical School; managing the lung
fu -net ion --lab3 atory st -victor„
Hospit2!, and 14„T"ious research
problemE.% including the distrib-
ution of bronchial disease in
different` occupation groups in
London, with ' regard to dust
exposure in the "various occup-
ations, and .the effect •of exer-
ciise and body conditioning on
lung function in normal people,,
and in people with various • dis-
eases
DR. N. LEFCOE
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBF'RT —The United
Church Worsen islet at the home
of Mrs. E. Adkins on Wednes-
day- evening of last • week--with
eleven ladies present. The pre-
sident openedlhe meeting, with
the theme "Cotiraeli" followed
with prayer. Meditation was
taken by Mrs. McKenzie stress-
ing ,courage, --there being two
kinds, physical and -moral. The
roll call was, given. " Reports
were read and adopted. Sid,
sick and shut-in calls were-re-
ported.
ere.re-
ported. Business -period follow-
ed. . Chapter four or'the study
book was read and discussed,by
the ladies. The president clos-
ed the meeting ,with prayer. A
bake sale followed which prov-
ed very - successful. The host-
ess served a dainty lunch.
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The May meeting of_the Godes
rich -Graduate Nurses' Associ-
ation was held at the home of
1VTrs. J. Evans with fifteen mem:
: present.
Final' plans were made for
the, uce
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Missdne Lauise Robertson. . Reg.
N.;
bers supervisodanr of the . Public
ea-lth- Unit -for- Huron ---County,
gave a very interesting talk
describing the -\work of the Pub-
lic
TheHealth PtthUnit.lie Irealth Unit was
established in Huron County in
1949. Miss Robertson explain-
ed its program which is con-
cerned mainly with maternal
and child care; pre -natal visits
to the expectant mother 'as well'
as pre -natal classes, post -natal
visits to the mother and her
:baby `stressing to the mother
the importance of regular visits
to‘the doctor and immunization_
of the baby; pre-school visits to
ensure irninunizatioh and pro-
per care.
The school prograincludes
teacher -nurse ` m conferences, vis-
.
on tests, . • • ' . r e s an
adolescent counselling. Mrs.
Robertson stated that iminuniz-
ation is one of their larger pro-
grams.
Mrs: B. Lui'hby, • president,
thanked Miss Robertson for her.
most informative and interest-
ing talk. -
Lunch was then served by
Mrs. M. Baxter and, her com-
mittee.
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8. CENTRE SIMMER BURNERS.
Each is two burners in one: a large
double ring for superspeed heat
and a tiny "keep warm" pinpoint
ring in the centre. You can
actually "fine tune" to any heat
evel you need.
9.. FLUORESCENT LIGHT.
Additional illumination on the
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10. COOK -AND -HOLD CLOCK. CONTROL
gives you complete control over o
your range.. When cooking is
completed, oven temperature
is automatically turned down to
keep the food at serving
temperatuie till you wish
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11. EXTRA BOILER. Separate
broiler located beneath the baking
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"closed door" broiling for the
flame -kissed flavour that only
as can give.
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The Goder h Signal -Star, Thursday, June 3:rd, 1965 •
SUGAR
AND SPIT
by Bill Smiley
TIME HOBBLES.• ON
I'll be 45 this week. It's one
of those rather decisive birth-
days, like 13, and 21 and 30.
Only 10 yeare before I'll be
middle-aged. A good time to-
SUM
osum up.
.One thing' tha•t_strikes me is
the amount of junk a fellow can
col -lett in such a brief span.
I came into the world without
a stitch or a nickel. And in
only four and :,00 -half decades,
I have acquired a numberof
stitches, about 400 nickels, a
house with two mortgages,'
a car
' with 12 payments to go, "two
teenagers to put through uni-
versity, and a wife, currently
talking up the •gloies of an
automatic. dishwasher..
Not to mention a houseful of
furniture that's all due to be
replaced, a basement full of
empty beer bottles, a toolshed
tull of rusty tools and broken
bicycles, and an attic fun of
-black„-squirrels.
But I have no complaints
about life. I was the runt of
the litter in our family, and
I've' grown into . a magnificent
physical specimen, towering five
foot eight on hot days, and
tipping the scales at a strapping
138 in my winter overcoat.
And what a beating that
meagre machine has taken in
45 years! I've been sea -sick and
•-S:icyano..laize:si.ck.„-...,L'-v~e ol.l-
ed over in a car, crashlanded
in an aircraft, and smashed
into a steel brigge at top speed
on my bike: I've been' beaten
into unconsciousness by a gang
of Germans, and hit withevery-
thing from a telephone to a
plate of roast beef by my wife.
Yet there's hardly a scratch on
me. ' Outwardly:
I've broken fingers and toes
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and nose (three times).
had hemrmorhoids and hang•
overs. I've had my scalp laid
open by a hockey stick and a
horseshoe: I've had measles and
mumps and TB and the trots,
scarlet fever and bursitis and
pink eye and dysentry.
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And yet, amazingly, the old
carcass presses on. Sight and • -
hearing are sound as a bell
though smelling is gons tom-
pletely. ' Appetite is unimpair•
'ed, and the old guts can handle
anything but broken glass. Hair
and teeth are thinning and have
changed color, but are still or-
iginal models.
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" Endurance isn't what it used"
to be. I couldn't run- 200 yids max;
tat top speed if the devil him.
self were after me, with- a red-
hot pitchfork. But he rarely
chases. us Sunday School Meath; _";
ers, so why worry?
:t• it: x:
• I can still -,swim a few bund
If red yards, and tramp—
stream or golf course .half a
dozen miles a day. I'can still"
sit up all night and argue about'
politics or women or religion. -
rl h'
1 can still get excited abo
an idea or a song or a pop
or a play. 1 can still thrill
the sight of a beautiful bro<
or a big fish, :or a full moi
or a bluebird or a bonfire. * :i: *
I enjoy loafing and hard work,
chess and dry martinis, thund
V morin-s-'a"n tfees,oa"movies'
and little children, old friends
and new clothes, though not
necessarily in• those combina- •
tions..
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Not bad for an old 'Chap, eh?
Please don't think I'm braggit g ,
What I'm doing is singing a
paean of _thanksgiving for my
own good^ luck, anda note of
consolation for you birds who,
are creeping up on 45.
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A lot of people burble, "If I •
could only live it over, knowing
what I do now." •Not me.
wou • n t tra • e my c r -
hood, romantic, shy, imaginative,
for any I've seen since. The
thrill of sports as a teenager;
falling in love -half a dozen
tithes; first job, an a steamboat;
university and ideas and new
friends; air force_and kicks as.
a fighter pilot; .prison camp and
hunger and good talk; marriage
and kids; weekly newspaper
editor; high school teacher.
And be hanged if a fellow did-
n't offer me an interesting new
job just last week. -
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Nossir. r've had a ..good run.
And I'm going to keep right
on running.' When I'm 85, I
want to he known in the nurs-
ing home as, "That old devil,
'Smiley, who pinches your bot-
tom every time you walk past
his wheel -chair."
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