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CMA Health Tips
Maple Leaf chapter Gives.
Relief Available F‘r.Those With Chronic' :Cough $3,000 For Hospital Cabinet
Most peOple who suffer a
chronic cough• can be' relieved
Of this synaptom„
DeCaUse of the availability of
whooping cough Vaccine, there
are fewer cases of prolonged
coughing or whooping cough seen
in children today. Although there
is ne vaccine 'for the organisms
causing much of croup and bron.•
chiti, with early medical atten.
tiorythe, child is not sielt as long,
and persisting tung damage can
be prevented to a great extent,
The wheezy asthmatic child
with cough also can benefit from
careful investigation to eliminate
the cause and careful manage-
ment to eradicate. it. The few
children and young adults with
chronic damage to their lungs
usually can be helped by drugs
and sometimes surgicareinoval
of damaged area.
However,, with most young
adults who cough incessantly, the.
main cause is smoking
cigarettes. There are also those
who. work in dusty atmospheres
which may irritate their bron-
chial passages, but there are few
Christmas
Cookies
The kindergarten class atilob- "
ertson Memorial S chool mixed up
Christmas cookies in the room,
The dough was rolled out and the
children cut out fancy shapes.
Two children Bill Peters and
Jim Wilkins carefully carried the
tray to Bill's house where his
mother baked the cookies.
The children enjoyed the cook.
ies for a lunchtime treat.
In Grades 5 and 6 throwball
the Six Dots defeated 4 other
teams.
Throughout the school, class.
TOOMS are decoratingwreathes
for the door arid •pichiregli51—
the hall.
The -Grade 4's have all taken
a lesson in operating the ,ditto
machine.
For the Christmas assembly
our school is preparing for pre-
sentation puppets, pays, stories;
• and cards.
troubled by, smog in the air Com.
Pared to the many bothered by
the 0Ontinual smog of cigarette
smoke.
Since this is such a common
Cause of chronic Ough, both
p44tients and doctors may tend to
delir investigation in the belief
that at least a trial of stopping
cigarette smoking should come
fjrst.
The C,IVI.A.. advises that the,
wise thing to do in the cas e
is both stop smoking and investi.
gate at the same time. Chronic
coughing is by no means a normal
part of living. It always calls for
a careful medical investigation.
Immunization for protection
against disease can be attained
through a variety of methods,and
may immunizations are avail.
able today. '"
The procedures .involved in
immunization are scratching the
skin or vaocinating, injecting a
needle through tile skill. which is
inoculation. or drinking a vaccine.
It is important to remember
that all immunizations are not
equally effective and the benefit
obtainable from iniraunization
does not last forever...However,
when boster doses are - given
when required, we can get pro.
tectiOn against many diseases.
We can get excellentproteetion
against smallpox, diptheria and
tetanu$ (lookjaw); very guod pro.
tectign against polio and ineasleS;
and while the .vaccine againSt
whooping cough is not (Otte So
good, it is very well worth giving
to young children. Influenza vaco•
ine is only fair andPerbalm should
only be given in' special case&
Other immunizations .
thabeliew, oursztiald tx.14yvoefueinr,teoreeiSutdritty9st:
against typhoid and paratyphoid
fevers, typhus, cholVra, plague,.
yellow fever and many others.
The C.M. 4. says the most,
important diseases we can pro.
tent against by immunization in
Canada are diptheria, pOlio,
'sinitlIpox, tetanus and, measles,'
The Maple Leal Chapter, TOPE
met for its December meeting
and Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. A. M, Harper.
Pot luck Supper was enjoyed
by the meMbers, and Invited
guests and a briefbusinessmeet.
Ing followed.
Three members, Mrs. S. Prey.,
ett Mrs N. Jackson and Mrs.
F. Curry were presented with
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for medical histories at a tic,ost" was performed by Mrs.4. Eree
$3,QQ0 to the chapter. kqoridge, Mrs. R. llughes Mrs,
Music for the party was suPP1, G. Mathieson, -Mrs. eettget
lied by Mrs. C. Edward, Mrs. L. and Mrs. G. McManti$ conclud.
War* and Mrs; Stewart Knighto ing With. Mr's. M. liaynOr as,jolly
accomPanie0 '1)Y Mrs, Murra (Ad St Nick handing otit atlidy
•IretheringtenE .' Mrs. . so op - canes to all present:
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SALTER HOME FURNISHINGS
SPECTACULAR '6 7 SALE
STARTS WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28, 1966 — ENDS SATUR DAY, JAN. 7, 1967
A STORE-WID! CLEARAlsTGE- OF -FLOOR SAMPLES AND DISCONTINUED LINES — ALL AT SPECTACULAR PRICES
In Norway
The Norwegian Christmas
traditionally starts six months
before December 24th. The
celebration itself lasts three
weeks. The period is known as
the Julafred, or the Peace of
Christmas.
Paul's Delivery
Owned and Operated by
Paul Spain
Local Delivery Service
Local Hauling
ANYTIME
For Information
CALL 524-9469
Covered in beautiful sage color "Antron" Damask,
this suite offers the ultimate in style and omfort.
"D" foam cushions on coil spring seat deci. Foam
sem!-detached pillow back. -Suggested retail price
$469.50.
•"67" SALE PRICE $36767 --
This suite features spring -filled cushions with coil
spring seat deckand Spring edge. Semi-detached
pillow back., Mar finished show wood. Covered
in gold colored bIended' tweed: Arm caps included.
Suggested .retail kice $469.50.
7'.' SALE-
PRIC! $367.67
SEkTA
2 -Piece' Modern .
Covered in brown nylon homespun, thitiulte features
Walnut finished arm caps, quilted seat deck, sewn
chanel bac,; 4 cushion length 'filled with WA -foam.
Suggested retail price $269.50.
"67" SALE PRICE
the sacred manger. brings
hope and happiness anew.
Merry Christmas!
May Christmas bring you all the joys of
the season and all the warm satisfactions
• of sirre friendships. We thank you
for your generosity during the past year. ,
HURON CONCRETE
SUPPLY LTD..
SEAFORTH OODERICH
KROEHLER
3 Cushion Modern
Covered in brown nylon homespun, this suite has
deep sewn diamond pattern back with walnut finished
arm caps. Reversible zippered cushions are of lux+
foam. Suggested retail price $298.50.
"67" SALE PRICE $2'27.67
KROEHLER
Sleep or Lounge
Complete with spring -filled mattress, this,two-cushion
modern hide,a-bed is covered • in brown textured
tweed. Serves as a sofa by day and a full size
double bed by night. Suggested retail price $219.50.
FIVE -PIECE
Modern Bedroom Suite
Featuring 50" double dresser with plate glass mirror,
4 -drawer chest and 54" panel bed. This suite is made
of selected walnut veneers with "Fortress" finish to
resist scratches, stains, etc. Complete with Serta
box spring and mattress. Suggested retail price
$388.50.
SALE PRICE $287.67
KROEHLER
'2 -Piece Modern
Featuringhigh-back chair, this suite is 4 cushion
length covered in brown textured tweed. Plain
button back, coil spring seat deck, reversible zippered
cushions, walnut trim. Suggested retail price $329.50.
"67" SALE PRICE $257.67
Finished in Salem maple, this suite features „top
grade hardwood tifroughout, Plate glass framed mir-
ror, dovetail drawers, centre drawer glides, antique
hardware, double dresser (48d long), with plate glass
mirror, 4 -drawer chest, double bed sized spindle bed.
Serta Capri box spring and mattress. Suggested
retail price $488.00.
THREE-PIECE*
Bedroom Suite
Finished in Nisi walnut, this suite has 54" dresser
with framed Mirror; five.drawer chest and 54" pan&
bed. Modern in design, ,this suite has dovetail draw.
ars with centre glides (slightly dramaged corrier).
Suggested retail price $279.50.
Complete with twin divans with wedge cushion backs.
covered in green cotton covering with scenic design;
36" corner table with maple grained arborite top,
two maple finished step tables, with matching coffee
table. Suggested retail price $239.50.
Modern Bedroom Suite
Complete with Serta Capri box spring and mettress,
this suite _Ts finished in oil 'walnut with fortress
finish to resist scratches, chains, OA. Dresser is 56"
long with 44" framed plate glass mirror; 5 -drawer
chest is 43" high, 54" panel bed. Suggested retail
price $498.00.
See also • the spectacular savings .on ,
ainette sets, occasional chairs, coffee
tables, end tables and lamps..,
New '67 lines vill soon be arriving
'66 lines must go
MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS BONUS LAST — BUY SOMETHING FOR THE HOME
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