HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-09-04, Page 31Campaign September 15-1.9
for Arthritis in Goderich
September has, been named
Arthritis Month by the Hon.
Marc LaLonde, Minister of
National Health and Welfare.
"The problem of arthritis
affects -individuals of all ages in
our "'Society,," says Mr.
LaLonde. "While its con -
,sequences are generally well
,known, its prevehtion is not.
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Lieutenant (Lt) P.D. (Dale) Wardley, 23-, of Goderich
recently completed pilot training at Number Two Canadian
Forces Flying Training School, Canadian, Forces Base
Moose Jaw, Sask. He is pictured receiving his pilot's wings
from Brigadier General Kenneth J. Thorneycroft, Com-
mander Number 10 Tactical Air Group, St. Hubert, P.Q. Lt.
Wardley was born in Trenton. He received his°,secondary
education from Madill. Secondary School in Wingh'arn', Ont.
and Goderich District•Collegiate institute in Goderich. In
August 1970 he joined the Canadian Armed Forces and was
selected to attend Royal Military College, Kingston. In May
1974 he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. Lt.
Wardley now proceeds to CFB Portage la Prairie for further
training on the Kiowa ' helicopter. (Dept. of Nat'l Defence
photo)
"Arthritis continues to:.be one
of the major , causes of
disability among Canadians
although the advances of
medical research are' leading
us, closer to understanding artd
control," the Health Ntinister
feels.
"Treatment methods have
been,. developed �, which can
prevent disability for many
patien but prevention of
disabi+ is not enough," Mr.
LaLonde says. "The cause of
arthritis and` the cure for it
should be discovered in order to
prevent it from occuring.
Public and professional
education are also vital to its
control."
"I would like to express my
appreciation and` that ,of the
officials of the Department of
National Health and Welfare
. for the efforts being made in
Canada, particularly by, The
• Arthritis Society, to control this
condition. Thro`ttgh its support
for arthritis research, en-
couragement of patient
treatment and„ public in-
formation activities, ,the
Society continues to serve the
welfare of Canadians," he
concluded., ,
Dr. Frnk Mills, Huron -
County Medical Officer of
Health heartily endorses the
views of Mr. LaLonde.
'During 'Arthritis Week' in
'Goderich,' September 15 to 19,
our local Branch of The
Arthritis -Society is conducting
its annual appeal for support of
the Society's program which
° benefits' many of our arthritic
citizens," Dr. Mills said.
"I. wish the volunteer 'can=:`
vassers every success in this
important community
charitable ,'undertaking," Dr.
Mills added,
s,
On August, 26, 'there Avere
seven tables in play at the
Goderich Duplicate Bridge
Club. -
North-South .winners were
Evelyn Galbraith and Dauna
Sproule tied with Verna Worthy
and Nancy McAuley with 71
points; A. Weerasooriya and
Dr, B, Deathe, 641j2 points: and
Lee Ryan and Joanne Duck-
worth, 62 points.
East-West winners were I)r,
and Mrs, „ Stapleton, 8,3'11';
Auleen Currie and Jean
Papernick, 80; Ted Plante' and
Roy Hilton, 68t/ and Dave
Blair and Harley Crawford, 68.
On September 2 there were 10
tables in play.
1 orth,South •winners: Jo'
Shrijer and Verna Worthy, 115
points; Jean Papernick and
Bob Smith, 1101/2 points; .Fred
Egener and Bill Cochrane,
1071/2 ' points; and Eleanor
Erskine' and Mary Donnelly,
951/2 points.
East-West winners were:'
Auleen Currie and Louise
Hetherington, 149 points; I)r,
and Mrs. Stapleton, 111 points:
Omar Haselgrove and Art
Wilson, ,98 -points; and Bill
Bradley .and Joe Martin, 93
points.
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