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Paratyphoid Cases
Reported, Public
Given Advice
Local and Huron County health
officials are trying .to trace the
starting point of recently reported
cases of _paratyphoid fever in
Wingham. So far the cases
reported have all shown up at
Wingham .and District Hospital,
County Health Officer Dr. Frank
Mills said that paratyphoid fever is
not the dreaded killer which raged
throughout the continent in years
gone by, but is a much weaker
relative of the Salmonella family.
He said the disease's symptoms
are fever, stomach pains, chills and
nausea. in fact, the search for the
source of the disease is hampered
because the symptoms are almost
exactly the same as stomach flu or
a heavy cold.
The disease. which is ' rarely
fatal; is an intestinal infection.
Dr. Mills pointed out that there.
are numerous tests. that have yet to
be performed and that, added to
the fact that all people who have
come in contact with the infected
patients have to be traced and
tested. compounds the problem of
isolating the source.
Speaking for the Wingham Hos-
pital Executive Ditector Norman
Hayes said that. the patients who
have contracted the disease .were
isolated in the 713" ward of the
hospital.
After the fits cases were report-
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ed the hospital staff was tested for
the virus as a routine procedure
and two nurses whose test results
were positive have been placed on
a leave of absent*. It is believed
that the nurses contracted the
disease from • the patients rather
than the patients from them.
The hospital also restricted visit-
ing to area of the hospital where
the paratyphoid patients were
isolated. M.r. Hayes stressedthat
it is a community problem and
wanted to make it clear that there is
no proof ,connecting the outbreak
directly to the hospital. 1t was
simply that the first cases have
been reported there.
While the task of tracking the bug
down is going on, Dr. Mills had
some suggestions for area resid-
ents. • Number one, , wash your
hands thoroughly before eating and
secondly if you think you' have the
symptoms contact your doctor
immediately for testing_
TAYLOR - NICHOLSON
The families of Bonnie Nicholson
of . Ripley and Eric Taylor of
Lucknow are pleased to announce
their engagement and forthcoming
marriage. The wedding will take
place on Friday, December 6 at
7.30 in St. Andrews United Church,
Ripley,
SEE . . .
By The Sentinel
THAT
Mrs. A. E. McKim of Lucknow
returned on Tuesday of lastweek
from a three week's tour of Arizona
and California. While in San
Francisco she visited with Mr. and
Mrs. John Torrillo and two :daugh-
ters Amy 5 and Crissie 3. Mrs.
Torrillo is the former Nancy
Johnston of Lucknow.
THAT
Jim Henderson of Lucknow is an
Aquatic Supervisor at the Grant
Aquatic Centre, North Park Street,
Brantford. Jim graduated in .
Honours. Science from the Univer-
sity of Waterloo last May and was.
co-ordinator during the summer at
the local pool.
THAT
A community Christmas musical
concert will be held Wednesday,
December 18th and plans have
begun for the event. The evening
is a community endeavour with the
following musical groups . and
choirs participating: St. Peters
Anglican, Lucknow 'Presbyterian,
St. Marys' Roman Catholic, South
Kinloss Presbyterian, Lucknow Un-
ited, Joyful Voices from Lucknow
Christian Reformed Church and the
Lucknow 4School Band.
THAT
Dr. and Mrs: W. V. Johnston of
Willowdale moved. on Tuesday of
last week to Lucknow, where they
have purchased the home on
Stauffer Street recently constructed
by Gerrie. Glenn.
THAT
Dr and Mrs. Gary Suter recently.
returned from a Sabbatical year in.
Edinburgh; Scotland, where Gary
was engaged in research in brick -
masonry engineering. On Novem-
ber 23, Gary and Ruth will fly to
London, England where Gary will
present a paper to a conference of
experts in this field 'of study. Mrs.
Suter is the former Ruth Treleaven
of Lucknow.
THAT
Television viewers on Sunday
night were treated to a special
Remembrance Night show on the
"'Irish Rovers" program which
featured the "sweetheart of the
forces", Vera Lynn. Jim ' Mc-
Naughton of Lucknow tells us that
Vera sang for the troops in Burma
when he was stationed there during
the second world war. Jim still has
Vera's autograph as a remem-
brance of someone who brought a
little joy into some gloomy days.
THAT
All minor hockey teams in
Lucknow, Juvenile, Midget, Ban-
tam. Peewee and Atom are
scheduled to be in competition • by
the week of November 18th, in all
likelihood without a practice as ice
is as yet not available in Lucknow
arena.
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NOVEMBER 14, 13, li PHONE LUCKNllll
Kincardine Guests,
Over. i00 Attend
A very enjoyable gathering took
place in the Lucknow Legion Hall
on Itiesday evening, October 5th
when the Town and Country Club
entertained the Kincardine Club.
Approximately fifty members visit-
ed and in all, over one hundred
crowd with their to tubers;
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh
reading_ histrumem l mu
Mr. Peterbaugh and Wk.
accompanied by Mrs. 111
wasenjoyed_ The ltnssd
I Family, .with instnrmeiiil
vocal numbers, werevelte
Mrs. Henry of Kintar Ilii
reading. also Mrs; Herd
.piano solo. This dost
were present.
program.
Alphonse Murray; Lucknow j Mr. Murraytbankeclalf
president, welcomed the visitors taken part in the program
The " program opened wrth O
Canada and The Club Theme Song.
Numbers were contributed by
both clubs_ Gordon +Cayley, with-
/' Cards and other
enjoyed kW an bout after
refreshments were serve&
hers of Kincadine Club
his school band, delighted the Lucknow' for an enjoyable
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