Zurich Citizens News, 1974-07-17, Page 17PAGE 18
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1974
A HOLD ON MAIN STREET - There seems to be a large opening on the Main Street of Zurich
as an old building which formerly housed O'Brien's Produce, and during the past few years was
the home of The Cheese House, has been torn down. The building was purchased by Isidore
Laporte a few years ago, and he decided to have it removed and make way for a parking lot.
According to some of the veterans around the village, the building was one of the oldest in the
community.
Annual medical checkup
is it really w c r
Should. you have a
checkup every year?
Medical opinion is sharply di-
vided on this question: some phy-
sicians believe that everyone should
see the doctor every 12 months
whether he needs to or not; others,
medical
like Dr. Harding LeRiche of the
University of Toronto, consider
that the regular checkup isn't neces-
gary for all of us — but for some
people it's absolutely essential.
LeRiche says that men over 40
should be checked at regular inter -
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vals, and that women should under-
go annual screening for possible
cancer of the breast and cervix.
The routine physical checkup
probably represents the best means
at our disposal for treating disease
in its early stages. But practicing
physicians simply don't have the
time or the resources to "look at
everybody for everything."
That's why many of them recom-
mend that the so-called "patient at
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self of this kind of preventive
medicine.
Who is this patient? Well, anyone
with a family history of a particular
disease — especially heart trouble,
high blood pressure or cancer; peo-
ple with serious weight change (loss
or gain); those with persistent chest
or abdominal pains, or a continuing
And if you notice sudden changes
in your general health — or if you
just plain don't feel too well and
haven't seen a doctor for a while —
it's probably time to go along and
have a checkup.
Checkups often reveal incipient
disease problems — problems that
can be put right before they become
too serious.
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