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Alcoholics need medical help by Marguerite Ruth Are you an alcoholic? An alcoholic is an in- dividual whose repeated or continued use of alcohol interferes with the normal performance of a job, family and social, relationships or finances. Naturally our desire is to explain why people drink in an excessive addictive manner. Millions of dollars are being spent each year on If alcoholism is by definition a disease, then treatment should logically begin under the direction of a physician but many doctors prefer not to deal with alcoholic patients. The fact that the causes of alcoholism are unknown or poorly un- derstood does not mean that medical science is powerless to help. Until recently there though many sym- posiums and conferences have been held to provide instruction about the problems of alcohol abuse for medical students, nurses, social workers and pharmacy students. But there are no con- ferences for the alcoholic. Alcoholic men and women have been ad- monished, denounced, jailed, beaten, dunked, lashed, protected and had very little therapeutic value. It seems to me that any attempt to apply a blanket explanation to all people who present the complaint of excessive uncontrolled drinking leads to error in un- derstanding and treat- ment. We should not try to fit them into a casual theory. Our approach must be Police report Two injured Two persons were injured in a two-car ac- cident on Robert Street West Sunday afternoon. A car driven by Jerry Charlebois, 20, of Concession 12, Tiny Township, was in collision with a car driven by Larry Grenier, 24, of Con- cession 14, Tiny Township, near the overhead bridge at 4:40 p.m. Grenier complained of a sore neck and knee and a passenger in his car, Ann Pilon, 19, of Concession 2, Tiny Township, received a bump on her head. Both were treated and released at Penetanguishene General Hospital. more diversified and The Charlebois vehicle sustained $500 damage flexible. while the Grenier car was damaged to the extent, of $700. Charlebois was charged by police with faili to share half of the roadway. Both Grenier and Pilon were charged with not wearing seatbelts. Sergeant Mel McKinnon accident. ' oat Impaired driving On Thursday evening a Tiny Township man was charged with impaired driving and excess alcohol. Paul Dusome, 20, Concession 15, Tiny Town- ship, was charged after a vehicle check at 6:30 p.m. on Robert Street. Constable Tom Marchand laid the charges. Sweaters stolen Victor Marchildon, of R.R. 3 Penetanguishene, reported to police that 10 team sweaters were stolen last weekend. The sweaters with 'LA Speedsters' written on them were valued at $79. They were in Marchildon's car on the Brule Hotel parking lot. The vehicle was unlocked. threatened with eternal damnation, but this has BILL GRAY FRANK MAIERHOFER DAN HERBERT were almost no courses on alcoholism even research to find the 'cause' and a 'cure'. investigated the CAUSE OF DEATH -- CHOKING! It happens and it happens often. But, now a physician has developed some new techniques that have proven successful in aiding a choking victim. It involves a very simple procedure. Happy winners There were some lucky winners at the spaghetti dinner Jo-Ann Dolan, Marilyn Quesnelle, Lorraine Marion held by the First Penetanguishene Cubs and Scouts at and John Brock, district commissioner, who presented the Legion Sunday night. Four people won prizes inthe __ the prizes. Chinese Auction: (from left to right) Alcime Moreau Stale bread at 'hunger meal' Mrutlemen's Clothier MIOLAND © 526-2021 Both hands are used. 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