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THE CANADIAN Cancer So cieiys Barrie and District Unit drive for funds is on and here at UnIt headquart ers Di Dunlop Street East Mrs Joan Bird Unit office secretary and vicepresident Philip Suuvc go over cam palgn details Examiner Pho to Objective Is $12000 In Cancer Campaign April or Daffodil month is Cancer Monththe month set aside each year by the Canadian Cancer Society to campaign for funds The objective this year for the Barrie and District Unit of the Society is to help as many as possible oLttIe one in four Canadians who are stricken by cancer and to reach the other three so they can be told the symptoms of this dread disease and told the importance of early diagnosis and treatment WELFARE SERVICES The Units objective is to pro vide welfare services for all cancer patients 65 per cent of whom fall into the over 60 age groupthe group composed of mostly pensioners and poor who could never afford the cost ly treatment and therapy that cancer victim must have The objective is to bring com fort to these people and their families to provide home nurs ing care housekeeper services needed drugs rehabilitation aids and many many other ser C95 fourth objective is to sup ply research scientists with bad iylneeded equipment and mater Iil But all this will cost great deal of money To realize their objectives this year the Barrie Unit must raise $12000 This is only part of thetotal that Ontario Division Units will raise and only fraction of the eventual national goal of $3519000 This money must be raised but it has to come from the public from the people who may have to defend themselves against cancer some day in the future UNDER TREATMENT This year about 70000 Cana dians will be under treatment for cancer there will be about 45000 new cases diagnosed for the first time in 1940 the number of cancer deaths per 100000 population was 122 in 1950 it was 128 by 1960 it had risen to 130 and much of the increase in men was due to lung cancer in 1960 about 93200 Co nadians died of cancer 480 were under 15 years of age of every six deaths from all causes in Canada one was caused by coal ccr more men than WDIIIEII are affected the ratio being about 54 men to 46 women Cancer presents one of the greatest medical challenges of the 20th Century This chall enge is being met by the com bined efforts of hundreds of thousands of volunteers in diff erent countries of the world in Canada the effort is directed through the society The society is the only national voluntary health agency fighting cancer through research education and service to patients its sole source of funds is voluntary gifts from the public collected during this annual April cam palgn RESEARCH Because only through re search can oaacer ever be com Variation In Evidence Brings Acquittal In Drunk Driving Case The testimony of Royal Ca nadian Mounted Police constable and three lance eorporals of the Canadian Army Provost Corps were found to have slight dif terences in magistrates court yesterday They won Bryan Lalonde 24 Etobicoke an acquittal on drunk driving charge which carries an automatic jail sear tence instead Magistrate Foster found him guilty of paired driving and fined hirn $100 and costs RCMP Const David Sherwood Provost lance corporals Donald OReilly John Wiseman and Maurice Laboutee of Camp Bor den all had slight differences in their testimony when they told the court how Lnlonde perform ed various drunk tests LCpl Wiseman said sway ing staggering and lurch ing were all the same thing There were three different ver sions of how Lalonde perform eda finger to nose reaction test and also differences in how he carried out the coin test On one aspect of the coin test they were all clear Const Sher wood threw three niclrela and quarter on the Provost office floor and told Lalonde to pick them up You threw them there pick them up yourself Lalonde told the RCMP constable Because of the slight differ ences in evidence Magistrate Foster dismissed the drunk charge but felt it was clear Lalonde was impaired and found him guilty on the lesser charge RinDREoioooaoieoo WHAT IS UROLOGIBT physician who specialises hr the diagnosis and pletely conquered the society is concentrating more and more on support of research This year it will spend ottoman for this purpose Education plays large role in the story of the war on can cer as well Unless men and women know what to look for and what to do about it ignor ance and fear will continue keeping people from seeing their doctors until it is too late Possibly half of all the pew pie who develop cancer could he saved it they reached doc tor soon enough So the society hos published these seven dan ger signals Unusual bleeding or dis charge lump or thickening in the breast or elsewhere sore that does not heat Change in bowel or bladder habits Persistent hoarseness or cough indigestion or difficulty in swallowing Change in wart or mole thorough medical examina tion can be tremendously re assuring None of the warning signals means cancer necess arily SOFTENS IMPACT Finally through welfare ser vices the Canadian Cancer So ciety helps to soften the impact of cancer on patients and their families Last year in Barrie there were nearly 40 patients under direct care up to Sep tember of 1961 65 patients had been given transportation to treatment in Toronto Nearly 8000 cancer dressings were made and supplied and volun teers mode well over 100 visits to homes and the hospital Many others received ambul ance transportation drugs and medication and rehabilitation services In dollars the local Unit spent $213169 in flieso womens services alone To realize all their objectives for this year to eontinuein their program of service education and research it will cost the Ontario Division is little more than $3 per minute comma DHILDHEM You Can Help By Supporting The An ice fishing trip on Kemplt enfelt Buy cost Barrie man 515 and costs in court yesterday when he was found guilty of un lawfully having an unbalted magger on the waters of Lake Slmcoe And what is snaggrr asked defence counsel Sugg of Ontario lands and for ests conservation officer Bruce Collins who charged Alfred Jory 62 211 Bradford St Bar ricwith the offence RIGID FRAME Mr Collins showed the court rigid metal frame he had tak welded four fish hooks He ex plained that bait is dropped through the ice hole onto the latte bottom and the snagger is then jerked up quickly from the inure bed so that it rips into any fish who are feeding on the bait As it kills or mutilnles more fish than it actually catches the government has banned them They are no longer common menace in the county said Mr lColéhs who is stationed at llfid an Jory said he found the snag ger in his garage and did not know what it was used for lie had used it to retrieve dump all from the lake bed which iind dropped through the ice hole in his fishing hut and intended to use it again to retrieve some other dropped articles when he was charged by llir Collins on the way out to his fishing hut Lawyer Sugg claimed the snagger was not snagger with in thc meaning of the act Con servation officer Collins said it MY PET BEEF City Dogcatcher Bob Hallet have number of beefs One of them is about the peo ple who come to the pound and pickup dog few weeks later after the novelty has worn off they call me and want me to take the dog back We got it from you they say you can take it back An other thing that bothers me are calls from people who say the dogs are not being looked after or fed properly at the pound They make these com plaints without ever having seen the pound Anyone who thinks the dogs arent being treated right is welcome to come out to the pound any time and look on from Jory to which had been MAGISTBETIZS COURT Uses Unbaited Snagger Ice Fisherman Is Fined was and so did Magistrate Foster who refused to accept Jorys explanation and convicted him AIRMAN FINED Cnmp Borden airmen Adam Ewasluk 21 pleaded guilty to failing to remain at the scene of on accident after he side swiped cor Month He told the court he was on ball at the time of the accident on an impaired driving charge on which he was convicted March 16 st Bradford The airman wos fined $75 and costs and was suspended from driving anywhere in Canada for three months ADMITS THEFT 17yearold Angus youth al ready on probation for car theft leaded guilty to theft of wol et containing 565 at Camp Bon den lie was Joseph Gerald John son 116 Queen St Angus Royal Canadian Mounted Po lice constable David Sherwood said Johnson arrived at the Camp Borden RCMP office half an hour after the constable be searched Johnsons room on said to him might as well admit now did take it Johnson said he was sent to clean out the womens wash room at the Royal Canadlon LIKE MEXICAN ARMY IN COURT its more like the Mexican Army around here said an Ontario Provincial policeman in Simcae County Magistrates Court which is held each week in city hall There are mountles from Camp Borden Provincial po lice from all over the county Barrie police Essa Township and lnnisfil Township police Canadian Army Provost Corps and Royal Canadian Air Force coe Then there are lands and forests conservation offic ers and insoectors for the On tario Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to Animals And are those men the criminals oilficerf No sonny theyre plain clothes men Bell Vehicles Get seat Belts The 5700 vehicles operated by the Bell Telephone Company will be equipped with seatbelts it was announced today Starting immediately Bells passenger cars and trucks at ready in service on highways gradually will be equipped with seatbelts and all vehicles or deredvby the company for serv ice will be provided with seat belts The balance of the fleet will be similarly equipped on programmed basis Bell officials say it was decid ed to install seatbelts in all company vehicles in the interest of greater road safety They pointed out that employees have indicated that they are in favor of the adoption of this safety measure Army Medics Corps officers mess and saw the wallet in locker He took the $65 in it and spent it in Harris said Cont Sherwood Gordon Mchtrk QC told the court Johnson had two weeks pay due to him from Camp Bor den and wished to make restitte too The case was remanded one week for preseatencevreport FINE 375 John Butts 38 RR Angus was fined $75 yesterday when he pleaded guilty to possession of stolen goods Coer Joseph Jones of the Onto Provincial Police said he found five boxes of tile be longing to the Department of National Defence when he enter ed Buttr Angus home with search warrant Butts told him at the time said Cpl Jones that he had spent the night in Barrie ho tel and when he went to drive home he found the tile in the back of car he had borrowed He put the tits in the trunk and drove home The owner of the car Robert Craft pleaded not guilty and the Crown no evidence against him Magistrate Foster told Butts he was not jaillng him be cause ot his wife and five chil dren and because through conviction he would lose his job at Camp Borden Butts fam ily he said had suffered more than Butts himself because of the charge DIES 0F CORONARY TORONTO CPlAn autopsy showed Thursday that room ing house landlord found dead in his front vestibule died of coronary attack At first it was believed that Leslie Williams 62 had died of injuries received in is tight SMASH THB Firemen had to smash through wall to get at fire in the back of George Reids Television Service and neighboring Stennlcks Jew ellers Dunlop St last night woman called the fire department when she no ticed smoke coming out around the baseboard of the Lords Passes Sticky Bill LONDON llcuterst The House of Lords Thursday night passed the Conservative governA monts controversial bill to con Beau OUGH Willi hallway outside her apart ment above SimmonsScorn two doors away from the fire The fire started on shelf in the back of Reids but the cause is still unknown lllrs It Gribble owner of the pro perty was not 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