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ENGAGEMENIS Mr and ElmKenneth mallow gall of Toronto annotmce tlte ea tment of their daughter Elinor Judd to Dr William Campbell Wu of Glasgow Scenario one In sonoffinsndhfmllurdocb MacPheraon of Jamaica New York intermarriage totakeplaceon Sot in the matter of lay education urday March 15 NM Mesh 91 linduStrial contacts club contacts in Collier Street United are and affiliation with othermsntu me in WW of Wm Barrie 2n gums education macaw mam can we talk with as much hope on lning of boothsfor various events me Well can we cant DEADLY SPEIJ Edlspensing of literature and ser my weaver will No known infectious disease dc vice tatottamtt tCootinued from one She spoke of therolefof commit GIBBONS 01 MIKE CAMP recently presented 500 Bibles and 50 New Testaments in Barrie public schools Bibles and testaments were presented in Prince of Wales Hillcrest and Codrlngton schools and testaments only in King Edward school where Bibles were presented previous 333318383382Q PRESENTED in separate ceremonies held school The Bibles wore arranged be fore the pupils forming cross against black background President Ellsworth Beers left presentsPtlncipal MaoLennan with token Bible on behalf of Codrington slams wane in auditorium of each yum Where we women shine is ser vice she remarked telling of the iwomans role in making dressings lit the individual requirements of lpaticnts and transporting patients lit and from outoftown treatment icontrcs Women have participated in flay and professional role she rc Scounted tracing the history of the 1y Above Principal Win Law left accepts token Bible from Barrie Camp President Ellsworth Beers on behalf of Prince of Wales Public School Looking on are left to right Rev Bewell Knapp Roy Carlton Allistonand Russell Bloomfield Photos by Smiths Btudio society since the formation of cancer committee of the Canadian Medical Association Much of our organizational success is due to the initial support receivod from many womens organizations War Against Cancer In his talk to the forum gather mg Mr Welch the Ontario presi dent likened the fight against can car to War Not war fought with the conventional weapons of armed conflict4th are no par ades no bands playing and no patriotic speeches but it is war just as grim as any fought on the battlefields of Europe or the Far East and the casualty lists are even greater Public School Looking on frorn left to right are Harry Frid Rev James Ferguson Roy Carlton John Binns New ark New Jersey and Russell Bloomfield Seated behind Mr MacLennan is Knapp Collegiate Band Glee Club Area Defending Laurels Continued from page one entries in all for the young chor isters Solo Performers Many of the solo performers from this district are also defend lug top honors won in last years festival when six young local musicians brought home total of eight firsts Jane Perkins is en tered in the comet solo classmn derlti and Robert Livingston is entered in the trombone open class and the trombone solo under 17 Ron Kebst is in the bass open solo class and Joan Fisher is entered in the French horn op en 3010 class andwith Gary Coop er in the piano duo four hands class This year young baritone solo ist from Barrie John Matheson is bntered in the under 17 solo class Bruce Poppleton is local entry in this oboe solo under 18 divi The war against cancer he stated is being fought in the medical schools in the clinics and in the research laboratories of this and other countries and the men engag cd in the combat are the doctors the research men and thetechnlc inns The least that the layman can do is to see to it that they are given the tools to finish the job and the Canadian Cancer Society is pledged to that cause In Ontario there are three or ganizations actively engaged in the cancer control program The first is the Ontario Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation which is previncial in scopeand is concern ed with the diagnosis and treat ment of cancer the establish cut and support of clinics and clinical research The second organization is the National Cancer 1nstitutca scien tific and professional organization concerned chiey with the problems of fundamental research profession al education and the support of the Central Tumor Registry Role of Society The Canadian Cancer Society which the local unit is branch of has as its functions lay education and service to the cancer patient It acts asthe only Cancer agency making public appeal for funds for cancer control The society is national in scope with divisions in yall the provinces except Manitoba andthese provincial divisions are further divided into local and county units The Canadian Cancer Society came into physical being in 1937 as result of recommendation of the Canadian Medical Association Shortly after the formation of the society World War II broke out and the work of the society was of necessity curtailed With the end of the war its activities Weresre spmed and in the years since that time the growth and development of the society has been outstanding stated Mr Weich The essentials of its program are dime the cam Forum velops more rapsdisc than Asiatic held in Barrie on Wednesday can log Dr Weaver umber of the medical staff at Hamilton General Hospital was one of the outstando trig speakers brought to Barrie for the forum which marked the for motion of local cancer control unit Reviewing the advance made in the treatment of thedrcad disease up to the present time the speaker pointed out that there had been no more accelerating advance in of forts against the disease than in the understanding of cancer gained by the public The chief function of the Can adian Cancer Society he stated is to educate the public To conquer fear of the disease he remarked it is necessary to know the facts and many of them are encouraging Misconceptions About Disease He spoke of the many misconcep ions that the public have about the ilseose that must be eliminated People feel that nothing is known ibOill cancer and that nothing can be done about it and the result is feeling of unreasonable fear and hopelessness There is sense of disgrace and indecency about it in the minds of so many people If women would learn to tall as free ly about cancer as they do about gall bladder and ovary troubles there would be mortality drop by half In cancer of the uterus and breast in the next few years In no branch of medicine he stal cd is there greater tendency for the person to go to quack dis penser delaying good treatment even when it is available right he side them No branch of society would like to find cure more than the medical profession hepolnted out Any true advances are like ly to come through the ordinary scientific channels Symptoms of Cancer The first thing that the average person should know about cancer are its symptoms he stressed Any lump any ulcer which doesnt heal promptly any change in bowel Or bladder habit any unusual dis charge from any body openings especially if bloodyany change iii wart or mole must be viewed with suspicion Constantly re curring irritation may be one of the causes of cancer He emphasized the importance of adequately investigating symptoms vast number of cases particular ly if found early can be cured The average person should also know that there are no specific cures he stated lclne is very alive to this problem and is interested in passing on any advances Citizens are not aware of the enormous amount of time and sums of money that many organizations are devoting to the study of the problem good deal of citizens have spent great deal of time helping to pass on information re and thefund will provide grants all across Canada If discovery is made in Vancouver or Halifax or Organized med cholera which may kill within an hour of the first symptoms garding the problem to the public through the Canadian Cancer So ciety Another interesting feature in the ght against cancer Dr Weav told the audience is the effort that has been made by organized med lcine in keeping its own members interested and up to date on cancer roblems An interested public will keep their medical men Inter ested he suggested Cancer said the speaker Is mixture of diseases that might be liltcncd to jigsaw puzzle It is composed of many varied parts and was also secretary of the researchers can now see the pat Waterworks Commission and score tern There are many other bits tory of the village hydro the latter now bging placed position which he has still retained Scientific Advance Referring to the amount of scientific knowledge that war had been required about the disease eves over the years he told how ad vances in treatment had accompam led progress in the knowledge of the queer and multitudinous disease Surgery Xrays and radium are still the only forms of treatment but tremendous advances have been made in the techniques of each Surgery is still the most important individual branch in therapeutic treatment but techniques in the use of Xray have improved with more personnel better machines and better technicians We can nowget into deepscatcd itsion with cancerkilling rays Radium is important and useful in the treatment of some types of cancer he explained and only in the last few years has become avail able in quantity Canada has pro duced much of this radium for all parts of the world He spoke of the potential use of atomic power in the treatment of cancer telling of research being made in that field All over the world wherever radioactive sub stances are available research is going on Nuclear physicists think it will not be long before some chemical is found that has affinity to the cancer cell and can be made radioactive and taken by mouth perhaps to destroy the cell CATERING If you are havinga party and are worried about dinner arrangements let us help you We are ex pert caterers whether dinner parties wedding receptions club dinners in any type of socia gatherings Call us for information ROBINDALE INN 51 BLAKE Sl PHONE $41 Ifle HOOD Creernore who recently resigned as clerktreasurer of that village after 35 years scr vlce MrJlood began in the posi tion in 1917 successor has not been appointed HAND LOTION some SPECIAL rot BaumMilieu in ancient times comets were tremendous regarded as omens of sudden death revolution or other great to teach the public to recognize the Winnipeg or Toronto it becomes scammed danger of cancerf available tO the doctor treating the which warn the individual to see patient from Bangle The patient doctor at once The society tries to from Barrieinaa clinic may be impress on individuals that early treated by doctor who was given diagnosis offers the best hope of Postgraduate study in Europe with cure and that it is often fatal to fundsqlleetd intBarrie in Regina waste time with quack treatment Dr in Montreal The society helps Most of the work in thisprogram it bring to the local patient the is carried on by the units with DefilSOf lesealll and lwnnique some direction and assistance from from all over the world the division office The tools with whichit works arefilinsq news slonand Bess Gilt0y is entered in 9399 and Publiclty speeches yearimitatle way hope l40 cover an DUP the piano solo group under 12 9nd Pamphlets llslllallpass throughthe schools Above Earl Winter incompeting in the Eazggoxllzglfgdcirg puV RussrBloomfiEld presents Bob sellwood Sixmhm 891 53 def 18 imd Ross Morrow is entered in the it Sm by the me mm ere press grade fivepupil at Hiilcrest Publicchool S010 section under 16 Don Roosevelt Wlth his own New Testament white other Bates is an entry in saxop one tciassmates display their testaments In addition to the glocalyneds open solo division mm Mme amwm From Midhurst comes an entry paignprovides funds docresearch White in the planoaolo class under Incitlloutshlps managements tra George andhriun Jeffrayvvspent Margaret Walt anada researchds carriedon Frjdgy with their grandparents The greatestnumbem entrants are thefttcltlds Bret in thisyearsfestival 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