TOASTMIST The Toastmistress club of Barrie installed its new ex ecutive Wednesday even ing at their installation din ANN LANDERS Gamblers group for support Dear Ann Landers am compulsive gambler and mem ber of Gamblers Anonymous read about this wonderful group in your column eight years ago went to meeting and have not gambled pennys worth since Please tell your readers again about Gamblers Anonymous Ann It is unique fellowship of men and women who share their experiences and their strength in an effort to solve corn mon problem It costs nothing to join The only requirement is the desire to quit gambling How does one tell if he is compulsive gambler Here is list of 20 questions Anyone who answers yes to seven or more of these questions has serious gambling problem hope you will print my letter Ann Millions of people need help and they dont know what to do or where to turn You can tell them Do you lose time from work due to gambling ls gambling making your home life unhappy Is gambling affecting your reputation Have you ever felt remorse after gambling Do you ever gamble in the hope you will win some money so you can pay your debts or solve other financial difficulties Does gambling keep you out late at night and prevent you from performing efficiently on the job the next day After losing do you feel you must return as soon as possible and win back your losses After win do you have strong urge to return and win more Do you often gamble until your last dollar is gone 10 Do you ever borrow money to finance your gambling bl11IIIave you ever sold any personal property to finance gam ing 12 Are you reluctant to use gambling money for normal ex penditures 13 Do you ever lie about your losses 14 Do you ever gamble longer than you had planned because you just cant stop 15170 you ever gamble to take your mind off your problems 16 Have you ever committed or considered committing an illegal act to finance gambling 17 Does gambling cause you to have difficulty in sleeping 18 Do arguments disappointments or frustrations create within you compulsion to gamble 19 Do you have an urge to celebrate good fortune by few hours of gambling 20 Have you ever considered suicide as result of your gam bling repeat anyone who answers yes to seven or more questions needs Gamblers Anonymous Sign meSam Chicang Dear Sam GMay add word Any reader who flunks this test or is married to someone who flunks iti is invited to write to the National Headquarters of Gamblers Anonymous PO Box 17173 Los Angeles Calif 90017 for information on ner meeting held at the home of Jill Cameron Midhurst From left Jill how to join your local chapter This group has performed miracles and changed thousands of lives It has my solid backingAnn Landers Uterine cancer linked to estrogen BOSTON AP Cancer of the uterus has increased dra matically in the 19705 and re searchers say it probably re sults from the popular pre scription of estrogen to women going through menopause study to be published today says this form of cancer in creased at least 40 per cent and as much as 150 per cent among middleaged women in the United States between 1969 and 1973 Another study being published with it in the New England Journal of Medicine points to estrogen medication as the probable reason Estrogen is frequently pre scribed to reduce hot flashes irritability and depressionall common symptoms of men opause Dr Noel Weiss the leader of research team at the Uni versity of Washington in Seattle which prepared the statistical study said in an interview The important point is that it is unlikely the disease is due to some characteristic of the women rather than the medi cine they are taking USE INCREASING Use of estrogen to treat men opause has increased rapidly he said Across the US the dollar value of the drug pre scribed in 1973 was almost four times higher than 10 years ear lier The second study directed by Dr Thomas Mack of the Uni versity of Southern California concluded that there is high level of statistical significan ce to the theory that estrogen causes uterine cancer Other studies published in re cent months conclude the chan cc of getting uterine cancer is five to seven times greater among women who take estro gen during menopause Mack found that the risk of cancer was less if women took the drug in monthly cycles with intervals of four or more days when they used no estrogen at all But even when the dose was low the risk increased three fold Mack said that when estro gens are prescribed they should be given at the lowest ef fective dose for the shortest possible time Estrogen is also an ingredient of birth control pills However the pill also contains progestro gens and doctors believe this offsets the estrogens suspected cancercausing properties Welfare OWEN SOUND Ont CP The number of welfare recipients in Ontario dropped by 106 per cent from January to the end of April James Tay lor minister of community and social services said Monday Speaking to delegates at the annual convention of the On tario Municipal Social Services Association Mr Taylor said more realistic eligibility stand ards for recipients since April closer cooperation with Can ada Manpower offices and mu nicipal administrators were major reasons for the decline He said 1000 of 4400 persons referred by local welfare of fices to Manpower during the first two months of the program were directly referred to jobs One in four of the 1000 got jobs One interesting statistic is that about 25 per cent of all recipients referred to Canada Manpower for assistance never showed up the minister noted Cameron past president Laurel Noble secretary Shirley Crone treasurer Shirley McCrone first vicepresident Shelagh Blenkarn president and Liliane Murphy club representative Examiner Photo The Barrie Examiner Wednesday June 19767 World figures gathered often at popular Bavaria restaurant By JACK TRACY GENEVA Switzerland CP In city well supplied with starrated restaurants one cafe stands out For nearly 60 years diplomats have come to the Ba varia to reconstruct the world in theory at leastover good food and wine Memories of their days in this international city remain on the walls in caricatures by the Hun garian cartoonists Derso and Kelen The caricatures date from 1920 after Woodrow Wilson of the United States David Lloyd George of Britain Georges Cle menceau of France and Vittorio Orlando of Italy meeting in Paris for the postFirst World War Treaty of Versailles desig nated Geneva as the seat of the future League of Nations All their images look down on the tables plus those of the generation that followed There are Britains Lord Avon best known as the foreign secretary Sir Anthony Eden Sir Harold Macmillan Edens successor as prime minister and Dwight Eisenhower of the United States grim Vyacheslav Molotov glares from his frame but the longtime Soviet Foreign Minister unbent enough to autograph the car toon winefilled Nikita Khruschev looks across the room PACE WAS SLOWER Most of the betweenthewars political figures look pleasant and wellfed But Mme Andre Neiger who helps her husband run the res taurant observed that the cur rent crop of diplomats are more tense then their forebears She noted the absence of the peripatetic US secretary of state Henry Kissinger He didnt pause long enough for his picture she said Mme Neiger who sat down one night with couple of Cana dian guests to talk in French and share the house wine was more inclined to discuss food particularly that from the kit chen of the restaurant her husbands father Adolphe star ted in 1912 Andre Neiger ser ved an apprenticeship in the celebrated French restaurant the Cafe de Paris She recommended first vi ande sechee des Grisonsbeef sliced paperthin and airdried in caves of eastern Switzerland near the headwaters of the Rhinerand jambon cru de lEngadinethinlysliced ham from the eastern Engadine re gion home of the one per cent MetaboliSrn important when taking drugs according to university researcher EDMONTON iCP Uni versity of Alberta researcher says he is uncovering evidence that many drugs prescribed by doctors may be ineffective or even toxic if used without tak science University ing the bodys metabolism into consideration Dr Ronald Coutts who was recently awarded doctor of degree from the of Slralhclvdc in Firm strawberries for freezing If you plan to freeze your own ntariogrown strawber ries this summer choose only ripe firm berries say food specialists at the Ontario Food Council Ministry of Agriculture and Food Once you have sorted the berries wash them in cold water dry well and remove the bulls the best texture and flavor slice the berries and pack in sugar tfse ii cup sugar to cups of sliced ber ries If you prefer to leave the berries whole use cup sugar to every cups of her ries Strawberries can be frozen without sugar but the quality suffers They lose some of their color have less plcar For sant flavor and become tough Prepare the berries just as you would for packing 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ineffcct ivc IIFIIII IS VARY This is one reason that dose of aspirin may work rapidly and effectively in one person yet have practically no effect on another taking it at the same time intervals When doctor tells patient to take one pill every four hours for three days its largely an ar bitrary thing Id say the vast majority of general practitioners have no knowledge of the blood levels attained in each individual in reaction to particular drug It Press to be held at I00 PM Saturday June I2 I9 and 26 at our Savings Brunch 64 Dunlop Street East TRAVEL Anuucmnirs BY HURONIA TRAVEL SERVICE BAIIIE ONTARIO 72677200 can vary quite dramatically from individual to individual If therapy is to be rational then one should have this knowledge It costs lot of money but especially with the lifesaving drugs that prevent hemorrhage or reduce blood pressure each individual should be tested to determine the blood level over period of time so that rea sonable frequency of dosage can be established Dr outts research is sup ported by $40000 in grants from the Medical Itescarch ouncil of Canada The money goes to wards supplies and equipment and helps pay the salaries of six research assistants DRIGS ISOLATED In the research the drugs are isolated in samples with ma chine called gas chromato graph mass spectrometer This is an important piece of equipment because it can find presence of drugs in such small quantities about one thousandth of the size of grain of sugar and then identify what thcdrug is It was through the use of machine such as this that re search was able to determine that one of the ingredients in common headache medication had cumulative effect over long period of time which dam aged cells in the kidney and liver No drug has just one ac tion Dr Coutts said They have other sideactions which may have potentially toxic ef fect If you take lot of drug you can get the desired effect plus an accumuldation of side effects This was particularly impor tant to people who used over thecounter medication found in supermarkets and drug stores Dr Coutts said most people assume that simply because drug is on sale in the drug store or supermarket it is safe This isnt soemany contain substances that havent been investigated fully DEALING FAIRLY DOVER England sign in restaurant here said We have an agreement with the Bank of England They dont sell food we dont cash cheques of Swiss who speak the ancient Romansch language DELICACIES ABOUND Then there was perch fresh from Lake Geneva filleted and breaded It was far different from the perch of the Cornwall area of eastern Ontario which often appears in Lancaster per ch rolls Mme Neiger emphasized that cosmopolitan Geneva is not entirely typical of Swiss cuisine Other kitchen delights aboundinthe countr While cheese fon ue is well known in Canada the Gruyeres region offers raclettea first cousin Here thick slice of Gruyere cheese is melted under tabletop broiler the runny cheese is scraped off and eaten with tiny 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