Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 10, 1953, p. 3

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hormones confirm promise with care fbur yean of clinical research have confirmed without question the tint promise of the hormones acth and cortisone states the headers digest the article is condensed from todays health despite a recent scare concern ins the dangers of hormone treat ment many thousands of people who would otherwise be crippled and pain racked from arthritis are now going about their daily work because they are being treated with acth or cortisone production miracles have made the hormones more plentiful and reduced their coal- in 1949 when the beneficial results of big injections of cortls one and acth first astounded the medical world even bigger doses were tried in some patients too a heavy dose might waterlog the body lower proteins or over stimu late the brain the same amount at hormones that would help one patient might stir up bad effects in another even while mending aide joints doctors have found that hormone dos can be gauged to individual tolerances cortisone taken orally instead of by injection has helped patients to fit doses to the upi and downs of their illness medical findings in the past two years have killed the bogy of bad effects from long treatment the digest says ills that today are being safely combatted by the hormones include not only arthrlt u but inflammation of the eye and optic nerve bursitis gout chronic asthma and many skin troubles the h howe are not beltline medicine reader s dl icm they must rule out tb ann mental trouble if an arthritic has diabetes high blood pressure heart trouble or stomach ulcers norm ones must be given with super care fighting is no picnic sir sydney rowell an australian general commented on troops he saw in korea how well fed they were how well equipped and clothed then he asked if such a standard could be maintained on a grand scale in a major war part icularly if opposed by an enemy content with the crudest scale of maintenance not so very long ago comments the financial post the infantryman went into battle carrying almost everything he needed on his own back ammunition food blankets weapons entrenching tools and first aid kit it is true he also had a supply train carrying more mun itions and food and equipment but for days at a time the old time front line troops were virtually self sufficient the chinese soldiers in korea and there were a million of them pretty well followed that old rule but not the canadian british and american for everyone of the latter actually in the fighting line behind there were up to a dozen able bodied men and all sorts of mechanical transport hauling in tons of supplies much of which was not at all essential fighting is dirty tragic business under the best of circumstances but we are only prolonging it and increasing the cost in blood when we try to turn it into a picnic it is not a picnic and we cant make it one winter wheats for west breeding hardy hard red win ter wheats is being undertaken at the lethbridge experimental stat ion besides the quality of hardi ness resistance to disease partlcul arly bunt and winter wheats suit h fm- irrigated land w be in eluded in the breeding program andyogo nave been proa distribution to growers there is room in canada for a better and more intensive and in telligent use of farm woodlots cr umstb special square deal ungraded new pack peas 2ss 25c canned by the packers of blue and gold brand belmar s0uf rose margarine 3ioo ha wes lemon oil polish btl iqo 29c nugget shoe polish tin isc ajax oleahbes bowl tiw hello homemakers tobe you ie fall bride of 53 will be daydreaming about keeping house your mind s eye may see your new kitchen with such photographic clearness that you have mentally wrung out the dish cloth put tht pretty dishes back on ihe shelf ind settled back to enjoy it but face to face with your first actual shopping trip for utensils you won t know where to begin soon someone planning a shower wijl be quizzing you as to what you want in kitchenware the kitchen section of yiur hardware is a fascinating place look around and decide on your preference in material and color then you may dream out loud to those who may enquire about what you would like to have take a tip 1 if you and your fiance decide on the stove then you can take tht measurements of the oven as a guide to cookie sheets roast pan and drop cake tins since cookie sheets should be 2 inches less in each dimension than the oven shelf the size of muffin pans and layer cake pans should permit placing two on one shelf with a little space at ends and sides of ov en with a rangette the best buy will be a set of saucepans in steamer design or wedge shape and small baking pans are ad vis able yyourctiice6r elicnenwafl should be considered from a stand point of cost durability care re quired satisfactory performance and appearance 4 efficient cooking pans fit he small or large electric element have straight sides and lids that set into the rim suggested list of k1tchenware a cutlery bread knife carving knife ity knife 2 vegetable knives meat fork pair shears all stainless steel egg lifter can opener bottle opener knife sharpener cookie cutters set of measuring spoons wooden spoon cutlery box and a set of stainless steel knives forks and spoons desirable cutlery pastry blend cr knmper 2 funnels egg sheer set skewers cookie press vegetable peeler tongs onion chopper nut mincer skimmer ladle apple cor cr spatula biscuit cutters pancake turner extra set measuring spoons b mixint utcnslla nest of mixing bowls 1 cup and 1 pint measures rotary egg bea e- potato masher grater set wire strainer reamer bread board rol ling pin food chopper flour sift er rubber scraper desirable mixing utensils set of measuring cups pastry cloth and cover 2 pitchers 2 stoops portable electric mixer potato rlcer puree household scales beverage shaker c top of range utensils 3 saucepans 1 qt 2 qt 3 qt ith inset lids double boiler frying pan or chicken fryer coffee pot pressure saucepan steamer electric kettle tea pot desirabje pans 1 griddle waff on toaster preserving kettle with rack fry kettle or electric casser ole and sjrup thermometer l oven cookery utensua square cake pan muffin pan loaj pan baking sheet and roasl pan with rack 1 qt casserole and ramekins custard cups jellj roll pan 2 pie plates cake rack m nute minder desirable another baking sheet loaf nan rack timbale molds tube pan spring bottom 3 fruit pans layer pans 8x10 baking pan oven proof platter and meat thermometer e stance set of refrigerator dishes wita covers set of oven glass dishes set of cannistcrs bread box 2 ther mos plastic covers desirable individual molds ring mold picnic kit vegetable bag or container juice container f cleaning utensils 12 tea towels linen 6 nana towels or paper towelling oven mitts dish pan vegetable brush broom dust pan mop and pall desirable pot holders sin strainer dish drainer rubber mat oven mat dish mop soap box rod iator brush scrub brush dust mop garbage container the question box mrs k t asks can evaporate 1 milk that has spoiled in an open tin be used as sour milk answer no while an open car may spoil it will not turn sour mrs n he asks why should a package cake mix result in cakes with lumps and cracks hvuie centre answer take the following pre cautions 1 measure the liquid accurately in measuring cup 2 qo not beat too long- 3 when bat ter is poured into pan gently drop e pen he 9 i ab th table 44 after baking leave pans upttgbjeiwibecakfi yewiinl lukewarm then turn out on rack may meet family not quite so nice 2 tins 29c tomato catsup 2 as 37c mclarens barbq relish f 31c heinz fancy tomato juice 2 29c lyons instant quoffy i money 1a saving coupon 6 7 ant size lr spkdspan tomato juice beiohts fancy new pack 26c 48oz tin special basses s fresh fig bars 25c your floors are our business on holidays in the summer you sometimes meet several very nice families and perhaps a few who or en t so nice one family tha may fall into the latter bracket is the heat sickness family the members of this group are heat cramp heat exhaustion heat stroke and sun stroke heat cramp caused by an ex cessive loss of body salt due to continued exposure to high temp eratures is the least offensive of the group the symptoms include painful contractions of the muscle of the arms legs and abdomen when a person reacts to long exposure to heat by nausea hearf ache giddiness and profuse sweat ing the culprit is probably heat exhaustion when an upset of the bodys temperature regulating ys tern indicated by a dry skin the stopping or perspiration hgh tern perature and an upset of the cent s system is noticed the patient is probably suffering from heat stroke with sunstroke the reaction is usually bas cally similar but there may be a bad sunburn well when a person appears to b suffering from one of these dii eases he should be made as com fortable as possible in a cool we ventilated place the cloth rg should be loosened if the patient is conscious he should be given copious drinks of water coffee or tea and smelling salts should be administered if unconscious smell ing salts and alcohol rubs are help the head should be kept low alvtajscnd for a doctor immed lately generally ipcaking h is much eis er and far more pleasant xi avoid meeting thi family than to try to be rid of them once the have put in an appearance rayr tif the sun should be undertiken grad ually pirtlcularly for joung born near rockwood ont mr lockie mckersie has lived most of his life in rockwood and the acton district and has recent ly opened the mc kersiethatcher funeral home m milton educat ed in eramosa township and rockwood schools he served his apprenticeship in kitchener at the ratz bechtel funeral home and graduated with honors from the canadian school of embalming at banting institute toronto in 1941 he then worked with the trull fune ral homes in toronto for a year and then was employed by vic tor rumley at acton he served three years with the rcaf during the second world war nd ret tcrhi fo po tion tn acton he has had exten- iitve funeral service and will give mil ton and district the finest of ser vice with uptodate equipment and methods the mckersie- thatcher funeral home is situat ed in one of milton s fine old residences centrally located on main st an ambulance service will be operated by the firm children first exposures should be of only a few minutes duration later on the exposure periods can be lengthened arthritis disables 100000 canadians according to leading medical ithortties serious crippling and disability due to arthritis could be prevented in about four cases out of five this point has been de monstrated with almost mathemat ical accuracy in the united states and has been confirmed by can ad ian experience such results can be obtained only where the disease is correctly dlag nosed as early as possible prefer ably within the first few months of onset and where proper treat ment is started immediately according to a survey there are about 100000 canadians totally or partially disabled by arthritis and other rheumatic diseases of whom about 15 000 are regularly confined to bed or wheelchair business and industry lose about 94 million work days and workers lose about 70 millions in wages alone each jrear as a result of these diseases one important reason why cases are not diagnosed and treated promptly is that many people do not consult their doctor early enough anyone who has persls tent swelling or inflammation in any joint should consult his doctor at once after an absence of many years roller coaster is back at this years canadian national exhibit ion one of the most up- to date and safest on the continent new exhibition flyer will add thrills and excitement to the c n midway mr murray thatcher was born in rockwood and received his education in the rockwood public and continuation schools and also attended the guelph collegiate and vocational insti tute mr thatcher is now as sociated with mr l mckersie in a new funeral home in milton he served his apprentice ship at the victor b rumley funeral home in acton after graduating from the canadian school of embalming in toronto in 1951 mr thatcher continued his association with the victor b rumley funeral home until the past month cbasil h uing a stationary object at 50 miles an hour has about the same effect as if you drove orf the roof of a seven story building you don t have much of a chance ikiktcoxt plumbing heating space heaters air conditioning electric stoves refrigerators washing machines 81 mill st acton we have an expert service department to serve you itutouttcerttekl mr lock e mckersie and mr murray thatcher take pleasure n announc ng the establishment of the r funeral home to serve milton and district located on the corner of main and brown sts in m iton in one of the town s fine homes sincere service and attention will be given wellexperienced in funeral d reel on both are graduates of the canadian school of embalming the ambulance service wilt be operated from the mckers e thatcher funeral home and modern equipment will be used phone 6 armstrongs nairns dominion inlaid linoleum anbhtes rubber and plastic tiles quaker floors nd congoleum congowall quaker wall plastic wall tiles venetian blinds plywood alumlnum moldings wax and clmntn sandmg machines for rent clement floor wall covering 44 miu st phone 440 another new bank customer johnnys bank account is one of nearly 9000000 now earned by canadians m the chartered banks 3750000 opened in the last ten years alone today practically everybody goes to the bank competition among the banks in all forms of banking service is one of the reasons why you like johnny can expect prompt efficient courteous attention to your needs at your own local branch the banks serving your community

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