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Anyone who is allergic to the hay mold spores and who breathes air filled with hay mold spores can get Farmer's Lung. If you think you have Farmer's Lung see your doctor. Tell thç doctor your symptoms. Some doctors nfay not be very familiar with the disease ... so it may be necessary for your doctor to refer you to a specialist. A blood test, a chest x-ray and a breathing capacity test are some of the procedures that HUMAN POWER SAVES HORSEPOWER Use as much as you want. ' , . It's freë. It's all yours. ' And it doesn't use gasoline. Life is good,Ontario. Preserve it. Conserve it. Ministry of Energy Hon. Robert Weir 1 Minister V fi-Orono Weekly Times,. Wednesday, June 18th, 1980 Scout of the year award Scouter Jim Brown was presented with the Scout of the Year award from the Orono scout group. The pre- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. sentation was made at a ■ Lynn Brown of Orono. recent ceremony. Jim Brown Farmer's Lung Farmer's Lung is a disease that people working with moldy hay can get from breathing the millions of tiny mold spores shaken out of ja bale of moldy hay. Over time, some people • develop ; ajî allergic reaction to them. Jhé' • symptoms are serious, and once' the allergic reaction begins, the person will always have the potential for symptoms symptoms with hay mold exposure. Affer working with moldy hay for several months or years, depending on the individual, the worker may begin to notice the following/ symptoms 4-6 hours after being exposed to the hay mold spores: . ' ■ ; 1. Increased coughing and bringing up more mucus than usual. V 2. Fever and sometimes chills. 3. Shortness of breath. 4. Discomfort in the lungs, a tightness and-or pains in the chest. will be necessary in order to make sure that the disease is Farmer's Lung. Other tests may be needed as well. Durham Region Lung Association Association - the Christmas Seal people - have an informative pamphlet about Farmer's Lung. They'll be happy to send you a copy if you call them at 723-3151. It's a matter of life and breath. TV Ontario film Wilmot fishing TV Ontario (Channel 19) spent the later part of last week filming along the Wil- . mot Creek which will be part of a fishing series to be shown on television commencing January 1980. The TV Ontario crew spent Wednesday through through to Friday on the Wilmot from the headwaters in the Leskard area through to Lake Ontario, In speaking to Michael McCleery, content supervisor, supervisor, and Paul Marquardt, project leader, both of TV Ontario it was learned that the filming along the Wfilmot will make up one part of a thirteen part series to be aired through channel nineteen. nineteen. Each series will be one half hour in length. It was pointed out that the purpose of the series is to provide the background information information for a quality fishing experience for numerous species species in Ontario. The series will differ greatly from the popular Red Fisher show where most of the air time is spent in getting to a remote camp by plane along with other items unrelated, to fishing. Marquardt states they want to reach the people • who cannot afford such a trip and to make the public aware that a fishing experience is often close to home. The thirteen part series will be classified by the types of , bodies of water and what they will produce. It was pointed out that even the Wilmot from its source to its mouth provides different species for the fisherman. They spoke of" the aging process of the Wilmot from Leskard to the lake which is normal for any stream but provides different opportunities for different fish. The Wilmot system has chosen as being a typical trout stream in Ontario. The TV Ontario crew will visit other bodies of water in Ontario and leave the Wilmot to film the fishing experience on the Trent-Severn system. McCleery points out that the series will endeavour to provide' information so that the fisherman can understand the different bodies of water and the habits of fish. This knowledge improves the quai-, ity of the outing. The series will also provide an awareness1 awareness 1 for the environment along with technics used to catch dertain species a: their preparation for cooking: " McCleery states that the crew is augmented with the inclusion of biologists, skilled fisherman and support information information from the Ministry of Natural Resources and with good cb-operation from such * organizations as the Federation Federation of Hunters and Anglers. It was stated that the health of aquatic life is a good indication of human well being. Pancake Breakfast and Flea Market Saturday, June 2lst , Breakfast 7-11 Flee Market 8-4 Orono Arena Also $15,000. worth of furniture, donated by Plydesigns, profits going to the Arena Fund. Flea Market space available, $10.00. t Contact Joyce Major, 983r5858.