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VRS CH Sea w FORT Re edi anbipsior io Sa SR i rad - FI FHTENRIRAIIISI PAT IOFRY FFG FARIA PABA oi BLE IRTI PIA PARLOUR ER SIRT) Grate; Cystic fibrosis barely interferes with young man's active life Kevin Taylor doesn't look like he has any health problems. He looks pretty much like any other 18-year old who loves sports and actively plays: fastball and track and field. But Kevin has cystic fibrosis, a mysterious disease that strikes thousands of young people with varying degrees of severity. There is no known cure for the disease at this time, but it can be controlled through the use of drugs and other treatment. May is cystic fibrosis month in Canada, and in a recent interview with the Star, Kevin said there is a lot of mis- understanding and mis- conceptions on the part of the public about this disease. Partly this may be due to the fact the There's a lot to celebrate Prince Albert Area News by\Earline Armstrong Prince Albert sends out congratulations and the finest wishes to Jo- Ann and David Brown up in Peterborough, Ontario. They have -a new daughter born on April 26 and they call her Natalie Christina. This will be a second grand daughter for Roy and Norma Robinson over on Queen Street. Remember May 15 is U.C.W. Sunday at church and guest speaker will be Elaine Romeril. Please do come out, Elaine is a great speaker. Corigratulations to Harlan and Norene Clark, they celebrated their 40th wedding ann- iversary by taking a trip to California. Keep up the good work you two, hope to wish you well and happiness in another ten years. And staying with wedding anniversary's, Prince Albert sends their good wishes out to Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larocaue -on--Cedar Creek Road, they cele- brated their big day on May 1 and your picture was perfect in the. paper. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy" Moore arrived home on May 1 after 23 day bus tour of California, Texas and Arizona. I am told they had a busy but an enjoyable trip. Prince Alberts weekly euchre saw 12 tables fill- ed Thursday, May 5. Ladies high was Dorothy McDirmid, second was Mary Poots and low was Mary Sweetman, and I see they were hard up for 'men last night - High was Lloyd Fawns, second was Ilean Pugh and low was Mildred Thomson. Dorothy Mc- dirmid had 16 lone hands. Another euchre next Thursday, May 12 at 8 o'clock and come on men, surely those hockey games will be over soon. Better health wishes are sent out to Mabel Strong currently --a *PAINTING* Exterior & Interior - Farm Houses - Quality Work - Clapboard Houses - Guaranteed Work - Barns - Glidden & Colour - New Homes Your World Paints Aa TIM PELYK ... 985-3490 patient in Port Perry Hospital. Keep smiling Mabel we are all think- ing of you. On Tuesday evening May 3rd, the Sportie "Que club of Prince Albert were royally treated at Earl and Jean Martyns home. Sixteen members and their wives enjoyed an evening of fun and' chatter. It was a full house at church on Sunday, May 8th Mothers Day at Prince Albert United Church, 5 children were baptised they were: Kyle McClurg, son of Gordon and Terri Mc- Clurg, Jeffery, Jonathan and Chris- toper, children of David and Margaret Jamieson and Ryan Beatty, son of Bruce and Catherine Beatty. The choir sang a "A Christian Home". There was no Sunday School as the young ones joined their parents up- stairs for services. Jean and Harvey Denniston from Pem- broke spent Mothers Day weekend with Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Pere- man and children over on Hurd Street. I am pleased to report that Pearl Gostick is out of hospital and staying with her daughter, Ilean Pugh. Do keep improv- ing Pearl and a pleasure to have you about Prince Albert again. And if you see Norma Robinson around On May 10, wish her a "Happy Birthday" thats her big day. Please call Ilean Pugh with your news next week at 985-2146. NOONTOS5:00P.M. 3 3 DISPLAYS - DEMONSTRATIONS - CONTESTS 5 (1 mile east of Port Perry - 3 4 * 1 mile north of Hwy. 7A) 3 3 *Home Baking * Antique tractors $ *Butter making *Rug Braiding ; *Ice Cream making *Weaving 3 4 * Shingle making *Rug hooking b < *Cider pressing * Spinning i *China painting * Sheep shearing 3 ... and much, much morel b ADMISSION: Adults $2.00 Students $1.00 3 SCUGOG SHORES MUSEUM PIONEER DAYS SAT. & SUN., MAY 21 & 22 POPP PPPPPOPS AALLLDLLLLLSE general public doesn' tC see the children who are really sick with C.F. They may never get out of hospital and the life expectancy of those with serious cases of C.F. is quite short. Others, like Kevin, who are not as severely stricken, can lead a relatively normal life- style, with a few limit- ations, of course. Medical science is not certain just what causes cystic fibrosis. It is hereditary, but may not show up for several generations. Kevin's parents and grand- parents do not have the disease, but his 16 year old sister does. It essentially strikes the lungs where there is a constant build-up of thick mucus, and the digestive system which is unable to break down food in the normal ways. For those with C.F., this means a daily diet of drugs to help the dig- estive system function; anti-biotics to help pre- vent lung and bronchial infections and vitamin supplements. In Kevin's case, he must take about 25 pills each day, eight with every meal. He must also have daily chest therapy to help break up the mucus clogs in the lungs and take inhala- tions to help keep the breathing passages dilated and clear. Kevin says that C.F. in him was diagnosed when he was three, but has only forced him into hospital once for any length of time. However, every three months, he goes to Sick Kids in 5 Year Annual Interest Toronto for a battery of tests to determine whether the drugs are still working properly and if the condition is getting worse. For those who are able, strenuous physical activity is encouraged because this helps breathing. Kevin enjoys fastball and will play competitive ball this summer as a memb er of the Port Perry Junior team. The high jump and javelin are favour- ite sports for him in track and field. Kevin says he some- times thinks about the fact he has C.F., but doesn't dwell on these thoughts. He's probably too busy with sports and school work. He recently moved 2 ) Port Perry from Scar- borough where he undertook speaking engagements about C.F. to school children and service clubs, especially the Kinsmen who con- tribute to the C.F. fund across Canada. Kevin says he would be more than willing to speak to similiar groups in the Scugog area about this disease in an effort to help foster better - public understanding. In the meantime, he is busy enough with sports and school work. He plans to attend univer- sity this fall and study towards a degree which will lead to a teaching career. Naturally, he hopes that someday medical science will know more about this disease, what causes it, and possibly even how to effectively cure it. 13a' MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP STERLING STERLING TRUST CORPORATION APPLY TO DON FORDER INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 30 WATER ST., PORT PERRY - 985-8471 RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE P & BLAWN ORNAMENTS for Planters - Bird Baths - Fountains - Lawn Furniture, Gnomes, Elves Many New Selections to Colour Your Lawn and Patio. 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