Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 6, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july s cooking column Heloise hints successful living Section paces 17-28 2 Feudal by verg0v Behee peking ear i stipulations of the marriage t Naod whether either them u to you Boon mar Ripert ,7y j were being cared for. The question was act As Odd answer As it would seem to most West do you rehers. Only know protect rights All this is part of the comm since the communists have been a Power during the last 17 Vears have reforms been introduced to abolish Chad be Dave to protect the lights hot owls and Feudal mar marriage Law of nage arranged by relatives or 11950 guarantees equal nights for professional matchmakers both sexes the Protection of Fol for centuries Obue. These Teite of women and methods were in regular and an end to the Concu ome Bov often did not meet Rirl until the Jethro Hal ceremony or now both parties must agree traditional customs which to the match and present them women an inferior place selves to the registrar together. A society in the peking East City has Roveti difficult m swb.? strict office the registrar was a neat and Youthful looking woman dressed in the Cotton and baggy Blue pants worn by almost everyone in peking. She asked the couple their aaes whether they knew the summer school our fully any student subject. Morning. Afternoon or evening sessions Advance tutoring College Ltd. 306 Paris bloc. 947-0533 areas. Mother a vacation that is a Houlday for you too1 coma to anglican Holiday Lodge located on a Beautiful 60 acre Island in Lake of the Wood. Excellent meats Are served there ate two hours of supervision 1or the children every morning and after Noer anglican Lodge is also a great vacation for dad and the kids everyone whether married or single or a whole Wil enjoy such activities swimming Jungle campfires sing song Tennis boating and Many More. Rates Are Sio of per Ray for a tarried couple s3.so per Day Tot children tinder 14 Yeafol. Day for adults. Meals included for further details and a brochure write or phone anglican Holiday Lodge 158 Kitten St., Winnipeg 6 cd 7-7346 . Doctors suggest vows at 18 years by Carol Kennedy London g re to a Green Scotland s famous Haven i for eloping couples May lose a Ilot of business thai the. Medical association has j recommended that i should be allowed to marry without parental consent at 18 instead of 21. For several centuries the tiny Village just inside the scottish Border has attracted a flood of teen age couples escaping Dis approving parents. Scotland s age limit is 16. Earlier physical and mental maturity in Girts is the prime reason for the recommendation by Britain s Anthorn Assembly of medical men announced tuesday at its an Nual conference. I a Bra memorandum circulated among delegates meeting in Exeter says that by 18 both boys and girls Are physically i mature and the majority of girls should be biologically capable of at around this stage the chances of a successful Sion to pregnancy improve rap idly and in the opinion of experienced family doctors most Young couples of 18 or i things being their duties of parenthood no less effectively than those in their Early the average age at which a girl now reaches puberty is 13. For a boy the average age is 15. The whole process of growth has been seeded says the Bra which also recommends 16 As the age when boys and girls should be allowed to de cide whether or not they want medical treatment mrs. Donald of Nichol Aventi St. Vital Dercin strafe the Mist ten used in the treatment of Cyffic fibrosis. Compressed air and a Thor materials Are blown into the tent and help the lungs. Three of her nine children and her husband suffer from the chronic lung Oberg family Hopes to move so Tim my can attend school by Arlene bold Levkoff it s a never ending Circle admits the Mother of three children suffering from cystic Figaro Sis mrs. Donald Oberg of Nichol Avenue St. Vital has three of tier note youngsters and her husband affected by the i disease. From the time her eldest son Don 17, was found to have cystic fibrosis at the age of five months mrs. Oberg s life has been a constant round of therapy treatments and visits to hospitals. Cystic fibrosis her military disease which occurs in one in j every children and accounts for one out of every 50 j deaths in childhood according to a. Pamphlet issued by Canadian cystic fibrosis foun a Dation. In this disease mucus i secretions in the lungs Are thick j and ineffective and predispose to lung damage breathing becomes difficult. Can t digest food in addition the digestive juices from the pancreas Lack substances Necess Ary for absorb Semi annual Sale event or ladies High Grade shoes wonderful selection from our current regular Stock at substantial savings a current Heel Heights Dressy or casual. Peterit White Bone and All colors sizes to 12 Width a aaa to b collectively 0 famous brands including Guild Manor to a Boheme profiles Gragson Elfes travellers Joyce natural Bridge Amalfi band lines Giannino Gold Cross Cloud soft Lazy living and More ii 23.0.to off personal shopping Only. Credit if desired. Tion and utilization of food. As a result in spite of a Good appetite a child with cystic fibrosis fails to gain weight and May suffer symptoms of Mal nutrition. Don Oberg suffered primarily from the latter symptoms and his condition was corrected by the administration of missing digestive enzymes. He can now Lead a relatively Normal life. However his younger Brothers Timmy and Wray 3 i have severe lung congestion. Young Wray required a tracheotomy shortly after birth. Both need constant therapy and according to mrs. Oberg will need lit All their lives. Winnipeg s cold dry Winters aggravate the disease making it even harder for the Young sters to breathe. During the past school term Timmy could Only attend school for a total of two weeks. At Home the children sleep in Mist tents where compressed air and a mixture of materials which cleanse the lungs can be inhaled. A therapist visits three times a week and twice a week mrs. Oberg takes the children to the Hospital for treatment. Help the therapy which is also conducted by mrs. Oberg and her elder daughters 15, and Gail 14, consists of placing the boys on an inclined Board and thumping them on the Chest and at the Hospital they do it up to an hour on each said mrs. Oberg. But if i did that i d never have time Tor any thing she smiled she looked Al her six daughters. Both Timmy and Wray Are now Iff the Hospital and Are expected to remain there Lor several months. The summer heat combined with their Small room and the Mist tents makes it impossible for the children to sleep at Home it s said mrs Oberg they can t build themselves up Over the summer in order to last the recommends move their doctor recommended a move to British Columbia with its warmer climate and greater year round humidity which would assist the cleansing of the lungs. Or. Oberg who has had j several bouts with pneumonia discovered this past Winter that i he too has cystic fibrosis. An m since 402 her tack ave. Ottawa May be j fruit juice fruit drink adn Nee i tar or punch and it May be Frozen liquid concentrated crystallized or powdered. But what really courts is the Vitamin a says a bulletin from the food and drug directorate of the health department i fruit a natural juice to no water has been j added must conform to food and drug standards for compost Tion. No Vitamin c is added to or Tomato juice because they have plenty already but it May be added to other juices which Are Low in the Sunshine Vitamin such As Apple or grape. Formerly a truck Driver and now driving a tractor he is not incapacitated for Vork Al though his wife said every morning he has a coughing spell o exhale the mucus. He recently found a Job in British Columbia and the family is anxious to move but they have not found a Dwyer for their House Here. I Hope Timmy will be Able to go to said mrs. Oberg. Prof and mrs. Clifford j. Ilo son Thi in daughter Carol and son Martin have left to up Jill the summer in Europe. The family wih travel by car in Britain then tour six continent Al countries. They plan to return August. Mrs. G. S. Chambers of Bahn Ermaa Avenue will be reunited Friday for the first Lime in.58 years with a brother g. Rovman of Liverpool England who will stay with mrs. Chambers for a week. Also coming for a reunion at mrs. Chambers Home Are a brother and sister in Law it. And mrs. Edgar Bowman of Sli Dunavon and a sister Annie Bowman of port Colborne ont. Or. And mrs. Emif Reider of Mcgregor. S t r be t celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary a a. Surprise party saturday held by the family the horizon room at Winnipeg International Airport married in Odessa Russia july 2, 1921. The couple came to Canada in 1924. They have two children Abraham of California and Morley of Winnipeg three grandchildren and Cine great grandchild. The 196.5b class of Grace Hospital hold a reunion last weekend attended by 20 Mem hers from across Canada. Activities include we Tours of the old and new Hospital buildings a Coffee party a luncheon at the polynesian room a social even ing at the International inn and a family picnic at Assiniboine Park. Lorie a Kherie infant daughter of or. And mrs. Gerald Knowles Brock Street was christened sunday at St. John Bre Beuf roman Catholic Church Rev. Raymond Oliver officiating. Godparents Are or. And mrs. David Parrano. A recep Tion followed at the parents Home. Mrs. O. H. Bjornstad of Preeceville sask. Arrived in Winnipeg tuesday to stay at the Home of her son in Law and daughter or. And mrs. Albert g. Haddad Madison Street St. James. Us Bill would give Equality to officers Washington special tons women in the armed forces had special reasons this year to celebrate the . Independence Day. Rep. L. Mendel Rivers chair Man of the House armed services committee has introduced a Bill that would place careers for woman officers on an equal footing with careers of men. The Bill is designed to remove All restrictions that have held women Back in promotions in rank and pay. The Bill covers older women lopping year off studies Montreal Toronto nursing sister said tuesday a Good nurse can be trained in two years rather than the usual three. Mature women of Between 30 and 50 years of age seem especially suited to such training sister Mary Herbert of St Seph s Hospital said in an inter View d u r in g the Canadian nurses association meeting. Her statement resulted from the experience of officials of the quo Vadis nursing school. Stu dents from this school carry out their practical training at St Joseph s. Quo Vadis was established in 1964 by the nurses1, training committee of the Ontario Catho Lic Hospital association. It was designed Only for students in the 30-to-50 age bracket whose Edu cation included Grade 12. Sister Mary Herbert said quo Vadis seeks particularly to at tract m married women with a fowl up f a m i 1 i e a women ready to begin new careers. Single women of the same Bent also were sought. Sister Mary Herbert a roman Catholic nun said the first graduation exercise at quo Vadis wih be held next septem Ber. Out of 20 students starting in 1964, 19 have earned their Way into the last stages of train most encouraging result said the sister. This was especially so. In View of the aver age age of the students 46, woman officers in Al Foar services the sacs Waves was and woman marines. Tire Bill was introduced by Rivers last week with the backing of the administration. In the past the careers of woman officers have been restricted to on the military grades the officers May attain without regard to qualifications. Or percentage limitations on the number of woman officers who May serve. In certain grades which Are More restrictive than those applicable to male officers. Criteria for mandatory retirement that with respect to some groups of officers Are lower than those applicable generally to male officers of the same service. 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