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6:13 Music
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8 30 Yours for a Song
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10:00 ABC Final Report
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11:30 As the world Turns
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Aid Flag Display
Tlie kick-off of "cayration
red, white and blue" to pro
mote the display of the
American flag and American
tsu In general will take place
at the Thursday, May aQneet
itifi of the Fleet Reserve u
sSiation. starting at 7:30 p.m.
The branch unit v(jl sell
AmcricA! flags at cost price
along w:Q other branches of
the reserve association. Any
one interested In purchasing
a flag may ajyw them at the
U.S. Navy recruiting station
in the Mtdford post oQ.
building.
The flagi to sell for $3 25,
are threcQsy five feet Qd
may lmounted. Information
on the flagsQan be obtained
by calling SPring 2-A5B0.
Regional Vice President
Louis Messer. of Seattle,
Wash., will be the euest at
the meeting. All men eligible
for membership in the Fleet
Reserve association are In
vited to its meetings.
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tion is comprised of active
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Poems Acceotd
For Publication
Original poems writtti 1ft1
20 McLoughlin Junior High
schcOl students have been ac
cepted for publication life the
National High School Poetry
Anthology. The announcement
was made by DcnnisoHu9t
man, secretary of the Nation-
O al High SghogJ Poetry associgj
Eighth grader Kathy I1
son received a social merit
awBi for her poagi, "We
Family olOLife."
Ninth graders who will
have 9oems published are:
Madge Barker, Jerry Braun,
Linda Bismark, Pat Carte,
Larry Cheatumyenita Comp
ton, Linda t&viT, Jim Harbi
son, Mire Kinney, Karen Hug
dahl, Lindy McCornack, Da-
A?ic
Patella, Richard fjoc,
ce.Pelerson, Marilyn Rob
erts, "ia)jj Smith, Jerry Sul
livan, and Marie Walls.
Poems by the following
eU'h aders have been ac
cepted: Bruce Gucnther, Sher
ryl Lyons, Eric Johnson,
Christi Semple, Dan Jen-'
nings. and Peggy Weber.
StW-nth graders Bonnie
Skolfield, Winnie Johanse.
and Carol Stuart also recetv-1
cd acceptance notification.
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Delegates Attend
OARC Convention
Mrs. Robert Minear. South
Stage rd., arQ Wilbur S. Seal
berg. 1215 Covina ave., were
among the more than 100
delegates who participated in
the sixth annual convention.
oWlit Oregon As.-itK'iation for
Retarded ChildrenMn Corv(
lis, April 27 through 29.
Theme of the convention
Os "A Life Worth Living,"
and the main business of the
session concerned ways and
means of helping Oregon's re
larded children. Dr. Charles
Bradley, Portland, child psy
chiatrist, was featured speak-
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Woman With Fallen Bladder
Scores of letters come froiO
women who ask if they should
have an operation for the rP
pair of a bad
perineal tear
which has
caused b it h
t h e bladder
and rectum to
fall. Many ofcl
these unhappy
Somen have
frequency o f
u r i n a t ion,
sometimes be-
QUvarei
cause the stagnating urine has
become infected with germs.
Some women Pe embarrassed
by the tenofticy for 9 little
urine to come away when
nhey cough or sneeze or walk
up or down stairs. Sometimes,
an infected bladder causes the
woman to wake several times
r
dujjng the night. The weak
ness in her "oelvic floor"
makes It difficult for hero
stay on her feet all day at
work.
Last wr?ek, a young-looking
woman ut 70 came to ask me
about this problem. Her main
question was: Should she, at
her age, accept the risk of an
operation, or should she jwld
to the strong Urging of Tier
grown children, and go on suf
fering for the rest of her days?
I sent her first to an able
gynecologicOsurgeon for his
opinion. He thought that she
was stis a good surgical risk;
her I'luod presrt was low,
her heart was strong, her
wd was goodand she had
never oeen seriuusiy ui in wui
life. She was willing to accept
May Day WielEnd
State! at Pacific
rarest Gri9e - The annual
May Day-Parents week end
celebration at Pacific univcr
sil.C scheduled for May 4 and
5, will commence this year
with the semi-formal ball and
coftnation of the Mny queen,
Friday at 9 p.m. in'flie Forest
Grove National Guard arm
oo
ory.
Activities include break
fasts by variutK groups.
president's luncheon on Sat
urday for parent! and pro
foSsors, open hr-gse of build
Inns throughout the campus
and an Hawaiian dinner Sat
urday evenCW. O
1jJ)e Pacific University the
ater rjvi.V present the Gilbert
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I the slight risk of getting a
neun Button ur airuKe us
pneumonia after the opera
tion, and so both the gvjjieco
logist and I were in favor of
her goin ahead and having
the work done. A good heart
man examined her and felt
that, barring accent, she
should do all right. The wom
an said, very wisely, that her
life was now of very little use
to her the way sli was, so
why not take the risk? I told
her she, and not her children,
should make the decision. She
was doing the suffering. She
now plans to have the oper
ation, jnd I think she is wise.
She may live another 10 years
or more.
Cannot Answer
Many of these women who
are thinking of being oper
ated on write and ask "Will I
get O good result? Will I stay
well?" Naturally, I casyiot
answer such questions. Much
will0deper.O on how much
muscle the surgeon can find
on each side to bring to
gether, and to sew tog0.her.
Much will depend on his skill,
and that of the anesthetist.0)
Much will depend on how
well her wound heals, 0and
probably mi, will depend on
jjliow well the arteries in her
heart and brain stand up to
the sl-ftjin.
Throughout the country, I
have mAy very grateful old
ladies who are now very glad
that once I stc.Oi up for them,
and backed thcsji in their de
sire to get relieved of a con
dition that made them miser-
able day aiW night
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