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6 03 Channel 8 Report
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Former Poster Boy
To Aid March of Dimes
Prinevillo-'tTIi Don Airier
son. Miirch t( Dimo5 poster
boy a quarter of a century j
ago. left here Monday for Co-1
Itimbus, Ohio, to help kirk
off the the 19H3 March of j
Dimes campaign.
Anderson was five years
old when ho was selected '
poster boy in the l!4tl March!
of Dimes drive. The poster i
showed him during his re
covery from Infantile paraly
sis. Anderson currently works
In a potato warehouse hand
ling 100-pound sacks of po
tatoes.
4-H NEWS
Antelope Clubi
The Antelope 4-H club
meeting of Dec. 17 was held
Ht the Eagle Point Grange.
The meeting was called to
order by Gary Hansen about
8 p.m.
Two new club members
were introduced under new
business. They were Del Rob
ertson and Robert Damon.
Both will be in beef.
There was no further busi
ness so the meeting was ad
journed. After the meeting our Indi
vidual meetings were held
and officers elected.
The Beef club elected Mat
Hansen, president; Raygina
Krunibcal. vice president;
Maryln Lathrop, secretary;
Jim Hubbard, reporter; Lester
Hill, songleader, and Eugene
Stanley, game leader.
The Swine club elected
Judy Hill, president; Bob Hub
bind, vice president; Jimmy
Hubbard, song leader; Donna
Barlon, game leader; Judy
Hill, reporter and secretary.
The Dairy club elected Bob
Hubbard, president; Jim Hub
bard, vice president; Donna
Gcrcn. reporter, and Kathy
I'rilcliard, secretary.
After the meetings our an
nual Christmas party was"
held. It consisted of giving
out gills, playing games, and
singing songs. Later refresh
ments were served.
On the 4-H record books
Mat Hansen received the high
est individual points.
The next meeting will be
held Jan. 24.
Kathy Pritchard,
Reporter.
r j
Alvares
case of eczema
pediatrician, a
Eciama Of Infants
That common disease of in
fants, eczema, which causes a
patch of skin to become red
nd inflamed,
was discussed
recently in an
article by Dr.
S. Robert
Lewis of
Princeton, N.
J. Often it is
hard to say
what the
cause is in
p a r t i c ular
, even when a
skin specialist
and an allergist put tneir
heads together.
The eruption tends to ap.
Dear when the child is from
3 to 6 months of age, and it
tends to clear up at about the
age of two years. In the
meantime, it tends to come
and go. Oftentimes, the doctor
usDects an allergic cause,
especially when the child has
relatives who sutler trom nay
fever, asthma and hives. But
careful study may fail to
'how that the baby's eczema
is due to allergy. Sometimes
the doctors suspect that ner
vous tensions in the family
can have an influence.
Often the itching is severe.
As one would expect, when
the cause is food allergy,
formula-fed infant is much
more likely to have eczema
than is a breast-fed infant.
The disease is not dangerous
unless a patch of red skin
should become Infected. When
an Infant is suffering from
eczema, he should not be vac
cinated against small-pox, be
cause this could cause the
skin condition to flare badly.
By way of treatment, the
Dhvsician will try to avoid
local irritants or foods to
which the child is sensitive
He may apply remedies to re.
lieve itching or to relieve in
fection if it should appear.
Extract of Tar
A useful ointment contains
an extract of tar in a "vanish
ing cream" base. Often this
quickly clears up the eczema.
Dr. Lewis does not believe in
using cortisone-like drugs.
They may help spectacularly
for a while, but then the
eczema is likely to come back
In a stubborn form. Before
applying the ointment, crusts
may have to be warned oil
the reddened area of skin.
Sometimes, it can be shown
that wool or one of the new
synthetic fibers irritates the
infants' skin. If so, cotton
clothes will have to be used.
If food is suspect, tn "elim
ination" diet should be tried.
If the infant is on a cow's
milk formula, he can be
shifted onto goat's rrilk or a
ioybean mixture. Cow's milk
is a common offender, and
eggs and orange juice can
Iso be at fault. If it is still
Rockefeller Starts
Second Office Term
Albany, N.Y. - UPn - Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller, a Re
publican presidential p o s s i-
billty, opened his second four
year term Tuesday witii a
warning that "irrcolution or
lack of vigilance invites dis-
ster" in the free world strug
gle with Communism.
In his second inaugural ad-
ress New York's 53rd gover
nor outlined his political
creed, spelled out a four-point
state program for the years
ahead and sharply rapped po-1
litical slogans and labels that
delude voters.
Noting that this is the 100th
anniversary of President Lin
coln's Emancipation Procla
mation, Rockefeller said "free
dom is on trial" again.
possible, the mother should
breast-feed her baby.
Dr. Lewis says that In his
hands, antihistomines haven't
worked very well. He feels
that it is a bad practice to
tie the child up so that he
cannot scratch. We adults, if
itching terribly, would be
very angry If someone were
to tie us up and we might
never forget or forgive the
bit of cruelty. Socks can be
put over the hands so that
the child cannot tear and in
fect his skin with his nails.
Oftentimes, the best treat
ment for the itching is a sed
ative which should be given,
especially, at night.
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Other symptoms which may
Indicate allergy in children ,
are discussed in Dr. Alvarez'
booklet, "Allergy, Hay Fever
and Asthma." You may obtain
a copy by sending 25 cents
and a self-addressed, stamped
envelope with your request
for it to Dr. Walter C. Al
varez, Dept. MMT, ""he Reg
ister and Tribune Syndicate,
Box 957, Dcs Moines 4, Iowa.
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13- Mollified
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law
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17-Waterwheeli
19- Rocky hill
20- Peeled
21- Merganser
3-Teutonio
deity
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drying
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Nevada
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"to be"
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38- Muiic: aa
written
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U-Man'e
nickname
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45 -Caoutchouc
tree
4-Outins
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compound
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tellurium
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32- Part of
fortification
33- A state
(abbr.i
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finely
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40-Roman
magistrate
42-In music,
high
44 -Frosts
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EXSUPERVIS0R DIES
Ellensucrg. Wash - ilPP -Hazel
K. Ilanna. 65. former
Com County teaching super
visor, died here Sunday of
canter.
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