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MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1963
New Testing Plan
To Detect Unknown
TB Gases Starts
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A new testing program to de
tect unknown tuberculosis has
been inaugurated under the joint
sponsorship of Sacred Heart hos
pital, the medical staff of the
hospital, the Jackson county
health department and the Jack
son County Tuberculosis and
Health association.
Under the new program each
patient entering Sacred Heart
hospital may be given a simple
skin test, called the Tine test,
which indicates by a slight red
ness and swelling within 48 to
72 hours if a person has ever
come in contact with the tuber
cle bacilli, the germ which
causes tuberculosis.
This docs not mean, a spokes
man for the medical staff point
ed out, that each person with a
positive reaction has tuberculo
sis, but that the germ is present,
walled off, and could become ac
tive at some. time.
New TB Cases
Medical authorities estimate
that 90 per cent of the new cases
of tuberculosis will be found
among those who have a posi
tive reaction to the skin test,
the spokesman said.
The test involves a small prick
on the skin of the forearm, and
if a positive reaction results, the
patient is advised to have a
chest x-ray to be sure there is
no active disease present. This
should also be followed with per
iodic check-ups, doctors advise,
since other systems of the body
may be involved.
Work Continues
At Willow Point
Work on expanding the camp
ground at Howard Prairie lake
is continuing at Willow Point,
County Parks and Recreation
Director Neil Ledward reported
to the county court Friday.
The semi-improved area will
be under the direct jurisdiction
of the Howard Prairie park ran
ger and will not be part of the
Howard Prairie concession, it
was explained.
Clyde Richmond and Charlie
Close, two county employees at
the lake have staked out a new
entrance road and picnic area,
plus boat access at Willow
Point. The roads will be "rough
ed in" by tractor later this fall,
Ledward said.
Among projects scheduled this
fall for the concession area are
construction of a cover over gas
pumps, staking out and signing
each camp site, level and
graveling new campsites, con
structing a log boom on the
south side of the boat basin,
moving the docks to a safe lo
cation in Hoxie creek and an
choring them.
The county court and parks
director are investigating possi
bilities of a new contract with
Uoyd Morris, concessionaire at
Willow lake. The county roads
department has constructed the
parking area and boat ramp,
Ledward noted.
The testing was started at the
hospital on a regular basis about
two months ago, and there has
been a reaction rate of 10 per
cent. j
Expose Others '
"Too many patients have been '
treated for flu or a similar dis
ease only to find after they have
exposed others in the hospital
that they have tuberculosis," a
hospital spokesman stated.
"Because tuberculosis usually '
does not produce symptoms until
in an advanced stage and be- ;
cause it is an infectious disease,
it is a public health problem,"
Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health j
officer reported.
"We therefore feel Sacred
Heart hospital is performing an
important service to the com- j
munity by making this test
available. In addition, of course, :
physicians offer the skin test as j
a routine procedure in their of-;
fices," the public health officer
stated. I
Chest X-Ray Clinic
Emmctt Bullard, case finding
chairman . for the association,
pointed out that another activity
of the case finding program is
the chest x-ray clinic operated
by the association at the Sacred
Heart hospital each Thursday af
ternoon and the first Wednesday
evening of each month. j
The clinic is operated on a
cost basis and all adults, espe
cially those with a skin reaction, I
are urged to have chest x-rays
annually unless advised other
wise by their physician. J
Chester Irish, president of the
Health association,, expressed ,
appreciation to the hospital, the !
medical staff and the medical
society for their cooperation in !
helping the association to reach
their goal in the eradication of
tuberculosis and the control of
other respiratory diseases.
Six Ringworm Cases
Reported in County
There were six cases of ring
worm, not on the scalp, how
ever, reported in Jackson coun
ty last week, the Jackson Coun
tv health department reported.
All were in the Eagle Point dis
trict. There was a total of 23 cases
of communicable diseases in the
county for the week, with ring
worm and impetigo leading the
list, the latter with five cases.
There were two cases of in
fluenza, two of pink eye, three
ot pneumonia, two of measles,
and one of mumps, German
measles and gonorrhea, Dr. A.
E. Mcrkcl. director of the
Health department, reported.
Mathis Appearance
Scheduled in City
ASHLAND - Johnny Mathis,
world known popular singer will
appear at Hedrick Junior High
school in Medford, Oct. 22 at 8
p.m. under Southern Oregon col
lege sponsorship.
Mathis, who records on the
Columbia label, also has ap
peared at many lop night clubs
such at the Blue Angel, The Vil
lage Vanguard, and Copacabana
in New York, Chez Paree in
Chicago, Cocoanut Grove in Los
Angeles, the Sands and "Sahara
in Las Vegas and the Fountain
bleau and Eden Roc in Miame
Beach.
Billboard named him "Num
ber One Most Promising Male
Vocalist of 1957" on their poll
and before the same year was
out, his hometown honored him
by naming him "San Francis; j
co's Outstanding Citizen of the1
Year."
He presently has 15 hest sell
ing albums and his single record
sales .have passed the six mil
lion mark.
Tickets may he purchased at
SOC in Rritt student center.
Puruckcr's in Medford end the
Melody House in Grants Pass.
Ashland-Talent Fond
Reaches $3,010 of Goal
ASHLAND The Ashland-Tal-ent
United Fund has reached
$3,010, or 13.5 per cent of the
$22,222.22 goal, 1963 drive chair
man, Dr. Charles E. Brown, has
announced.
Working with Dr. Brown as
division chairmen are Gene Lit
wilier, Charlie McKeen, Mel
Barron, Fred Smith, unit; John
Flynn, commercial; Joseph But
ler, retail; Shelby Wilcox, foods;
Lyle Knower, service; Gerald
Scannell, mercantile; Vincent
Oredson, Mrs. Harvey Woods,
Dr. Joseph Sarver, professional:
John Scott Hall, central, and
Clyde Smith, special and indi
vidual gifts.
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