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PROMOTIONS: Acting Lieutenant, April 17 1961 2nd Lieutenant. March tst, I963 Lieutenant August 10th. was Captain. January Isl. I967 Hoe'oies: Gardening and fishing Sm‘vod in Canadian Armed Forces Meet Your Firefighters 4. the "foolhaMy home dry clean, tier". S. the “thoughtless husband or father'. 1. The "joker" who doesh't core about his home. is the per- son who cannot be bothered to inspect, {lean and repair his heating system and chimney at least once a year, thereby caus- ing one out of every four home tires. It takes very little time and money, to gain big dividends. 2. The self styled, "Edison", is the fellow who thinks he is an electrical wizard and burns down CAPTAIN ALBERT VICTOR TRACEY, 262 Bowman Street, Waterloo. Wife: Jennie Barbara Two Daughters Claudia rt, Vickw 1.7 Appointed to department Novomhvr 8th. 194:: Last week, we were discussing the prevention ot fires in the home and inspecting for tire hazards. We aim spoke ot the qnittteotional "firebog" in the home; these were listed in part as follows: 1. the “joker" who doesn't care about his home. t. the self styled "Edison". 3. the “kitchen firebog". 4. the "foothaMy home dry clean, YOUR HOME - YOUR FIRE! " The NM” Chronicle, Wed-may, May to, "" SAVE MONEY POCKET NOVELS $3.25 COMICS 6 for 25c TRADE 2 FOR 1 Open 9 a.m. to " p.m. Daily " KING SOUTH, OPPOSITE WATERLOO SQUARE, 745-2941 COOKING - SEWING - CRAFTS - HOBBIES TRAVEL NOVELS - BIOGRAPHIES 'rt-- HISTORY --.__ CANADIANA Your Fire Department 20 PERCENT OFF ALL CHILDREN'S BOOKS TNIE BOOK NOOK BOOK EXCHANGE There is no reason why you should treat this patient any differ, ently than you would a person recovering from a physical illness. Beware of being overprotective! Remember that cveryone's goal is total recovery. This is best achieved by encouraging the reasonable shouldering of previous responsibilities. Ficnd your questions for this column lo: Canadian Mental Health Association. 54 King Street South, Waterloo. B? ROLAND HERSEN C.M.H.A. Executive Director WHAT SHOULD BE THE FAMILY ATTITUDE TOWARD THE MENTAL PATIENT WHO HAS RETURNED HOME? First. let me say that it's not easy to be consistently helpful and objective, for in many instances the illness revolved around family relationships. The family's goal, however. should be to treat the re- turned patient as a mature, normal adult, confidently expecting him to fill his role as a member of the family. He has the right to get upset and disagree ---iust as the rest of us do! Remember that this mental patient. once seriously ill. now is well enough to try life outside the mental hospital, If he leaves the hos. pital with no help from anyone. he stands a 5050 chance of being back within a year. Like most other mental patients about to be re- leased. he needs a "lifeline". He needs support. guidance and special services to help him on his way back to the community, and to give him the best chance of recovering from his illness. The prime goal. for all of us. should be to maintain warm relation- ships with each other. setting limits of tolerance but not demanding that everyone conform to every mode. 6. This one we did not list last week. but we shall call her the "tidy housewife." she is the lady that gathers all the old news- papers, magazines, hat boxes, suit boxes and other combustible materials and stores it in the at. tie or on the attic steps - for a future fire, 5, The "thoughtless husband or father", is the gentleman who empties hot ashes and coals into wooden or cardboard containers or even dumps them on the base- meat floor next to wooden parti- tions, old newspapers and rub- bish. This gentleman accounts for one out of every eleven home fires. 4, The "foolhardy home dry cleaner", is the person who uses gasoline, kerosene and, other flammable liquids for home dry cleaning, and keeps those and other flammable liquids in break- able bottles and leaking cans, HAT 3. The "kitchen firebug" gen- erally is the lady of the house. whose stove is greasy, leaves unwatehed burners to ignite pot. holders, dish towels and other easy burning items too close to mesa burners. _ the 15 ampere type that blow quickly when overloaded. ORE OKS one am. at every eight homes. He favours frayed cords for electrical appliances and lights, overloads circuits, misuses appli. ances and pats heavier fuses than Mental Health Matters " Regina N. At the end of the concentrated session, it was found that the ex- perimentals had done very well indeed - with average ranging ftom 67 to 90 per cent. Twenty- seven wrote the exams and 25 eorolied in Iirst year classes last Ball. The other two decided to "than to high school. Henry H, Dueck, university rc- gistrar. said those selected mast have a " per cent average at the end af grades 11 and 12 and have spent no more than {our years in secondary school. and they must attend the six-week summer session at the university for which tree-tuition scholarships are made available. Those selected last year took English and one other language at the grade 13 equivalent level during the six-week period. The answer appears to be a definite “yes." It is almost a year now since 25 grade 12eps became part of an experimental group designed to find out whether saladed grade 12 studeots could bypass grade 13 and still make a succass of university. taeeted grade 12 Sum from would the mvince soon witt be making an importam We - deciding to accept Waterloo [wh- eran University's invitation to unmet the first year of college without taking grade 13. 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