The Omaha guide., 1947-01-11
Lake Street
BOWLING
Alley News
BY Mildred Martin

Even though it was Christmas
Week. the hustle around the bow
ling lanes were the some as usual
with every one trying to beat
the other person there in time to
secure a lane.
tits the rabbits" he said. I'm
sure THAT'S the trouble. / bought
my boys a couple Of rabbits a few
months ago. They T supposed to
take complete care Of the amin
als Bat sometimes they forget,
and I have to feed them end clean
out the cages. livery time I do
that, Q little later I get an attack.
choke. 7 cans breathe. Tt seems
as ie 4 would .~suffOcate."
Skin tests tests proved that he
was right. lie was allergic to rab-
bit fur. Tn his case, it was not
hard tD prescribe a treatment.
Avoiding the allergy-producing
substance is the first and most
effective treatment. Mr.. Johnson
quickly learned to keep away
from rabbits.
However, many allergies arc due
/ to things that cannot be avoided,
such as dust and pollen in the
air. In those cases we try to by
posensitize the patient we begin
with an injection Of a very weak
! dilution of an extract of the sub
! stance to which the patient is
allergic. We gradually increase
the strength until the patient is
lesi sensitive when exposed to
the substance and no longer re-
acts in an allergic manner. We
are still experimenting with these
so-called allergens to %hyposensi-
tie the patient. We doctors are
learning more and more every
day about the recognition and
treatment Of ~allergies. 1t is still
a comparatively new field in me
dicine and its horizon seems con-
stantly broadening.
/ This week as usual we have
another ball owner. Mrs. Richard
Dean. I, myself. was very much
surprised to learn Racheal had
joined the host of bowlers and
want to take this opportunity to
! congratulate her on her good
! choice of becoming a bowler and
higher score each and every game.
We do not as yet know the name
of her ball but will let you know
in our next riPht H.. Also upon
our new bowlers is Mrs. Sam Jack
son. To her also we want to ex-
tend congratulations and wishes
of success in her bowling career
League games for the week
were as follows: Sundays game
between the Junior Hellcats and
the Elks was Cancelled. Monday
found the Lefties battling against
the Bewares. The Bewares won 3
straight. Tuesday was the Junior
Hellcats against the Tigers, the
Hellcats taking three; Wednesday
was Christmas Day and the game
was cancelled. Thursday the Lions
won three games from the Elks
by forfeit and Friday was the
Bacchanites against the Trojans
with the Trojans winning two out
of three.
High scores for the week were
obtained by Fay Jackson and Cor
nelius Arnold. Fay bowled 166 and
received a dollar bill; Arnold 247
and received the same.
So friends as 1916 goes out and
AT comes in cts determine to
make the new year the biggest
bowling year ever held in this
city among our group. Let's de-
termine to make our bowling so
perfect and smooth that we will
be able to compete with anyone
the the other groups wants to put
up against us. That can only be
obtained by practice and more
practice and as we strive for this
goal let us remembers the motto:
"See no evil; hear no evil; and
speag no eviI' as we bowl our
cares away.
Roscoe Knight, Mgr.