Adult asthma not to be taken lightly
Asthma is a lung disease affecting nearly 20 million Americans and causing thousands of deaths yearly. It features coughing wheezing and breathlessness and can severely limit daily life if not properly treated.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2002
Page
6
Asthma is a lung disease affecting nearly 20 million Americans and causing thousands of deaths yearly. It features coughing wheezing and breathlessness and can severely limit daily life if not properly treated.
Adults with asthma should avoid smoking and second hand smoke as it can trigger attacks and be life threatening. Indoor exercise is preferred in winter while outdoor activity should be limited to reduce risk. Asthma treatment involves inhalers or pills for immediate relief or long term control.
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center invites elementary students up to grade six to submit artwork themed ENMMC Where Miracles Happen Everyday. Entries due May 1 at ENMMC Roswell address. four age groups vote by staff and visitors with top four winners earning $50 each.
Roswell High School student Jessica Aguirre named United States National Award Winner in English after nomination by teacher Mrs Toth. will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook. Also notes Bill Dean wins mathematics award and Pam Worley earns national Master Certification in Reading Renaissance methods. Kindergarten registration set for April 25 at local elementary schools with required documents and a Health Department clinic for immunizations and birth certificates.
Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Wes M. Clayton, a 1992 Goddard High School graduate, completed a six month deployment with the USS Comstock in the Mediterranean and Arabian Gulf as part of the USS Carl Vinson Carrier Battle Group and USS Peleliu Amphibious Ready Group. During duty in the North Arabian Sea, the Comstock helped rescue 16 Indian sailors from a listing vessel, donating supplies and more than 1000 dollars to assist.
Bridge winners for the week of April 16 include Monday first place Kathleen Solie and Marion Riley with Elaine Hanson and Brad Pretti second. Thursday winners are Sally Stockton and Marilyn Elliott first with Joyce Shutt and Bob Shutt second. Saturday north south winners are Jewel Harp and Ernie Harp, while east west victors are Barbara Leonard and Bob Snyder.
A pilot three-station Senior Outreach Lab at Villa Del Rey Retirement Inn in Roswell offers free wireless Internet via TrailNet and $3 monthly email access. The opening April 17 includes certificates for three free months, with ENMU Roswell and partners funding and staffing training for seniors 55 and older.
The United States Amateur Ballroom Dancers Association plans a Roswell chapter with Stanley Nelson as local coordinator. The group will sponsor monthly dances with a one hour lesson plus three hours of dancing, mixers, line dances, and college and high school training. Membership opens to singles and couples. For details contact Nelson at 623 5781.
The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame unveils a 33,000 square foot facility in Fort Worth Texas with a gala for donors of 500 or more featuring Lorrie Morgan. Local honorees include Bebe Clements Suzanne Norton Jones Louise Massey Dessie Sawyer Fern Sawyer Betty Sims Solt Ernestine Chesser Williams. The public opening follows a weekend of tours and a flag raising ceremony.
Texas Tech University student Andy F. Barrett received a certificate of merit for academic excellence. He earned honor roll status each semester and summer and was honored at a Feb. 15 reception. Barrett is the son of Sherri Barrett of Roswell and Galen Barrett of Amarillo.
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