4 THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT., NOVEMBER 14, 1981
C 'est Si Bon:
An
Exp
Gourmet
. Imagine a dinner that begins
with a selection of 28 hors
d'oeuvers, proceeds through
14 courses served with six
complementary wines; . and
took 20,000 man-hours to
prepare. That's the experience
you'll enjoy (visually at least)
when C'EST SI BON airs
November 25, 10:30 p.m., On
enence
Center Channel 4.
The half-hour gourmet
spectacular condenses a dining
adventure which actually
lasted nearly nine hours. At-
Monday-Friday Daytime
November 16-20. 1981
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tired in black tie and evening
gowns, the lucky guests at the
annual University of
Wisconsin-Stout Haute
Cuisine Dinner come from all
over the United States for this
once in a lifetime event.
Stout students spend three
years of undergaduate study
preparing for the chance to be
on the Haute Cuisine staff
the chance to assist with a din
ner that takes 20,000 man
hours to complete because of
its extravagance as well as its
complex and precise execu
tion. At a cost of more than
$540 a couple, the food is all'
prepared by seniors majoring
in hotel and restaurant
management. Tantalizing and
overwhelming, - the many
courses range from crown rack
of veal with sauteed apples to
a floundef stuffed with crab,
lobster and shrimp to a
pineapple ice cream dessert
served with flaming fruit.
Hosted by Max Herbach,
C'EST SI BON features
special guest Christian Inden,
who has twice won the Escof
fier Medal for high achieve
ment intfie culinary arts.
ATTACKING ANOTHER
KILLER
Allan R. Magie, Ph.D MJ.H.
After the worldwide vic
tory over smallpox, health of
ficials are now pursuing the
elimination of other infectious
diseases. In the United
States,, measles is considered
the most threatening of child
hood contagious diseases. A
vigorous campaign began in
1978 to rid the nation of
measles by, October 1, 1982. If
it is. successful, the program
could be k model for other
countries desiring to elimi
nate similar infectious dis
eases. . ,
In the United States during
the 1950s, before measles vac
cine was available, an average ,
of one-half million cases were
reported each year and it is
estimated only one in ten
cases were reported. Compli
cations resulting from mea
sles included pneumonia, en
cephalitis resulting in per
manent brain damage and
mental retardation, ear infec
tions leading to deafness, and
a rare and fatal degenerative
disease. An average of 500
died each year. In 1962, the
year before vaccine was wide
ly used, nearly five million
cases of measles were re
ported. After 1963, reported
measles cases dropped by
more than 90 percent.
Three factors make domes
tie measles elimination a pos
sibility: (1) humans are the
only susceptible host; (2) an
effective vaccine is available;
and (3) the number of people
in the carrier stage without
DENTURE WEARERS
A major -advancement
H
CUSHION GRIP
DENTUPr 'ADHESIVE
one appi. ion holds
comfortably y, to 4 clays
detectable symptoms yet able
to spread the virus is re
duced. The United States program
consists of four major efforts:
1. More emphasis on find
ing and immunizing suscept
ible adolescents and young
adults, most of whom were
born before vaccine was, in
general use; ' ' "
2. More efforts to insure
that school immunization re
quirements cover children in
all grades, and that these re
quirements are enforced.
3. Broadening the scope of
the present surveillance sys
tem in order to find cases that
would previously have gone
unreported.
4. Improving the ability to
control epidemic outbreaks.
The campaign to remove a
serious health threat is worth
duplicating in every country
of the world. However, mea
sles is only, one of many in
fectious diseases for which an
effective vaccine is available.
Persistent effort can bring the
desired results that of elimi
nating disease.
brtU Health Dmartmrnt, Gmt
ral Confaraie of toe Seventh-day
Adventist Church, as a community
service.
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