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United Press International
CHMOND, Mich. — Eight-
old Adam Schneider, locally
iwned for once having put 40
melons seeds in his nose, has
cured of a hearing impairment
had for six years,
octors removed a ball bearing
his ear.
iVe figure it’s been in there
t six years,” his mother, Diane,
Monday. “The reason I say that
cause when he was about 2, he
his twin brother went into my
land’s shop and got into a big
of ball bearings.
iVe thought he had a hearing
lem,” the mother of four said,
definitely seemed not to be
to hear. He had to be real close
e TV. You could stand real close
nd him and say ‘Adam,’ and he
Idn’t hear you.
have had him to eye, ear, nose
throat specialists,” Schneider
“They didn’t find anything —
of course I don’t think they were
[y looking for a ball bearing. ”
[he third-grader last week re
ed his hearing after X-rays for
nrelated problem led physicians
e ball bearing.
e was playing with his brother
week and hurt himself so I went
e hospital to see if he had a bro-
collarbone,” said the mother of
tousled-haired blond child. “To
afe he did a skull X-ray.
iVell, they checked the X-rays
said all was fine, but last
day a radiologist called and said
child had piece of metal in his
” Schneider said,
e took the X-rays to our family
[tor and he went probing around
found the ball bearing,
he doctor said he’d seen some
Inge things but he’d never seen
Jthing like this before,” she said.
When he was 2, Adam was sitting
it the family table eating water-
and started pushing seeds up
nose. By the time his mother
jght him, he had forty of them
ged in his nostrils, and had to be
n to a doctor to have them ex
ited.
he feat made him something of a
lighborhood legend. But his
■ther said Adam hasn’t let the
joriety change his life style.
IVhen the .Detroit News called to
about a photograph Monday
t, Adam got so excited he ran
in the front yard, fell and gashed
head. Photographers waited pa-
itly while a doctor administered
stitches.
[ospital
iod gets
lew image
United Press International
l)IL CITY, Pa. — Hospital food,
tch with a montli-he chronic complaint of the in-
d the best recipe®4acitated, has a new image in Oil
exas ingredients. By thanks to a gourmet chef, a
>ff for seven DmMaurant-style menu and a, wine
Tolbert’s Chili
The patient is my customer —
n though he is captive,” said
[rshom Chan, food service direc
at Oil City Hospital,
han, 33, is a gourmet chef with a
jhy style who has won national
[zes for recipes for almond de
pt, seafood souffle and black
|ame seed pudding.
hat is he doing at the 250-bed
[ility in northwestern Pennsyl-
ts were selected
al celebrities, *
icks in the Texas
Society,
appeared wearing
mis looks. Most li
section. Each cool
s, and distributed
judges, who were
s very imagina^fce grins and points to the hospi-
irger that require* tal’s executive ac l m i n j s trator Neil
the recipe, spo 1 Jodhunter, saying, “He made me
[Texas Month' mioffer I couldn’t refuse.”
lunching the e formerly managed a
of Corpus Chris p anese s t e ak house in Pittsburgh.
|his 2Mi years as food service di-
ttor, he has spiced up the hospi-
|'s trays with the flair he used to
lish out to his restaurant customers.
I #£"^7 I W e use color, texture and aroma
\ti\\ isteam up the appetite. The food
les not have to be bland,” he said.
y lChan said he is moving in step
ith what he said is a new trend in
I Kpital meals.
f i'Hospital food used to be back-
Brd, but now it is progressive.
Bere’s no reason it can’t be
■aginative. It has to keep up with
■ times.”
|Eight-page menus — with a short
Pe list —- now are the regular fare
ithe hospital. The menus look like
(hose handed out in restaurants, but
|e prices are missing.
Patients are permitted to ask their
litors to stay for a meal, providing
toy pay an extra $4.
["The worst thing in the world is to
ive to eat by yourself. Even the
Sst filet in town is tasteless without
•tnpany,” Chan said.
|For new parents, there is a quiet,
Wipagne dinner with some deici-
|s choices — quiche Lorraine,
(bone steaks, cherrystone clams or
let w parents are
_ „(nasted, at no extra charge, the sec-
■ W night after their baby is born.
fEveryone looks forward to it,”
Id Terri Emery of Oil City, an ex-
ctant mother in the hospital’s
ternity ward. ‘‘I’ve already
iked at the menu.”
The food service director took
er off the menu when he saw the
tients push it aside.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1979
If 1 had a
hammer
Michael Joseph, of 3902 E.
29th St Bryan, tries to undo
the damage of a Cherokee
Chief did to his 1977 Cougar.
Joseph’s car was struck when
the Jeep tried to make a left
turn from the outside lane
while north-bound on Texas
Ave., while Joseph was in the
inside land.
Battalion photo by Floyd WUte
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