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Members of the 1st Seaforth Cub Pack posed for a picture
following a. recent meeting. They are: Back Row (left)
Mike Scott, G erry. McLaughlin, Earl Ribey, David Ellis,'
Robert 'Thompson, David Underwood, Bryan. Ruston, Paul
Ellis, Larry Irwin; (2nd. row) Peter Underwood,' Steven
Underwood, Frank Vincent, ilea - Johnston, Bradly Rice
Ritchie Cameron, ..Mark UnderWood, Harold Chesney, Jim
Saldivar; '(1st. row) Jim Savauage, Mark McLlwain, Garry
Malone, Jim Laverty, Bobbie Malone, Garry , Bedard,
Marty Flannigan, Mike Bedard and Danny Broome. •
.At .the.. left Perth District Commissioner, Lloyd Cameron,.
of , Staffa, invests Larry Irwin (left) into the pack
'at .a recent ceremony 'while Gerry McLaughlin and Bobbie
Malone look on. (Staff Photo)
1st Seaforth cub pack
reports busy p gram
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with the
household
accounts.
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At a. recent meeting of the
Ist. Seaforth Cub Pack , Perth
District Commissioner Lloyd-
Cameron, invested two Cub
Leaders, Cathy Cameron • and
Tom Wright, both "of R. R. '2,
Staffa. Bobbie and Garry Malone
of St. Columban and Larry Irwin
of Seaforth .. were also invested
into the Ist. Seaforth Ci) pack,
and received their ., yellow and
black' neckerchieves and badges.
TWenty-One of the boyl have re-
ceived their interpreter's badges
by speaking French. The Cubs
have bee working hard at their
cub work and some of the boys
have received their black, green
and blue stars, as well as a
number of badges. There are
twenty-seven active cubs from
Seaforth and the surrounding area
and it Is hoped the number will
'increase by fall.
Leaders are: Assistant Cub-
masters, Mary Cameron, Cathy,
Cameron, Douglas Dick, Tom
Wright and Cubmaster, Rhea
Jameron, all of R.R. 2, stilfa,
Ontario.
Dads is trying
to figure
out hOw to
beat his
income tax.
earth don't you buy them a
TALLYMASTER?
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Tuberculin testing FIRST PRESBYTERIAN •CHURCH
'is on the increase
which meant taking a drug called '
isoniazid in One dose every day'
before breakfast. As a result,
many industries decided to finan-
ce and continue their own perm-
anent TB prevention programs.
Tuberculin testing was made a
prerequisite for employment in•
many industries.
TB can be eradicated. And pre-
ventative programs in industry
can play a central role in con-
trolling the disease. See your
local tuberculosis and respira-
tory disease association. They'
have the facts.
Spring
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SERVICES
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Mass testing for TB in child-
ren is being deemphasized these
days. But tuberculin testing in
industry is.on the increase.
There are reasons for the
change of emphasis. For one
thing, only a small percentage of
children who are tested in school
programs show a positive reac-
tion tolhe tuberculin test. Tub-
erulin testing identifies people
who have tuberculous infections;
these people can be given pre-
ventative treatment so they will
not develop active disease.
• Once children and even adUits
with tuberculous Infections are
spotted, however,' it can be a
problem to convince them to take
pills so they will not develop ac-
tive TB. The situation is quite
different in industry.
Take Wisconsin as an exam-
, pie. In a recent article in
"Medial Tribune", Dr. Richard
P. Jahn---medical director of
the Wisconsin TuberculosiS and
,Respiratory Disease Association
reports that less than one per
cent of primary school children
in the state show apositite reac-
• tion to the .tuberculin test. In
fact," 98 per cent of all positive
reactors in the state are over 20
years of 'age. And 84percent are
above the age of 35. Obviously,
tuberculin testing programs
should aim at adults.
An original demonstration and
training program was Set up by
the ASsociation in , industries in
the state. Tuberulin positive
rates in many industries were
high. And---a factor essential
for TB prevention----workers
were willing to begin a 't,ear-lOng
• preventative treatment program,
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1 Vegetable Bowl
1 Creamer
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Special Music by the
Choir
Duets by Mrs. Donald Overholt
and Mr. David Stewart.
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