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THE cRusegia PAST BRUSSELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, JAN. 27th. 1001
THE BRUSSELS POST
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Attention Citizens
Of Brussels
March of 'Dimes wog for 19GO
is $800,Q00.00 and iu Brussels it
for help, not realizing that some.-
are very badly needed, to carry
en the . vital 'work; of re4atdlitat-
jug the adult disabled of this
district. Brussels is part. of the
Central Western Ontario .Branch
13oard and there are 2G1 disabled
persons already known to the
Ontario March of mines In this
branch area. No doubt there are
many more who have not yet come
for help, not realizing that some-
thing might still be done for them.
in spite of long-standing dis-
ability. If our readers know of
such perSone, please suggest to
to them that they write to the
District March of Dimes office at
Kitchener and the caseworker will
call on them, There are some
people who cannot be rehabili-
tated fore various reasons but the
March of Dimes is anxious to be
sure no one is missed who can
he helped.
Our chief lVfaraching Mother is
again this year Mrs. Ross
McCall and we are hoping to
have as successtill a canvass as
last year» We trust that an Mon-
day. Pell. 7, 1.966 we will find
porch lights on and be merle as
Welcome as in our previous
canvass.
Sponsoring the March of
Dimes again this year will be
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge of
Brussels,
CNIB ASKS HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL FOR$3,000 GRANT
TO AID BUILDING
The .Canadian National institute
for the Blind has requestel a
grat of $3,000 to help pay the cost
Of a $144,000 addition to Tweeds- •
muir Hall, residence and service
centre for the blind serving the
counties of Huron. Elgin, Middle-
sex and Perth.
A CNIB delegation made up of
7, H. Kinkead, Chairman of the
CNID Huron County Advisory
Board, J. E, Caruk,, Public Re-
District Field Secretary. met witr
lotions Officer and F,. F. Wheeler,
members of the Huron, County
Council to explain financing of
the project and the basis for
grant requests. The addition, now
under Construction. is to be cont-
leted by mid-March and will pro-
vide thirteen additional bedrooms
and a. workshop.
S„ grant of $32,000 will be re-
ceived from the provincial goVetn-
ment and the CN113 is asking a,
siiuitar atnount Collectively froM
the municipalities nerved by
TweedsInuir - London, St,
Themas, Stratford. St. Mar-vs, and
Mayen, Elgin, Middlesex and Perth
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