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SCHENLEY AWARD TROPHY
HURON TB
DIRECTORS MEET
Directors of the Huron County
Tuberculosis Association were
told at a meeting in the Elm
Haven Motor Hotel in Clinton
that Huron and Perth Counties
have the lowest incidence of tub-
erculosis in Ontario. Mrs, Beryl
Davidson,, Stratford, e:Kecutive
secretary Of the 'association said
that the current program in
:Huron includes a survey of the
23: nursing homes in the county,
and a retirement. dad pre-em-
ployment progzeTn. Last Week
235 residents at HuronView, Clin-
ton, the county's home for the
tared, were ex-rayed for TB and
other chest conditions by the
i3eck Sanatorium, London. A sur-
vey of all food handlers in the
county has just been completed
T. A. Taylor. Drumbo" presi-
dent of the Orford County Tu-
berculosis Association. as guest
speaker asked just how 'efficient
is a. nThss x-ray. He said that
there is always a segment of. the.
PoPulation which does not re-
s-cond ("Huron's last Mass x-ray
surVeY, two years ago. saw 51
per cent, of the population com-
l.-O. "We should he asking, our-
selves if reasearch is the answer
to the T1 problem,
vaccine became the answer of the
problem ot"polib":ay-
To The Electors,Of The Village Of Brussels
Having served as your Reeve for the past four years, I again solicit
your support on Monday, December 5th, 1966.
Anyone wishing a ride to the polls please call 147.
CAL KRAUTER
To The Electors Of The Village Of Brussels
Your support for the office of Reeve for the Village of Brussels is
solicited on Monday Dec. 5th, I propose the following for your con.
sideration.
(1) Set up and organize a Local Planning -Committee for better
Community improvements on a term basis.
(2) Hold one or two public meetings during, the year to review
municipal affairs and hear sugnestlons and opinions of the
peOple.
(3) A thorough enquiry into proper policing for the village, and
issue a report on the results of the enquiry.
(4) Prepare a financial statement for nomination meeting to show
all Revenue and Expenditures for the municipality sod the
P,U.C.
Anyone wishing, transportation phone 39,,
FOR REEVE VOTE HERB STRETTON
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"To The Electors Of The Village Of Brussels
Having served as a Councillor of the. Village of Brussels for the
past two years, i wowd appreciate your vote and influence on Dec. 8'.
If elected I will continue to serve the residents of this village to
the best of my abilltyi
NAN, CAMPBELL
he 'Flocto-s Of The Village Of Brus"sels
I would arnrepiate your support for Councillor, in the Dec. 5th
municipal election.
.1,t elected I will serve the residents of E3russets to the best of my
ability: r
For transporfation to.the polls phone 43.
CLARENCF (Ten \
To The of
Village Of Brossels
Once again, l would like to ask for your support and vote on Men-
day, Dec. 5, so. I sari `serve vo u as councillor foll'''e'rti,ther term, to the
Pest of my abItity.'—
Th- Viliar!e Of ChriSseTS
I would like to th.giik':Volrfor the 'bonfidence you placed in me as
your councillor-for the past two years,
Once again I ask for your suoocrt, so I may continue a your 'ep
resertative on the village
Anyone wantmp transoortation to the polls please phone 56.
JACK" L. McCUTCHEON
")*e ('sf Th. Villacve Of Br‘..issels
Your vote or confidence in me to serve vouAs a councillor for
another year would he sincerely appreciated,. I shafraoain work for
the best ilitensts of cvervonc to help make Brussels a pleasant
n ri pros essive village, to live in.
Phone P56 or 22 for trannportatiOn to the boils on Monday, Dec. 5.
Sincerely,
1,,AWRIP CIOUSTN5
lor, T-T.e was introduced by 'Dr.
Harold yokes, Dungannon. and
er-4 liked by MiAa MileerNOTrien,
Goderich.
George Watt, Blyth, nresi dent
of the asreintion reported that
772 N-rpys were taken at't'be• Tn-
ternational Plowing MatekSea-
forth, last. month. TTe -paid tribute
to Mrs. Davidson for the project
'1?vhich the Huron County' IT,
IAssociation snonsor'ed. He said' I.
that it was the , first time
1
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that the service of a chest x-ray
has ever been provided at an Tri
ternational Plowing Match. -
1,ASt year the county asseeia-
-tibn donated $41.000 to the Triter-
natinal 0- IT,Yrion Against Tuber-
eulosis: to a snroini fund of the
Ontario TB '.A.s.tociation to fin-
ancially asSiSt .. needy tubercul-
osis associations. and money for
research fOr all chest conditions.
Huron County's new director
for the H.nron , County Health
..J.Jii.t.,., Dr: Gerald Evans attended
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Phone 120 Russ Jackson of the Ottawa Rough Riders' made football
history again this year as he was named Most Outstanding
Player arid Canadian Player of the Year in the Canadian
Schenley Football Awards. He also won both these awards
in the 1963 season, the first player ever to be a finaliSt in
two categories. Linebacker, Wayne Harris of the Calgary
Stampeders was named Lineman of the Year, the second straight year he has received this honour.
Aboye, Jackson holds the Canadian Schenley Football
Award which he received at a special reception in Van-
cdtiver; Thursday, November 24th. He also received a total
of $3,500 in Canaci:i Savings Bond.5.'While Harris-reOlveci $1,500 in Bonds, HELP FIGHT
Tur::;rink tht ,,f,r.taYs, FrIdayft. and Saftordav a.m.
Thursday evenings by p,nnointment only. Phone Senforth 527-1240
Clintriri Office - Medical centr e, yiatte,nbury Street
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