HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-02-12, Page 6TB INCIDENCE IN WORLD
IS NOT IMPROVED
The rase finding ehairmon of
the Huron-Perth Tahortmlosis
and Respiratory Diseuse Assoc-
iation. 'NM Leiper, Londesboro,
brought membership to date con-
cerning actioities Of tno Inter
national rition Against TB at a
reeeni meetiug oil the Association.
Mr. Leiper said that the presi
dent of the. -International
_Against TB. Dr. ;Johannes Holm.
has stated that the incidenee • of
TB in .he 'world is not improved,.
there being eight million cases in
India alone,
The .1.Thion jA carrying on. at
snceessfill T11 prevention pro-
g,ranun0 in the • :Eastern region
which includes Ceylon and Malay-
sia. The e anadian Tuberculco,18
a nd 'Respiratory 1)isease 1s so--
tion donating $15,000 to the pro.
jest with the Ontario Association
donating $10.000 of that amount.
The Huron-Perth TBRD ASSOC-
iUtiOn 1?-111 autonomous agent (
the Ontario TRDR Association.
Mr, 1,eiper emphasized the need
to fight TB wherever it is found
and not only in the fluron-Perth
area. This is a measure of self
defence,' •he said, because the
world of to-day has beeomo
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Barn, Also Fire Extinguishers.
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Specializing in Farm Accounts
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Phone: 376-5785
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MoLEAN HEAPS
BOARD AT SEAFORTH
S. V, :McLean was re-elected
cliairmail of the Seaforth Plan,
ning Hoard at Its inaugural meet-
ing in the Town
Reeve joint Flannery was elect-
ed vive-chairman. and P. 13.
McConnell was re-elected secretary
Secrel.ary-treasurer,
The Board agreed to hold meet-
ings on the third Tuesday of each
niontlo The activity for the Year
was planned.
HURON•PERTH UCW
PRESBYTERIAL MEETING
Nips, Stewart. Minor, till
was elected president of
the Huron-Perth l.'resbyterial of
the 'Coiled Church Women at the
t\INI.cetisrleti..1\IN.7d lillisnlItUL-IlTnint-iee:;r ting in the
Church,
Clinton.
'l'iie lwesid on 1 of the London
Conference Mrs. H. R.
(;oodfenow, c)l.' Sault Ste. Marie.
conduoted the installation of
officers. About 275 members. rep-
resentative of the $4 ohure,lieS
in the "presbyterial wore • in.
.ationdanee,
Vice-presidents are; Mrs; Str,ort
Shier, RR 1, St. MoryS, -and MrS,
Lloyd l3eud, Clinton,
Airs, Orville Sawyer, Mitehell,.
is the recording seeretary and
:Mrs, C. 1V. Sach. (tonne, eorres-
pouding st",eretary. Sharing the'
duties of treasurer are Mrs. Waltfo
MeDonald. RR t. and
Miss rithel Gable of 74urich.
Huron regional presidents are:
North. Mrs. flarold Doig. Ford-
centre, Mrs. Orval liatri
son. lilt 1, Monk-ton west, Mrs,
1'4,11 Alton, RR 7, Lucknow: south,
Mrs. 'William Cann, RR. 1, Hensall.
'!Committee chairmen include
Mrs. George Potter, RR 3, Clin-
ton: Mrs, Albert Daynard, Staff.a;
aml Mrs, Lloyd 11.4 8, Can-
ton,
Portfolio secretaries :are;
Mixer Baker, 1tit6, "sit. Marys;
Mrs.. [tarok! Currie, ljentmll; Mrs,
dobti Olibunk, Listowel; Mrs,
Clarke ,Kennedy, Grand Bend.:
Mrs. Carl flemingway, RR; 3, .13'riia,
; and Mrs, Chester Flail. RR 1,
'Mrs. Da.rold Babensoe, of Strut,
fJrd, who assumed the position. of
president of the presbyterial in
1068 when the two counties amet-
gamated, was presented with
silver pin in recognition of her
service, by Mrs, .Boy Galway of
Listowel.
A panel was presented on the
theme "The Demands of Total
1..mve", in the absence, due.
illness, of the scheduled guost
,o)eaker, 'Rev— Susan Seymour.
The pane') was introduced by 31iss
Elizabeth Facey, deaconess at
Central United Church, Stratford,
with Mrs. Colin Leitch, Mrs. II. K.
Plant and Mrs. Babensee, all of
Stratford.
'Mrs. inbodfellow told the meet-
ing that of the $11.000,000 raised
last Year by the United Church :of
Canada for the mission and ser-
vice hind, $2,000,000 was contoi-
bated by the 170W, The Mir-wt.
Perth group's financial statement
indicated that its members ha'?
donated in exoesk of $00.500,
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One word won't tell ,‘ein who yolt
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You've got to keep on growing.
One little ad won 't do at all,
Y.ou've got to keep them going.
And the constant advertiser
Is the one who gets tic' TRADE."
BRUSSELS BOY FtuNNEFWJP
IN PUBLIC SPEAKING.Q0N.TEST •
Ernest McMillan, 12, sou of Mr.
aud Mrs. Donald 11101illau of
aeoorich took Lop honors ot the
!Imam Outlay public speaking,
comost sponsored py the Ontario
Public School Trustees Assue.
lotion and Ontario Hydro,
iqrnest,,. a .(..;.moo 7 student. at
Roherisou Memorial School, is
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'Feb. 21 at Glencoe District. High
School.
i0,inaers,up were Lloyd Vol-
lunce of Brussels Public School
and Darlene (;Dulles of East, 'Wto
wanosh Central School, Lielgravo,
Judges were Mti,j. George l'or.
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Clinton, And John' McCarron of
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'Turkey, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chips
Perth regional presidents are: The constant drop of water
north. Mrs'. Douglas McKay. With Wears aW"Dy the hardest stone:
lenslein; west., Mrs, Harris Bur- And by constant. gnawing, Towsor
son. RR 1. Pullarton: south, Mrs. Alnsticates the toughest bone.
Robert Ratcliffe, RR- 11,St. Marys;
The constant, cooing lo•ver oast, Mrs. Gtena.de 'Murray.,
Carries Off the blushing maid, stock.