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ingwaY)0 Flower Pie; Ila McLarty, Mrs.
N. Reid, Lottie McCutcheon.
Black and White: Mrs. N.Reid,
Lottie licCutcheon, Mrs.Cud-
more.
lloSPltal Joy: Wilma Hemingway,
Ha McLarty, Lottie Me-
CUtetleon.
Miniature Thoughts: Vaned*
Bremner, Shirley wheeler,
Elsie Cunningham.
Baby News: Panetta Bremner,
MrS. N. Reid, Shirley Wheeler
Coffee Begonias; Lottie MCCut-
citoon, Alfred Knight, Shirley
wheeler.
Tea Party: Grace Hewitt,Annie
Reid, Lottie McCutcheon.
Guest Boom: Lottie McCutcheon,
Mrs. Cudmore.
Hall Mums:,Mrs.cudmore,Lettle
McCutcheon, Elsie Cuaning-r
ham,
For what We Have;' Mrs. N.
Reid, Wilma Hemingway,
Lottie McCutcheon410nOrahle
mention, Shirley Wheeler),
Harmony Centre: Alfred Knight,
Ha manly, Mrs. ,F.Dunk.
African Single plower: Oa Mc -
LartY, Eleanor Hemingway,
Lottie McCutcheon.
African Double Flower: Lottie
McCutcheon, Ila McLarty.
African Collection of , 3: Lottie
McCutcheon Shirley Wheeler
Cacti: Ila McLarty
Pious e Plant in Bloom: Lottie
McCutcheon, Mrs. A.Walkee
Special House Plants; LulaKerr,
Shirley Wheeler.
Pendula Begonia: Mrs. A.Walker,
Mrs. F. Dunk, Mrs. E. Cun-
ningham.
Mrs. Bert Hemingway (left) and. Mrs. Shirley Wheeler were among interested spectators at the
annual Brussels Flower Show on Saturday. (Staff Photo)
TB among
the primates
TB outbreaks can happen
in the strangest places.
At a Tennessee zoo recently a
female rhesus monkey, who had
been nursing her young infant,
died. Tests later showed the
mother monkey had had TB. Other
tests showed TB had spread to
five more primates, including a
ringtail monkey who died while
being tranquilized for an eyelid
tuberculin test.
TB testing of zoo personnel
showed that four had positive
reactions to tuberculin tests,
which indicated that TB germs
were in their bodies. X-rays
showed no lung damage, though.
One of the zoo workers who had
a negative reaction to the tuber-
culin tests, however, had a posi-
tive reaction when he was re-
tested months later. . It can
take from two to ten weeks after
the infection before a positive
reaction shows. TB germs can
also lie low in the body and then
become activated when the body's
defenses are down.
As a result of the episode --
which was reported by Dr. Luther
Fredrickson at the Mid-
west Interprofessional Seminar
on Diseases Common to Animals
and Man, --both animals and per-
sonnel at the zoo will be tested
for TB two or three times a year.
And a glass partition has been
placed between the primates and
the public.
If either animals or people
have live TB germs in their
sputum, they can spread the
disease just by coughing or
sneezing. And anyone -- monkey
or man-- may have active dis-
ease with no symptoms at all.
Some of the common symp-
toms of TB-- when there are •
any--are coughing a lot, feeling
tired all the time, spitting blood,
and losing weight. Any one or
all of the symptoms can mean
TB.
To find out more about TB
and what can be done to prevent
outbreaks, contact your local
tuberculosis and respiratory
disease associatiot
Mrs. Lottie McCutcheon, who was awarded top prize for
most over all points in the Brussels Flower Show poses with
her violet entry that brought her a first prize. (Staff Photo)
Howick bingo winners
Walkerton, Frank Hamilton,
Lucknow, Mrs. Busby, Belmore,
Mrs. Angus, Wingham, Jack
Felker, Listowel, Mrs. Day,
Ellis, Palmerston, Don
Foerester, Elmira, Mrs. Damn,
Regular games; Mrs. Dave
& Nellie Gannett, Wingham &
Mrs. Jeannie Newman, Wingham.
ListOwel, Dolly Felker, Listowel
riston & Mrs. Bellinger, Hanover
Dart Game; $11; Maude
Lucky Draws; Mrs. Kaufman,
Wingham, Mrs. C. Henry, Harr- Greenley, Harriston.
iston, Jean Griffin, Lucknow,
Agnes Williamson, -Wingham,
Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh, Jim
Scott, Listowel, Brenda Gooding,
Listowel, Mrs. Bates, Harriston,
Mrs. Turner, Harriston , Mrs.
Hoeffle, Mildmay, Mrs. S. Holl-
oway, Wingham, Patsy Theodorff,
LAstowel, Jack Felker, Listowel,
Mrs. C. Henry, Harriston, Frank
Hamilton, Lucknow.
Share the Wealth 1; Brenda
Gooding, Listowel and Mrs.Hall-
oway, Wingharn; 2, Dave Ellis,
Palmerston.
$25 Special; Mrs. Bates,
Harriston.
Jackpot Consolation plus
bonus; Joan Robinson, Lucknow.
Lap Card Special: Jean Alton,
Harriston & Deanna Bciyd, Gor-
rie.
Door Prizes; Lyda Reidt,
Wroxeter, Maude Greenleyi
Harriston, Gladys Bates, Har-
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10-414E BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 30, 1972