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THE. BRUSSELS' POST,- JUNE 9, 19`6
MVCA For Brussels
Summer work planned
at Brussels mill
Arthritis campaign
a
ogram 130 (formerly S.W.E. involved with historical studies of
) at the Maitland. Valley Con- the Brussels, and Gorrie Mills,
ation Authority will include design plans for interior
local students working at renovations of the Authority
ous environmental enhance- , display, unit, and assisting with
t projects within the Maitland the program's information and
ershed. The format of this municipal work projects..
's program at M.V.C.A. has The clerical work for the
n changed somewhat from the Program will be done by Mary
in that the summer staff will Lou Mazer, a third year student
working directly under the of Resources Management at the
ervision of the regular University of Guelph.
hority field staff. Work The 1976 program is structured
ects for 7 crews (located at the so that technical and supervisory
s Reserve C.A., Wawanosh jobs are for a period of 14 weeks,
ey C.A., Galbraith C.A., and 14 post-secondary subforeman
ssels C.A.) will thus , be and labourers will work for 13
gned and co-ordinated by the , weeks, and 14 secondary school
. operations ' training session,
occupied most of these people for
-their first week of employment.
Post-secondary school
labourers presently on the job
include Wendy Mortimer and
Shirley McLaughlin of Listowel,
Beth Chowen and Janette Ginn of
Clinton, Judy Harkness of
Marathon, Barb Elliott of
Brussels, and Anne Welwood of
Wingham. To date, the work
crews have been planting trees,
cutting grass, conducting
clean-tip of conservation areas
and camp-sites, preparing the
new Falls Reserve campground
for seeding, and clearing brush.
In addition to these and other
Authority projects, the summer
staff will also be involved in
various work projects for the
Authority's member munici-
palities. Painting, landscaping,,
clean-up and some erosion control
work are some of the., jobs
presently proposed.
14 high school students will
begin work on July 5.
Lois McCall, Chairman of the
Brussels branch of the Arthritis
Society has announced that this
year's local campaign will start in
September. ,
"Some of the funds raised will
be used to help control arthritis
now, but the main purpose of the
campaign will be to provide
money for research and education
needed to conquer arthritis - to
conquer it much ,,,as polio and
tuberculosis have been beaten,"
said Mrs. McCall.
The Alrthritis Society points
out that arthritis is very often'not
taken seriously enough by those it
attacks with •the result that many
people have neglected to seek
medical help at the first sign of
the disease.
This can result in permanent
crippling. Eirly diagnosis is the
key to successful treatment, so if
you think, you haveArthritis, bring
it to your doetor's attention when
you have your next checkup.
Arthritis is the world's number
one crippler, but it is suggested
that if more people were aware of
the serious, nature of some forms
of arthritis and sought immediate
medical attention, the number of
those. who are disabled would be
tremendously reduced.
The Arthritis Society urgently
needs your support. ,
ed its hi
which
hico
of oh
and frit
:he fed
: less i
provita
would
nit of
fo
rs,
ction
year
horny Superintendent,
ham Jackson.
he Senior Supervisor's
don for this year has been
d by Rob Kelp of Formosa. In
ition to conducting the
hority's regular Information
Education program, Rob will
responsible for co-ordinating
administrative aspects of the
mer program.
lake Ferguson of Gorrie will
as this year's .senior
nician. A 25 year wildlife-
agement plan for the
vanosh Valley C.A.,
etative inventories and
nage mapping for the
ershed are some of the
cts in which Blake will be
Ived.
nn Dalton of Goderich will be
ying knowledge gained
ugh her four years, in the
graphy program at' Wilfred
ler University, as she
pletes infra-red' mapping and
ysis, updating of map
rmation from 1975 air
ographs, and designing a
ised watershed map.
ohn Elliott of Brussels, the
program technician, will be
students will be employed for 7
weeks.
Stude,nts employed as
subforeman for this year include
Pam Graul of Gadshill, Marilynne
Wise, of Clinton, Rob Weeks of
Listowel, Heather Jewell of
Goderich, Kathy Fines of
Bluevale, Candace Kidd of
Atwood and Brenda Johnston of
Belgrave. The regional safety and
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