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TBALL AWARDS,
"The Scherdey Award is a personal thing arid it-grves you a lot of satisfaction," Quarterback•ldn Lancaster df the Saskat-
chewan Roughriders beamed as he accepted the trophy as Most Outstanding Player. It. was a long-awaited prize for -
Lancaster w ho NN as a runner-up to record Awards m inner Russ Jackson in 1966. He is shown smiling happily, standing
,.. directly behind the Trophy, in the above photo taken immediately following the presentation of the Canadian Schenley
Fo6tball Awards at the ( )'keefe Centre in Toronto on November 26th. The w inners and near -winners from left to right
are: Tackle Angelo Mosca, runner-up for, the Lineman of the Year Award; Canadian Player of the Year, Running Back
Jim Young of the B.C. Lions; the grand winner—Rona Lancaster;mLineman of the Year, Linebacker Wayne Harris of the
Calgary Stampeders; Alouette Defensive Halfback Al Phaneuf, runner-up for the Canadian Player of the Year Award;
and Tiger -Cats O fensi•ve End Tommy Joe Coffey, runner-up for the Most Outstanding Player' Award. The third and final
ballot f the 18th annual •Canadian Schenley Football Awards, sponsored by Canadian -Schenley Distilleries Ltd., was
'mailed directly to the Montreal Trust Company. w ho held the results in strictest secrecy until the precise moment of the
Awards presentations to the winners. The Most Outstanding Player received a $2,000 Canada Savings Bond and a Tex
Coulter painting of himself. His Club (Saskatchewan Roughriders) received an engraved gold and ebony plaque. Both the
Canadian Player of the Year and the Lineman of the Year received a $1,500 Canada Savings Bond and a, -painting of
themselves. Each of the three runners-up received a $500 Canada Savings Bond and'a painting of himsef.
Dental health
School checkups bridge the gap
At times, Johnny and Joan
may bring home a dental slip
from- school, which requests
your permission for their teeth
to be checked and cleaned.
Because your. children visit
the family dentist regularly and
haven't complained about
toothaches, you may wonder
about the, checkup's worth.
When a dental health team visits
a school, it wants to provide a
dental check for as many
children as possible. ,
Many mothers forget how
time flies and that it's close to
checkup time. Aside from
serving as a good reminder,
school checkups often allow for
detection of cavities when they
are just beginning. The usual six
months between -visits provides
enough time for decayvto set in,
especially in children's teeth.
You may decide after the
school checkup that you'd
better get your child to the
dentist even before the
six-month visit comes due to
catch the decay while its just
beginning. This would save much
time, expense and give less
discomfort to the child.
The school health team, can
often spot if your child's teeth
and jaws are not developing
properly and you may want to
get your dentist's views. After
the examination, the dental
team may clean and paint your
child's teeth with fluoride to
help prevent decay. The team
may also give classroom_ talks,
show films on dental healthand
teach the proper brushing
technique. Sometimes the
children are given a dental
colouring book or a free
toothbrush.
After the school checkup, if
your child comes home shouting
"Look ma, no cavities!" don't
be deluded into thinking you
can delay his appointment with
your regular dentist. The school
dental team does not use x-rays
and cannot give a thorough
checkup.
that treatment may be needed,
but it is your dentist who
establishes what type and how
much treatment is needed.
Canadian Dental
• Association.
For over a hundred
Christmases now The Salvation
Army has been bringing little
gifts and the warmth .of
' friendship' into hospitals,
prisons, old people's homes, into
all the "dark corners" of life.
The Army of the helping hand
tries to fill that December 25
date with the true meaning and
spirit of Christmas • . . . for
' The school team alerts you, everyone.
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