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Rotary B- '1 will raise money for polio
The Goderich Rotary Ball, to be held
Saturday, November 14 at the Saltford
Valley Hall, is much more than a social ac-
tivity. Proceeds from the ball are earmark-
ed for Polio Plus, a Rotary International
campaign aimed at immunizing children
throughout the world against polio.
Two years ago, when Rotary Interna-
tional accepted the challenge of immunizing
all children against polio, they felt this goal
was .attainable. So attainable in fact that
they have visions of fulfilling their goal by
1990.
Locally? Dr. Bruce Thompson of the Alex-
andra Marine and General Hospital and a
member of the Goderich Rotary Club, said
the club will be dedicating all the profits
from the annual ball to Polio Plus.
"It ( the ball) is a well -attended, 'visual
event and a good way to introduce this cam-
paign locally," he said.
Although there are few cases of polio
reported in North America now, the disease
still flourishes in other countries, especially
the Third World Countries, Thompson
noted.
The cost to immunize a child against polio
is 12 cents. The total cost tocompletely ir-
radicate polio from the earth is $120 million.
Immunization against polio takes the form
of a small drop of liquid taken once orally.
With no political barriers and a worldwide
system of medical care already in place,
thanks to such groups as UNICEF,
Rotarians are looking forward to seeing
polio disappear as has smallpox. There
hasn't been a case of smallpox anywhere in
the world for over 10 years.
"The exciting thing about taking on a pro -
Immunizing a child against polio involves taking a small drop of liquid once orally.
ject such as this," Thompson said, "is the
fact that it canbe done in our lifetime. Kids
will stop dying."
The campaign first began with the pass-
ing of a jar at each Rotary meeting to collect
loose change. The first time the jar was
passed at the Goderich chapter,
remembered Thompson, there was enough
change to immunize 240 children.
While other Rotary events throughout the
year will be held to raise money for Polio
Plus, it is next week's Rotary Ball. which
will be the first fundraising event. This
year's ball also marks the 25th anniversary
of the Rotary Club in Goderich withthis
year's president being Gary Sholdice.
The Rotary Ball, to be held at the Saltford
Valley Hall, features the music of the eight -
piece band "Traces" from Delaware.
Tickets are available from any Goderich
Rotarian or at "Campbell's of Goderich".
Buy a ticket and support Polio Plus. •
Special euchretournament in Dungannon
A special "Euchre Tournament" . was
held at Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre.
on Monday evening Oct. 26. High prize win-
ner of the 18 tables present was Irene and
Bob Markham, 2nd prize winners - Evelyn
Errington and grandson Bill, 3rd prize
winners - Harvey .and Laverne Culbert.
At the regular Wednesday night games
15 tables enjoyed the Halloween costumes.
Three white cards vied for high - Elmer
Trommer - Bill Kraul and Gordon Pollock
with Elmer winning the draw - low white
card was Lois Haggitt - Muriel Moffatt
won high ladies and Anna Kraul lo* - Bir-
thday greetings were extended tu Pearl
Caldwell, Colleen Eedy, Alvin Sherwood,
Maxine Pollock, Evelyn Errington, Anna
Kraut, Jean Phillips - Marie McKenzie -
also congratulations to Clarence and
Adeline' Allin, the occasion, their 40th wed-
ding 'anniversary. Two little costumed
youngsters favoured all the seniors with a
chocolate bar treat.
Pearl Congram'received the good news
that her granddaughter Irene (Hasty) and
husband Glen Verheye were the proud
parents df a 71b: gbh Paul Devon Glen bbrn
on October 25th in Kitchener.
Get well wishes are extended to
Freeman Olson - a patient at Goderich
Hospital and Neis. Pearson at Wingham
Hospital. '
Les Wardell and wife Dorothy and son
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Henry of Ripley were Wednesday supper
guests of Jim and Margaret Errington.
Jo -Ann Whitney. and sons Ryan, Nathan
and Christopher Courtright spent. the
weekend with Sharon Dawson,. while
Steven went hunting with the boys.
Leonard Snelgrove • and friend Sarnia
were mid -week visitors with his sister
Mrs. Don Shetler.
Edith Yunkie (Treleven) from Toronto
visited with Mrs Thos Park this week.
(Tuesday)
Brad Park is still in University Hospital
London and hopes to be home this. week
sometime.
Visitors with Wanda and Tim Hodges,
Sunday were Mike and Val Bendig, Joey
and -Katie of Goderich.
Todd Park was home from Peter-
borough for the weekend and visited with
family and friend's he returned on Sunday.
He is a student at Sir Sanford Fleming
where he -is studying for Law and Security.
Toy Council receives ,funds
primarily to evaluate the play value, design
and durability of toys. The results are
published in the council's annual Toy Report
Which was launched recently in Toronto.
Participating 'in ' the book launch, the
Minister underlined the value of the report
to consumers.
. .
"The government. is proud to be
associated with this worthwhile project. The
Toy Report assists manufacturers in pro-
ducing toys geared to the way children play,
which in turn increases consumer value,"
Mr. Andre said.
Federal Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Minister Harvie Andre announced that
$127,000 has been awarded to the Canadian
Toy Testing Council under his department's
funding program for consumer and volun-
tary organizations.
"As the council enters its 35th year, my
department is pleased to support its role in
the marketplace," Mr. Andre noted, ad-
ding that over the last 16 years the depart-
ment has provided more than $400,000 in
funds to the council.
This yearthe council is using the funds
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