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Kids entertain seniors
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Helen Fulford of Maitland Manor helps give out
candy to the trick or treaters from the Goderich
Municipal Day Nursery who visited the residence
on Monday. The children visited several nursing
homes and hospitals in the area last week in their
Halloween costumes. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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BY JEFF SEDDON
Bayfield reeve Ed
Oddleifson sees no reason
why a complete series of
immunizations shouldn't
be. required for children
entering public, separate
and private schools in
Ontario and questioned'
the health committee of
Huron County council
when it recommended
Friday that council not
Colborne 4-H meetings
Tiger Dunlop Group
No. 2 "Crunchies Crew"
reported two meetings
held this past week. On
Thursday, October 26
they held their sixth
meeting at the home of
theirleader, Ms'. Brenda
Thompson.
Activity of the meeting
was judging four sets of
tea biscuits whereupon
the girls divided into two
groups and solved the
case study. The girls then
discussed the
Achievement Day skit,
after which the meeting
adjourned.
The girls met again on
Monday evening, October
30 at the home of Mrs.
Brenda Thompson for
their Halloween party to
which their mothers or a
baby sister or brother
were invited.
The first part of the
evening was spent in
enjoying games which
were in the charge of
Barbara Clark, Mary
Margaret Fuller and Lori
Kerr with the Halloween
theme prevailing.
Afterwards all enjoyed a
few contests and played
"Duck for the Apple".
The 4-H girls were
dressed in Halloween
costumes which added to
the fun of the evening.
A deliciousbuffet
awaited all. It- included
"make -your -own"
submarines and cheese
and fruit trays which was
a fitting climax for such a
splendid party and the
end of this project.
The group will have a
meeting to prepare for
Achievement Day next
Tuesday, November 7 at 7
p.m. in the hotne of
assistant leader, Mrs.
Fielder. Achievement
day Will be Thursday,
November 9 at 8 p.m. at
Brookside School and
mothers of the girls or
anyone interested are
urged Ito attend and
support the leaders and
girls.
support a resolution
suggesting complete
immunization.
The resolution was
made by the • Peel
Regional Board of Health
and sent to county council
for support. The Peel
health' board requested
the province require, as a
condition of entry to
primary school, that all
parents produce a
satisfactory certificate of
immunization except in
cases where, 'upon
medical` advice, im-
munization is not ad-
vised.
The Peel group claimed
that only 75 percent of
children of school entry
age have been
satisfactorily immunized
against communicable
disease 'posing a threat to
the general public by the
remaining 25 percent.
Oddleifson told council
that no child or person
should be able to pose a
threat to society claiming
they should be confined
or immunized to protect
the health of the public.
He said he could see no
reason why council would
not sup port 'the
resolution.
Health committee
chairman Paul Steckle
told council that his
committee did support
the resolution but did not
recommend council
support it.
"It says do not con-
cur," said Oddleifson
referring to the health
committee report.
• "lthe committee
strongly recommends
that people take im-
munization shots but does
not want to force it," said
Steckle. ."Do we want to
legislate people •to do
everything? There are
mays of containing the
diseases and as long as
that is possible we have
no need to force im-
munization."
"Are we not going a
step too far when we
legislate people to act
against their conscience
or religious con-
victions?" he asked.
Oddleifson said he
respected personal
beliefs as much as
possible but didn't feel an
individual could threaten
society for any reason.
He told council that as a
child he had been
"inoculated against all
kinds of things" and had
never had a major
disease. He said
government had an
obligation to protect
society -as a whole.
The Bayfield reeve said
the recent polio outbreak
that sent the country into
emergency polio im-
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several other characters, vis' ited Maitland Manor Ni,, ‘,,.glEaszne ton Monday
morning. The children from tire Gederich lniDersere kepi
busy all week visiting eirafibus nalsing homes and kr ,a • 'fia the area
decked out in then- • Halloween enshrines.. Manur tesiderrt Pima* Wanda
looks on at the kids here. (Photo by Joanne nellanain))
munization was an
example of the protection
he was talking about. He
said that situation was
unique because it was
immigrants that had
brought the disease into
the area but pointed out
that if immunizations had
been thorough the
emergency measures
would .not have been
required.
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disease can • be am-
tained," he told Steckle..
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WHY Mid CH CES??
Farmers should treat war -sbyDecem
Ontario dairymen should
launch campaigns against
warbles before December L
'Treating dairy cattle for
warbles in October or
November is more than SO
percent effective," says
Harold Clapp, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food dairy cattle sperialiat
It prevents etress, damage
to meat and hide, and milk
loss caused by gadding.
"The warble fly's He cy-
cla can be broken now. This
insect can't be controlled in
the slimmer when it's in
flight."
Several insecticides are
available for warble treat-
ment. Grubet, Co -aa Warble
[Wier, Negavon, and Spirit -
ton are systemics, which
penetrate the animal's skin.
and are carried by the
bloodstream throughout the
body.
"Treat young ca e accor-
ding to vveight," suggests
Mr. Clapp. "Never treat lar-
tating cows or cows within
•ten clay of freshening.
because the bloodstream
would contain the systemic,
and the intik would be con-
taminated."
Apply an adequate dosage.
according to the manufac-
turer's directions. An insuf-
ficient application lkfHs The
warble grubs too slowly,
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canelag aaei OIVRO«idtilems.
StiHness and lonN may
result.' H this heavens, keep
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Mir. Clapp Stuggests
treating matte late in the
day, so they can be observed
the meart nummiag far ponsi-
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Treatmeat shcarld be
a Luta Derimsber 10
March. The grids may have
migrated to the spinal
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cellent line control. The first
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Warble conaroll was
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by the Ministry off
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