Zurich Citizens News, 1966-10-27, Page 7THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1966
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Huron TB Association Reports Fine
Response to 'gays at Plowing Match,'
The secretary reported that
Beck Memorial Sanatorium has
a pulmonary function machine
in operation there and that a
pulmonary function survey of
a cross section of the county
would be a worthwhile centen-
nial project.
Routine reports were given
by Miss Eileen O'Brien, educa-
tion chairman; Mrs. D. C. Cor-
nish, case finding; E. C. Bos-
well, Christmas Seal chairman.
While at the sanatorium re-
cently, Mrs. Davidson told the
meeting she had been shown an
x-ray of a young man with far
advanced pulmonary tubercu-
losis, who had symptoms for
two years before being checked.
J. A. Taylor, of Drumbo, a
member of the management
committee of the Ontario Tu-
berculosis Association, will be
guest speaker at the next reg-
ular meeting ,on November 16,
1966.
A total of 772 chest x-rays
were taken at the Huron tuber-
culosis booth at the plowing
match.
Mrs. Beryl Davidson, associa-
tion secretary, told the regular
meeting of the Huron County
Tuberculosis Association at
Clinton, Wednesday, that ap-
proximately 700 health educe-
tional pamphlets and posters
had been distributed. Persons
from New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Quebec and Michigan
were included in the x-rays.
"This was a wonderful case
finding and educational project
:and had the weather been bet-
ter the results would probably
have been more extensive," she
said, and added, "the TB asso-
ciations of Huron and Perth
state that we fight TB wherever
it is and this project illustrates
the ecumenical spirit of these
voluntary organizations." George
Watt, association president, was
in charge of the meeting.
VARNA NEWS
A special cervi: e of song was
held in the United Church last
Sunday when the choir wore
their new gowns for the first
time. The service was led by
the pastor, Rev. M. Morrison,
and the choir was under the
direction of the organist, Mrs.
Robert Stirling. A solo, "My
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PORFSSIVE C} NSERV
Task", was sung by Peter Pos
till, an anthem by the choir,
and also a hymn and scripture,
which was a combination of
Psalm 90 and Isaac Wat's hymn
"0 God Our help in Ages Past".
Miss Carol Taylor thanked the
various organizations Who heIp-
ed with the purchase of the
new gowns.
Miss Roxana Palmer, of Flam-
ilton, visited friends here on
Sunday last.
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