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4 a - Immunization clinics do their thing ...Deating the bug ; by Ken Regan As part of a continuing joint program between government and health authorities, there are a series of public immunization clinics being held in the area during November. November has been deemed Immunization Awareness Month, and a push is on to en- Courage people of all ages to avail themselves of the opportunity to receive the vaccination against measles, mumps and rubella, (German measles). At a clinic held in High Poyntz Mall, Doris Weeks. of Midland, a nurse with the Simcoe County District Health Unit, and Anita Payne, an assistant from Perkinsfield were on hand to administer the needles to people. Diseases Mrs. Weeks said the district unit had un- dertaken an earlier immunization of the nearlv 3,000 school students in Tiny and Tay area and Elmvale, but students who missed that opportunity as well as anyone who might wish to renew their immunization against the three diseases could come to any of the clinics being held in the area this month. This week, the unit is in the Coldwater area. In a Nov. 6 speech in the House, Minister of Health, Dennis Timbrell said "Monitoring the incidence of communicable diseases ... and developing guidelines for their control are part of the critical role played by the ... Ministry's Public Health Branch."' Timbrell continued, saying, 'Through this monitoring process, it has become evident that serious increases have occurred over the past vear in the incidence of measles ... a disease that, although regarded as trivial by manv Ontarians, can lead to very serious complications." Problems At the recent Penetanguishene clinics, Mrs. Weeks also stated that measles can create serious problems, particularly for women who are in their first three months of Pregnancy. She did suggest however that pregnant women see their doctor prior to receiving a vaccination. In addition, Weeks cautioned anyone who has allergies to contact their doctor before taking the vaccine. Citizen briefly Penetang bowlers do well in tourney In a recent men's bowling tournament held in Gravenhurst, the Commodore Hotel came in second but very nearly won the event. Winners of the tournament, a team from Orillia totalled 6,864 points for five games, while the Commodore Hotel picked up 6,843 points in the five game tourney. BS Midland's Bayshore Bowling Lanes team finished in third spot, with about 6700 points and a team from Gravenhurst came in fourth with roughly 6600. Benefit dance set for Nov. 29 A benefit dance will be held to raise money for the nursery school which was badly damaged by the recent fire at LeCaron School. Seo Ee a ~ a va wz =_ wee mes Volunteers wanted Vol. 4, No. 47, Folio 94 Friday, November 21,1980 Penetanguishene, Ontario ~ Ss Winter control a -- voting age, is a resident People in Texas, Members of J'Action, the Junior Bend! the town and who is Buffalo and the Achievement company set up by a group of () wot a Municipal ~em- Maritimes can all Penetanguishene students will be canvassing ) 4 plovee is eligible to testify to: the: reality 'of local citizens and businesses, beginning next ( serve on the bodies. winter following last week. in an effort to sell some of the products { Applications, once week's blizzard which which they have manufactured. { submitted, are given- blanketed those areas The J'Action group have undertaken to consideration by the under a foot or more of manufacture a wooden peg game and buoy municipality and the the white stuff. markers and will be trying to sell enough of i) - mayor then appoints the When the snow does the items to turn a profit for their company, people felt best suited to arrive. it will bring with The prices on the items will be very serve the community, it all the problems reasonable and anyone purchasing the i subject to approval in associated with winter products will be contributing to a very wor- council. driving and at that time thwhile endeavour Most appointments evervone will become ; occur annually, but verv dependant on those 'fess 2 ' ~-- some like plannin municipal employees Gift of Life board and committee o who handle' snow : 2 adjustment positions removal and sanding needed Dec. 10 a2} have two or three year operations in the town. Huronia Branch of the Red Cross will be seat terms. According to Fred spear-heading a blood donor's clinic to take a Some board positions Lynn. public works place at Midland Legion, Dec. 10 from 1:30 have smal] superintendent for p.m. to 8:30 p.m. ee -remunerations for Penetanguishene, the Goal is 340 pints of blood. Your 'gift of life'"' members, but the town's snow plows and is needed at this clinic. majority of positions ' sanding vehicles are There will be 14 beds in operation so you'll ae peeenien on a = se val ready to go not have to wait in line to give your "gift." Bex volunteer basis. : ; re into action. ; itt Butch Orser and his staff at Ca se eae ane Penetanguishene Bottling can dust off his Plawi Le : ron rooms pean iledite year ik Costly b more than 300,000 1,5litresoft drink bottles 1 van said' yesterday being repaired clude Planning Board, St y van that have been sitting empty since August that although the plows Contact ived last week and. work Arena Parks and ae Se ess Here at es Aaa ae do not yet have their nn aeseieaipeeee on the renovations to ecreation Board e used if they are coated in p : ] é geal Board, School comes to an end is the first of hundreds of bottlers who will eaten rege ae eee raven ae Bs cue eee ; rae Safety Committee, tell' vou the. ban. hasaeen a - costly about 20 minutes and Ss eearding to LeCaron principal, Adrien Committee of Adjust- Dippesllon: «See supe On paBe 5: the sanding trucks can Lamereux, the reconstruction in the two i a ment, Industrial be converted from rear nOOTuSinS going well and he was hopeful the ee oe Wen 0 f Commission, Tiny-Tay Applications can be Yvon Gagne, but ap- 2 The dance will be held Nov. 29, at Penetanguishene re- Peninsula Planning made by simply writing plications must be unit ready Lafontaine Parish Hall, beginning at 9 p.m. | cently advertised for Board and Parking ¢ 0 i n f 0 r m submitted no later than Music will be supplied by a live band 4 applications from Authority. Penetanguishene Clerk, 5 p.m. today. by Ken Regan Hi 4 citizens interested in sitting on the various boards and committees for the town. Application deadline is today. Anv person who is of In spite of the good fortune this area has enjoved with regard to its weather, there is no question that snow, and probably lots of it, is-on its wav. dumping to forward dumping in minutes as well. Lynn stated that even Apollo V, and there will be a door prize, spot dances and a lunch. Tickets for the benefit dance are $8 a couple and may be obtained by calling either 533-2018 Or 533-2855. They need your help rooms would soon be ready for use again. The fire which damaged the school rooms was of undetermined origin, and the Fire Marshal's office was called in to investigate ay sie ap Sg APNE IGS 8 ~ Industry singled out: Orser _ "It was very poor judgment tv ban the 1.5-litre bottle when there were no standards in the fie'd,"' -- Penetanguishene Bottling Company's Butch Orser 7 Says: Tt took the government a year and a half to set a _ standard but now that we have one, we can work towards the technology to get our products back on though the unusually easy winter last year allowed his department to stay within their winter control budget, the extra revenue is not carried over to this automobile industry, take much more criticism, but no complete bans have been laid elsewhere, he Says. As far as he knows, Canada is the only country in the world to ban the large bottle. The United States market has a 2-litre bottle. He compared the ban on the big bottles to a driver the matter. That investigation continues. Inside the Citizen wart See Teeeearin tens Geb l Barle bans aff Page 3 : Bee poe aerate s ane Pectin tees ceesbadat ee uae 1979, he says, a review om Speen ine Penmanship Pag e4 Ve ee oe process has been created. fee eee " a Saas tne met nee eta The result is that a federal department cannot a ee Ee Gym Club capers Page 20 . "regulations. Soft-drink makers will meet the Heine sehen takes eae ome. ania munication -- subsidizes ty See ee ey, etiisrivmmtier acne mcs of ueyet Grey Cup winner? Page 21 singled out. Other industries, such as the See story one ages Ty the town: :