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NEW APPOINTMENT FOR COMMUNITY PROGRAM ES BRANCH, DEPT. OF EDUCATION - The appointment of Dean McCubbin as representative is announced by the Com- munity Programmes Branch of the Ontario Department of Education. Mr, McCubbin will serve those com munities in the Thunder Bay District east of the Lakehead, Mr. McCubbin is a graduate of the University of Manitoba, and the In-Service Training Course for Recreation Directors University of Western Ontario. He was Recreation Director in Port Arthur from 1950 to 1955, and the the past year has held that post in Fort Frances. ir, McCubbin's present headquarters is the Coxmunity Progranmes Branch District Office, 400 Catherine Street, Fort William Ontario. Mr. J. E. Fatorson, Mr, McCubbin's predecessor, has been transferred to Toronto. Dept. of Education, Fort William, Ont. 0-0-0. MEN'S TEN PIN LEAGUE ~ Team et: aad (ord) Bie Shirriff NOwonieadet: Be BSG BOT | tee Hanna. B26! 525) G62: 0h Checkryn "Royals" Be Gb OL ope aL Flater: ."Engineers" | 505. ,592. 510 13 Kettle - BOG 803" 525 8 Day "Domats" BOR th Daa ips 7 Graham "Warehouse! PS) Bde OS 5 Sievers "Bears" 'ee #78 SOL 2 . High games - R, Shirriff 188,209,145 - 5h2, L. Checkryn 153, 179, 183, - 515, Je Shubaly 155, 168, 162 - 485, Ke Weppler bed, 67, 135 - 183, H, Dolly 137, ody a6 hbk J. Thomas 145, 143, 165 - 453. ; 0-0-0 HOUSE FOR SALE , House at 84 Hudson Drive is being offered for sale at approximately $6000,00 If interested contact C. E, Paget before noon Tuesday, October 9th, 1956. 0-0-0. Page 8 NATIONAL IMMUNIZATION WEEK September 23rd to 29th, 1956. National Immunization Week was initiated:in 1943 by the Health League of Canada in cooperation with depart- ments of health, This is your advance notice of the coming fourteenth National Immunization Week, which is carried out every year by the Health League of Canada in cooperation with Depart--- ments of Health all across Canada, A glance at the startling drop in number of cases and deaths from Smallpox, Whooping-cough, and Diph- theria from the start of National Health Week in 1943 to the end of 1955 is plain proof of the very tangible results achieved by this Week, We tend to take such things as immunization as automatic and for granted. A year in Canada without immunization against these diseases would mean epidemic outbreaks, costing thousands of dollars and lives. We must be constantly reminded of the dangers of these diseases, and of the value of immunization. Diphtheria Smallpox Whooping C. Year Cases Deaths Cases Deaths Cases Deaths 1943 280) 287 6 =. 9082 ike LOR Sel. Yea) - - 139382:) Doe Aad: 1 ae | 0s, - 12192 457 1946 2535 229 2 - 7676 . 226 NOW ¢ 550) 139 - a 10327 | 22 1948 898 86 ~ - 7OSk: Ae 1969"°799 qo - Ss 7942 206 POG ve eo Lg - - 12182 306 noel ess ay - - 8889 202 PE52s 1 OO 26 - - 8520) tee deo.) (ioe 15 - - 9387: ee 1954 208 18 - - 11600 96 av oe ee - - 13682 Death figures from diphtheria and whooping cough for 1955 are not available, 0-0-0 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 7TH - 13TH