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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1970-03-26, Page 13Thursday - Friday • Saturda, HELP us HELP FOR A BETTER CROP PLANT CO-OP SEED ORDER YOUR SEED GRAIN AND GRASS SEED • FREE INNOCULENTS WITH ALL GRASS SEED MIXED BEFORE APRIL 4th. CAR OF AgRQPRILLS ARRIVING THIS WEEK AT COMPETITIVE PRICES -. . • CONTRACTS AVAILABLE • FOR 4. SEED BEANS SEAFORTH FARMERS Phone 527-4770 Seaforth Dry Cleaning Specials Special prices for suits, dresses ,trousers, slacks, skirts and sport jackets. . BLUE RIBBON CLEANERS Main Street Seaforth 3 Doors South of Traffic Lights Phone 327-0990 Free Delivery GE RI E- OPENING Yel•V .4%.1 ALOAltio Pft%I.. ft.SE.1•410000 1,2" PORIASt.E. • tst ISVENVIS1014 206 MARY PROCTOR 0.0001 3rd SO .0f LixtAcoS 13101144:tlitcF c5isfigv. nefs D;;;'‘..il .ihec) at 6 pro• March 8th ENDS SATURDAY •z• Come in now. l'he demand has been tremendous but•there still is a fair sele • • ' ,41 livingrodni furniture to choose frpm. There are outstandi bargains in budget furniture, ranges washers, dry- ers, refrigerators and-other applianeeS and TV's. FLEETWOOD TV'S & STEREO'S 0 HOME FURNISHINGS TRUCKLOAD LOT SALE PRICES ON go* ,BEATTY APPLIANCES PHONE • 527-0290 , ° SEAFORTH CLEARAN-CE DURING OUR RIO-OPENING GINGERICIPS LTD. WILL OFFER THEIR ENTIRE DISCONTINUED LINE OF CROWN- DIAMOND PAINTS AT HALF PRICE. , BUY ONE GALLON ---GET ONE FREE' BUY ONE QUART — GET ONE FREE INTRODUCTORY (y DISCOUNT ON ALL -NEW LINES': OFFER Lt. ! a • 0 OF PRODUCTS • SALE uy _- Get I Free Sul/ 2— Get 2 Free •Seo piece`for coup9t4 is▪ *woo TN1S $50 * With the Purcse of any GP.S, Ott. ha or ELECTRIC PURSAE, It purchased Prior to 3une 1st, IVO. or $20,:0 ..,,er,.you purchase a waterheateApril r 6r. spaceheeter 00,grigood until 02.11, GINGERICW LTD. SALES & SERVICE r ' ' • 1 Plew;• of caresta4af • HURON nXPu$1101t, SEAFoRTH, ONT. MAIL 1176.1.13' Gathering Oonors Bride in Elect Corre4pendent Jai) Pahl. Merk and Mirgie Of Miss Mary McIlwaln • Oakville, Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph, Mrs. W., L. Whyte, Tom " and' Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Fred MO- Clyrnont, Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Hill .91 Varna, Mr. and Mrs.pouglas Barker and family of King City, Mr. and Mrs. o uglas Whyte, Lori and Lisa of Port Carling and Mrs. Bob Storey. Mr. -and mrs. Ross Jewitt of Clinton were Sunday visitors with Mrs.. Ella Jewitt and boys. ", Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin and Lori of Listowel visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. George Mcilwain, Mary and Sandra. Paul and Kevin Crozier remained for the holi- days. Miss Agnes Haverkamp of Stratford is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haverkamp and family. Sunday visitors with Mr.and Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda, This is the last in a series of articles on dental health publi. shed in cooperation with the Ontario Dental Association. My dentist has recently joined the list of people including my physician and my wife, who are trying to get me to quit smoking. Why should my dentist be con- cerned about smoking? DentiSts have a very real concern with smoking and its *harmful effects. For example, we know that cigarette smokers have about four times the risk of cleath,frona oral cancer than non- smokers .do. In Canada and the United States, some 17,000 new cases of oral cancer are re- ported each year, and about two • out of three of these people will be dead within five years. The fact that cigarette smok- ing is, a very serious health hazard is no longer disputed in informed circles. Twenty years of research -- laboratory, clin- ical and epidemiological--have • given sound foundation to this conclusion. ,.. Of particular rel.- eVance to dentistry are findings relating the smoking of cigaret- tes, as well as of pipes and cigars, to development of oral cancer and other '3.bnormalities of oral tissue. 4 • Oral cancer is an• of the most" malignant of cancers. Mr. Elliott also noted that during the period February '23 to March 21, the board or a COM-, mittee of the Board met 14 nights and,eight days. In additick, sev- era members of the board at- tended regional meetings throughout the province. "This is not • exceptionally out of the ordinary," stated Mr. Elliott. He also pointed out that before and after that 55 minute meeting to which the Clinton editor referred the board spent two and a half hours in committee of the whole. As well, some members spent an hour driving ti5' the another hour driving hprne. . "It (the. editor's. comment) rubs. a little the wrong . way," „ , . • • „ ,./,'Next they will Say that;we're. ieftrng..101rIbr Teirlt7'71Tfict rnented Ellioft. "Anyone thinking ' of rna g---itja. career had better have a ich aunt-with as much dedication to him as he has to education." Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Sea-forth 527-0240. On Thursday evening March 19th at the C.O.F. Ball a crowd of friends and neighbours gathered to honour Mips Marilyn Riley prior to her marriage on Saturday. The bride-to-be sat in a de- corated chair with her mother, .Mrs. Ben Riley and Miss Donna Riley. A number of contes(s were enjoyed after which Miss Connie Howatt read the address. Many gifts were received from friends. Marilyn thanked every one for the gifts and a social time was enjoyed by all. • Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Riley and family were Mr. and Mrs.Frank Goodfellow and Shelley, Miss Cathy Duncan, Mr. and Mrs.Jack. Goodfellow, Mr. Lynden Good- fellow of Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keyes of Ajax, Mr. Joe Kennedy and Isobel of Brampton, . Mr. Jim Makela' and Val of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl,Kim, Jacqueline and Michelle of Huron Jacqueline and Michelle of Huron Park, Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Bed- ard, Debbie and Del of Goderich, Linda Horton bf Clinton, Robert Shaddick of Londesboro, Doreen Riley of Stratford, 'Mr. and Mrs. John Hart of Woodstock also attended the Riley-Goodfellow wedding in Londesboro United Church. Billy, Preszcator spent the, week end with Mr.. and mrs.Xlian Pfaff and family of Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woods, Debbie and Michele of Gananbque are spending the Easter holidays ,with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley. Over the week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Whyte, David, ,Crystal and Bryan were; Mr. and Mrs.Frank Van der Mo- Dianne and Nancy were'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hilk Misses Shirley and Elaine Plano all of Creditors Sand Mr. ,and Mrs.Davld Preszcator, Christine and Lisa. Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Buchanan and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buchananof Clinton. David Whyte spent Saturday with his grandmother, -Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom and Bill. Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- jiwain, Lynn and Steven of Strat- -ford visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George McIlwain, Mary and Sandra and Paul and Kevin Crozier. A number of C.O.F.- bowlers attended the Foresters Bowling Tournament held in Woodstock on Sunday. Jane, Paul and David Reid of London are spending the Easter holidays with their grandmother, Mrs. Luther Sanders. it s. Fran* van der mo4n, ,Paul, 'Mark and Marge 41 , vine- acre spending the Easter hOlidayq• wttk Mrs.*. L. 'Whyte, Torn and Bill. Van der Motu and miss' Margie Whyte of Guelph spent the week end at the Whyke home. Mr. and Mrs, Carman Sear- row and Jim of Sarnia spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson, Ma and Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Slack, and Cblin of Scarboro were 'Monday Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.Frank Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Bill .Hoggart and Tammy-of Mitchell spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart and HarVey. Mrs. Paul McMaster, Carol wv and Mark of London are spend- ing the Easter holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart and Harvey. Saligla Orange Pekoe TEA BAGS, pkg. of 60 Clover Leaf Chunk . TUNA, 6 1/2 -oz. tin Sunnyvale Fancy Grade FRUIT COCKTAIL, lge. 28-oz. tin • • 41 W olilalTa fISSUE, 2-roll pkg.290 PRODUCE California ASPARAGUS lb: 59 • • do'z. Florida JUICE ORANGES, size 125's • • C icalae STALKS 290 Closed Thursday, 6 p.m. Closed Good Friday FOR ADDITIONAL 'SPECIALS SEE' LONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY Vice-chairman of the Huron County ) Board of Education, Robert Elliott, took public ex- ception at Monday evening's fp board meeting to afew comments included in the First Column of the Clinton News-Record two , weeks ago. News-Record Editor Keith Roulston, who covered the last regular meeting of the board in. the absence of the ',regular re- * porter, noted in the column that the meeting was short (just 55 minutes). Elliott indicated the editor left the impression with his readers that the Huron Bbard was not too active. While Mr. Elliott insisted he was not critical of the editor or his observations, he felt Mr. Rou- lston was not too familiar with the method by rwhich the-board- o erates. IL_ -At^ Mr. Elliott 'said' each :board ,.. member as well as each regular press reporter, receives a copy of the agenda of the meeting two • to three days in advance of the. meeting. In these reports, most of the topics to be discussecrat the'rneeting are covered' in detail in mimeographed ',Back-up Mmal-• erial" which is intended to be digested prior to the 'ineeting. This saves time at the regular meeting and leaves more time fbr discussion of certain items. Only persons with lung and stomach cancers have lower sur- vival rates than \those with oral cancer. Frequently oral cancer Is painless until it, is. too late for treatment. Even when oral cancer is treatable, the`treat- merit is often disfiguring. Cutt ing out smoking entire- ly is one. way to help prevent oral cancer. Also , you should see your. family dentist at regular intervals so he can check for possible malignancies, as well as for dental problems. It is interesting to note that smokers are, on the average, absent from their jobs about six to seven days more during the year than are non-smokers. If you are concerned about smoking and oral cancer, see your family dentist. Early de- tection and treatment of oral cancer are essential to effect- ive cure. You should watch out for the following signs of pos- sible malignancies; 1.A swelling in- the palate or other intro-oral areas. 2.Persistent red spots, par- tiOularly in the floor of the mouth. 3.White patches on oral tissues. 4.Unhealed ulcerations on the lip or in the mouth. But the best advice is; Give up smoking. The hazards far out- weigh the pleasures. V.P ' Critical of School Board Report • Nabob — Regular Grind COFFEE bag 850 750 •4118 48 • t • • • • , „ • , ro•