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The Huron Expositor, 1976-01-22, Page 16CATCH HE' DATSUN SPIRIT /MP& DATSUN MOW Gerald's Datsun Ltd ›.4 SALES SERVICE LEASING • OPEN8 A.M. -9P.M. Ph. 527-1010 SEAFORTH ASINSW/41MM READ and USE EXPOSITOR - CLASSIFIED THE. BEST TUGGING TEAM— The Chiselhurst ladies team won the -tug• of war at the Optimist Carnival on Saturday, defeating Fullarton.. With victorious smiles, team members are, back left, , Proper wood keeps burning More and more families arc turning to wood as a source of heat or a supplement to electric, oil or gas heating as eceirprices increase and strict conservation of conventional fuels becomes cherry, hickory, Maple and, oak. Those with poor coaling 'qualities include basswood, -cedar, pine, poplar and willow. Best fragrance For the best fragrance- e necessary. fruitwoods = apple, ch' ry or Wood, on the other hand, is a pear. Pine cones when•pl eed on renewable resource, does nor "'a bed of hardwoods also create a deate pollution problems a'nd h'as pleasant aroma a nostalgic appeal... • 'All wood species leave a low The first' tep in Creating a cory ash residue. which can be used to fireplace fire is the selection of hank the lire overnight.: Ashes the most suitable wood. Each also make an excellent' fertilizer. species has special characteristics Most woods burn with a yellow and a special appeal according td flame. Applewood has a rainbow- one's particular taste. c.:oloured• flame while driftwood • The first consideration is will produce a blue and lavender availability of supply since it also flame. Chemicals can be added to affects cost. From. a practical. create flame colours. viewpoint it is best to use locally, ' In summary, the factors to cuLwood. Ideally. it should be consider in firewood selection well seasoned .and dry, cut, six are: availability, seasoning and nionths or a year prior to use. If dryness. burning rate,' flaming you buy it green. stack it in the ability.' amount of heat, ease of open so air can eirculate'or store it starting, sparking . tendency, in the garage, • smoke, coaling qualities, As a general rule, softwoods — fra ranee, ash residue, and flame those from coniferous trees UT, THE LIGHTS KEPT COMING — Seaforth's Main Street was a swarm of lights Friday night, as a torch light parade of snowmobiles opened the ninth 'Optimist'Winter darr\fiVal. More than 70 MaChineS went from the Optimist Park to the arena, and, started a carnival that attracted the best crowd in several years. at f •,4 VI,/ like to know our customers by name! SEAFORTH FARMERS I.J1=1:3 UNITED CO-OPERATIVES 'OF ONTARIO 527-0776 • Prov. FREE 1916 SEED AND GARDEN CATALOGUE BEAUTIFULLt - ILLUSTRATED Complete List of Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Lawn Seeds, Garddri Supplies, Etc., Etc., • Clip Out and Mail Todayl ONTARIO SEED CO. LTD. E1OX 144. WATERLOO, ONT. 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AS IS SPECIALS 1972 CHEVROLET VED A 1970 DODGE POLARA )2 ()dor Hardtop 1969 DODGE POLARA '2 Door Hardtop 1968 CHRYSLER 300 4 Door Hardtop 1968 'FORD 4 'Door Sedan mum mfiNNI MVO SWIM • HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 22,•1976 rr Now relax and pu,4 y our feet up beside the fireplace. (The Forest Scene) Ith fells how to quit smoki ng Today's Hea • FROM THE ICE, LOOKING UP — It was a beautiful day for skating outdoors at the Optimist Winter Carnival on Saturday. These little ones appeared to enjoy themselves tho they spe as much time sitting on the ice as skating on it. taff Photo) gp (Continued from Page 1) engineer's 'report on the drain, Court of Revision • was set for February 17, Passed for payment were accounts totalling $1,083,24 for labour costs for construction at the Vanastra Recreation centre. Reeve Elgin Th ompson reported construction should be completed at the end of the month. Council agreed it would be willing to.pich up 71/2 per cent of the deficit per unit occupied by a former Tuckersmith resident in the. proposed new subsidized senior citizen's 4artnient to be built in Seaforth, The Ministry of Transportation and Communications informed council it will approve subsidy for 1976 of $51,000 for road maintenance and $134,000 for construction of a 'bridgc. the HELP WANTED MILL HAND To 'work full time in our feed mill Apply in person such hs'eedar, fir, larch, pi and pruce, are easier to start an hardwoods, including fruitwoods.. Softwoods, • however, tend to produce more , smoke ,,than 'hardwoods and also to spark more abundantly. ' . Softwoods also burn-faster than hardwoods or fruitwoods. Lightweight woods burn, faster than heavyweight woods, Among the slow burners,. are •Ap'ple. hickory and lonst. Flaming ability is closely re-related to burning rate. 'Fast burning woods. the softwoods, will 'produce . more flames than, slow burning. Heat Value The heat value of 'different species varies widely. For example, in order to get the same output. • as from a stack of hickory. you would need about, 20 per nt more oak:, 40 per Cent maple.,And .nearly twice as -Much pine. Generally, -heavy hardwoods; such As beech, hickory, locust, and maple will produce very little smoke. Woods such,_,as birch, ch6stnut, • balsam, fir., larch. poplar and spruce tend. to geneaate heavy sparks, Wood, that will develop a deep' bed of coals is much in demand. Woods with e•xcellont coaling .chraeteristies include apple 10641150SIStsiaredett.ftl% CUSTOM KILLING, 'AND PROCESSING - Butchirlila Tubatlay • Th000dey• 'TUESDAY—Boot and ..Pork FRIDAY —SM 014 PICK- UP SERVICE/AVAILABLE Mernor's Abattoir 237-3314 - Dashwood It was Mark Twain, I believe, who. said giving up smoking was easy -- he'd d'one it hundreds of times. • ••• Not 'so much giving it up, .but giving it up 'forever.' That's the real problem, for cigarette addicts. • I 'know. Fve quit for as long as one' whole year, The physical • longing for • a deep draught Of comforting smoke ' goes away within a few days: the smugness o•••;,er new-found virtue lasts -a little, •Ionger.' But then comes the false sense 'of seciirit with which, months later', you accept 'just one" cigarette because you believe you can take it or leave it, Before you knOW you're hooked again.. • That's why it's hard for me to write this column. I have not ,-/moked a cigarette for two months, i don't cough, I feel great. Food tastes better, And on top of all that I've appajently added About 10 days, to my lifeS'pan for each month of not smoking -- and about 1.0, dollars a week to ,my hank Each R coach Jim Parkinson, Norah Eckert, .,Georgina Reynolds, Adeline Mcinally, Betty 'Glanville and front, Marg Van Dyke, Marg McCauley, Shirley Van :Loon and Carol Swan. (Staff Photo) a eC011 tit. gradually, smoking fewer vot're . quitting will' help to cigarettes - each day.- or ,to quit strengthen your will. When 0-day outright, cold turkey. - • :-:coincs. remove all temptation to smoke, Throw out any remaining cigarettes.,Get rid of matches and Hydraulic cylinders, pumps, .datliers, dust cap,, and 0-rings we haye every.' thing y• u need to keep your equipment ire top working order. Premium quality,'of course, is assured for all hydraulic parts -'bearin&the 111 name. Make our parts de- partment your hydr:aplics headquarters. 111 HYDRAULIC HEADQUARTERS "THE BUSINESS RELIABILITY BUILT" S27.0120 AYR SEAFORTH — CAMBRIDGE fighters. Retire the.,ashtrays.' ' And then get busy so you. Won't think- about cigarettes. 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List the. reasons for your decision, and there arc ro• any (Mcs.The chance of' contracting heart disease, emphysema. lung cancer arid a whore series of .other ills, is • 'sharply reduca by abandoning cigarettes, The likelihood ,of your , children smoking is Much less it' you don't, And on 'the economic front, a pack-a-clay' smoker who ' quit will save enough in to year to pay for a winter break in `{hr Caribbean, , Oh, and 'tell people of your smoker I-1' to decide, plan's. The fa'i't thtti't others knots • . .;;;6:•• . F. EPSI 6oz. Bottles °R Ki 30 oz, Bottles r 4 While Stock Lasts ARCHIES SUNOCO OPEN '24 HOURS DAILY Amataar14007,a0makr*emmeiviamow.icraomomtaw