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REEVE JOHN BAKER
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uron NDP to have •
Tanizer in New Year
Teeth may get plastic armour
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treatment of difficult dental
problems.
It could also be a boon to the
handicapped who cannot brush
their teeth or submit to a long
time in the dentist's chair and to
those who live in areas where
dentists are relatively scarce.
The adhesive is also being
tested to anchor orthodontic
wires, to fill small cavities and to
line larger ones. Such a liner
might seal metal, plastic or
cement fillings and stop
decay-causing • debris from
creeping in between filling and
tooth.
ray gun, the colourless liquid
adhesive changes immediately
into a hard, smooth, nearly
invisible• film. If.its effectiveness is
confirmed, dentists and
hygenists could readily treat
large numbers of children. After
cleaning, this painless procednre
could eliminate the need for
cutting out pits and fine fissures
on newly erupted teeth and
replacing them with fillings. This
means that dentists could be
freed from an overload of
children's fillings to enable them
to do more on diagnosis and
Plastic paints to prevent
cavities on, the biting surfaces of
.teeth are being tested and the
method is so far proving
Practical.
In experiments with one
particular resin, an 86 per cent
reduction in tooth decay was
achieved after one year. This
material, however; was
somewhat difficult to apply and
sometimes became dislodged.
A newer, thinner material is
being tested now, which is quite
easy to use, requires no drilling
and has adhered to the teeth for
more than a year in preliminary
testing.
It is painted on much like nail
polish, but does not harden until
exposed to an ultra-violet light.
When exposed to an ultra-violet
Two University of Guelph Colleges — the Ontario Agricultural College and the College of Family
and Consumer Studies held their annual combined awards banquet recently. Entrance and
undergraduate scholarships and awards totalling $45,760 were presented during the evening
ceremonies. in congratulating the winners, Dr. H. D. Branion, Assistant to the President of the
• University, said, "Canada — indeed the world — needs young people who combine reasoning with
creative imagination. These are the backbone and life blood of worthwhile advance and change."
Prize winners from your reading area are shown receiving the Plant Food Council of Ontario
Scholarships in the amount of $150 each from Mr. D. C. Warner, District Sales Manager, Toronto.
The awards are made to worthy students at the Ontario Agricultural College who have attained
high scholastic standing and participated in extracurricular activities. From left; Mr. Warner,
Murray B. McBride of Varna; Douglas Blakey, Toronto; and Grant 0. Mustard of Uxbridge.
proposed legislation would be
limited to: the power to search
without warrant; the power to
arrest without warrant on
reasonable grounds of suspicion
of involvement in the planned
insurrection; the power to detain
persons without charge for no
longer than seven days,
3) Civil liberties would be
protected through the right to
counsel and the right to inform
next-of-kin, and through setting
up an independent Commission
for the purpose of contacting
those arrested and ensuring that
their rights according to law are
observed.
4) The act would be in force
for a specific period of not
longer than 30 days, after which
it would automatically lapse.
" The strength of the New
Democratic Party has always
been the dedicated enthusiasm
and informed opinion of our
membership. It is now time for
that strength to be mobilized on
behalf of the civil liberties of all
the people of Canada.
Discussion of the Resolutions
on Farm Policy, Health Services
and Education which were
approved at the October
Provincial Convention took
place.
"They are now Provincial
policy" Mr. Glazier emphasized,
"and we must consequently
familiarize ourselves with them."
Interested voters were invited
to contact Mrs. Shirley Weary,
Goderich, if they, wish to make
inquiries regarding Provincial
policy on these matters.
A finance committee was set
up including David Weary, Herb
Klopp and Jack Van Egmond.
Ideas for a fund-raising project
included the suggestion that a
dinner be held 'which an NDP
member of the Legislature
would be invited to address.
The January meeting will be
held in Goderich when a survey
will be launched. Members will
canvass the community to
request that residents answer a
brief questionnaire on important
Canadian matters.
SHARE
THE
HEALTH
With
Christmas
Seals.
Hensall Reeve Baker new
of the streets and property
committee on the Hensall
council and was also president of
the Kinsmen Club. He is on the
board of managers of Carmel
Presbyterian Church in Hensell
and has served as a scoutmaster
in the village for the last five
years.
His brother Murray, making
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his first attempt at council,
topped the voting for the
four-man council with 288.
Incumbents Paul Meilands and
Leonard Erb and Harold Knight
returned to the council for
another year.
John Sangster in his first
attempt at council failed to
make the council.
New extensjon .
assistant for Huron
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Leonard MacGregor was
recently appointed to succeed
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CONGRATULATIONS
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WELCOME
TO THE
o CLINTON BUSINESS COMMUNITY
ekAiNFORth DS MEATS
• from
HOLLAND SHOES
"THE ENTIRE FAMILY"
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Heriall will have a new reeve
for the next two-year term
following the election on
Monday of John Baker.
Baker is a young man, under
40 years of age but has already
served 12 years on council. He
defeated Mrs. Minnie Noakes
who was making her third
attempt at the reeveship by a
count of 274 to 124.
Baker has served as chairman
THESE CHRISTMAS FIRE
SAFETY HINTS can help you in
the preparation of your own
news releases, radio or TV
flashes, or talks to community
,-,groups; ,BUY "F ES'
`GREENEST' dhriUmig' tree crciii
can obtain, and store it outdoors
or in an unheated garage until
you are ready to decorate it.
Then cut one or two inches
diagonally from the butt before
setting it up indoors in water.
Replenish water regularly.
Remember that if a tree has
dried out beyond its moisture
recovery limit; it will continue
to dry out, even when standing
in water.
Leonard is interested in
working with people and is
Garry Howes as Extension looking forward to his work
Assistant for Huron County, with 4-H members and leaders,
Garry has returned to Eastern as well as with various farm
Ontario 'to farm with his father management activities in Huron.
in Glengarry County. Both he and his wife, Aileen, are
Leonard received his primary, interested in meeting people
and secondary, school educaiion from Huron County.
in Smiths Falls, Ontario. After
he completed his Grade 13, he
went on to Kemptville College
of Agricultural Technology and MERRY CHRISTMAS . . .
graduated in 1969. MERRY CHRISTMAS . . . TO
Mr. MacGregor is a native of YOU . . . and keep this
Grenville County where he was Christmas safe from fire, Take,
active in several 4-H Calf and special care with the tree . .
Swine Clubs. His father owns a keep cigarettes and matches at a
hundred acre farm which cafe distance . .. and never leave
combines dairy cattle and swine small children unattended . . .
raising. even for a minute.
Fire November meeting of the
IP Huron, Riding Association
s held in 13ayfielcl at Mrs. R.
nberton's home with Wilfred
azier presiding.
Heinz Hoernig of Benmiller,
esident of the NDP
iron-Bruce Association was
esent to confer as to ways and
eans of co-ordinating the
tivities of the Federal and
!ovincial Associations.
Notice has been received that
le NDP National Convention
ill be held in the Civic Centre
t Ottawa, April 21-24. A
membership meeting will be
ailed to elect delegates and a
:ommittee will be set "up to
eceive and consider resolutions
for presentation at the
convention.
The secretary is also in
receipt of a letter announcing
that the Provincial Council will
send an experienced and
successful organizer to Huron
County early in the New Year to
advise on how to run a successul
campaign.
A communication signed by
ordon Vichert, Ontario NDP
President and Gordon Brigden,
ecretary was read which sets
orth the NDP position on the
ar Measures Act. It states in
art 'Our party has been
ubjected to intense public
riticism for its principled and
ational opposition to the
mposition of the War Measures
ct. However, the sober second
hought of ordinary Canadians
d the comments of prominent
ditorial writers have provided a
ore appropriate climate in
hich we can attempt once
ore to explain our position.
The NDP Party must explain
o the people of Canada that: a)
e condemn unequivocally the
LQ and its policies of violence;
) The people of Canada have
of been provided with
ufficient information to justify
xtreme measures limiting our
raditional freedoms —
articularly since Criminal Code
ctions on sedition, conspiracy
d treason have remained
nused; c) The imposition of the
ar Measures Act has
nnecessarily weakened the faith
f Canadians in the capacities of
ur democratic institutions, the
suit being to heighten feelings
f anxiety and insecurity a,nckto,
estroy the healthy pplitiCal
imate upon which Canadians
ave always prided themselves.
The NDP Party has taken the
nitiative in proposing draft
egislation which would more
appropriately deal with similar
emergencies in the future.
Among the features of our
proposals are:
1) The government would be
required to inform the country
of the circumstances requiring
the invocation of the act,
showing "a clear and present
danger of the use of force or
violence for the purpose of
overthrowing the Government of
Canada or of a province or for
the purpose of intimidating the
Government and Parliament of
Canada or the Government and
Legislature of a Province".
2) Special powers under the
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Marie Trewartha, RR 4 Clinton;
Margaret Postma, RR 1 Varna.
Blyth 4-H dairy calf club:
Ann DeGroot, RR 3 Blyth; Jack
DeGroot, RR 3 Blyth; and Fred
Meier, RR 4 Brussels.
Huron County 4-H sheep
club: Darcy, Debbie and Dwight
Etherington, RR 1 Hensall.
North Huron 4-H swine club
(Gilt Section): Neil Hemingway,
RR 3 Brussels; Harvey Stewart,
RR 1 Clinton; Douglas Harding,
RR 1 Gorrie.
North Huron 4-H swine club
(market hog section): Barry
Gordon, RR 1 Seaforth; Jim
Fairies, RR 1 Gorrie; James
Hickey, RR 3 Auburn.
Blyth 4-H corn club: Richard
Konarski, RR 1 Blyth; Irene
Konarski, RR 1 Blyth; Allan
Peel, RR 1, Auburn.
Tuckersmith 4-H corn club:
Tom, Leonard and Gordon
Lobb, RR 2 Clinton.
South Huron 4-H
multi-project club: corn, Paul
Passmore, RR 3 Exeter; Brian
Miller, RR 3 Exeter; Sheila
Hern, RR 1 Woodham; forage:
Darcy Etherington, RR, 1
Hensall; Brian Miller; Debbie
Etherington; beans: Brian Miller;
Ken Jones, RR 2 Hensall; Darcy
Etherington.
Huron County 4-H
conservation club: Rick
Etherington, RR 1 Hensall; Ray
Hemingway, RR. 3 Brussels;
Warren Knight, RR 2 Brussels.
Huron County 4-H machinery
maintenance club: Douglas
Harding, RR 1 Gerrie; Joe
Phelan, RR 2 Blyth; Ron
Murray, RR 1 Gorrie.
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