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WHAT ARE
CATARACTS?
In Latin, cataract means "water fall." 'To
ancient medical, observers this appeared to best
describe the hazy film that seemed to fall over
the lens. Today a cataract is defined as any
clouding of the lens that alters or blocks the
passage of light and thus interferes with vision.
CataraCts are not growths and are not contag-
ious. They are not caused or hastened by reading,
sewing or watching movies.
Among known causes are diseases such as
diabetes, hereditory influence, radiation, dietary
deficiencies, and chemical damage. Early diag-
nosis is important. Sometimes surgery is indica-
ted, In others just eye glasses may do the job.
Occasionally drops can be prescribed to control
the, vision.
Bob Middleton, PhmB
Stan Horrell, Phm B
IDOLETON Dru9f5
PHONE 235-1570 EXETER
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Come Walk The
BARGAIN MALL
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Pep S.
EXETER
Fri. & Sat. July 21 & 22
Bargains lore From Every Store
* ARTS & CRAFTS
See area craftsmen perform on Main St.
* EARL HEYWOOD
THE POPULAR USBORNE NATIVE TURNS FROM
SINGING TO MAGIC IN 3 SHOWS SATURDAY
9:00 11:00 1:00
* BAKE GOODS
Area ladies church groups provide baking booths
* The GOSPEL
CARAVAN ERS
Entertain Friday & Saturday — You'll Enjoy Meeting These Dynamic Young People
Usborne native Earl Heywood is
best known for his singing, but he
can also mystify you with his
magical act, One of his tricks is
"removing heads" with this
guillotine and the victim above is
Huron-Bruce MPP Murray Gaunt,
See Earl perform this and many
other tricks on Saturday on Main
St., Exeter,
HEADING NORTH — Une of the more active and successful boys in
the Cub movement in Exeter has been Doug Luxton. Doug who is
shown above with many of his badges is leaving with his family this
week for a new home in Lions Head. T-A photo
• Greenway couple
mark anniversary
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By MANUEL CURTS
GREEN WAY
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Adair en•
tertained friends, neighbors and
relatives in Corbett Community
Centre Saturday on the occasion
of their 25th wedding an-
niversary.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Lovie held a
• surprise dinner for them Tuesday
evening. Attending were Mr, &
Mrs. Wilfred Mathers, Grand
Bend.
Sunday a family dinner was
held in their honor at the Moulin
Rouge, Grand Bend. Those at-
tending were their children Orno
• and Kim, Lillian Ulens, Archie
Adair, Donna and Ted Jones,
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Murray,
Brian, Karen and Neil, St,
Thomas, and Mr. & Mrs. Bud
Ulens, Debbie, Kathy, Lindsay
and Scott, Mississauga.
Personals
Several from this area were
guests at the reception for Mr. &
Mrs. John Hodgins, Parkhill who
were observing their 40th wed-
ding anniversary at the
Taxandria in Arkona last Friday
• evening.
The ladies of the United Church
Le t Us
•';:r Hear
From You!
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know of a young couple If you •
recently married or about to be
just fill in this coupon and mail to
our office. We will start a 6
month subscription for the
newlyweds as our wedding gift.
NAME OF NEWLYWEDS
ADDRESS
DATE MARRIED,
SIGNATURE
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held a successful home-baking
sale in Grand Bend last Friday
afternoon,
The Morley family reunion was
held at the Corbett Community
Centre Sunday.
Milton Woodburn is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
Dawson Woodburn is in-
structing in music at a summer
school in Toronto.
Mrs. Ken Eagleson and Gary
Eagleson are attending the
summer school sessions at
U.W.O. London.
Grace Eagleson and her friend,
Darlene Catt, Sarnia, have
returned recently from a three-
week tour of Europe and the,
British Isles, "
Robert Clarke has returned
from a vacation in the Bahamas.
Accompanying him was Brian
Wagner for a visit here.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Selbourne English were
Vincent McKay, Detroit, Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Dare, Onekama,
Mich,, and Mr. & Mrs. Harold
Clement of Dearborn.
Evelyn and Manuel Curts
accompanied Mr. & Mrs. William
Curts, London, to Naiagara Falls
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Nile Foster, Camlachie, was
home for the weekend.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Inez
Eagleson were Rona Hickey,
Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Foster,
Parkhill, and the latter's sister,
Mrs. Cora Shipman, Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida.
Visiting Mr. & Mrs. Bill Clarke,
Greenway General Store, are
Mrs. Clarke's sister, Mrs, Jeanne
Parsons, Ottawa, her three
grandchildren from Newfoun-
dland and Mrs. Wm J. Thomson
from the Bahamas.
Mrs. Hugh Larkin has returned
to Windsor after holidaying with
her mother, Mrs. Grace
Stewardson and other relatives
here,
Mr. & Mrs. Elton Curts visited
with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Lydia Kerr, Sarnia, Sunday.
Mr, & Mrs. Jim Eagleson were
in Detroit Sunday.
By the way — watch your kids
at the lake, They have no fear of
water unless it is soapy,
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