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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-10-05, Page 10NEW ADDITION - Jim Taylor, Hensall, recently moved the main part of this building from the Clinton Air Force Base, Now with the help of an ODC loan, he is making an addition and expanding his business, Traylor Industries Ltd. T-A photo j imtilig ?dews n OCTOBER 1972 .t1V,L1.) 12S CXIXIIKATC1 Traditionally, we .celebrate one week each year. In October as National pharmacy Week, :fills year the theroe of our pharmacy week is to remind friends and .custorners to cheek with us if they are taking non-prescription drugs. WRY IS. TILOS IMPORTANT? A great many drugs that do. not require a doctor's prescription pan still be very danger'- pus and should not be taker!. indiscriminately. These drugs may not be as Went as Kest:rip- WM drugs When compared on paper, but there is "abundant evidence" that their actual phar- maceutical action indicates that they deserve to he taken with caution. HOW CAN WE HELP yOlv? Naturally, We must intimately know about every prescription medicine that is dispensed from our pharmacy. information provided by the manufacturer enables us to know the names and quantities of therapeutically active or sig- nilieant ingredients in these drugs. We apply this same standard to non-prescription reme, dies and we will only recommend those pro- ducts on which such information is available. SIIOULD YOU SEE A DOCTOR.? If for any reason we think you are doing yourself a disservice by continuing with a nose-prescription drug, we will never hesitate to recommend that you consult your doctor. A TIME FOR REDEDICATION Each year we also take advantage of it being National Pharmacy Week to rededicate our- selves once again to the code of Mies of Pharmacy which states that, "The Pharmacist lipids the Health and Safety of His Patrons to he of First Consideration. g 0 0 R r?, Bob Middleton, PhInB Stan Harrell, PhmB -‘f I IDEILETON [fru p PHONE 235-1570 EXETER 2. Re0R5RVR0RgRVR0 5 Drive care.. illy. Fabric Guide for the best setting for any fabric * Safety Rest prevents accidental tippinij * Uses clean tap water for steam settings Suggested List $22.95 12 95 HAMILTON TRUST 6 1:03 AND SAVINGS CORPORATION PAYS YOU HIGHEST INTEREST on Guaranteed Investment Certificates G1C's Are Fully Guaranteed Term Deposits LA Pei iods of 1 - 5 years CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST Contact your LOCAL FINANCIAL ADVISOR or 69 YONGE STREET, TORONTO 1 1-416-360-1770 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Model 26PL10 129" WARRANTY PLAN • 1 yecte ear free p free parts and service • 5 ye ar tube warranty plan .6, 49e- 1Q .Tnne.-Advocate, Oct9trer. $, 1972- Hoy council. :refuses. land severance request At the regular monthly meeting Of Hay township council Tuesday night, the council made three recommendations to the Huron County Land Division Com- mittee. News from Lucan „church On Sunday. the church was decorated by Mrs, Kgan, Lois Legg and some members of the junior choir. At the service of. Holy Com- munion, junior choir medals for attendance and behaviour were presented to John .11enderson and Jane Hardy. The choir was accompanied by Xing Abel on the trumpet and Lois Legg on the organ as they sang the hymns and anthem. Rev. W. F. Browne preached on the harvest. At the meeting of the evening AC'W. Tuesday, Mrs, X. Kraut was elected president; Mrs. C. Shipley. vice-president; Mrs. C. Ileskett, secretary; and Mrs. F. Egan, treasurer. Plans were made to hold the turkey dinner October 25. " They recommended that one land severance request not be granted, to Charles and Darlene Pierce to sever part of lot 28, plan 28. They also recommended the acceptance of two requests for land severance; from. Mrs. Thelma Thiel to sever part of lot 20, concession 10 for a total of 21,780 square feet; and from Eric Campbell to sever 28,930 square feet of land from let 19, con- cession 1. Both are for residential purposes. Also at the meeting, council accepted the tender of L. H. Turnbull and Son for repair and improvement of the main part of the Black Creek municipal drain, for $14,995. Council also received and approved six tile drain ap- plications for a total of $53,500. In conjunction with the County of Huron, Hay proclaimed the week of October 15 to 21 as Children's Aid week, and in conjunction with the Dominion of Canada, proclaimed the week of October 8 to 14 as Fire Prevention Week. Council approved general accounts to a total of $11,335.29; drain accounts to total of $3,967.90; and road accounts $20,843.66. Black Spruce has an average life of 150 years in Canada's Boreal forest. Art purchased for school use The Huron County Board of e3dueation has purchased a collection of art works from the Ontario Arts Council, to display at area secondary schools. The collection, which consists of 21 works of art, was put together by the Council and is to be displayed across the province, starting October 12. It is intended that it will be located in the secondary schools and neighbouring elementary schools will be encouraged to bring their art classes to visit the display. The Huron County display, will not be able to open officially on the intended date. It was to begin in Central Huron Secondary School. However, a university night for grades 12 and 13, and a fashion show sponsored by a community organization are already scheduled for that school, that evening. A later date will be announced when the display will be available to the public in this area A VEGETABLE WINNER — John Kingma of Shipka was the top exhibitor in the vegetable section at the recent Exeter Fair. He is shown above with a display of his produce. T-A photo Health Unit active in night courses Nobody Beats A Beavers Special! Check This "Special of the Month" Westinghouse Steam & Dry Iron Hensall plant to open soon With the help of an Ontario Development Corporation loan, Jim Taylor, of Traylor Industries Ltd., Hensall, hopes to start production in less than a month. "I hope we'll be under way by November 1," said Mr. Taylor. He applied for the loan last spring, but just received word of it a few weeks ago, It will consist of a performance loan of $7,500 and a small business loan of $24,000 toward the cost of an additional building and the purchase of new manufacturing equipment. The firm produces truck campers and will begin making industrial trailers and mobile offices, The product comes complete, right down to the cushions and curtains, Mr. Taylor said he should be able to put out one camper in five days once they go into full production. He said, however, that he expects it will be January 1, before he can expect these results, The company, which is located on Brock St., Hensall, will add six new employees when the production is under way, and anticipates another thirty people over the following five year period. The main part of the plant is a former hangar from Clinton Air Force Base, which Mr. Taylor moved to its present site this summer. Because it is not a new building (built in 1953) Mr. Taylor could not get an ODC loan applicable to it, only to the ad- dition and to the machinery. Nobody Beats A Westinghouse Best Buy Value Dr. Frank Mills, the Medical Officer of Health for the County of Huron and Director of the Huron County Health Unit, has informed the Times-Advocate that the Health Unit will actively participate in the night school program of the Huron County Board of Education in two areas: "Preparation for Parenthood" and "Family Living" seminars. Dr. Mills stated that the "Preparation for Parenthood" classes scheduled for the night school timetable will replace the previous so-called prenatal classes which were conducted throughout the county. "Preparation for Parenthood" classes will be conducted in each of the county's secondary schools where night courses are available and will be taught by the public health nurse for that area with the assistance of various resource personnel. The presentation of this series of classes in seminar-type discussion groups, in conjunction with the board of Education night school courses, allows for better timing of the course for the ex- pectant mother and father, in a centralized location and in- tegrated with. the other com- munity night education courses. The second series of presen- tations, "Family Living" CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE THROUGH Hodgson Limited 235-2420 EXETER Wm. J. Amos Insurance LUCAN AND PARKHILL John R. Consitt ZURICH BOX '130 236-4332 seminars, will also be taught by the area public health nurse (in all secondary schools) and will be presented on a separate evening to that of the "Preparation for Parenthood" series to allow attendance at both if desired. This series will make use of resource personnel from varied fields as well as the nurse in- structor, and the series will offer instruction to all age groups in such important areas as safety in the home, accident prevention, first-aid care for acute emergencies, practical home nursing and generally the essentials of healthful, happy living. The intent of the Health Unit in providing these two courses is to help people to a better understanding of child development (in the "Preparation for Parenthood" classes) and a source of practical information and open discussion in the "Family Living" classes. The schedule of dates of these two series will be published in at a later date. Enquiries may be directed to local Huron County Health Unit offices: Goderich, Court House; Brussels, Medical & Dental Centre; Clinton, 111 Shipley Street; , Exeter, Hospital; Seaforth, Hospital; Wingham, Carling Terrace. By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator and girls visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Biernaskie and Angela of Kitchener and Mr, & Mrs. Wilfred Preszcator of Bridgeport. Although less than 10 percent of the people live on farms today, it's estimated that about 40, percent of all jobs in the United States are related somehow to agriculture. Related fields in- clude marketing, processing and transportation of food products, plus the manufacturing and distribution -of equipment and services needed by the modern farmer. 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We Still Share The Same Front Door And Backyard Parking ROGERS MAJESTIC BEAVERS HARDWARE Dashwood Phone 237-3428 Use the door at AVCO Finance and walk to the back Exeter ZIMMER'S T.V. plain St. 1111111.111011•11111v"