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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-10-19, Page 5RIA. EY RUST dOkiPAN* stNCE '1'a89' D.N.tetelyorei Manager LiStwell,Ontitrie SAVE S18! rem ass ism . mg No on slim me mil me re in SAVE $10 Coupon good for $10 off our regular price on any John Deere 2- or 3-piece adult snowmobile suit. Mr. Dealer: Customer Name (Please Print) Address Town/Prov, /Postal Code To Customer: Please be advised of the following conditions, (11 the cash value Of the coupon is 1/20Ih of 1 cent, (21 the coupon is void if u"se is prohibited Of restricted by law; 131 you will be required to pay any provincial retail sales tax applicable to the transaction in which you use a coupon. In some provinces, retail sales lax may be payable on the regular Selling price al the goods offered iv the coupon, (41 you must fill in your name and address in the places provided beloW, (9) This coupon is provided by a John Deere dealer who owns his own store and sets his own retail prices. Prices of goods offered on the coupon may be subject to change without notice and regular prices may vary from dealer to dealer. Goods offered on the coupon may not be in dealer's stock at the time you Present the coupon, but will ordinarily'be available and can be ordered from John Deere Limited by a dealer. It is possible that these goods for some of there) May not be available al all if sales exceed anticipated demand or other circumstances occur beyond a dealer's or John Deere Limited's control, As a result, this coupon is Subject to availability of the goods offered on the coupon. (61 Limit: one coupon per Item. (71 Mr. Dealer: You are authoriied to act as our agent Poi redemption of this coupon in accordance with the terms thereof. Dealer must fill in name and account number, Presentation for redemption without sucti compliance constitutes fraud, This coupon and all others you redeem for 1977 John Deere Red Hot Sweepstakes are la be turned ill to your John Deele Territory Manager, IS) Of ler expires December 31,1977, STORE COUPON I SAVE $5 Coupon good for $5 off our regular price on a case of John Deere snowmobile oil. Mr. Dealer: Customer Name (Please Print) I Address Town/Prow./Postal Code Take advantage of big savings now on quality John Deere snowmobile accessories.'Clip these coupons and come to our store. See our'whole line of John Deere snowmobiles and . accessories and save,! Limit: one coupon per item purchased. - AND DON'T FORGET TO ENTER OUR RED HOT SWEEPSTAKES! • .„ SAVE $3 Coupon good for $3 off our regular price on a John Deere reversible vest. Customer Name (Please Print) Mr. Dealer: Address Name (Please Print) Branch Code No. 73 C.P. Town/Prov. /Postal Code Acct. No. No. 5 Name (Please Print) Branch Code No. 73 C.P, , Acct. No. No. 5 Name (Please Print) Branch Code No. 73 C.P. Acct. No. No. 5 To CutiOnter: Please be advised of the following conditions: (11 the cash value of the coupon is 1/20th of I cent. (21 the coupon is Void it use is Prohibited or restricted by law, 13) you will be required to pay any provincial retail sales tax applicable to thu transaction in which you use a couPon, In some provinces, retail sales tax may bevlayable on the regular selling prite of the goods offered in the coupon, (4) you must f in ydur Came And address in the places provided below. (5) This coupon is provided by a John Deere dealer who owns his OM store and sets his own retail pricet. Prices of goods °limed on the Coupon May be Subject to change without notice and regular prices may vary from dealer to dealer. Goods °tiered on the Coupon may not be in dealer't stock at the time pail present the coupon. but Will. ordinarily be available and can be ordered from John Deere Limited by a dealer. It is possible that these gobds (or some of then)) may not be available at all if Saida exceed anticipated dethand or ether circumstances occur beyond a dealer't or John Deere' Lirrilled's control, As a result. this coupon is 'subject to availabilily,of the goods offered 'on the toirpen. (61 Limit: one coupon per item. 171 Mr, Dealer: 'NU are authorized to act as our agent for redemption of this coupon in atcardarice with the terms thereof. Dealer Must fill in name and account nurnber, Presentation for redemption Without tuth Compliance Constitutes I raud. this coupon and all others you redeem for 1977 John Deere Red Not Sweepstakes are to be turned into your JohnT)eere Territdry Mahager.111)011er expires December 31, 1977. STORE COUPON L — To CUstothert Pleate be advised of the fallowing Conditions: (1) the cash value of the coupon is 1/20th of I tent, (2) the button Void if use is prohibited or 'restricted by law. (31 you will be required to pay any provincial retail sales tat applicable to the transaction in Which ythjUse a coupon. In some Movintes, retail sales lax May be payable on the regular • selling price of the price" offered in the cdupon. 14) you Mutt till in your dame and .addresS in the places provided .belOW. 15) This coupon is provided by a John Deere dealer who Owns hiS Own store and bets his OM retail (Meet. Prices 01 goods Offered an the duper) may be subject to change Without notice and tegulat prices-May vary from dealer to dealer. Roods tittered on the coupon may not be in dealers flock at the time present the cbupon, but will ordinarily be available and can be ordered hen) john Deere Limited by a dealer. It is possible that these gOOds for some of them May nOt•be available at alt it sales exceed anticipated demand or other circumstances occur beyond a dealer's-or MCA Deere trinited'S control. As a result. this coupon is sullied to Availabifitybt the goods offered on the Coupon. (61.Limil,one coupon pet lleM, (7) Mr: (MOW: You are aUlhOirzed lo Ott as our agent for redemption, of this coupon in accOrdance with the kilns therabf.Dealet Mutt tilt in nom arid account number. PreSenlatitrit for redeMptiort without such compliance' tOnStifutes baud. This coupon and alt Othert you.fredeent for 1977 John' Deere Red Hot Sweepstakes are to be turned in tO your John Deere Territory Mariaget. IMO! f expires Deceinber 3), 1977, .; 8t011g COUPON NAL. im• orn mi goin ma mom tow . ....„ FRED McGEE. AUTO ELECTRIC LTD. Wingliatt 3571 ,416 THE BRUSSELS POST OCTOBER 19, 1977 ,5 Nutritionist plans prevention BY JOANNE WALTERS in the Goderich Signal Star Nutrition Canada, a book based on a national survey conducted by Doctor Zak Sabry and authorized by the Ministry of National Health and Welfare, states that Canada is a nation of excesses. Canadians eat too much and exercise too little. It's as simple as that. Lorraine Devereaux, as the new nutritionist for the counties of Huron and Perth, can refer extensively to Nutrition Canada data and says that Canada is a country lacking in good nutritional habits, not because the proper foods aren't available but because there is a lack of general education about the proper foods. There are so many- food products on the market says Mrs. , Devereaux, that food purchasing and consumption 'becomes too complicated. People become, confused and just don't seem to know what to buy, feels Mrs. Devereaux. She would remind people that there are four basic food groups to be included in every meal. These groups inchide breads and cereals, milk, meat and alternates and fruit and vegetables. Mrs. Devereaux has been on the job for about two weeks now and is busy getting organized. She is dividing her time between the two counties, spending alternate weeks at the health unit in Goderich and the health unit in Stratford. She is married, has a baby boy and lives in Seaforth. After graduating from the University of WeStern Ontario with her B.A. and majoring in nutrition, she spent a year of internship at Sunnybrook Medical Centre in Toronto. She worked as a therapeutic ...dietitian at St. Joseph's Hospital in London for two years. • Mrs. Devereaux says her job in Huron-Perth will primarily involve her as a resource person for public health nurses., doctors, dentists and the general public. She says she will be treating good nutrition as a factor in disease prevention. There is an important distinction between her job as a nutritionist and a dietitian's job in Lower cost Money Available Here When you need money — mortgage money — get it here at Victoria and Grey • Trust where money rental costs are now at alower rate. that a dietitian works with people who already have a disease while she tries to prevent a disease before it happens. Preventive medicine is very difficult according to Mrs. Devereaux. People, she says, don't have the ability to grasp the concept of risk. "They always feel it won't happen to me," she states. "It's human nature not to worry about your health until you don't have it.", Mrs. Devereaux says some people do not think having a nutritionist in the two counties is important. But she feels there is an important need for one and thinks she has her work cut out for her. She figures it could take about a year before her research files are well organized enough so that information is always right at her fingertips. Whatever problem she can't help someone with directly, she wants to be able to research it or refer it to someone who can help. She hopes to have films about nutrition for people to borrow as well as good hand out materials. She wants to .have easily accessible information for teachers and public health nurses to aid them with any classes they might teach concerning nutrition. She also wants to set up programs in high school and public school curri- culums involving posters, pamphlets and kits on nutrition. Mrs. Devereanic feels that mothers are a key group to reach about good nutrition because through their meal planning and cooking, the whole family's 'health is often dependent. She says it is important to teach people about nutrition when they are motivated to listen and learn, for example, mothers with new born babies.' It is important for mothers not to overfeed their infants ,in the first year of life, says Mrs. Devereaux, because this, can lead to obesity. While pregnant mothers are slightly better nourished than other groups of people in Canada, Mrs. Devereaux says there is still a problem because good nutritional stores should happen even before conception but they often don't. Eating habits are important in pre-schoolers and on into public school and high school ages, says Mrs, Devereaux. One age group she worries about are teenage girls who she says are a very image conscious group and there- fore prone to harmful fad diets. She labels teenage girls as-A high risk group and pregnant teenagers as an even greater risk Men of all ages are also a risk group. Whether it is a case of heredity, stress, life style or eating habits, more and more often there are cases of men who seem perfectly healthy one minute and who dlie• of coronary disease the next says Mrs. Devereaux. ' Of eating habits, Mrs. Devereaux says Canadians in general eat too much protein and fat, don't drink enough milk and keep their fruit and vegetable consumption too low. The elderly; says Mrs. Devereaux are the • most malnourished' age ,. group of any. They don't just get like that all of a sudden because they're old, she says. Rather it is an accumulation of bad eating habits and life style over the years. A's the nutritionist for Huron and Perth counties, Mrs. Devereaux will practise preven- tive medicine. She hopes to jump into problem situations before diseases happen, includng self- imposed diseases such as obesity.