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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-05-11, Page 3• Marge Moore, left, on behalf oi'the bowlers of the Goderich Youth Bowling Council presented Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Crawford with agift fnappreciation of their work with the group during the past season. The presentation was made following the Awards Banquet held Saturday at St. Peter's Roman Catholic _Church in_Gnderi.ch_--staff photo, 00004CN BioNlI,L71f'1"14TIr' Temperature -can :crack your. teeth ,, University of Utah scientists say that chewing on ice or drinking hot coffee with ice cream eventually can make teeth crack. It has been found that expansion Brom heat and sudden contraction from coaling can crack teeth' because tooth, enamel and 'the dentine layer beneath it expand and ,contract at differentiates. Additionally, enamel Is a poor conductor so that when it is cooled suddenly it cannot contract because the dentine layer beneath it has not yet cooled and cgntracted.The resulting thermal stress can crack teeth. The finding may help explain why heat and cold cause dental pain. With cold, contracting enamel may squeeze dentine until it presses agains the sensitive nerve endings of the pulp. Expansion from heat could also make dentine close in on the pulp and trigger pain. Working with extracted human and cattle teeth it has been discovered that tooth enamel can -suffer "thermal fatigue" from T E6i scan 'tett' `ttfl cIiang• inside the mouth when people consume such things as hot coffee and cold ice cream. The investigators say the enamel is not damaged when the tooth,is heated, as in the intake of a hot drink. But when the tooth surface is subjected to sudden temperature drops, like eating or drinking something cold, the enamel tends to contract and is more susceptible to cracking..-7- Canadian racking.=-Canadian Dental Association. Marge Moore, -left, on behalf of the Youth Bowling Council, presented 'a ;token of the group's appreciation for the fine co-operation they received through the year to the operators of the Little Bowl in Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little.'Thg'presentation was made during the wind up banquet held • Saturday at which awards were given out.—staff photo • • This group of bowler's didnot have such a successful year but they received recognition for their accomplishmentsnevertheless. Although they placed last, front, Jeannette Little and Linda Diehl of ,thee Ra orR es of the Bantam Division•and the Gutter Balls' who placed last in the. Jt nioMr-Seprorr, division aureen Redmond and Nora DonneHy'were presented with skunks.—staff pho AINSLIE3 Home Dressed Select Meat sum.- FOR SANDWICHES CO KED HA;M OVEN READY (WITH DRESSING) ROAST PORK STEAKET1'E STYLE MINUTE STEAK "ilk�uTr EA�1 PORK CHOPS - Ib. • Ib.• !b. • Little Sally Little was this year's Youth Bowling Council Bowling Queen. During the graup's awards banquet at St. Peter's Cathol is Church in Goderich on Saturday evening she received a gift from Marge Moor.e on behalf of the group.—staff photo Huron Recreation tgiitCiinto fl LET °s FILL YOUR .FREEZER WITH oun %/WHOLESALE PRICES We Buy Direct From The Pic ducar -Save The Cost Of The Middle Map All Our Mea.. Is Government Inspected 1 r t ti A meeting of .all • persons information gather ed . To further interested fn recreation in Hui nri the development of sports within C.ountv_Ilt�r . _t et n__pliartned fii,r'. Clinton on May 15. The object of the meeting. :according to Spence C'rirrrmir�'gs. Huron County . Development Officer, is to form a sports association for Huron County. Mr. Cummings pointed out in an interview, last week that .many .areas of the province have associations to promote sports within their county and he feel' it would bebeneficia1 in Huron. The Development. Officer has been active representing Huron on a regional- recreation association for western Ontario in the last few mouths hut 'feels a person dominated from a Huron association would provide a better representation of sport in Huron; One• :of the accomplishments of the regional representation has been the hiring- of Mrs, Moira Couper of Hensall as children's recreation co-ordinator..for Huron, effective May 15. She was hired and will paid by the Youth and Recreation Branch of the Ministry of Social and Family Services. • --a T in, . association would have two sports in Huron. government objectives. It would assemble funds that are available are being information on such things • as gobbled up elsewhere with no facilities required in the county, benefit coming to this area. Such fundi presently required to an association, he said, would be a maintain sports programs and spokesman for area sports and what funds are needed in Htrron''s recreation and able to get more of toWns and villages to, maintain � this money into Huron. present facilities. ° He'urged anyone interested in 11 this information w a s sports either for recreation Mor obttrtinerl, the second objective of „competition to attend the meeting the association would be to decide at 8 p, M. May 15 at the.Clintdn what shgtild be done with the Community Centre. - r , objective of the organization. • 'Mr. Cummings said that one of thegrea'testproblems in forming ari:assogiation has been .trying to convey to people just what the organization would 1)0:11e said he noes not see Hasa governing body of sports in the cciuntrv, nor does he see it„ a',5 a branch Of county government. In no w.av, he said. will it he a county -sponsored recreation . ¢1epartMerit . H indica.ted that he himself would withdraw from the organizatiton once it was, formed so that it would have' a separate identity hut that through his office he would do everything possible to help it achieve its objectives. He said the association would be a method of enabling oompetition in many -sports which . are not played beyond "the. local level. For instance. he said, such a group might he able to organize a county summer games from which winners would go on to compete at fhe regional level Mr. Cummings said that with of GROWERS mots TOMATOES PANSIES GERANIUMS PETUNIAS SPECIAL Jumbo Hybrid Tomato Plante ,which Will give you ripe fruit .2 weeks earlier. ASK FOR McKl E BENNIILLER PLANT FARM 1'I E LEEE" V Vkilosopfier MOST LAM WILL NEVER MAKE HAY A C AB LIN+ �N THE RYE f 1 JOE'SBP Service Station ' and. Coffee Shop 411 Huron Rd., Goderich 524-6871,... __ti THINK SPRING JEANS! SHORTS! SPORT SHIRTS! T-SHIRTS!.: JACKETS! 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