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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-08, Page 6Iia PAGE 6—GODER1CH SIGNAL STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1973 Ke.p these points in mind you are thinking Thinking of carpeting for vour home'' Here are a few points to remember. First of all, the must expen- sive carpet is not necessary, or even desirable. for all parts of the house. Carpets are made m varying grades to suit all requirements. Little -used areas in the home, such as bedrooms, require an inexpensive carpet, while heavy traffic areas, such as stairs, halls and livingroonr, require the most -expensive car- pet you can afford to buy. Because of the < arving cc►n- dit.ions of use and care in dif- ferent homes, manufacturers are reluctant to set a minirnum- life guarantee on their products, and unfortunately, most people do not realise that 't jtless they can afford a top price of $30.UU per square yard, they cannot expect to buy a car- pet that will last a lifetime. Therefore, if \our budget is low, it is butter to stick to polished floors -and scatter rugs than to buy a cheap carpet that will not stand up to wear. ce you have definitely decide favour of carpeling over polished floor, shop for quotations 00 vour -carpeting lob to get the best 'possible price., Have the dealer put in writing exactly what his price includes and .what type of un- derlay will be provided. When you decide on a supplier, ask for a small sample of the material so you can compare it when the -truck. rolls ,up to the door. That's your good money aboard the truck so protect your investment' The hazard of fire is always a consideration when purchasing a carpet. Flammability depends oh many factors such as (1 ) type of fibre or blend (2) con- struction (3) weight (4) weave -- open weaves burn more easily (5) surface — fluffy sur- faces are more flamniable. Wool carpet is the least flam- mable of all natural fibres, while cotton is the most flam- mable, but can be made flame carpet resistant. The synthetic fibres also present their 'problems as fire hazards. Rayon, acetate and tri -acetate are as flammable as cotton -but can be treajed. The nylon, polyester and acrylic fibres are moderately flam- mable, but once on fire tran- melt and drip, adding a deep - burn hazard. 'I'o combat this problem, the federal Depart- ment of Consumer and Cor- porate Affairs is working to develop. standards for flame resistance, and will' bring in legislation as flame retardants are. perfected. horning cough is not normal Morning is a time for millions of smokers, think a coughing. For too many people. morning cough is not only Too many people, including routine but normal. It isn't. being. Coughing is one way the body tries to get rid of excess phlegm and mucus. ,Normally, mucas moves from the breathing passages up toward the mouth, swept along by tiny k►roomlike structures called cilia. The 'moving carpet of mucus collects dirt and germs along the way. But when the cilia stop moving the mucus ac- cumulates. Especially at night. Coughing in the morning shakes loose this' sticky collec- tion of mucus, dirt, and germ'S. But in the meantime, the dirt irritates the air passages and itilic •_ IL I Prices Guaranteed to March 14th. CURITY DISPOSABLE NURSERBOTTLES 119. °100 MFG. SUGG. UST 1.89 DETTOL ANTISEPTIC 7.5 OZ. MFG. SUGG. LIST 1.37 LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC s 18 OZ. 39 MFG. SUGG. . un 1.99 HourAftet Hour ANTI-PERSPIRANT DEODORANT Reg. & Unscented.-�, 9 OZ. ,MFG. SUGG. - - LIST129- 1.99 PERTUSSIN OUGH SYRUP 6 Off: berry flavor MFG. SUGG. L LIST 1.3! SCHICK INJECTOR SUPER STAINLESS BLADES 7s MFG. SUGG. ---Lt5T 1.09 CLEARASIL SOAP MFG. SUGG. LIST 43c Bmm� Seltzer .. • imn . 1'6 tl.� REG. SUGG. LIST 89c LYPSYL FOR CHAPPED LIPS MFG. SUGG. UST 49c NICE'n EASY HAIRCOLOR ALL SHADES MFG. SUGG. 69 LIST 2.75 LARGE VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE LOTION 14 OZ. -33 MFG. SUGG. UST 1.89 DRISTAN TABS -- 24 — Mfg. Sugg. List 1.45 MIST 1 Scc MFG. SUGG. LIST 1.39 G9r09- the germs have a chance to -reproduce and invade the body tissues. Smoking just one cigarette slows down the action of the cilia and interferes with the up- ward trip of the moving mucus. Heavy smoking completely paralyzes the cilia and leaves the bronchial tubes, which con- nect the lungs and the wind- pipe, open to all kinds of infec- tion_. Once the bronchial tubes are irritated for long periods, excess, mucus is secreted con- stantly. Then coughing becomes compulsive. Chronic bronchitis i§ a lung, disease which now afflicts 4 million . Canadians. Its sympt. toms are a cough that hangs on for at least three months, .comes and goes with colds, and recurs for at least two years in a row. Attention must be paid to that, kind, of • a cough, and $p1.00OFF �:any � air of COOL -RAY POLAROID SUNGLASSES COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 14 ONE -A -DAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS 10os59MFG. SUGG. UST 3.79 Over 300 people attended the meet the candietes night at Central Huron Secondaryg tki in Clinton last Thursday night. Mason Bailey, president of the Huron Federations Agriculture, which sponsored the event , introduced three of the tour candidates. Theyart left to right seated Jack Riddell, Liberal candidate; Don Southcott, Progressive Con* vative; and Paul Carroll, NDP. (staff photo) medical treatment—plus quit"' ting smoking--can-clear up the symptoms. If it is untreated, the disease can mean serious trouble. Chronic bronchitis can be a forerunner of pulmonary emphysema, which involves permanent destruction of the air sacs of the lungs. ;Check out a cough you can't shake off for good. And to find out more about lung disease, t.+ontact vour local tuberculosis and respiratory disease association. It's a matter of life and breath. About 2,000 Canadian children under 15 die each year in accidents according to the Canada Safety Council. The Industrial Accident Prevention Association believes most 'of these child fatalities can be prevented. " The I.A.P.A. theme for the year ----Zero In On Proper .Job Performance ----applies just as much at home as it does at work. Help prevent accidents to small children by keeping .all chemicals, cleaning fluids and detergents out of their reach; teaching them the traffic rules; and taking a positive approach in teaching children proper safety attitudes. S~ ti L'1ti..r:.w.._�da'..�....W.F ...ins'.-A7�,..7"e'�' t 5CLOFF THE PRICE OF ANY SIZE Curity- Tape - Tab Diapers COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 14 CLAIROL HERBAL ESSENCE SHAMPOO WITH PROTEIN DRY -NORMAL, OILY 12 OZ. 29 MFG. SUGG. LIST 2:49 •_ sois8,34 SCOPE MOUTHWASH 17 OZ. PLUS7 OZ. MORE - ■ nBRECK y - SHAMPOO W0e1+411. OILY d DRY IS OZ MFG. SUGG. UST 2.39 NI I DIGEL LIQUID 119 12 OZ. MFG. SUGG. UST 1.69 STEIIADENT POVIIDER 6.75 OZ. MFG. SUGG. LIST 1.03 ALKA SELTZER 8s MFG. SUGG. UST 47c LISTERINE ANAC1NTABS AT LOZENGES I FAST PAIN RELIEF ACS. FLAVORS IC 60sMFG. SUNG. MFG. SUGG. UST 99c un 1.09 RESDAN 'DANDRUFF REMEDY -89 10 OZ. MFG. SUGG. UST 2.39 CION("//14 re , .r, CLOSE-UP TOOTHPASTE loom. 89, REGULAR AND MINT ADORN HAIR SPRAY ALL PES 13 TY0Z. 89 MFG. SUGG. LIST 2.98 wT 1 1' (11(1`1 AbIbal,* spa GLOVES SMALL, MEDIUM and LARGE MFG. SUGG. 6 .9 UST 98c 16$ MI SQUARE P B E 524-7532 GODERICH 'SPORTS ACTIONLl by MORLEY LEEKING -The Life of A Professional Hockey Puck (The following interview was -conducted by tins reporter, distinguished hockey puck last ~month in 'Toronto) 'M.L.: What excites vouarnost about your' Itfe ;t, a profess, hockey puck? - Puck: I enjoy the travel --and the four months off in the mer. The television `exposure is great and's() r, the pensaa M. L.: 'What are some of the hazards of being a profess hockey puck? Puck: Two things give me the most rouble. One r cher, and the other is stretched ligaments. 'i hate beim; frozen f, each game too. " M.L.: Could you describe how your present inion occurs the one that„is temporarily sidelining you fruni ruction Puck: Well Stan Mikity picked me up at Firs own'hluelme began heading toward the Toronto riet-. "Phi, was fine un passed me to Dennis- Hull - and you know ,,.chat Dennis f( do' to a puck. Well anvwaC's,- this Hull ch tr:o ter ;,rets ov blueline, winds up and .rips me dowards the net. N w if'la Plante had got- his glove hand up in time I wocild've been in tonight - but".Jacques is 44 years old you know and he lustre Ole completely. I hit the goalpust dead on ;Ind Imo* molecules. - o M.L.: Do. you ever wonder when you'll be ,hot into the_r .Pock: Yes I do .... but I know when 1'ni ,hot, int, the they'll take good care of me in 'my retirement. I „et letters week from some of my old buddies. They ha\ e Rreat Ine>. ;o: th.ens_lieu_._in..t), c.•,Wj1-1nL.ttQp -y_rc)o.t11S or_ t re•.ttivnLLiNinla fel ... _ S'sv..b? I .>t Un ticiA „iw,:froin time t1 time rn tuners a,rnes. M.L.*44444 ` ell thank You very muchfor Your r-onitnernt, tod' Mr. Puck.' Is. there anything you`d like t11 milli” Po Puck: Don't leave me off the protected 14,t r -n June" ICE—CHIPS The Goderich Sailors scored an impressive 1-; tern ,7 .Elgin Sailors last Sunday to even the best of ,even sqerre,ups game apiece. 1 , The Sailors; did so in spite of the most incei►t cl11 11trngth ever witnessed at a hockey game. Dirk Wolterheek. \ti'aynct Mitch Miller (thanks Fish) and Frank Hagan ,eoreri �reatF�a pace the Sailors. Hob Kellestine had to be the star of the,gante h1,lvever•'ap no fewer than t3 cleancut breakaways. -If-you---fa-ns haven' t been out to- see the tia-ilor •-this 45 strongly advise seeing them before this season is over. Thera. ,exciting hockey team and are giving their all to bring a champ ship to Go'tlerich ....:Jacques Plante made a successftr debut, Boston last Sunday, scoring a shutout in his fiat gar ,ea113, He'll add lots of colour to an already potent team for cnlo� players i.e. Phil Esposito, Turk Sanderson and 13ohl,c Orr Leafs however, missed Plante and lost a clove iii-tr decisirt Philly on Sunday- nightSee you next week, INCOME TAX IS CHILD'S PLA As anyone knows, the new income tax form is mere child's Ask eight-year-old Karen Phipps, who kindly volunteered � fer's . 'g o^t' herher fathather is taking -notax chanthisesear. He'sKarengoingsstill tol workinwatch C8� visiari at 8 p.m. to get some advice on ho'w to be a match for th on's Canadian Income Tax Test show on Friday, M men in 'Ottawaincome thisyeaf. ' et tui he Yr; ger ►?r y. .1 .ully one of sq mos ailat shay peect .Sion ew 1- rrio mer e in d in eout ed to ng ar didal FICA didat FICIA El dICI'idat (X; didat FICIA REG $2.8 21 REG $1.81 YD, WIDI