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NEW HOURS
To comply with Federal and Provincial
Labor. Codes, effective November 14th,
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Hours at -Seaforth Farmers Co-op
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'and Topnotch Feeds Limited
wilt 'be -
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
(Closed one hour. at Noon (12 a.m. to 1 a.m.)
,Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 12 ,noon
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Elinefi 149wo, wt, a 'con'traia,
ta,. was, elected' giv§ilept of
the . Moran .0041ty Capp and
Soil Intproveeneztt at their an-
nuel meeting and banq'iet.
13 h. Ora`by, ft.A 4 k ru,ssels, is
1st Vice -President.
Howard
Data
rs, Dashwood replaces as
director; •the ire i:ring president
from Hay, lan McAllister,
Zurich and pion Lobb, Clinton
replaces Ed Grigg ae director
from
Go
deric
_ h Township,
Peter Lewington, Ilderton,.
Associate Editor of the spun,
try Guide explained to the 190
present the respenibilities of
the Agricultiu-al' press in re-
portl ng, the news ads it pertains
to fai`,ep.er's and the press has
to keeti pace with the many
Changes in reporting'e Ise does
the farmer in his profession.
Bringing greeting to the As-
sociation. were Murray Guart,
1VLR, Hugon-Britce; Warden'
Ken Stewart; and Chairman
of 4grieultural Committee,
Ernie Talbot.. Representative
from the Ontario Crop Im-
provement was Jim Barrie, of
Galt, District , Director; and
Alfred Brunton, Tara; Ewart
Crago of St. Marys brought
greetings from Bruce and
Perth County Asspciatibns.
News of
Winchelsea
Mrs. Newton Clarke of Ex-
eter,. Mrs. GIadys Atkinson
and Mrs. Gibson of Luean vi-s�
ited on ` .Tednesday evening
with Mrs. John Coward,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Grubb,
David' and Michael of Farqu-
har, Miss Jean Lansinnie of
Centralia visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne and family,
Mr. ^and Mrs. Earl Hern of
Lambeth visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern
and ,family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Morgan
of Thames Road visited on
Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hut-
ton, Dennis and Dianne visit-
ed on. Sunday at Listowel with
Mr'. and Mrs. Win: Hutton
' Miss Penny Smith of Cred-
iton visited a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Gilfillan
and Barbara.
amummiri
EAD
CFOR RESULTS
THE HURON
EXPOSITOR
Phone 527-0240
Seaforth
SEAFORTH MOTORS
GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE
IS INEXPENSIVE INSURANCE
Special Prices Good for One Week More
WINTERIZE (6 Cylinder Cars) ONLY $12.25
WINTERIZE (8 Cylinder Cars) .ONLY $16.50
.Price Includes Anti-Freeze•to ZERO Degrees
You Get All This and Confidence in Your Car.
1. INSPECT HOSE CONNECTIONS
2. PRESSURE TEST COOLING SYSTEM
3. FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM - INSTALL ANTI-
FREEZE
4. TEST OPERATION • OF WINDSHIELD WASHER
(ADD WIPER SOLVENT)
5. CLEAN AND SPACE SPARK PLUGS
6. TEST COMPRESSION
7. TEST BATTERY. CLEAN TERMINALS
8. TEST CHARGING CIRCUIT
9. CLEAN AND ADJUST D ST.RIBUTOR POINTS
10. INSPBCT DISTRIBUTOR CAP AND ROTOR
11. INSPECT AND FREE UP MANIFOLD HEAT CONTROL
12. CLEAN AIR CLEAIyEII',
13. TIGHTEN CYLINDER HEAD AND MANIFOLD BOLTS
14. ADJUST CARBURETOR IDLE
15. REPLACE FUEL FILTER (IF EQUIPPED)
16: ADJUST FAN BEI 11
17. SAFETY LANE INSPECTION
Parts and Material Extra Other Than Anti -Freeze
WITH.,.THJS SPECIAL WE WILL ROTATE YOUR TIRES AND INSTALL YOUR OWN
SNOW TIRES
SEAFORTH
YOUR GUARDIAN MAJNTENANCE SERVICE
Phone 527 I I D ' s • Seaforth
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LA NES
EY fr.
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leesron Bowling league
Teamp, standings; 04t4es, 40;
Whirlybirds, 84; Plwtgers, , 26;
Sleepers, 26; Cannonballs, 23;
Ustials, 19.
Ladies,'
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la high s ngle, Helen
Nicholson, 290; high triple,
nie Nott, 062. IUien's high single
and triple, `Don Eaton, 275 and
671.
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Men's, Inter -Town league
Team standings up to and in.
eluding November 19th. Gode-
rich Little 'Bowl, 81; Clhltgp
Crown Lanes, ,77; Clinton Bill':}
Lanes, 59; .Wiugham Lanes, 591
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Seaforth
No.
bl apes, e
Zur-
ich Donn.inioh Hotel, ,x'
High fives, M. Bitch e, 1409;
J. Daer, 1321:. high singles•, M.
Ritchie, 323, sols; J. Daer, 321;
B. Johnson, 308.
Men's high single, J. Daer,
379; high five, M. kitchier 1409;
high average, M. Ritchie, 244.
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Egmondville League
Team standings: AlleyEaters,
40; Blue Devils, 36; TeCatsr 26;
King Pins, 24; Sprites, 23;
Spacemen, 19.
Ladies' high single, B. Mac-
Lean, 227; high triple, H.
Nicholson, 563. Men's high
single, E. Smith, 243; high
triple, N. MacLean, 629.
St. James' League
Team standings: Dictators,
55; Pros, 40; Sweepers, 33;•
Monsters, 29; Blue Devils, 28;
Flintstones, 27.
Ladies' high single, Nov. 21,
Mary Flannery, 224; high triple
and average, Fran Ryan, Gerda
Noble, 563 and high average,
Fran Ryan and Gerda Noble,
187. Men's high single, ,triple
and average, Gord Noble, 261,
684 and 228.
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Ladies' Auxiliary League
Team standings: Queenettes,
44; Bel Aires, 33; Chevelles, 31;
Stiff Jacks, 30; Wing Dings, 25.
High singles, Mary Mennell,
229 and Marg Bennett, 210.
High triples, . Mary 'Mennell,
558 and Norah Brown, 552.
County
Library
Report
Both Huron and Bruce Coun-
ties are commencing operation
of their new county public lib-
rary systems on January 1,
1967.
The Huron County Library
Co-operative Board reported to
County Council last week that
this double arrangement invol-
ves one library, namely, that
at Lucknow, where service has
been received. from both these
counties.
Duff Thompson, s- Clinton
chairman of the Board, stated
that the board had had repre-
sentation from the Lucknow li-
brary board requesting contin-
ued service and had discussed
this matter with the Bruce ,
County representatives. He felt
that some satisfactory arrange-
ment could be worked out fol-
lowing the adoption of the new
system by both Huron and
Bruce Counties.
Mr:- Thompson pointed out
that a graph indicated increas-
ed .circulation of books in Mid-
dlesex County since commence-
ment of the County Public Lib-
rary System. It was shown that
in 1962, before the new legis-
lation, book circulation was un-
der 100,000, but it had risen
in 1963 to 225,000 and to more
than 400,000 in 1964. At the
same•time, the amount spent by
'the County of Middlesex as
such, had not increased, al-
though the province's share had
nearly tripled.
UItimate goal of all libraries,
the chairman said, was integra-
tion on a national basis. He ad-
mitted that•cost of distribution
would increase, but was of the
opinion that there would be e
more even distribution of the
cost among all municipalities.
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' ,3144A,Witty ,41t# Rtutter'ii,
Ivflss Helen,Dilruxer, s. BILI
�1►axyeo, °aren i), Miss
Judith ,Frieuri ani Dass- rate
reeeivedo rd that they have
successftiliy pass their Re, Nurses Board Exat.
Aug, Peter Dill, Mrs. Tom
Stanley Rochester, lichigan,
with Miss MonicaByrrre,.
Pilot Officer J'ilu and Mrs.
Newcombe of Winnipeg, Man.,
with Mr. Wiiiiam Stapleton.
Pilot
Uffi
ter Newcombe ha
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joined Air Canada and will
be stationed in Montreal for
6 months.
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Kelly
and Mary, Mr, and Mrs. Befit
Glidden, Clinton, in Hamilton
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.- �' .Ro be.
rt
Byrne.
Mr: and Mrs. George Cov-
ille in Toronto with -Mrs. K.
Eckert and BilL
Mr. George Coyne has sold
tijee Jamie on lxlelison Street to.
Mr. Fergus Haran,
Mr. a cw
Won, Detroit MVIicbiigan. with
1Vlr, and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke
and relatives.
. Ton 'eeney, L` onIo#,
with brier !anal Lol i.a Fc eney.
axd Mrs. (e 'ettIi Ve .-
or and C re'.ivr Ifatchanar,
with 1VYfr, fid, 'mss. Josoph
Ryan,
yrs.• John of jand is a pay?
tient in the Seaforth liospital,.'
Miss Susan fiend,.0401P4'
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Uxtrversity, with I Iz',, and. Mrs
,Charles.` 'riect.
Joseph Evans, Kate
Die, Ind., Miss Mary BYaris',.
•Madeline Pessenault, 'Sirtciw
aor vialtt
kr Mrs. Prate lvatas,
Mr. and Mrs. A.• McDougall
and faami.ly, .London, with Mrs.
Jas. Jordan.
The members of Dublin.
l o ee of Mr land Mrs,nJohn
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Burt
hl on
Tuesday even''
when they entertained their
husbands and friends, at a
Progressive CtIchre party, The
prizes and tallies were arran=
ged for by Mrs. Charles
Friend.
-Prizes ler jigh scores went
to Mrs. •Hugh 'Benninger and
Mr. Lloyd Humphreys; for
low scores to Mrs, Joseph Jor-
dan and lVlr. Herold Pethick.
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Seaforth, 'WM. Leiper, Jr, L,ondesboro; .Selwyn Baker eft.
Harold Squires, Clinton; Georg -Coyne, Dublin; Douai+ , .on ;
Sea -forth.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE 527-0240 Seafortb
ortness of
reath:. e the facts:
As Iong as you are breathing easy, you don't
give a' thought to it. When you do become aware
of your breathing, it's usually because you're
short of breath.)
Shortness of breath may mean nothing or
it may be a sign of something seriously wrong.
It alldepends upon the facts.
Short of Breath ?
You are short of breath if you are aware
of labored, uncomfortable breathing. Anyone who
is short of breath struggles to breathe, gasps for
breath,
Don't confuse shortness of breath with just
° rapid breathing. If you are in a hot, huxiiid room,
br you are very upset, you may""'breathe much
faster than usual. Panting is normal in these cir-
cumstances and is not real shortness of breath.
How Long Has It Lasted?
Shortness of breath may be a sign of some-
thing wrong the first time it happens, though
it may last only a few minutes. However, it is
more usual for shortness of breath. to come on
so gradually, that you do not notice it for some
time.
Only when you think back over weeks or
months,, do you realize that there has been a
change in. your breathing. That flight of stairs
seems so much, higher than it was a few months
ago!`
As soon as you realize that you are distinct-
ly more .short of breath than you used to be, see
• your doctor.
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It Can Be Natural
Shortness of breath isn't always a sign that
4omething is wrong. Sometimes shortness of
- breath is normal. For instance
Right after moderate exercise, if you've let
yourself get badly out of condition..
. , Right after setting -up exercises, mowing
• the, lawny shoveling snow, or any heavy
exertion.
• When you hurl yourself into violent exer-
cise - tennis", swimming --- after a strict-
ly sit-down winter. (It isn't very smart to
do this, anyway.)
• When you start getting around again after
serious and prolonged illness.
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but...
Normal shortness of breath disappears after
a few minutes' rest. If shortness of breath per-
sists after resting, it may be a sign of something
wrong, and you should see a doctor.
and .
Shortness 'of breath on little or -no exertion
is never normal,' regardless of your age, your "out -
of -condition" state, orN your general way of life.
How About Smoking
Do you smoke more than a pack of cigarettes
a day? 'If you do, you're considered a heavy smok-
er
Most experts think that heavy cigarette
smoking can cause many lung conditions, of
which ' Shortness of breath is one symptom.'
It's A Signal
Shortness of breath is not a disease in itself.
It is a symptom of some underlying disease. The
conditions most likely to cause shortness of breath
are . . ,
asthma (an allergic reaction in the -lungs)
emphysema (in which the lungs over-
stretch and hold in too much air)
bronchitis (inflammation of the •lung
.tubes)
pneumonia
. heart. disease (with lung congestion)
Other Symptoms
Any, unusual shortness of breath, by itself,
may be serious. But it is especiai1 z serious when
it' is combined with such •other symptoms as
chest pain, cough, blood spitting, wheezing, quick
gain or los of weight..
What. To Do About Shortness
Of Breath
If you are short of breath, rest. There is no
other specific treatment for shortness of breath
in itself. Even when rest does bring relief, you
should get a thorough checkup to find out what
. is wrong, t'f distress continues when you are rest-
ing, better take action right away. Except for
rest, the only thing you yourself can do for short-
ness of breath is to see a doctor.
• With the doctor's help, the underlying condi-
tion can be diagnosed and treated. Most condi-
tions causing shortness of breath can be helped
by treatment if it is begun earn' enough.
SHORTNESS OF BREATH CAN
BE A SYMPTOM OF RESP-
IRATORY DISEASE.
IF YOU ARE SHORT OF
BREATH, SEE YOUR. DOCTER
WITHOUT DELAY
Your Christmas Seal contribution fights Respiratory Oiseasres
and the conditions that aggravate them.
HURON COUNTY TB ASSOCIATION