The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-01-31, Page 10. r ,
PAGE 1o;--GOPERICM SIGNAL. -STAR, THURSDAYWANUARY 31, 1974'
"Local dei$tist ,�.
-continuo frau . Pape 1
'that to dental . 'irector in the
cookie, every cup'of coffee or, 'county and perhaps additional
to&�� ith..}wu8ar-ooneJsaYr'�T
staff: vould��tc,,q Re
tve
,
sip of a.sweeb drib .mix or a this inportant aspect of dental
soft drink, is, in, fact, a sweet health, but tb date Huron has ;
snack.",• ' 'not the services of such person-
- "A• carrot>'or clery stick can nel.
never replace a chocolate. bar To boast the impact of Den -
for a child," the article• ex 'tar Health' Week, classroom
plained, "but4Ma bag of chips teachers are being encouraged
•most likely' can." '• • . to talk about teeth and.. their.
According 'to the article, un-' " ,health prior to, during or im-
suitable snacks include break- mediately after the special
fast drinks made of poi+vders, event; 'Mrs: ,Thind said.
coffee OT tea vwith sugar • or As well, the ' Dental
• honey„ sweet .'drink mixes, Associatio.n is' , sponsorisig
chocolate milk;•(the worst, says several spots on radio , and
Dr. Jasper), cocoa, malted milk, television to attempt to reach
ice cream, cakes, pies, tarts, the greatest number` of people
cookies, doughnuts, soft drinks, with the message -about. im-
'dried fruitq such--asnraisins or . proved dental health.
dates, candies, marshmallows, • -" "hat's ilia the future • for
Huron County where dental
cough ,and throat '.lozenges,
regular chewing gum, licorice,
jam, honey, syrup. r
More suitable:, snacks are
plan milk, unsweetened-. fruit
juice, coffee or tea without
sugar, tomato_ juice, diet soft
drinks, fresh fruits," raw fresh
vegetables, sandwiches (no
honey or jam „please), crackers,
cheese, cottage cheese, boiled
eggs, pizza,. potato chips, 'corn
chips, wheat chips, nuts,° pret-
zels, popcorn, igarrless gum. •
In Huron • County where
topical fluoride applications tures or mr~dentures."
have been going• on in school's Cciu.nty dental nurses are
• for several years, the dental ° wearing 'big blue butons now
health 'picture is beginning to Smile More in 74.
brighten. With people kicking the sweet but ,no word of the ,results of
snack habit all over ithe nation," the talks were available at
• Mr -s. Belling say&--"•se'vere that should be -a cinch. , ,press time.
decay problems are not nearly
so prevalent and. teachers are "
health, is concerned?
"The 4iltimate_ , be ,a
dental. hygienist to pick up kids
who need treatment and aren't
getting it," said' Dr. Mills.
"And, of course, the flossing
program tin add.itio to our
present brilsh-in pro 'ram."
Is dental health only for
those who have teeth?
"We need a denture program
for the' elderly," ,suggested )7r.
Mills; "fcir.people who can't eat
and can't maintain good
nutrition because of poor 'den -
To
AR[VEi1 Yea thuugfi f walk through, fie vatlsy
of the skacluw."of: death, 1 shall fear no
. tor Thou art. with me.,
• '—Y?rd Psalm ,
J.` WYNNE
The death of Michael J.
Wynne, of Southfield,
Michigan, < . occurred ors,
Tuesday, January •15. He was
75.
• The fu,ieral took place from
the Charles -R. 'Step Funeral
Home, 18425 Beech Daly Rd.,
Redford Twp., on .Friday
January -'18 to Duns! Scotus, (St.'
Anthony's Shrine), Southfield.
Rev. Father' Pauls.Dash..
OMI., officiated at the funeral:`
Mass and kiuirial ceremony, at
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.. •
The pallbearers were James
Mor,' Kenneth Martin,' William
Waller, "-Rd•nald Heretsk'i,
No word yet
Huron -Perth , separate
teachers and representatives of.
the separate board met •in a
marathon. 13 hour, session 'las,s
Tuesday night and early Wed_
nesday morning in attempts to
reach a salary,, settlement
before th-e January.31 deadline.
The teachers had ',said that
they would` strike on that date
if ari . agreement hadn't been
hammered out. with the board.
The two sides were• to • meet_
again °tin Wednesday afternoon;
'()eke /e a thinq
• reporting fewerstudents absent ..�
from schoof bacase•of
toothache. She estimates that
. x,
between 87 -and •90 'petcent. of common to.,t ers
.all elementary achool.students
in Huron County participate °..:.
willingly. in the "brush -in" .
. tprograms. .•. , , aii.dme insare more aware -
now of 'what we're trying to .
do," says Mrs. Belling, "and Babies and toddlers try to,
children "are learning too." get their !rands on -everything in ,
sight. And what gets into their
The Ontario••Dental hands often goes into their
Association is solj,dly. ' behind ' mouths or even up the . mise.
the Huron `'.program which From there," an' object can get begins` in She Child .Core Con lodged in their lungsAnd that
ferences at age three and . means trouble.
• carries through until Grade 8. ,A; pea or peanutor marble •
..All pre-schoolers who attend can be small'enough to go up
.,••_the suggested. 'county., clinics the 'nose •and• almost anything
prior to enrolment in kin- can get into the mouth and be ,
dergarten,'have, an'opportunity "swallowed the wrong way.
to brush -on the special .fluoride' , Instead of going dawn the
paste which is proven to effec- throat and into the stomach,
tively reduce cavities. ss theobjectcan go down the win-
dpipe and 'into- the air, passages -
o , -"These pastes are' absolutely- of the lungs. A breathing-
safe
reathingsafe and.- definitely do not passage cars be damaged pec -
produce any harmful ,side of-' manently 'unless the object, .is
•fects," said -Dr: Jasper. ,He, removed quickly.
w hopes for,95 to 100'p°ercent par- A• foreign body can ,cause
ticipation .a,rnong 'school
children in `the next few years. „ C' '` Driving under'the influence
He pointed out that while of alcohol and another drug -
some children .complain 'of
feeling ill during the in -school • usiially a prescription drug -• is
brush -in, wisest parents b'ra • • . trend that seems to be
on' to
increase. 'The Ontario ; Safety
these same children to his . of
five for the treatment ,h uses League warns that one unit of a
the exact same "paste" as• used drug plus one unit of alcohol
by the Health Unit without,in- does not equal two. .It may; ,.
lacing any- sickness�-iti- the equal four in its effect. It• may °
render the, imbiber -four times
children. . as 'influenced' . The -effects of
' some drugs can last for several
T. Mills says that ideally, a
"flossing", program •should be days - and are;onsiderably
introduced into the schools worse when taken"with,alcohnl.
This -- '4 -'technique of \pulling
special thread (dental a floss)
through and between the teeth
,to• release all the trapped food,
particles which the brush may .
norareaah. He did •add this must .
belong • carefully, and with
some skill,' .'
'"Flossis really where it's
at," -remarked Dr. Jasper.
- - Dr. Mills went on to explain •
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41' 11 F n' :.
rouble
trouble, but' so pan ,other
situations:The blocking :of an
air passage can happen as an
aftermath of •a pneumonia that
complicated measles, whooping
cough, or influenze. If a' baby or
young child has T$, a similar
blocking Can occur. -
Blocking -. an air .passage,
combined with an,,infectio.n, cari.
cause a -disease called- •bron-
chiectasis. - The combination
damages thei,' structures Thai
sweep out diiand germs' from
the lungs --the cilia. Cilia sweep
in an upward motion that ,for-
ces" particles toward the mouth,
where they are swallowed and
then sent back tb the stomach.
When the' cilia are weakened,
mucus and particles build up in
the air passages, 'and a cough
results., The cough is •an 'at-
tempt to dislodge -the kluild-up.
' Ad.u,,tts,:_ too; can have ,bron-
chiectasis-
ron-
chiectasis and- fi"1C, even feel,
well ' despite -•their "graveyard
cmgh". A corivti•tsiv;e ' cough,
thick mucus with •pus, and spit-
ting up btood" 'are -.signs of
,Serious trouble.
For more 'information 'about'
all kinds of lung diseases, con-'•
tact your lung association. And
as you live and breathe, - give
'mt re't•o Christmas Seals.. They
fight lung diseases. -
•
�`Cliarles Peofge .and., Joseph
.. Styes.
The late M'r. Wynne was
born in Dundee,�Sotland, the
;cin ,of James Wknne (1899),
and Mary Donlon (.1954)s and
lived „in Ireland before coming.
to New "York, USA. Hp was a
veteran of World'
War I• also-
a
meni'ber cit the Knights of
Columbus; Duris Scotus
Usher's Club and of Si.
Michael's parish in Southfield.
He .was predeceased by, his
wife, the former 'Catherine
O'Neill, of Goderich, in 1956,,
'and; his eldest soh, Michael J.
P., in 1973;, also his brother,
James Wynne .in 1971.
Surviving are.• two sons,
William T. W'ynhe,' of
"Belleville, Michigan and John
D. Wynne- of Redford • Twp.;
and six grandchildren; Michael,
Leo, John and Judith Wynne of
Oscoda, Michigan, and Tracy
and Shannon Wynne of-vRerh.
,.ford Twp.
Miss Carrie O' Nei Ll attended'
her brother-in-law's funeral.
olive coacern orver school buses
^
Goderich police ,laid, two
=charg es nder -th'e. Criminal:
Code and prie- u der---th:e Nar-
cotic Control Act last week.
Officers also laid 12 charges
for Highway Traffic Act
violations, three for violating
the Liquor Control Act and 16 ,
for offences covered by
municipal by-laws.•
Police advise
n
notori is t.
o
learn the rules about stop ing
for school hoses.- One cancer-
ned tim torist prompted this'
reminder during the week.
Unfortunately some school bus
drivers add ' to ,the confusion,
even though their reasons are
for added safety to children
leaving buses. , :
The Highway ,. Traffic Oct
states: "School Bus—Any
motor vehicle'used tQ•transport
•children to and from school,
providing that the- words 'do
not pass when 'signals flashing'
are displayed on the rear of the
vehicle, and it is equipped with
two red' signal -lights on the
-front and two red signal -lights
on 'the rear.' In other words a
school bus is not only the long
114_ painted-yellowM°. -�.•• �.,..
'The.sohopl bus driver, Rnusk,
priory to stopping the bus'" to ,
receive or discharge. children, -
actuate those signal -lights and
keep them flashing until the
children have crossed the road
afOr leaving his bus and for as
Ong -aa he~ is stopped.
HoweY,� ► thists onlyapplies.o
n
roads' where the 'speed- limit is
greater than 35 m.p.h. In •
other, words the' school bus
driver ' within the limits of
poderich should not -have the 0
lights 'flashing because our
highest legal speed limit in
town is 30 m,p, h.
Basically; 'the school, bus
driver is committing an offence
by having his lights on under
those , circumstances even
t'hough'.it is a good -idea,.
If all motorists'in town'stop.
ped when they approached a
school bus which was stopped
artd had' its lights flashing,
t.ken it would mean added
safety to the youngsters and
motorists alike. .
The trouble is .that some do
stop w le others °dcs =nod.
There 'stroing •possibiftty
that a passing child could be
struck by' the ,,one car that is
still. • moving (whose driver is
not disobeying the law).
To help prevent possible
mishazs the drivers of school
buses are urged to comply with
A
lands ' and
R 1 t
the law" � a ,9 now 9
only actuate the flashing lights
yvhere the speed limit is•gt^eate -r-
than 35 m,p.h.
Many policemen have long
felt that .the .requirement as to
RS.
,,the" speed- limit should be less
r . in -=fact- vvhy-.
than,�,30-m:p.h, e
not , mak . it mandatory
anywhere on our highways and
streets?
A few seconds delay for any
motorist is little, compared to
avoiding injury ordeath to
children. Public, opinion can
help change the law—parents
are invaluable irlstruinents in -
--helping __....to % get action
sometimes. We.,haye a very
concerned, M.F.P. for this area,
so let him hear of your concern.
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