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‘Thursday, December 15, 1949. TOâ€"DAY:â€" GARY COOPER in "THE FOUNTAINKEAD" DUCKS A. E. SIMMONS Ridge Road at Beamer‘s Falls | MATINEE SAT. at 2 P.M. RONALD REAGAN â€" JAGK CARSON â€" EVWAKQ AKNM daits on > WRICA NA rraRt Li cvsnizgret ids aaedte i l o mss us Bnwut Pss oo B2 â€"~-â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"--â€"~._ FRL â€" SAT. MONâ€" â€" TUES. TAStYâ€" _ _ _ . DELECTABLE DRY â€" FED DUCKS CHRISTMAS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE WNEW YEBAR ° ~C® Orders N:‘Ulfllub.:ie-hu 21 BR THE TASTIEST ltAJ"lNG oN EARTH ONLY 55e PER LB. SAT. wz DEC. 16 â€" 17 (Sat. Eve. Continuous from 6.30 p.m.) ORDER YOURS .FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) TCO ALL OUR PATRONS 5 to 6 POUNDS DRESSED D. Staples and Staff PREVENTIVE DENTAL SERVICE SHOULD BE FAMILY PRACTICE (By D. V. Currey, M. D., Director §t.Catharinesâ€"Lincoin Health Unit) Dental services have been proâ€" vided for many years in the City of St. Catharines. Originally these services were started under the direction of the Board of Educaâ€" tion to provide treatment for the pupils in the public schools. When the Department of Health was organized in St. Catharines some years ago, by an agreement with the Separate School Board, the dental services were extended so that they also included pupils in the separate school. Since then all primary school pupils in St Catharines have had dental serâ€" vices The dental officer makes a survey of each school, the parâ€" ents are notified in regard to denâ€" tal defects and are advised if posâ€" wible to have these looked after byunumnymunmum eannot afford to have this service notify the dental officer and reâ€" medial work is then done at one of the school clinics Last year 2432 children attended these clinics. When the St. Catharinesâ€"Lincoln Health Unit was formed, they agreed to superivse the dental work in St. Catharines, but the payment is made directly from the City Treasury, and is not a charge agnainst the Unit. â€";l of sterptomycin is credited with rpaid recovery made by threeâ€" se mamm-wuriumucmm near Kitchener, Ont. mum.umumamm to returning home recently. Before taking the drug, doctors say, was not showing satisfactory progress. During the depression years the St. Catharines Dental Health Asâ€" sociation was formed. This is a voluntary agency which pays for a dental clinic at the St. Catharâ€" incs General Hospital for those mh'boelnndlflofllbl:_!: their own dentist It has served a great need in the community, ullhupnvld-dnvuklyd-ul Association was financed by grants from the City Council, the Associâ€" ated Charities, the Canadian Leâ€" gion, and the St. Catharines Lions Club. During the past three years the cost of running the clinic has h-mymll.nmtmcuml- butions have been received during that time. Now that money does not seem to be so free many peoâ€" ple are applying for treatment, but there is very little left in the Treasury to pay for these services, so the City of St. Catharines, the Associated Charities and the St. Catharines Lions Club have been n“loulln-herlhto.n-l which will ensure treatment for :aphmmm“ uble to receive dental work _ Beyond the City of St. Catharâ€" ines no municipality in the County of Lincoln has at the present time any type of dental services The Provincial Government will, howâ€" ever, give a grant of 20 per cent to a municipality or School Board which will provide dental services for the scioll children providing Canada‘s goat population is incre city of pureâ€"bred Nubians, bound Stansby, shown here boite teedir io England, intends to start a §0% CREDIT RECOVERY TO STREPTOMYCIN TO START GOAT FARM IN CANADA THE GRIMSBY INDEPENDENT â€"â€"Centra) Press Cansdian tion is increased by 30 with the arrival in Quebec pians, bound for Vancouver island. Mrs. May boite deeding one of the ug"‘mu the herd ) start a goatâ€"dairy farm in Colmmbia. that certain regulations are obeyed. It has been felt by health ofâ€" ficials for some years that one of the greatest needs in the communâ€" ity would be preventive dental services, because we think that many dental defects can be preâ€" vented by proper oral hygiene. Last year it became known that certain grants would be made available for preventive dental serâ€" vices. These grants are provided from Federal funds and the Proâ€" vince must give an equal amount. Ammmwmn Catharinesâ€"Lincoiln Health Unit for a grant sufficient to provide a denâ€" tal officer and clerk as well as the necessary equipment. A dental trailer has been ordered and equipâ€" ment will be purchased so that the County of Lincoln will have in a few weeks the first preventive denâ€" tal services on a Countyâ€"wide basâ€" is. The cost of these services will be borne by the Federalâ€"Provincial Grants and there will be only a small cost to the Unit for these preventive services. § ‘The trailer will be so arranged that it can be attached to the car of the dental director. It will move from school to school where a surâ€" vey will be made of the teeth of uu.-puplh.andp-muwlIIhno- tified in regard to any defects. Preventive oral hygiene will be looked after by the dentist in orâ€" der to try and prevent as far as possible dental caries. No treat» ment can ‘be given by the dental officer, but if a municipality or a School Board desire treatment serâ€" vices, application to the Province will have to be made. _ _ Dr. R. A. Connor, who has just completed a post graduate course and has received his Diploma in been interested in preventive denâ€" tistry for many years, and has come to the 8t Catharinesâ€"Lincoln Health Unit very well prepared. lowhayu-guuvu\lhr Health Unit is tnaugurating anâ€" other service which will be of great value to the many people of this County. lmndmrmfll prevail in the Ozarks Il!'] where éelse in the United States. A classic example is the belief by some that a wife will become pregâ€" nant if a neighbor‘s baby sleeps in her bedroom. Consequently, a womâ€" an prevents such an occurrence unâ€" less she wants a child of her own. If she does, she has her friends bring their infants over to take a nap and cast "the spell" over her PAGE THE STORK in . . . better order early! The boss is also taking orders for my cousins, Mr. Duck and Mr. Chicken. Time is running out! RESERVA TIONS NOW ! Grimsby Meat Market dn an Take plenty of rest. Avoid becoming unduly Hired. Endeavour to follow a Avoid becoming wet, chilled or overâ€" w' . If clothing becomes wet, it should be changed as quickly as Wednesday Afternoon, Dec. 21 Monday and Tuesday Saturdays ‘til 9 p.m. Dec. 26 â€" 27 DEPARTIMENT OF HEALTH No one wants to be "laid up" with a cold . ; ; especially at this holiday time of year, â€" By following these five commonâ€"sense precautions you can help vourself and others enjoy a happy, healthy holiday . . . free from the seasonal misery of the "common cold",. Five Simple Precautions BETTER PHONE FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO but, as Daudet had barricaded himâ€" self in his office, his capture reâ€" quired a threeâ€"day seige by 500 sentence and being told he could serve it when convenient, Daudet promptly forgot the matter. Two years later, when reminded of it by the police, he dared them to Avoid crowds as far as possible. 136 N a cold overtakes you, go to bed 4& untll it improves. If it does not clear up rapidly, do not hesitate to seok ‘.m.cil‘.‘oadw.unlby coughing or sneeting openly. Be thoughtful of others. it suftering CLOSED gendarmes and three fire engines. munay-m-rmmm- te Prison, he had a f preâ€" tending to be Minister of the Inâ€" terior,. telephone the Warden that he had been pardoned. And the official, being so credulous that he did not check the call, released RUSSSLL T. KEAEY anit NU O# vitd W