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than half the cost of the pro-|niques in the search for ore"» 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 24, 1963 Joram, a wide range of ather| deposits in Ontario's Kirkland Field Parties activities geochemical, groundwater, »ed- includes 'geophysical, | ake-Larder Lake gold mining ; district, : 'Fluoride Arguments rock, surface. and mineral-de A start will be made on the posit studies, marine and »ngi- Eye Resources 4Noted For Ferocity By CARL MOLLINS Canadian, Press Staff Writer The arguments ring alter nately like the script of a tooth paste commercial or lines from safe-driving tract "Brantford teen-agers have fewer cavities than those in jot her Canadian commun:tits iwhere the water supply is not ifluoridated, . . ." "Fluorides are. deadly pol sons Why take a chance on our: future health?" And then 'The real issues have lite to 7' do with fluorine or footh decay a These are just a new content for the struggle between totalitarianism and the way of life we have called democracy," Campaigns for and against adding fluoride. compounds to communal water supplies a measure to reduce tooth decay have been fought with ferocity teh fluoridation North as nereas first me was insti Americar ng since chanica tuted in cities 18 years ago Muoridation adyvor apponents are three ates suffering SAY thei from soning fear of fluorides advocates oper fluorophr fuorophobia the of fection for . In this unique and forese» debate aking ably permanent the weer finds science spt with two stat earaches in va nceommitied two n for VoICces s sues stories 3 ex » from anu FLUORIDATION SPREADS the unscientific cilzen take side referendum 0 one or sence BUILD UNIVERSIT day's les ' * TO r > y he i 3 side keeps its owih) ny and successe fluor each fluoridatior apponents both Canada first score advocates s W ate tonevenee: 4 an cau s n » years since added the pub ms of Branti ad Rapids, Mich. and New NY 1945 of Canad com uonda a |. Market Rebounds "000.0. gna Sata | With Difficulty ie fat Vv cP) s water Ont - were to act svs ord adians 3 ed w nose the lo me 2.000. 000. sSues nh oan PORONTO mat ance ation of Metro to--where fiuori heduled » WIPES OUT MUCH OF Lass 54 CANNING'S LTD. 20 KING ST. E. 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E. 2nd floor PHONE 728-1261 OSHAWA ) HOURS: MONDAY TO SATURDAY FAM. to5 PM WEDNESDAY TILL 12 NOON vores WR Torente Homitter , $ 8 iia ugh, Soult Ste Move } i Taor 'FURNITURE OIL PAINTINGS ACCESSORIES Pro-fluoridation bodies, such as the Health League of Can ada, keep, lists of cities adopting the meaSure and anti-fluorida tionists such as the Citizens Rights Association maintain lists of communities discarding fluoridation Health League records that in the United States 2.438 communities with almost 4, 000,000 people were using fluor de as'of March 31, A Citizens' Rights list says 2,500 commu nities have rejected fluoridation proposals and 120, with almost 3,000,000 people, have discarded fluoridauon in the United States after trying it The debate in such exch fire, in scie safe. and reducing plies is a method of practical] the inci-| a)! childhood Opponents, challenging honesty of stating that fluorida- show, tion has AMA approval, show + partment containing the forego- ing quotation, but adding AMA does not engage in the approval, endorsement, guaran tee or acceptance of unfluori-! yj dated water or fluoridatea ter."' It g depends again on whose down tishea and often bogs naees of st legalistic argument hair-splitting Lasi year a fruitless exchange took place beiween ant of "mottling" brown. stain tooth enamel observed esidents of some where the water supply is nat --a yr and pitting OTTAWA ical daunchéd a $ gram saying it "is of the opinion that'development of Canada's min- fluoridation of public water sup.| eral resources Field parties will operate in dence of dental caries daring! Northwest Terr " : Although the vestigations 4 tradicfions and unscientific con letter from the AMA: legal de-! clusions a. He denounces fluoridation on "The ethical fluoridation of the public water supply removes the individual's ht to decide what preventive wa medication take Both medical and lay literature you read in searching|have for facts on the clouded question/the civil rights issue raised by chalky-white fluoridation, ofjceptance coul amongiother majority commun.tes medication reconnaissance geological map- ping of B.C, coast mountains, one of North America's most difficult regions in which to - operate } The operation in B.C. this year will be mostly seaborne, The party will use specially-de- veloped collapsible craft operat- ing from a mother ship to land at the base of the mountain ranges Field parties operating in Arctic terrain will make exten- sive use this year of helicopters and fixed-winged aircraft and a variety of land and water trans- port neering geology Making up the program's 107 field parties are some 100 staff geologists and 280. summer em- ployees, mostly university ge ology students One of the highlights of the program is the survey's $300,000 role in the International. Upper Mantle Project, an investigation of the earth's layer below the crust, This involves the drilling of two 5,000-foot holes in the Coppermine River area of the Northwest Territories to obtain core samples TO MAP MOUNT! Another highlight is an ex perimental survey on Vancou ver Island in co-operation with the 'British Columbia govern ment to develop efficient and economical 'means of making aeromagnetic surveys over mountainous regions Geochemical and ological studies wil ducted to develop (CP)--The Geolog- of Canada has 2,500,000 field pro 2,5 1963 designed to aid Survey for 10 provinces, the Yukon and tories reconnaissance 'n- account for more grounds, arguing that BOO PEACE MARCHERS SCRANTON, Pa, (AP)--Vet- erans and hecklers broke up a rally Monday night held by a group of 35 "peace marchers," including Canadians en route to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, A crowd of 125 listened to the speakers and then joined in boo. ing the talks by march leaders. he trusts and wil op.nion expressed anxiety about uing tha Open the way imposed measures its ao to MASS surface 1 be new ge con tech tuori dationists in Port Arthur, Ont and Dr, Gordon Bates, director of the Health League of Canada An offer of $1,000 n creased to $5,000, was mate through the Lakehead Citi Rights Association to anyoat who provided ual p that fluoridati the pal water su ommended) one part harmfu actually does not urally fluoridatd. A study of phenomenon in 1902 by Dr Frederick McKay, a Colorado Colo, dentist, led to re on fluorine's use as a decay-preventing measure \ pamphiet put out by Health League of Canada flatly: "It was proven in that fluoride in con s of part per mi uld not produce motding same have been Bantford federal health de report on Brantforc 20 per cent of the showed mottiin recorded as slight moderate, Dr. Aenia Brant' County you have to late Springs, search th Says the fact faci one no body cay to reduces results ponte t s not cor plumbing rosive to 1961 variment avs about REFUSED CH Dr. Bate first ¢ ed cept the challen withdrew \ He spokesman expls later-that the chal yd perusa ally worded--**y ered in time." works the other ALLENGE studied mild Dutton Health be was nd sf Ur expert RIG radio} the ed lenge uns Says on sec was CHARGES Seattic Exney a to 1 nent of Med way Frederick hatelic Opps fluoridation, cha the of mottling »ro - fluoridationists have t Avi technique of arouna, he R per said, basing its advice layman findings prove a measure A similar challenge was | when it was offered in sequent Toronte campaig In fluoridation research es; the of public fictate rges on ly obse on ssue rather $ not ha he with Dr of Detroit of the an used by who Waldbott provided ' much ammunition t bridationists, contended iils are befor the 1960 Ontario r Stigating committer advocates under icance of moi point view sometimes set which way re St SU fluor tienist ¢. nae finding of tment: study t of Brantford ing fluoridat edera a esented photographs of he said were moderatt Trendley } birth ha dat no den onist side the 16 years of fluor 14-15-vear perce resear of tinnist bodies DAVIDSON'S MID-SUMMER SHOE CLEARANCE TREMENDOUS VACATION BUYS. 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