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Confusious say: «: » _ Man who loose key. . . . a/¢ | & upset over the loss of their teeth. They should be aware that no set of dentures â€" no matter how well made and comfortable â€" is as efficient as a healthy set of natural Often the nervousness of a patient can affect the fit of The dentist will help the patient to relax while imâ€" pressions are being taken, but the more faith a patient has in his dentist, the easier to relax. Many potential denture wearers have great expectancies when acquiring a full set of dentures and are Physical factors in fitting include the shape and size of the ridges, tongue and palate. Then there are the patient‘s biological factors to consider such as age, general health, muscle and soft tissue condition, tongue Preparations have been underway the past few weeks for a parade to celebrate the beginning of the baseball season for the York Baseball Association. The parade will be held Saturday, May 27, starting at 12 noon. It will travel from the Weston Fair Grounds, Lawrence and Weston Road, down Weston Road to Lambton Avenue, along Lambton Avenue to Jane Street and down Jane Street to Smythe Park. Tension affects fitting This year the parade is being hosted by the Mount Dennis Legion, Branch 31. Members of the legion are busy rounding up local leaders, sport personalities, bands, color parties, marâ€" ching units, majorettes, floats and clowns involving about 1,500 people. Marching units will be in competition with trophys donated by local merchants and Branch 31 and will be presented at Smythe Park. Participants on parade will be welcomed in the main hall of the Legion from 12 noon until 6:30 p.m., where they will be treated to refreshments and a chance to relax. I received a copy of the D.B. Hood Junior Public School Newsletter in the mail this week and I was so pleased to receive it. I find it rather difficult to keep abreast of what is going on in the schools with not having a school age child at home. Miss â€" Simpson _ from Charles E. Webster has transferred to D.B. Hood Junior Public School to take the place of Mrs.. Cooksley, the Grade two teacher. Mrs. Cooksley‘s husband has been recalled to England. We join the staffâ€"and pupils of D.B. Hood School in sending best wishes to Mrs. Cooksley and a sincere welcome to Miss Simpson. Choirs from D.B. Hood School are entered in the Kiwanis Music Festival. The competition to take place at the _ Queen _ Elizabeth Building in the Exhibition Grounds. We wish the children every success with this venture! We are reminded . that February is the month of the Red Cross youth appeal. Last year 9 percent of elementary school donations helped _ underprivileged children in Ontario. Parents are asked to support children in efforts to raise money for this most worthy cause. Mr. Gerrard and Mr. Finlay have selected a team of thirteen boys to represent the school in the Borough Championship Tournament to begin February 29. The team was selected after four practice sessions at Cedarvale arena during the month of January. The Public Speaking competition this year will be held in conjunction with Education Week, March 511. It is exâ€" pected that there will be fifteen speakers â€" five In and around the Once dentures have been made, regular checkups are needed, because mouth contours change over the years and the plates can become loose. The dentist cleans and makes changes in the dentures when necessary on these routine visits, but he also looks for any _ inflammation _ or wearing away of mouth tissues. position, neuroâ€"muscular skill or coâ€"ordination and the saliva Patients must realize that dentures themselves are only tools. To enjoy conâ€" tinuing comfort and efficient chewing of food, denture wearers and potential denture wearers should seek the before and after care their dentists will provide. Canadian Dental Association past few years. We will keep you informed of further developments as plans for the parade are sent to me. Mark your calendar and plan to take the family along. +++ Mrs. Florence Gell, Delemare Avenue, is home <. Sm * =Mount Dennis after a vacation in Sault Ste. Marie. Mrs. Gell thoroughly enjoyed the homecoming weekend â€" and _ carnival celebrations held while she was there. Raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Mrs. Gell didn‘t really mind the 21 degree below weather as she visited with cousins and friends. +++ The Humber â€" Valley Tenants Association. are planning another car rally to. be held in the néar future.‘ These rallys are loads of fun both for the teenagers competing and drivers. _ Once again, joining myself (driving the nickâ€"named Mossmobile) will be Conâ€" troller Douglas Saunders, firefighter Glenn Hedley, Eleanor Warren and the men from Community Guardians. If you would like to compete (mind you I‘m becoming quite expert at this rally business) at the same time _ allowing more finalists from each of the junior division grades, as well as some guest speakers from the primary division. To the boys and girls preparing their papers now for the semi finals at the end of February, we wish you every success. One item in the newsletter, which if of particular inâ€" terest to all concerned, is that of a service which we, who have been educated here in York, have rather taken for granted, is that of providing a dental service to its school pupils. This is a service which has been rendered for about forty years through the Departâ€" ment of Health of the borough. I was quite inâ€" terested in reading that the neighboring boroughs are still without this service in their schools. The York Public Library on Eglinton Avenue at Northcliffe Blvd. invite parents to bring their children 35 years of age to story hour, every Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. Admission is free and the program includes stories, songs, games, records, filmstrips, and fingerplays. Further inâ€" formation may be received by calling the boys‘ and girls‘ librarian at 781â€"5208. On January 10, forty of the grade six pupils enjoyed a oneâ€"day visit to Cold Creek Conservation Field Centre. The remainder of the grade six pupils will visit on April Dawne Moss 769â€"604 Jane Park uthide and teenagers an opportunity to win first prize â€" telephone me at the above number. We would be glad to hear from you. +++ Mentioning the Mossmobile has reminded me to take a little space in this column to thank the many unnamed people who have ‘helped me push and pull my car the many times it has been stuck this winter. +++ Continuing on the subject of cars. An amusing incident happened last week that I just can‘t resist to mention to my readers. While shopping at a local shopping plaza our editor decided to have a spare set of keys made for his car (the car was parked in the parking lot of the plaza). He left the keys with the locksmith early in the evening and took off to do some shopping, planning to pick the keys up on the way out. The plaza is open until 10 p.m. every night so he had lots of time to leisurely shop around. Well, the plaza is open until 10 p.m. but the locksmith leaves at 8:30. Sure wish I had been there to see the look on his face when he found out that he would have no keys at all that evening and the car would have to remain in the parking lot until the next evening have to parking | day. Bet I would have had some priceless quotes for the column. _ schools 10 and May 8. Pupils ar accompanied _ by _ tw classroom teachers an 10 and May 8. Pupils are accompanied _ by _ two classroom teachers and receive expert instruction from two resident teachers at the centre. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. Bill Dwhytie on his retirement from Northwestern â€" General Hospital. Mr. Dwhytie was employed as an elevator operator for the past nine years. He and his wife, Alice, have been residents of the borough for many years. They were long time residents on â€" Fairbank Avenue and have been currently living in an apartâ€" ment on Keele Street. They are now packing up to move to the east end of the city to be closer to daughter, Betty. We will miss you Mr. and Mrs. Dwhytie but with you go our best wishes for many years of good health and happiness in your retiring years and your new home. +++ Our deepest sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Edina Parker of Winnett _ Avenue. Mrs. Parker has been a long time resident of the borough and has been quite active in the affairs of the community. She was a member of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Northwestern â€" General Hospital and was quite acâ€" tive in the auxiliary in past years. Mrs. Parker was predeceased by her husband the late Edward James Parker. She leaves a sister and brother, Marion and Douglas McRae, a son, Jack, and two grandchildren, Janet and Ted. The funeral ser‘rice was held at the "St. Clair Chapel" of McDougal! and Brown‘s on Monday, February 21 with interment at Necroplis Cemetery. puiuies MODULAR 4& coror ty. Bill MacMillan Prizes! Prizes! 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