TRACTOR WITH TYSON RIER

inch, full digital fuel gauges, 4 wheel steering, and premium engines. These are great machines. The X500 is the next step up in our line-up, with many of the same features as the X300’s. These offer larger engines and bigger tires which will help with traction. Once we step into the X700 series, the sky’s the limit. With available 4 wheel drive, 4 wheel steer and either gas or diesel engines, these are the ultimate mowing machine.

Tyson Rier

Spring has finally sprung and with the current discounts on at Huron Tractor, now is the time to get into a new riding mower.

With great cash discounts, no payment, and no interest options, as well as great financing options, a new mower is now more affordable than ever.

With many options to choose from we are sure to have a mower for every yard. Our X300 series is the perfect step up for somebody wanting a solid mower without breaking the bank, with deck sizes from 42 to 52

Across our line-up you will find warranties of up to 4 years. With our tractors we offer tons of attachments - everything from front mount snow blowers, rear dump carts, material collection systems, and available mulch-on-demand system, our machines will keep your property looking its best.

TYSON RIER, Salesman

Huron Tractor - Chatsworth (226) 668-2063

Connecting Oral Health & Heart Health

By: Candace McIntyre, RDH

This time of year is so exciting when the snow melts and vegetation starts to appear. One thing our family loves to do is grow our own veggies each summer. The size of garden doesn’t matter, but the benefits of getting additional vegetables into our diet can help overall health as well as oral health. My youngest son is not a fan of vegetables, but this same little man was often found in our pea patch and eating fresh carrots from the garden last summer, which has led to an overall increase in his veggie intake. We will be planting another garden very soon so we can continue this trend of increasing our intake of healthy foods to improve our oral and overall health.

Dental hygienists want to remind everyone not to overlook their oral health when seeking to improve their physical well-being.

According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, 80% of cases of premature heart disease and stroke are preventable through healthy living, eating, and daily habits. While quitting smoking and enjoying foods rich in vitamins A, C, and D are well-known strategies for reducing risks, developing a good daily oral care routine is also important. As Canadian Dental Hygienists Association (CDHA) President Anne Caissie explains, “There are millions of bacteria in the mouth. Poor oral hygiene allows these bacteria to grow and spread into the bloodstream, where they may contribute to clogged arteries. Just as bad, if these bacteria reach your heart, they can cause a serious infection called endocarditis.”

Dental hygienists in Canada, essential primary health care providers, can help you understand the connections between oral and heart health.

Help to protect your oral and overall health by following five simple steps:

1. Brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes with a fluoride toothpaste.

2. Clean between the teeth and rinse with an antibacterial mouth-rinse daily.

3. Eat healthy foods and avoid sugary treats.

4. Eliminate tobacco use.

5. Visit your dental hygienist regularly.

For more information visit: www.dentalhygienecanada.ca/hearthealth

Candy McIntyre

Registered Dental Hygienist with Shine-1-1 Mobile Dental Hygiene www.shine-1-1.ca

(519) 373-3519

One of the things that I am seeing in my practice is the growing popularity of “do it yourself” packages. I have seen fill-in-theblank wills that are terrible, and will likely cause more problems for the estate than if there was no will at all. I have successfully challenged and overturned, fill-in-theblank separation agreements, which one judge described as “not worth the paper it was written on”.

There is no shortage of unscrupulous vendors online willing to sell you these “magical” documents. Many of them are not specific to Ontario, some are not even Canadian and do not comply with statutes like the Family Law Act. No one wants to have to retain a lawyer. I think we are more dreaded than the dentist chair (no offense to dentists). However, I have seen many cases where people ended up spending more money trying to untangle the mess resulting from these types of agreements than what they would have spent if they had simply obtained the services of a professional to draft a proper document.

It is not just the drafting of the document itself that is important. You could have a beautifully composed will, but do you know how to properly execute a will? It is kind of important.

Like most things in life, you get what you pay for.