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irlospitai 0'0 0001 MartiN manager- servtuesr
London t40s4itai '1.19qh Services, counts Sheets in,i1303,4 :01.0
loom: With. the% tioPPIOt 0 ' no* 9,9,,419 0 00 iiheh ftprp, tht: :1-09don'
torttOwly, the i,111)04 rpOm'sp404WiTr eventually be ose(tfOr some other r,;d:
U 411 N 0; • $ ,Smr,.1401c.00.14,r4,, l~ineh •t anageraitt e.
ospjtal.
•Ioundry
to close
ominunit). Hos-
pital is dosing its launch).
and the space will eientuall)
lx' used tin patient care.
Hospital administrator Lim-
Maekenzic said London
Hospital Lino) Seri ice will
be • providing clean bedding
and tato licit: u, for the
llotWit41.-• In the fuji,ov•
ItHO 'o•111 be di..:itiN3:434,-thter•
nine:* %&
'flte adintilistr4tor siti,4 Abe •
ACCEPTING HIS PRIZE - Dennis Nolan of Seaforth accepts a stereo
unit and congratulations from Ripk Woods, chairman of the Centen"aires
Booster Club. Mr. Nolan, Won the clUb's draw, which raised $400 'for the'
hockey club,. - (Photo by Hook)
Opening Wurday, April 11.t4.
EATS AND TREATS
OF BAYFIELD
565-2942
Satisfy your every food fantasy with,
Easter goodies. hand dipped chocolates, old fashioned candies, copper kettle fudge, licorice. jelly bellies.
toffees, dried fruit mixes. nut meats. fresh coffee be-a:ft.-black & herbal teas: Tasty Nu breads, buns & cookies-
tasty tool Canadian & Imported cheeses. biscuits. Evelyn & Crabtree jellies and fruit preserves, gourmet
comestibles, gift bqskets etc.
-*Y OW 11 eat it upt rt.
Spring has sprung -
Gas has ris
Here is where
your tune up is
.t•
Spring into Spring
at the
Seaforth
FREEZE
OPEN 7DAYS A WEEK
SPRING SPECIAL
• Friday only 3 - 9 p.m.
Chicken, Dinner $2.25
3 pieces eh-Wien, (no wings). french fries, coleslaw
When accompanied bY copy of this ads ertiseme'nt
tOnly one copy of ad necessary per.order)
Huronview. Huron
County's borne for the aged.
is being czdied upon more
and more to fill the function
of a nursing home. and it has
been wijusting to meet the
.,. • 1.90i- 19$j:,.
• .*AppRit4Frolili.1:061-..t,.6%7B04t, 1.0;0.4 Pan,
TOW INFORMet 'Ye AND 4V6Nnitei WILL-
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▪ turns-an.tne history and prodess AI T.111$1filiOilte and'Itgurina. malting
out rum,/ seoito with. riourelentanues. tfpm. Royal
• DoUlton
• WO 'dint prizes 1 Royal Million figurine 1 20 piece set 01
dinnerware.
Adollssion $3.00 per person; $2.00 for seniors and students.
DOOR PRIZES DONATED BY ANSTETT JEWELLERS
Proceeds to theSeatorthCommunity Athletic Field tor .comPletion at
facilities.
TICKETS AVAILABLE BY CALLING HIGH SCHOOL
ti
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4411Pkx Earlye..N, •
Planters=
Last soil out, first soil-in
,Creatrog the hest possible seed en
voronment is what makes Early Rker
Planters the greatest advanr.r.ment
since Cyclo An
IncIn ,ow units onset disks out
narrower teem-n.10 ensure ar, orate
seed Spacing
Alter the furrow tinning point
Wipes trench walls and eliminates
the .W Mich the seed es dropped
andcovered
Covering desks are lodesedually
Mounted And 'reverted In eelurn moist
sod to ley Seed trench iast out '
111511n
What you gel is a mOusturiit
the seedbed spat's virtually the slme
• As that of the field below planting
Early Riser Planters are 8.1ollaOle en
Mut row 10 twelve row Cyclo Air or
plate trittipg mglanted models'
All give you hist early planting'and •
early rising crops
Isn't that Pretend of Derlor
mance you want for the WO tsn t
that worth checking out Early Riser
Planters today', •
• isistounitumettunosna
FARM EQUIPMENT LTD
527-0120 SEAFORTH
di •-•., 1,@st wednesoy: (pboto by ''f1,0),
taa,•sa were ltslng. - so the'
.rests Cot the hospital here
steuph goting -too high -
tIlt administratoi said.
Iso. some 01 the latindt)
stall Icutcd in the last teat.
and jobs ill be tou red tot the
othei staff elsen Mere in- the
hospital. Laundry .ittanaget
Jot k Bedard ,A itott be
It' it manager. .n ti ticvharge
of distributitig- the beddwg
Iln oi liiil hospit
• Mr. Macktriiic said the
space taken up by the
basement laundry will cent
(hill) be used lot additional
1)01 le 11 1 scut ices. He said
:hanging 'to a litiendelis cry
s> swni %t ill es entuall) sa‘
the hospital in excess of
520,000 annually . lunch
..Inch Call be used to pros ide
more patient care see'. ices:
He said savings n on't be m
noticeable for about a t ear to
a year•and.a-half- ith the
WM. system.
The London company al-
ready delivers hospital linens
to-the Goderich and Stratford
hospitals, and Clinton hospi-
tal .is also considering chang-
ing to the delivery system.
0
A sure sign of Spring °is Friday night
shopping. Starting this week we will be open
each Friday night till 9 p.m.
Seaforth
527,1960
(Photo by Gibb)
OUT OF BUSINESS-The laundry room in the basement of Seaforth
Commanity Hospital is goiqg to be closed, and hospital linens will be
delivered three times a week by London 'Hospital Linen Seivice. Staff at
the hospital posted this cartoon of Jack Bedard, Laundry manager, and
an "out of business" sign on the laUndry door lest Wednesday to mark
the 'change. Joyce McClure of Winthrop (left -to-right), Connie Flanagan.
of R. R, 5, Mitchell, and Mr. Bedard stand beside one of. the carts loaded
with dean linen which will be delivered to the hospital three times a
week.
' LAIJ a
ske
• I
Gulf
Goderich St. East Seaforth
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10.,,sus. Its he lily: of Li% lug al
Oat, Stiai410. I Kt'
Dts. litoMda "",i %Li tu,1 a ,‘
11t., Sing. Old
i‘ Nittv.- was held in
sa I sut,111.414,!on,
atrit 1111 I kit
lead 1.11111.' 11'.1.1 11111.
,eei Ilalift..1 14. HSI.: .1114.1 MAI
k.s;1,1L,1111 111.1. tug tilt
halal nistiuments.
I ut sitti‘ c‘citing our 1.01
twit t suppyt %%as held at
Hilton% it lett a sot. tat
II...hot. turkt SUppl.:1
h \ 114.11 1t•Ift. ‘11
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and Ins on. hest, a
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527-0333 .
YOUR GULF DEALER
• WILL INSPECT/TEST
lEmition System
Pre-Analysis:
• verify by analysis that
vehicle operation can
be corrected by
completing a tune-up
• high tension wires
+electronic ignition system
„. distributor cap and reluctor
air gap
• high tension wires
- •alrclearter element
• P.C.V. element
• all belts and hoses
*battery, cables, clean
terminals
• final ignition system analysis
SUPPLY AND INSTALL
• new resistor type spark plugs
LUBRICATE AND
ADJUST
• lubricate heat riser valve
• adjust carburetor
• adjust timing
r_
Forextracenveniatte titt your
Gull Travel Cardend at most
stations, Visa-or Master Charge.
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THE HURON. EXPOSITOR, ARM 9, 1991
e,as nursn
challenge. Atinmistrator
Wayne Lester told tomtit
counot Iasi nteis
The' triajoril % of people
admillCd to Huron,* 11:1% [Oda%
,arc peoplit. vihO, need -miler
ori„pshag earl:. ite ewtained ,, on.sequentli a .number of
-beil.% 41 the. Norsnili C" .11,4:e area •
were rift belOgiiiitil . ,• • .. .
, ..• -
, . •I;91.V.110-uirti,tb.c.tietd. -the, ,
,prijtvii,. :3.8., • botts, ..of •'.i.r,04.krut,
flpor, •. Niv,rth • , ..;sz 4. •
beta s ark',
nig he said
He reported that as of last
N't . 2,9n beds a1 Hu ton'.
%%eft' occupied and toil% 14
were empt‘ By this %%eck he
etpt.ttdtoha.eti.eotthos.
tilled ht. added
He said that while last
month there ‘t ere 111 Flanks
thrl the ,IIttng list tins
monththere art 21 want
people died and a loo
admitted to the hone'
He told tonmillors to L I‘
jlcrt qUe%tiOtiS tt hs. people
hay.: been. nitied around in
Huron% tett. evplaming as
to at Ommiodate the adds''
tional n tng care
He also touni it it
Laces a bill of S.101.000- to
replace the heating system tii
the Normal I. are tx mg some
f 1.01 within iteti ist 0 10
ihrei::years. ' ,,,t,torny17‘3tarr 111,1311p rt,t.,1
The. „let", i;‘, t -.tx,rf 4411 j
use
hom
,o L. It twit .1011n Deaii
Monica t .11 111
how Hi merit-Id, Glad -• 55
Its tiont Moon. tri:Itt I it
,hu ed bow Bitylield and
I mil.' Wolfe from Brod•
h a gen •
"" '1 " "" 'is Pl."
‘A lit it 11.. 111.1..k*d hull
Ins ,01.1 /41 In 1953, has sriting
stone leaks. he said and
h4 it call be Is p.i furl
it mporarth there is it.'
sitter how long the 11 /4 palls
will hold. He sug,..J. sled
ilif111 1110.1‘ %N.001(1
Continued from page 13 , .
member from River Canard
in second place and Ray
Kettlewell and Robert Rani-"
say of 'Strathfoy placing
third.
In the men's advanced..
amateur casogory. the win-
ning team was .John Hender-
son and John Courtney ,of
Amherstburg. with G..Hawk-•
and Bill Maelmosh-----of-••••
Chatham in second place and
Peter Rasherry, and Dave
Rceson ."of Campbellcroft in
third.
The team nhich placed
- first its the .men's expert
can'iiest was Rein:
Home from south to Kippen •
Boogemang. and V. BOoge-
mfltros of flens:111. nirh Julius
Langpeter and Sia Strange of
Windsor in second and Neal
Thomas and A. Bank of
Windsor in third.
The kayak class was won
by Terry Chappell of Wind-
sor. follow ed hy Corwin
Follett of London and Larry
Bagncll of Weston
In the draw for the 14 foot ...
Scott canoe. the o inner was
Patrick Hulley of B15,rth. The
winner of the.' S20 second . .
prize was Irwin Johnston Of
Seaforth and the StO prize
winner '.vs Mrs.• Ross Engel
of Brussels. . ,
Mrs.. Margaret Mellis
Hutchison, St Thomas. who
i•s 92 'tsars young attended
thg funeral of her brother
Wilfred last Tuesday.
Mrs. Al • I•loggarth and
Janet Hoggarth have return-
ed from a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in Lon-
don. England.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. For-"
rest. Mrs. Vern Aldcrdicc
and Mrs. H N. Caldwell
attended' the tree platting
workshop held in Mitchell
last Saturday .
Mr. and Mr's. Harr), Van
Wiesen Moved to tbdit new
home south of Hensail.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gib,-
son., Wingham ,called on
Mrs. W.L. Mellis last Satur-
day.
MT. and Mrs. W.J.F. Bell
have returned tuttin a winter
• spent in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gennnell hate urned from
a holiday in t h, south.
Members Or' the crewel •
embroider) cla.-0, conducted
by Mrs. SteWart Pepper arid -
Mverei,k..W..1. Old ., ell at tended
n- Suunary Day to Exeter last
Mr. and Mrs Ken Jones
• and faimily. Hillier, visited
• recJntr' tt ith \Ir. and Mrs.
Harold Jones.
Sympathy .,01 the commun-
ity is expressot to Mrs. W.L.
Meths in t he death of her
husband last .1 /4 1-ek.
Mrs. Torn Burke,. ,Wroxe-
ter is. viy-ting it Ith her sister
Mrs. W.I. Meths:
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Fora.fresh start this spring
make, an a a pointment for your
value-pnce une-up now.
FROM
695*
ak.
4 CYL. ELECTRONIC IGNITION 6 CYL. ELECTRONIC IGNITION 8 CYL. ELECTRONIC IGNITION
PAices include parts and labour at participating dealers.
*Engines requiring points and condenser extra. *For most trans.
'l '
FROM * FROM *
$3 9 5: 9 5 $
k
Correspondent
RENA CALDWELL
262-5935
Mrs. Charles Eyre will he
hostess when Kippcn East
W.I. hold their 'annual meet-
ing at her home April IS With
a pot luck dinner served at
:31Tp.rri.TvTrs. Wm. Bell will
give the motto and members
are reminded to have their
reports ready in duplicalec