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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-07-29, Page 8Manor accredited for three yea. pelt , . . MONPAY, Tk! ,.00«.;F.E.(104";44T11111)4V WeAttieraR4,3PPSYPeTirt11441. - flrntg your °WO quart heitee . • or QUART ;BORES CAN BE:PURCOASED County-Road 12 towirdsRlppen.,•first concession after curve; turn left third farm on tight WATCH FOR SIGNS GAY LE FROZEN ' 12.5 OZ. TIN LEMONADE SWISS STYLE ASSORTED FLAVOURS OR PLAIN -OUR-REG- 594-*A- Sr UP 175 g. CUPS NIAGRA BRAND PINK OR REGULAR OUR REG 59' IICKS RELISHES. • SOFT DRINKS OGURT F R REG. P*fCE at0001411t PANTY SHIELDS rip 128 rnI. .051. CAREFREE 'Ws 0 OF S 49' pko. 990 IMS"SAag OE BIC SHAVERS PKG COUNTRY HARVEST • 5 VARIETIES , 4000 PURE BREAD is op LOAF 59 CORN .OIL • 99#- CRAiMiAT WESTONS RASPBERRY, JELLY R011 12 oz CUSTOM KITCHENS AND VANITIES DUALITY HARDWOOD CABINETS EXPERT DESIGN SERVICE NEW CONSTRUCTION OR REMODELING John Patterson 482-3183 BALL-MACAULAY I LIMITED SEA'FORTH CLINTON HENSALL 527-01910 482-3405 262-2418 Mitchell-Seaforth CABLE TV For service, account, in tailation local announcements, line locates Call 345-2341 Clikatm , l .0 ,16.( tltrBl t Supplying 8 networks and independents to over 1,450 homes. Aa THE HURON EXPOSITOR. JULY 29. 1981 " RV OR, CYR11,..1. LACRO Nit everyday 'qnes(ion a - 4.$11/iSr has answer t.$; do thg- ItOY:W14 400 IA be keig in 80„9.d„ cenditlets and mated if OM are AllaWer is; yes.Tho4 bavg to tie .maintained until theY hatnrally replaced bY the permanent Isecorel) teeth. The baby. teeth (we Bali them primary 'or deciduous) have two main functions: I) A child uses them for chewing. If they are decayed for missing) chewing is inee ficient and the chilits *hewn; leas heetUde deb:" cleat, Besides. decayed' teeth eche and are imiletitnes 4 sedou's Reby,-.teeth 'are editsidered ..Steiee inattitaihers 'for ebe pernaaaseety say.seessers: Ev.ery )'U he `replaced by a permanent one at a certain time between sue, and 13 year of age A baby tooth is supposed to star in its place until it is naturally pushed out by its perthanent successor. If a baby -tooth is lost prematurel% the other teeth tore, miens may move' clpse ihe'gap tRattly or ctttitelsi' and block the keaee resethie&for its rePldedident This. slinat).On .04en reSuitei all ,ithids. „of itingolitiO• id the Position of the Remanent weld ksTow.ding, retention etc.) reetaineg alt orthodentiv treatment (the braces). . For the above reasons, considerate parents .should insist that their children have their teeth regularly checked and. if necessary. treated. The sketch shows how the first permanent molar iP.M,t Seaforth Manor Nursing Rome Residents. Administ, ration and Staff members aie delighted' atter recently tceiNtrig three sear Accred- itation Status from the Canadian Council on Hospit- al Accreditation Three year accreditation reflects the highest possible standard of assurance of the quality of care provided to tesidems EDITORS NOTE: Dr. Lacko a Seaforth dentist will write an occasional column an- swering some of the common questions dentists are asked. The Staff members of the Manor are grateful to the various health agencies, the mans Volunteers and the residents of Seaforth who contribute in so mans ways to this quality. Residents of Seaforth Manor Nursing' Home had a most enjoyable trip Wednes- day to the African Lion Safari near catobritiee. Arriving at the Safari at 11:30. we stopped and eti- joyed a lunch in the picnic area. Residents were thrilled and surprised to see so many_ animals at such close range. Several monkeys en- joyed a ride on the bu s and one even kept -watch atop titr901) the window,. The weather was ideal and. several residents comment- ed they would like to return to the Safari again next year. Accompanying residents were Mary Finlayson and Jackie Racho R.N.A. Shirley Luther of the Sal- vation Army visited Friday afternoon and residents wel- comed her wonderfurmess- age in verwo,ci song. We now have large pript song honks., Sing Your Way Hmine. Which ate sreat asset in !Am. idf the tresict. • ,en A ; eiggie *S 104 th' th4 laviralz;ittntier1:ea! wez !Ahaft40re stot ecoab1to Attnti the picnics and all enjOy the 'outdoor cooking. Last Tuesday Was resid- ents euchre day and follow- ing the game Karen Finlay- son took Harold Walsh. Charles Ross, Penne.Caza and Wayne Hedges fer an outing to Bayfield. Visiting again last week with Mr. Ed. Litt were Phil and Evelyn Armstrong of Nanaimo B.C.. Drew Hat- field of. Victoria B.C. and Betty Macdel of Monition. Also on Sunday Mr. Litt enjoyed an outing with members of his family. Mrs. Russell Adams of Stratford visited her father. Ross Houghton. Saturday afternoon. Visiting with Mr. Wilbur Keyes was his wife, Eunice Keyes. Visiting with Doris Wills was Helen Pepper of Mit- chell. Doris and Helen were roommates in Stratford Hos- pital You and the dentist Must baby teeth be treated? Partly Edesed the spucefafter ewacti9u, of the baby-jut)]* " (b)4t., The Londesboro Lions held their annual Londesboro In- vitational Golf Tournament July 19 at Sunset Golf Course in Goderich. 18 holes of Golf were attempted by 55 golfers. After the golfing the men enjoyed .a delicious meal during which the prizes were Brad Kennedy acted as emcee as the award present- ed to Ken Pollard was a set of golf balls for 1st low gros' with a score of 81. 2nd low gross, also with 81, was Bill Harris who was presented with a jacket donated by Bruce Roy, area Pioneer Corn Rep. Coming third with a low gross score of 82 was Bill Roy. who chose a set of golf balls for his prize. The top _ three low net scorers were Jim Preszcator, who chose a lawn chair. Bill Shaddick winner of a hat and Eric Shellenberger who pick- ed a set of golf balls. Murray Manning won 'the closest to the pin contest on the 16th. He .also chose a set of golf balls as his prize. The most honest golfer award was presented to Jack .Arm- strong and appropriately enough, Jack chose a putter practice hole. Other prizes at drawn were - Caldwell, a screwdriver, John Snell, sports socks, • Art Airdire, hat, Jim LeBeate flashlight, Guff Saundercock, brush, Tom Wheeler, set of balls Rick Smith, set of glasses, Bob Mommersteeg, light; Dennis Knox, hat, Jack Tamblyn, set of Allen wrenches, Gerd Shobbrook, screw driver, Keith Allen, hat, Dave Overboe, Knife. Bill Vincent, vise grips and Kevin Buchanan, a set of glasses. • Emcee fired Kennedy pull- ed the coup of the day after tisallowing three draws in a row (previous prize winners) and then-,having his own •••• Aurae. pulled for his efforts t „, Londesboro Lions host golfers an the heels of Expos as they edged the Tigers. Blue Jays had their hands full as the Orioles (Auburn) came up with a1 /4 4trong effort incheRing a triple play, the Blue Jays emerged victorious keeping their winning streak intact. PeeWee girls travelled to Varna to hand their Stanley Towaship • opponents -a-loss Tuesday night while the Midget girls played a sarong game but allowed the Stanley Midgets to even the score in Varna, as they lost in the late innings. In boys action Radford's Jays travelled to Holmesville and came 'home with a tie game; their second in a row. Allen's "As" played host to -Colborne_ Township team, losing in a well played match. The Bantams hosted Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Carter and Colleen were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carter, Simcoe and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnston, London. While here Mr. and Mrs. Carter attended a col- lege class reunion at Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank John- ston enjoyed a week's holi- day when they flew to Leduc, Alberta .to visit son Earl. Ronald Vodden of Thomp- son Manitoba visited Satur- day with his Aunt, Dora Shobbrook and Uncle.. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Vodden. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomp- son returned home Sunday evening from spending sev-, eral days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Hamil- ton Moorefield. Dorothy Taniblyn was ad- Brad took home a foil of nylon rope. Declaring the day a suc- cess the organizers thanked all who donated prizes, in- cluding T.B. Allen Ltd., Paul Kerrigan Fuels', Radfords Garage and Bruce Roy. and proposed that, a second open be held in the fall. In diamond action last week both' ladies teams fell victim to strong opposition as Auburn edged Summer. hill while Berimiller beat Londesboro. The sqhirts were active again with the Expos remain- ing undefeated as they top- ped the Dodgers Monday rtnht. On Tuesday Mets kept Goderich in the late game Wednesday and finally "found their bats in an easy victory. The Midget boys were idle this week. In men's slo-pitch Allboro Allstars had little trouble beating their Holmesville counterparts Tuesday night but they can expect stiffer coninettddri Is'they 'travel- to Holmesville tonight. RI The Blazers were 'in action against Westfield Thursday and despite a good effort, they again lost a dose one. Firday the Moms and Dads played their version of sire pitch with Carmen's Coots edging Frank's 'Flyers, The players ex e hoping for a better turnout as they have jsut managed to have enough to play and could use more people to cut down on the tututing. mitted to Clinton Public hospital Saturday for surgery Monday. A family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns Sunday, celebrating four birthdays. one anniversary and the homecoming of Pat and, Ed Atkin of B.C. There were 2( present including Mrs. Irvine Keys, of Glands, Joyce Find• ley, Kevin and Sheryl of Chesley, Mr. and Mrs. Ger• aid Smith and Michael, Kin• =dine, Jack Smith, London, Mr. and Mrs... Ken Dahmer and girls. Kincardine. Ed and Pat Pitken and sor David, Victoria B.C., Coline and Barb Paterson Londor and Mary Valincourt. Mr.. .and Mrs. Tim Gra- ham, Anna and. Tim Jr., Paris, visited Sunday even- ing with Dora Shobbrook. OUR REG . 3.49 24 oz. SIZE 1.79 ASSORTED FLAVOURS OUR REG. 2.75 4 ib BAG $2.29 LAUNDRY DETUIDE1RT2 LITRE 4.8 Kg 1 de KINGSFORD CHARCOAL e BRIQUETS 10 lb BAG 179 OUF:::.. TIDE #1 NEILSON CURD 750 9 L RL 350g'PKG'0- COTTAGE 'fit GREEN g.°s1 2/79' TOP WIP BURNS I AEROSOL CREAM TOPPING FLAKES OF HAM HELLMANS MAYONNAISE ounr 750 ml. LIQUID FOR DISHES PALMOLIVE DETERGENT 1 LITRE JUG 200 g •s AL BAG MARTINS - READY'TO SERVE V NEILSON ASSTD. VARIETIES oz. TIN HUNS CALIFORNIA OFI REGULAR ICED TEA MIX FRUIT ORANOIA- 04 BARS !!!..!!!Ns McCORMICKS CLUB CRACKERS PARTY CRACKERS OR SOME OF EACH 375 'ml. JAR 109 GARDEN SALAD, CORN, CUBITS, HAMBURGER, OR HOT DOG OUR REG. 1.05 "GOT THE MUNCHIES? 111101 LINER SOLE FISH STICKS HION LINER TUNNY FISH STICKS GREEN GIANT FROZEN • 3 VARIETIES BEEF, IRISH OR WIENER ti BEANS ENTREES 9 op PKG todig7 BURNS STEWS 24 °z 1.29 ;IR CREAM sooml 109 KIPOSIOKO MATCHLIGHT BRIQUETS igriNACK HEINZ NEILSON 11% BUTTERFAT TABLE CREAM 9 VARIETIES OUR ne, 1.29 OUR REG. 1.49 GET I HOSTESS -uA` POTATO CHIPS FARRIC SOFTENER 14 °Z p1.99 DOWNY 14 °7 1.69 LUNCH MEAT 225 g rAsi CEREAL 500 YY 'IRAN FLAKES stt9 COOKIES COUNTRY ns" 159 C C $ OUR 13 REG. .99 DARE CHIP, COCONUT CREME, OR OUR REG. 65C TIN NO4NAME ORANGE COLA GINGER ALE CLUB SODA CASE' Of 24 280 ml-. TINS EXTRA ABSORBENT DAYTIME PAMPERS DIAPERS PACKAGE OF 24 ZEHITS BEANS WITH PORK IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 FL. OZ. TINS 3LITRE 4P4411 $2. 11401.0,:• 3 LITRE 170 g 400 g 85' 5.49 1.49 99' NEILSON POPSICLES CART6N OF 12 FRESHLY BAKED VIHiTE BREAD CHU RIO LOAF FRESHLY ROLLS P.M. SUTTON PARK MALL KINCARDINE ELGIN PLACE MALL. PORT ELGIN SOUTH CAMBRIDGE CENTRE. CAMBRIDGE WATERLOO SOUARE, WATERLOO COUNTY FAIR PLAZA, WATERLOO (WI 4130 p.m.) ALL OTHER ZEHRS MARKETS WILL CLOSED. MONDAY AUGUST KRAFT-SOFT PARKAY MARGARINE 2 LB. MAXI BOWL OUR REG, -1.49 CIVIC HOLIDAY MONDAY, AUGUST 3 10 A.M.- 6 ASSORTED FLAVOURS DOZEN 4r5f,. 24 or 59 # LOAF 12 0/ , 9' Londesboro