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MONHARDT
345.2419
The community.. of Brod-
hagen and area was shocked
to hear of the tragic boat
accident and untimely death
of Warren Sholdice at the age
of 40. He was well know here.
45 he was. born 414 raised in
.:,11rocShagen.. We wish to ex-
press our sympathy to the
bereaved family. his wife
Barbara and children; his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Sholdice. 210 Mornington St.
Stratford, and formerly of
Brodhagen: two brothers
Gary and Roger, one sister
Beverly apd their families.
Word has been received of
the death of Me. Howard
Cook of iCitchener. who
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decay early
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Main. St. Seaforth 527-0680
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m THE URON EXPPSITOR, AUGUST 12, 1981
Accident shocks village
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In today's article I would like to illustrate
advantages of early treatment of cavities.
and consequences of failing to do so.
Tooth decay starts as a tiny defect in the
enamel. 'As the time progresses, decay
penetrates deeper into dentin and spreads
there (see the enclosed pictures). At this
point the patient may not be aware of it. or
there may 'appear only occasional sensiti-
vity to cold and sweet. The next stage
usually is a short attack of toothache
provoked by the above stimuli.
This already is very serious warning that
the life of the tooth is being threatened
because the next stage, spontaneous
unprovoked toothache, is the beginning of
an end. Richly afterward, the pulp (also
known by its popular name , as a nerve)
dies, leaving Only two alternatives: extract-v.
ion of the tooth or a, root-canal treatment.
(Both alternatives will be explained in
subsequent articles.)
If a patient decides to ignore condition of
his tooth, trouble lies, ahead. Sooner or
later such 11 tooth causes an abscess
characterized by swelling of the gum,
excruciating-pain, Malaise and fevPr,-.
To bring our short treatise to conclusion I
have to stress importance of prevention
and early treatment of tooth decay as the
best means of avoiding many painful (and
sometimes costly) dental problems.
BY DR. CYRIL J. LACKO
In spite of extensive research, the exact
cause of tooth decay is yet to be found. We
knovli that regular brushing, proper diet
and application of fluoride dec.-eases the
incidence of decay, though they do not
eliminate it. Thus, we still depend on its
treatment.
The flower were plaLtd by the,
family
Mr and Mrs John Diegel
ot Pow asson called on Mr
and Mrs. Milton Bode and
How and Saturday. Congratu
lawns are extended to Mr
and Mrs. August Ahrens who
celebrated their .00th w ed-
ding anniversary $un-day at
the Rut:Villa. Mitchell
TOVYNSEND---SCONg!PC,R,
WtOONO,
Numerons relativ
attended the -TOwitset*L'
'Schneider Wedding 5,,atinday
CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Cronin ha% e returned home
from a trip to the western
provinces. They visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cronin in
Wetaskiy% in. Alberth. John
and Delores Cronin and lam
ily in Sylban Lake, Alberta.
Luke and Connie Richardson
in Hurt Saskatchewan. The%
were also at Banff and Lake
Louise. On their return trip
they stopp'ed at BellWood
Lake where they visited with
Leo and Mary Smith at,thcir
cottage. Mrs'.'Cronin said the
weather has been wet in the
west and the farmers still
haven't got their hay oft'.
Visitors with Mrs. Vincent
Lane on the weekend were
Brother Joseph "from St.
John's School, Uxbridge:
Tony, Tim and Debby Lane
from London: Terry Lane.
Guelph, Ben and Rosemary
) Fia agan. Kitchener; Harvey
and Marie Mitchell. Han-
over and Casey. Joe, Jean
and anet McDaid from Han-
o r, They also visited with
Vincent Lane who is a patient
in Seafortlr HosPitalr ,
Mr. and Mrs. Les Ward
and. Shannon from Kitchener
and Mrs. Jim Subject and
family of Kitchener visited
with' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs lint Cronin,
Terry and Barr.. isited with
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Masse and
family in Zurah Sunday.
McKillop people
Correspondent
MRS. ED REGELE
527-1106
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McCal-
lum and M. and Mrs. Brian
Pryce spent the weekend v.
Manitoulin Island.
Mr. .and Mrs Ed . Regele
visited on Tuesday- with Mr.
Clarence Dennis at Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Gross. Anita, Bryan and April
of Auburn were recent visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Regele.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nevers
and Miss
Goderich visited Sunday at
the home of Larry, Marsha
and Randy Nevers.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Hare. Angeline.. Carrie and
tory of Stratford' visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McCallum and also called on
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele.
Mrs. Donna Hulley of Van-
couver is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold MrCallum
and other relatives. She is the
former Donna McCallum
Larry. Marsha and Randy
Nevers N4 Walton, Mr. Randy
Johnson and Miss Hazel Nutt
of Stratford have returned to
their homes after visiting
with relatives in New Bruns-
wick for two weeks.Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kistner of Brodha-
gen spent Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Regele.
The family of Victor and
Hazel Ward celebrated their
thrity-fifth wedding anniver-
sary by taking them out to
dinner at Clinton. Congratu
Wiens Vic and Hazel.
'Mr: 'and -Mrs. "Roiliert Mc-
Cowan visited -with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Brown at Aylmer
last Tuesday. Master Chad
McCallum spent last week-
end with his cousins in
Stratford.
e Miss Cindy McCallum
spent the weekend with her
great grandparents Mr. and
M. Ed Regele.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Yost of
Ohio spent the weekend with
Mr, and Mrs. Paul McCallum
and girls and Mrs. Mary Yost
of Dayton Ohio spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold McCallum and Carl.
Master Randy. Nevers is
holidaying with Debbie and
Mike Nevers at Sarnia.
Mr. Clarence Dennis of
Atwood visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Regele Wednesday
afternoon.
2:Sympathy is extended. to
Mrs. Marjorie Richie at the
sudden death of her husband.
Miss Colleen McCallum
spent the weekend with her
cousin Jamie Dalton at #1
Londesboro.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs..- Harold McCallum
and Carl were: Ronald. Betty
and Chad -McCallum. Larry
and Marsha Nevers. Ed and —
Idella Regele of #4 Walton.
Paul and Dianne and Cindy
McCallum, Mary Yost.
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passed away after a lengthy
illness. He was married to the
former Gertrude Hillebrecht.
who was well known in this
area. He is sunned by his
wife and a son
The carnations on the altar
at the Sunday morning ser-
vice in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church. were in merrnors ot
Wort• •Veck ho, Passed away
N*.4.1‘5.41,44 ak of A0.gnst 9th
in Trinity Lutheran Chureh
Tavostock. A dinner and rt
crown followed .11.11..,
spears Hall."
Miss Wanda k th.k a bride
to be of this month, was the
guest of honour at a nitscel-
laneous shower Sunday at the
home of her aunt. Pearl
Henderson. ot R 5 Sea
forth.
-Shirtey.Zidoner of ,L adult.
aunt of the o • he, '11 cid
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at . tier hrorce.. 144.acht
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