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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-09-09, Page 7Qpining Ot th root-tap tar-bone spw PAW (nerve) dentin ' onageol Int16,06att•• 04-sww4011., • • tiara .1415P. • ;- • BY HAL CLAUS CHIEF OF POLICE The whole community is disturbed and extrememly frustrated by the events of the past week. Some of our most promising young people had their lives terminated through tragic car accidents. It all seems so senseless. We at the police department are trying our utmost to remove careless and reckless drivers from the road. At this time I would ask all parents to supervise the driv- ing hibits of their children. Set curfews fog them, remem- ber it is better to take the car keys, even, if it results in a family' squabble, than to get a call from the hospital. Let's work together and save lives. .„ . DRYWALL KNOWN FoRmG11 QUALITY Peter ilikos Drywall COMP DRYWALL SERVICE 527-1398, or , 527-0606 USE EXPOSITOR WANT-ADS Phone 527-0240 ••• August 21 September 12/81 PLAIN OR tiNta 200 SHEETS REFILLS EXERCISE BOOK ' VIVA TONE COLOURING' 1 69 • PENCILS PRESSIOARD ACCO GS 115/a" BINDER 1!9" DICICAsiCARA 2T,9 RM S 21!9 fq D1S CC 5S IKE ARE, 60011110400114constoc. cutgoomAnaccons.•stArosui 'or e • PE Singers The BlythVestival Singers will resume their wieldy rehearsal schedule on Mon. day, September 14 in Blyth Memorial Hall. Notv starling its second season, this tidied choir of 80 voices enjoyed sell-out houses at its three concerts last year and is looking forward to smother successful year in 198142. The choir, whose members come from a forty-mile radius around Blyth, is under the mks- stood direction of Mr. Lawrie Rowbothem, of Listowel. Plans for this season in- clude a benefit performance Oct. 24 in support of the Blyth Merinxial Hall Building Fund, a special perfOrmanc,e QtChristitiatitutsk oti Dee. 6. and concerts In Matti and Jttne. These *ill alt tike place in Itlyth Memorial' If - yorit- would like more information sbOut the Blyth Festival Singers, please call choir president Lynda Lents at 51.3.9636. OBABLY E SENSE CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMM IPWE COUNT ON THE COMMERCE ¶Hl i f RON'.iTOR0 cs, • • U• . co • • .6. • • or 40.▪ ▪ • 0 " a • 0 • O • • U. • .co • EP• • 4 , ng" What is root canal treatment? You and your dentist isdlelegkid process (Fig. -42). Most of the dead teeth can. • be s,ave:cl and pa1ahlk . • cOMPliratiOns Pieventedif lc,9*#114• treatment is per, lcalSett on time PartkOSO.of this ends 'tie -4000* •la toresnOve th Oita* (dead, decomposing,, • infected!' Poing tissues), and to her,. Medea* seal the ca:nal'(Fig-• 143)., This will enable the damaged bone in the root-tip area to recuperate, and the tooth can continue serving its masticatory and esthetic purposes. The only alternative to this treatment would be ex- traction of the tooth and its replacement by - 'either removable 'denture or a fixed bridge - both more costly and annoying solutions. The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian Church met on Tues. Sept. I at 2 p.m. Mrs. Ann Agar, president. opened the meeting with prayer. 44 hymn was sung. Mrs. Van Rooijen read rO‘ hontoes of the list meet- 4I-NiSeveied and Sopron& A. thank' , Moir was, read• fella Mrs. frank Philli s. ifs* Mice Reid gave the ' yeaatirOes Mon.' Business was discuSsed, The offering was received and dedicated. The Program was, each member telling what they did through the summer and What trips they hail taken. This proved very interesting. Another hymn was sung. Mrs. Ann Agar closed the meeting with prayer. Grace was sung, and a social time followed. Seaforth Ladies Obituaries Towns* council and Lints- tee of the Separate SchOol Board. Surviving are two sons Bill and Terry of Kitchener, three sisters. Esther (Mrs. Fergus Kelly) of Dublin. Annie ((sirs. Bob Byrne) of Hamilton and Loots (Mts. Bert Gliddon) of Clinton. He also is survived by .four grandchildren Michael, Shawn; Mark and Heather. He was predeceas- ed by one: brother Harold. Visitations were at the Schreiter-Sandrock Funeral Home. Kitchener, Friday "Ftliwerbeniers were Mar• at home, five grand- ray McGregor, Stephen Me- eldidien end "four Vent" Gregolr, Kevin Cnyne, grandchildren and four Charles Nyland and Joe feat-grandchildren. Eckert. , She was predeceased by two sons, Elmer and Em- MUMMA.. RYAN minuet; sisters Laura Sin- William A. , Ryan, 247 etcher, Ly dis Banks; and Franklin Ave., Kitchener Annie Praia; and one broth- died in KitChener Waterloo a, Willem Fred. Hospital, Wednesday Sept. 2 The funeral service was following a lengthy illness. .. held August 31 from the He was 69. Whitney-Bibey Funeral He was a retired.- farmer Home Sedorth with the and a former employee of St. Reverend James Vinslyke Mary's Hospital. He attend- (Mekong, Burial was In ed Beechwood School, Dublin •. McKillop Cemetery. Continuation High Schooland Pallbearers • were:: flirty was a graduate of Stratford Regale, Hill lieuerrnan, Ray ,Teachers College. He was a norm, Tim Ake, Tony Sie- member of the Stratford mom and Willard Bennewies. --Knights -of Columbus - and-a formermernber of McKillop d Ron Roar. Pe feslitvived Worm ion. The Ausable-Bayfield QM- servation Authority has re- cently hired a Water Re- lource Co-ordinator and a Watershed Planning and Community Relations Co; The Water Resources Co- ordinator's position, created following a stiff reorganizat- ion; has been filled by Frank Balite. Mr. Belem has comp- leted university study in Biology at the University of Western Ontario and worked daring three previous sum- mers with the Saugeen Val- ley Conservation Authority. His responsibilities will in- clude developing a flood forecasting system, ,inple- menting a flood emergency procedures and (yarning sys- tem, enforcing flood and fill line regulations, monitoring water quality and inspecting. Water control structures. Dan Kennaley replaces Steve Lane as Community Relations CO-ordinator and in addition will be responsible for the ,co-ordination of wat- )f"T CAM 4.140ACK0 VFlou..04V f*Miiier with .the anatomy of the tooth and 14O:.a • !St , A'e *tit :thefe P0.04 ttia'raC' '.1001.-44$ as opeanin at lira rootttip; - • 1‘9Ofik, opening 1000.' vessels. and :enter the canal , supplying bleed and per- ceptibility Which are necessary for the life of the pulpit tissues (widely known as a nerve). Under certain circum- stances (deep decay, trauma etc.) the living puipal tissues in the canal may die. Usual consequence of this is irritation of the: bone (socket) in the area around the. root-tip with an abscess as a final manifestation of the ershed planning. community relations is a Conservation Authority program that in- dudes , outdoor education, communication ?Mb water- shed residents and visitor aervices--at. conservation...- Watershed planning involves identifying resour- ces management problems within the' watershed and developing, at a broad level, alternate solutions to those problems. • Mr. Kennaley has'comp- leted university study 'in outdoor recreation and re- ,Source management at the University of Waterloo. He worked for the Ausable Bay- ield Conservation Authority in 1978 and has also -'worked forthe-Boy Scouts of Canada and the National Parks. Other members of the technical staff at the Conser- vation Authority include: John Schwindt, Conservation' Services Co-ordimitor; and John Smithers, Plan Review - Co-ordinator. <, • MANNING THE TABLES — Steven Dalrymple was one of the maple who-manned-the tables at the `former Rowoliffe's Garage where a big On Tuesday, Sept. $ our children will be returning to school. some' for the first time. Parents please teach you child to obey the safety rules on the road to and from school, and on the school bus. Motor 'ists please remem- ber., "Where a school bus is stopped on a highway, the driver of a vehicle: (a) when overtaking a school, bus on which the words "do not pass. when signals flashing" are marked and two red signal lights are illuminated by intermittent flashes; and (b) -when meeting on such a highway, other than a high- way with *a median strip, a school bus on the front of which two red signal-lights. are illuminated with intermit- tent flashes, SHALL STOP the vehicic -before_ reaching the school- bus and SHALL .1107...1ROCBEB _until...the.._ school bus resumes motion or the signal lights are no longer operating. WANTED, Caretaker for Walton Comm- unity Hall. Please apply in writing before Sept. 30 ° stating salary ex - Pected. Walton Women's institute. Mrs. Bill Humph - ries Secretary - Treasurer. Box 22, Walton,, NOK, 1ZO. root-canal tilling Wig. • 1. DAVID HUARD With. Parish Prayers Friday Pallbearers from the fun- evening. Prayers were offer= era) of. David Huard Were " id, it the funeral lid-Me Terry Williamson; Thirty Vizi. Satsil Septemii- 5 at cent, Kevin Loughnane, Jim 10:30 a.m. followed by Mass Lone, Jerry Feeney and Phil ofChriatian Burial at Blessed Hogarth. Sacrament. B.C!'. Church at a.M. Rev. E. Sheridan IBIANFILANAGAN • .officiated. Interment was in Pallbearers for the funeral St. Columtian Cemetery. " er, Dale Cronin, Brad Few. R.R. 1. Dublin, died !kith, • McGsvin, Mike &user, The. McKillop Township David Murray and Tom native, daughter at. the late Henry Koehler and the form. JOSEPHFLANAGAN Catherine Re e, Pallbearers for the Aug.. 30 number of Cavan United funeral of Joseph Flanagan Church in Winthrop and and were: rinelenowlek.,Ed___.7110b Ine deeeesed- lit _her_ ... Kiooster, Don Rockwell Gord Murray, Don Bruer, seven Yeses ago. of Brian Flanagan, August 30 were: John Court, Louis Malr4DA HOHMEH--- New staff starts at Looby, Joe Kelly, Rob Deloy- Melinda Hodder, 84, son Rower bearers were John Sed + erth Community Hospi- he Bayfield Ausable .' August 28, 1981, at the,'`' Eckert Mike y, Kell Brian ttd• •I • Pointers from the police chief garage sale was held on the weekend by Several local families, and Bob and Betty's Variety. (Photo by Hook) Count on, the Commerce for the personal loah you need. Whether it's for a new car, a boat, home improvements, or any other worthwhile purpose, talk it over with us. We'll welcome the oppor- tunity to help. 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