HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1981-11-11, Page 8PAGE 8—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1 1
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PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 114TH,1981
You and your
health unit
BY
CATHIE RUTFER,
ASSIST. ADMIN.
HURON COUNTY
HOME CARE PROGRAM
The Huron County Home
Care Program is a short
term active treatment pro.
gram that can be used as an
alternative to hospital care.
There are a total of 38 pro-
grams in the Province of On-
tario covering approximate-
ly 99 percent of the popula-
tion. Presently, 21 of these 38
programs are able to pro-
vide maintenance (chronic)
care in addition • to the short
term active treatment pro-
gram.
The goal of the Home Care
Program is to assist patients
and families to reach op-
timum health through the
provision of co-ordinated
multi -disciplinary profes-
sional services appropriate
for the patient's care in the
home.
The program is financed
100 percent by the Ontario
Ministry of Health which
means there is no charge to
the patient and is ad-
ministered by the Huron
County Health Unit.
Anyone interested in
receiving health care at
home must be under medical
supervision of a doctor and
must meet specific criteria
for eligibility for admission
as established by the
Ministry. Generally, anyone
who has an active OHIP
number and a medical condi-
tion that can be adequately
treated at home through the
professional services of
either a registered nurse,
physiotherapist, occupa-
tional, therapist,
enterostomal therapist or • a
nutritionist is eligible. An-
cillary services provided in
addition to the professional
services, include drugs,
dressings, and medical sup-
plies, meals on wheels,
homemaking, equipment on
a loan basis and
transportation in ex-
tenuating circumstances.
Some advantages of con-
valescing at home include:
1) People are often more
comfortable and content in
the familiar home setting.
2) Being at home frequent-
ly stimulates a person to
more activity . and in-
dependence than is possible
in a hospital setting which
can be conducive to a speedy
recovery.
Equipment, such as
hospital beds, can be made
available for those who are
acutely ill or who require
more intensive treatment
and family members and -or
other appropriate persons
are expected to be willing
and able to participate in the
program.
Mrs. Sheila Lancaster, the
Home Care co-ordinator,
regularly visits each county
hospital, as well as families
at home, when required, to
arrange Home Care services
for patients who have been
referred by their family doc-
tor.
By consulting the patients
and their families in the
hospital and -or community,
services are arranged to pro-
vide support and continuity
of care.
Interested persons can
receive more information by
contacting your family
physician, the Home Care
Program at 482-3411, or your
local Public Health Nurse,
Wingham
council
supports
industry
WINGHAM - The Wingham
Town Council is going to
start looking for ways to
encourage the establishment
of growth of industry in the
town.
Councillor Richard LeVan
told council that nothing
really positive has been
accomplished in that area.
during the pest year. He
proposed a more vigorous
effort, during the coming
year.
He noted that attracting
new industries to the town
would not be easy but said,
Tt's up to us as a councli to
try and improve industrial
development within the
vonrnunity."
Wingham doesn't have as
,!.•h to offer industry as gay
ambridge or Waterloo,
(owncillor LeVan added, so
it must develop a positive
attitude to convince in-
dustries it is a good place to
call home.
"A&P continues to offer you great savings week after week
on "SUPER BUYS"
"FREE SHOPPING BAGS WITH ALL ORDERS AT A&P"
SAVE 301
Chefmaster,
100% Vegetable 011
SOFT
MARGARINE
1-1b tub
40004
SAVE 305i
J.B., Concentrated
FROZEN
ORANGE JUICE
12.5 -f1 -oz tin
ON THIS
SAVE 11i
Condensed
EEKS A&P,
40111II111////�i
HEINZ
TOMATO SOUP
10 -f1 -oz tin
'7////in
SAVE 80¢
A superb blend, rich in Brazilian Coffees. Custom
ground in the store when you buy It ... not befoul
8 O'CLOCK
BEAN COFFEE
1 -lb beg
(Compare to A&P at our reg. price 79c) .,
Colonial,
Assorted Varieties ,Including 450 g tin tie bag
CHOCOLATE
129
CHIP COOKIES --
COME VISIT
E FARA,
Oat A&PE■%
for Freshness & Savings!
Product of Florida, Great in Salads & Dips
LARGE
AVOCADOS 2for j/
PRODUCT OF U.S.A., GREAT WITH CHEESE SAUCE
Fresh Broccoli bch99?
CANADA FANCY, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO,
THE PICK OF THE APPLE ORCHARD
Apples Delicious 3 l bag 1.69
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO,
LARGE SIZE, FIRM, FRESH, GREEN
Cabbage 2kr99¢
PRODUCT OF U.S.A., IN SHELL, JUMBO
Walnuts 1b1.38
CANADA NO..1 GRADE,
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, DELICIOUS, NUTRITIOUS
Rutabagas 2699?
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PROD. OF U.S.A., FAMILY PACK
Tomatoes ;.5 Ib pkg 1.69
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, IDEAL IN SALADS, FRESH
Bean Sprouts 216s 99fe
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
Squash pepper 3forl.00
(Compare to A&P's reg. price on Sun Pae at 99e)
Fina, Granulated
WHITE • /2::
39
SUGAR
Prod. of Ontario or U.S.A., Firm, Green, Fresh
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
Ib
,.
PRODUCT OF FLORIDA, WHITE, -SEEDLESS, SIZE 48's
Grapefruit 1061.99
PRODUCT OF U.S.A., THE NATURAL SNACK, RED OR
Black Grapes 1699¢
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE, PRODUCT Of ONTARIO
Carrots 5 Ib bag 991
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE,
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, YELLOW COOKING
Onions 5 -Ib bag 99fi
PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA,
SEEDLESS, "FIRST OF THE SEASON", NAVEL
Oranges 1861.99
CANADA NO. 1 GRADE,
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO, ALL PURPOSE„
Potatoes 20 -Ib bag 2,99
"ROASTING CHESTNUTS BY AN OPEN FIRE",
PRODUCT OF ITALY, LARGE, ROASTING
Chestnuts
ASSORTED COLOURS, REIGER
Begonias
Ib 1.49
4 -inch pot 169
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Now available at AQP!
"Na Sugar added" CANNED FRUITS
packed iri Pear juice
Here's great news for people counting calories
or on a sugar reduced diet. A&P's new canned
fruits from Australia are packed in natural pear
juice with no sugar added. Pear juice, because
of its neutral flavour clear colour and good
supply, is fast becoming the natural way to
sweeten many calorie -reduced products.
Available in the following varieties
at popular prices_
CHOICE 14 -f1 -oz or 28 -f1 -oz this
PEACH SLICES OR HALVES
FRUIT COCKTAIL
BARTLETT PEAR HALVES
APRICOT HALVES
14 -fl -oz only
Trip Some Today!
(OuP R� eglules Price 4.641)
(Our
Regular Price 40c)
(Our Regular Pries 1.35) SAVE 16'
C
Alio, Plain or Salted 450 g pkg
f
FIYIIUMPLUS � 9
CRACKERS �—
You'll do better with
HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE from A&P
PRESTONE 11
ANTI -FREEZE
59
(Our Regular
Price 3.39)
(3 -Ib bag 7.69 - SAVE 2.40)
(Ovr Regular Price 10.09)
Partly SWmmed
FRESH
2% MILK
3 -quart 189
bag
You'll do better with
DAIRY FOODS from A&P!
(Our Regular Price 1.51)
Creamed
4 litre
799 SILVERWOOD 500 g ctn
plastie .
container COTTAGE CHEESE
AVE 52c
99�
REGULAR OR WINTERFRESH FLAVOURS 100 mi TUBE BLUE BONNET (Our Reg. Price 2.19 -- SAVE 40c)
Colgate Toothpaste 1.39 Margarine 2 -Ib pkg 1.79
TRAC H
Razor Blades pkgof102.79 Schne
MEDIUM, OLD COLOURED OR WHITE CHEDDAR 375 g PKO
iders Cheese 2.49
NORMAL OR OILY 350 ml PLASTIC BOTTLE
Wella Balsam shampoo3.29
CHINOOK, ANTIFREEZE 4 LITRE PLASTIC CONTAINER
Windshield Washer 1.49
Assorted Colours
KLEENEX FACIAL
TISSUE
box
of 200
sheets
SAVE
38¢
(Our Regular Price 1.07)
(Our Regular Price 5.79)
A Premium Blend
SAVE
WHITE OR COLOURED COLBY, BRICK
A&P Cheese
PLAIN OR ASSORTED, PROCESS
Zingg Cheese
,4111111111/1///,
Y/1►111111C
1
162.89
8 -oz pkg 1,59
Betty Crocker, Assorted Varieties
SUPERMOIST =Es
510 g
pkg
SAVE
44?
fur Regular Price 1.41)
NeamomP..mp.
(Our Regular Price 1.69)
1.00 Printed Gold, Green or Orange
HOKAR 10 -oz Tar WHISWAN
4k
INSTANT COFFEE7 9 TOWELS 2 rolls
pg of
DETERGENT 500 ml PLASTIC BOTTLE
SAVE 30e
139
NO. 1 GRADE, CREAMED
Sunlight Liquid 99¢ Beemaid Honey
FOR AUTOMATIC DISHWA5HERS 1.8 kg BOX CAKE & PASTRY
Dishwasher "All" 3.99 Monarch Flour
CARNATION, INSTANT, RICH, MARSHMALLOW OR MILK
Hot Chocolate 500 g Tar 2■49
2% PARTLY SKIMMED, EVAPORATED
Carnation Milk
Extra Absorbent pkg of 60 or Toddler pkg of 48
500 g CONTAINER
1.79
2_5 kg EAG
2.29
385 ml tin 53,1
(Our Regular Price 9.29 — SAVE 80c )
PAMPERS DIAPERS Pkg 849
SAVE
1.00
Bathroom Tissue., Assorted Colours
DELSEY TISSUE
pkg of 5 9
4roes - --
(Our Regular Price 1.85)
SAVE
26>1