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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-05-02, Page 28.10 0 <l; ,rt: BUTTERSCOTCH CHOCOLATE. OR DOUBLE CHOCOLATE 350 g PACKAGE SAVE! 306 CLOVER LEAF SOCKEYE SALMON 'P1! to �+� LIT� GUARD ` .`_'., r I.� � ti, { D DO RANT I A iiiiioN TEA BAGS oES,.P.100 s 220 g 3,39 400.,+TI14 � 3 LITRE JUG ONE LITRE ' TOP CHOICE , KAL KARL .,: 'MGCA.I:N BURGERS CAT FOODS VE ETABI ES ASSORTED VARIETIES ASSORTED VARIETIES NORMANDIE PARISIENNE FLORENTINE 2 kg 13 oz. TIN t kg PKG. ...s. , a. 99 6 f 2 0 .9 SAVE! 3.00 COUNTRY HARVEST BREAD STONE MILLED 10000 W WHEAT SEVEN GRAIN. PRAIRIE BRAN 675 g LOAF 220 g TIN RANDOM CUT WELCHADE CHEESES GRAPE DRINK OLBY, BRICK, HAVARTI. MOZZARELLA MARBLE 3.26 Ib. 89' 7. 1/k9 _ 48 oz. TIN TIDE DETERGENT 12 LITRE SAVE! 506 LAYS OR RUFFLES POTATO. CHIPS SEVEN ASSORTED VARIETIES SAVE! UP TO 306 GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES OUR REG. 1.69 .14oz. CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS CREAM CORN 'OR 12 oz. CORN NIBLETS CHRISTIES CRACKERS RITZ OR TRISCUITS 250 g 1039.. CAMPBM OFELLS CREA MUSSOUHRPOOM 210 oz.# TINS FOR 1.19 LOWNEYS CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS 250 � 9 69 PKG. SAVE! 666 CHRISTIES CHIPS AHOY 450 g PKG. I aa1.#•a: VIVA PAPER TOWELS WHITE, CHAMPAGNE, YELLOW 2 ROLL NORMA REGULAR COTTAGE CHEESE 500 g TUB , 1.7771.17 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WED. MAY 2 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MAY 5 .�•, ._ ti . 54 WESTONS LEMON FILLED BUNS PKG. OF 6 1,29 ARDMONA FRUITS IN PEAR JCH UICEP PEAR HALVES .z.99f 1TIN iiiiioN TEA BAGS oES,.P.100 s 220 g 3,39 SAVE! 1.30 OUR REG. UP TO 99c REGULAR WINTERFRESH OR GEL COLLATE TOOTHPASTE CHRISTIES CRACKERS PREMIUM PLUS SALTED OR PLAIN 450A SAVE! 706 MCCAINS SUPER FRIES COCA-COLA ALL VARIETIES OR TAB OR SPRITE 1.5 LITRE 6010oz. DEP. HEINZ TOMATO SOUP A POPULAR FAVOURITE 2 0 TINS LOWNEYS BAR BUNDLES OH HENRY, GLOSSETTE PEANUTS, GLOSSETTE RAISINS, EATMORE, ,1,191,Lucs 99' Q -TIPS PKG. OF 180 99" SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WED. MAY 2 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MAY 5 ' SWANSON MEAT PIES '1iEEF-TURKEY-CHICKEN 227 g FROZEN 79 ° SAVE! UP TQ 160 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE INSTANT OR DECAFF. INSTANT 8 oz. JAR 10 oz. JAR IVORY PERSONAI.GAY LEA SWISS STYLE BAR SOAP 400 g 1.299 YOGURT cups 59 PKG.G. OOF 4 ALL FLAVOURS REYNOLDS 12 INCH ALUMINUM 50 FT. HANDY STYLE REALEMON 675mL 1.29 �Z.19 JUICE FOIL WRAP BORDERS EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED DEJEAN SMALL REGULAR L MILK 3°° m 1.89 SHRIMP 4oz. 3,49 STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE CUT 1.5 kg PERSONAL 49s BAR SOAP DEJEAN REGULAR COCKTAIL ZEST400 4oz. 2.99 9 WESTON$ ANGEL FOOD WESTONS FRESH RAISIN 1011108111. BREAD 450g t 29 1.�� CAKE 425g .� family requirements. WESTONS FRESH RAISIN PIES 624 g f.$9 We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly SAVE! 516 WESTONS BABY BURGERS Al. PACKAGE OF 12 OUR REG. $1.19 SAVE! HERE CLASSIC DESIGN AT A LOW PRICE GRID STACKING CHAIR LIGHT WEIGHT STEEL ALLOY FRAME TOUGH VINYL COATED - WON'T CHIP OR CRACK A FRACTION OF DEPARTMENT STORE PRICE! Dr. D. VR.Martin "CATARACTS AND yOVRR PET" A cataract is defined as opacity 9f the Iens of the eye, obits supporting capsule. Let us first take a brief lesson in the anatomy of the eye be- fore we go further. The "lens" is a gelatinous mass held in a transparent cap- sule. The lens is located im- mediately behind- the iris (colored portion) of the eye, and its function is to sharply focus light rays on the retina (the light sensitive nerve layer on the back of the eye- ball). Normally, the lens and its capsule are completely transparent and light is readily transmitted through them. In cataract formation, changed) take place in the lens or capsule which make these structures more opa- que than normal. Light is re- flected back toward the front of the eye rather than pass- ing freely through the lens. Sudden blindness from cata- racts is rare since these changes usually take place very gradually. There are two basic forms of cataracts: developmental and degenerative. Develop- mental cataracts result from defects in the formation and growth of the lens, in the em- bryo. These include congeni- tal cataracts (those an ani- mal is born with) and juven- ile cataracts (those that oc- cur early in life). In most cases of developmental cata- racts, the whole lens or cap- sule is not involved; and of- ten, only one eye is affected. Juvenile cataracts usually occur in animals less than five or six years of age. De- generative cataract*, occur as a result of aging, injuries to the lens, or because of some severe systemic dis- eases such as diabetes. The first clinical sign of cataract development can be __. seen as a bluish or greyish color it},,the mil, of, the eye rather than the normal jet black color. This often be- gins as color change in only a small part of the lens. As far as the pet is concerned, in the early stages of cataract formation, the sensation would be similar to looking out a window covered by a fine sheer curtain. Light can be seen, but shapes are hazy and out of focus. As the cataracts progress, the sheer curtain effect grows dense and less light reaches the retina. The lens becomes more solid and loses its focusing capabil- ities. Eventually, if the ani- mal lives long enough, the eye or eyes become blind and the anirhal bumps into things, may fall or cannot catch his ball, and may be reluctant to move due to fear. For the present, the most effective cure for cataracts is surgical removal of the af- fected lens. A dog with a cat- aract in one eye only is not helped much by surgery if the other eye is normal. If both eyes are involved and blindness interferes with a normal life, surgery is indi- cated. Surgery should be per- formed by a veterinarian ex- perienced with this type of surgery or a specialist in veterinary ophthalmology and is generally quite suc- cessful. Animals do. not re- quire corrective contact lenses or artificial implanted lenses after surgery since ' they do not need to have the acute eyesight of people who must read or maintain em- ployment. At the best of times, a pet's eyesight is not as good as his master's. Pets are slightly nearsighted, but have a much better ability to detect motion than we do. If you suspectcataract formation in your pet, have your veterinarian do a com- plete eye exatnination and then be guided by his recom- mendations regarding the advisability of surgery. i AVAILABLE ONLY WHILE STOCKS LAST EACH WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU IN 932 10th Street Open a nights week till 9:30 HANOVER ELMIRA 232 Arthur St. S. Open Wed., Thurs. and Fri. evenings LISTOWEL 975 Wallace Ave. N. Open Wed.. Thurs. and Fri evenings FERGUS 735 Tower St. S. Open Wed.. Thurs. and Fri. evenings WINGHAM Corner of No. 4 and 95 Hw's. Open.ThUre.,'Fri, evenings