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Clinton News-Record, 1985-07-10, Page 10
giR.S"srRaF rr Bees orc leve hu qday a$R;t! Television. tet*ork. The graduation class of Hohnesville Public School for 1985 •include in the first row Tammy Gibbons, Tracy. Colter and Bonnie Bell, in the second row John Kane, principal, Diane Bradshaw, Bill Storey, Shelly Pearson, Myra. Postill, Lori Forbes, Greg Lobb, Margret Brall and Bonnie Lockwood, teacher. In the third row are Dave Scholl and Marg McCauley, both teachers, Davey mcVittie, Scott Lee, Daryl Hemingway, Derrick Wierenga, Barry Diehl, Joe 'Roosemalen, Ian Koetsier, Greg Mayhew, Luke Shephard, Anne • Facey, teacher and Paul Spittal, teacher. In the fourth row are Bill •Teall, teacher, Randy Culp, Kim De Putter, Jacqua Lobb, Paul Hiles, David Jones, Mark Ritchie, Terry, Schultz, Steven Ott, Debbie Smith and Tim McIntosh • • Stephan +e' vesgue Hurons County's Huronview, .home for the aged, is seeking approval from the provin- tial rninii$ty o community and social ser- vices for preferred acconunodation for ex- tendedcare residents, Hure iview administrator. Wayne . Lester said the ministry adopted a policy on pref red accommodation several years ago, b , t because of the possible class , distinetio , Huronview had decided not to have such a policy However, Lester said recent requests. from residents pushed -him into submitting the report, firstly to Huron County council then the provincial -ministry. County council gave approval at its July 3 meeting. The report has now been sent to the ministry. Preferred accommodation won't be available "at Huronview, located just south of Clinton on. Highway 4, until the ministry okays. it .,and then only if the resident re- quests it. Also, itis only for extended care residents which are.those needing continual nursing care. • GAY LEA BUTTER REGULAR SALTED 1 Ib. WHITE, CR. WHEAT, W. WHEAT ZEHRS BREAD FULL SIZE 675 g LOAF HUMPTY DUMPTY ALL VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS 200, g PKGS. KRAFT REGULAR OR LIGHT MIRACLE WHIP ONE LITRE JAR rust Beverage loo"., PURE. 6 ASSORTED VARIETIES,. SWISS STYLE GAY LEA YOGURT 175 g CUPS, FOR NORMAL OR 450 mL FLEX CONDITIONER 2.7?EXTRA BODY EXTRA PROTECTION, 400 EXTRA MOISTURE SOFT SENSE LOTION�.49 REYNOLDS 12" x 100 ft. FOIL WRAP , . ALUMINUM ' 49 350 g CARNATION INSTANT MASHED POTATOES 1.39 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1985 WHITE REGULAR 3'S LUX BAR SOAP FOR DISHWASHERS CALGONITE 285 g 1.29 1.4 kg; 4.39 DE-ALCOHOLIZED CARTON OF 1320 mL ST. CHRISTOPHERS 2.79 LIBBYS 28 oz: DEEP BROWNED BEANS WITH PORK f.49 CRANAPPLE; CRAN. COCKTAIL, 40 oz. OCEAN SPRAY 2.39CRAN. GRAPE 750 mL HELLMANNS MAYONNAISE 2.79 NEILSONS ORANGE, LIME, RAINBOW, RASPBERRY ONE LITRE SHERBET FRUIT BEVERAGE TROPICAL CITRUS FIVE ALIVE FROZEN 355 mL TIN 12 LITRE 4.1 K4 LAUNDRY DET RGENT SUNLIGHT Crest Crest` 150 mL TUBE POPULAR TOOTHPASTE REGULAR, MINT, OR GEL CREST TWO LITRE FABRIC SOFTENER SNUGGLE 6 VARIETIES PEPPERIDGE FARMS LAYER CAKES 369 g f.49 COCA COLA REGULAR DIET COKE SPRITE REGULAR DIET SPRITE ALL VARIETIES OF TAB FRESCA OR COCA COLA 750 mL 490 Pius BOTTLES Sod DEP8SIT Itk DETAILS IN ALL STORES AYLMER CHICKEN NOODLE, CHICKEN RICE, CREAM OF CHICKEN„CREAM OF CELERY, OR CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUPS 210-0. $1 TINS FOR CHERRY, ORANGE, GRAPE, LEMON OR TROPICAL PUNCH GUIDO'S DELICIOUS FROZEN ICE JUICES PKGECIAL. OF 6 SP! • 9 HARDEE FARMS 1 kg PKG. ASSORTED FROZEN VEGETABLES f.79 PINK OR WHITE ZEHRS EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 12.5 oz. Si TINS FOR NIAGARA FROZEN LEMONADE NEILSONS ASSORTED POPSICLES GRANDMA MARTINS FROZEN PIE SHELLS f.8 PKO. OF 12 139 4g MADE FROM PURE CORN MAZOLA OIL CATELLI FINE, MED., BROAD EGG NOODLES CATELLI OLD FASHIONED 3 VARIETIES SPAGHETTI SAUCE 500 mL 1.79 375 g 790 750 mL SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES KOOL-AID SUGAR SWEET 113 g PKG. ASSORTED VARIETIES 603 g OL NA A 0 HANDY CAN KO -AID A•7 ASSORTED FLVOURS 840 g QUENCH CRYSTALS A• 6 9. FL G SSORTED 24o g CRYSTALS I THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: H GHWAY NO. i _HIGHWAY DERICH MON., TUES. • 4 To P.M. M AT. 100 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON.. TUN. VUEa.1A SAT. - At3! T?; 6 P.M. .A ,0FIN. •i.3AT®11P.M. McCAINS TIVOLI MOZZARELLA WESTONS SUPER SESAME HAMBURGER OR WIENER ROLLS LWIISSTYLE DETERGENT RYVITA 200 g SNACK BREAD t49 REGULAR OR W. WHEAT VOORT�OATMEAL CHIP t 450 g COOKIES EAL49 OR 0.T. OATM DARES POPULAR 900 mL FREEZE POPS 1.29SUPER NEILSONS REGULAR OR CALIFORNIA ICED TEA McLARENS 3 VARIETIES DILL PICKLES HABITANT MORNING DELIGHT JAMS SALADA ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAGS 340'g 2.99 89° 4.99' 500 g 199 2 VARIETIES ONE LITRE 1.59 500 mL 2.29 INTERSECTION K'WY. NO. NAND NO. to EXETER MON., tart,. 0TO A P.fit. THU . ', ., f Rl. • $ T'OA II SAT.. ALAI ICA, 6 tWR e m* e >, over the Idl on sought t .Lester said •the difference ,between a regular roomand a preferred accommoda- tion room will/be noticeable in the interior decorating which is ch©sen by the resident. Also, closet space *ill be larger and fur- niture will be of'a better quality. • Preferred accommodation rooms will be a little more homier," said Mr. Lester noting that rooms now have painted walls. The maximum rate for preferred accom- modation will be $32.49, an amount set by the province. Huronview, said its ad- ministrator, can charge less than that amount but not more. His plan calls for 77 of Huronview's 171 ex- tended care beds to be phased -in as prefer- red accommodation beds. That number is the maximum, percentage wise, allowed by the ministry. Of these beds, 21 will be private and 56 will be semi -private. Lester expects it will be a year before the preferred accommodation beds are phased - Extended care residents pay up to $18.94 a day at Huronview. The amount between tt and $42 a day is covered by OHIP and an� costs over that amount are paid in a 70-30 ratio by the province and Huron County. The extra costs usually involve nursing care. Residential care at Huronview costs $31.94 a day and is not subsidized by any government. There are 310 beds in total at Huronview. Ma Bell pays Clinton $60,000 CLINTON - Bell Canada paid more than $60,000 in taxes to Clinton in 1984 as a result of telecommunications operations in the Clinton exchange. In addition Bell spent $3,921,000 in 1984 to maintain and upgrade telephone service in the exchange. In 1985 this expenditure is estimated to be $500.000. Some of the 1984 highlights: +DMS -100 digital multiplex switching equipment and ancillary facilities. +Replace aerial with buried cable, County +B Buried cable, Albert St., to facilitate bank computerizing teller service. • +Buried rural cable, for conversion from party to private lines. Some of the 1985 highlights: +Buried cable, Vanastra, for industrial ex- pansion. +Cable reinforcement, Victoria St. +Buried cable, Highway 4 S to Huronview Nursing Home. In 1984 Bell paid $61,890.71 in taxes to Clin- ton as follows: real estate, $11,676.71; business, $4,086.15 and gross receipts, $46,127.85.. In 1985 gross receipts tax will total: $50,054.25. The gross receipts tax is a levy of five per cent of all telecommunications revenue derived from Bell operations in Ontario the previous year and apportioned to each ex- change based on the number of Bell owned telephones in use. In 1984 Bell's capital expenditures were $1.17 billion. This is expected to be $1.4 billion in 1985. In the Stratford area Bell employs 108 peo- ple with an annual payroll of $3.2 million. Bell had 2,316 customers' in its Clinton ex- change at the end of 1984. Afternoon euchre at hall CLINTON - Verna Glazier and Clark Stanley won the high hands during Monday Afternoon Euchre on July 8. Ida Wright and Jean McEwan won the low hands and Orland Johnston won the lone hands. The lucky chair prize . went to Edith Wright with Grace White winning the birth- day prize. •L BACHERT MEATS *Try our•own smoked pork chops for the b �S.P nn FREEZING ori r . ' CUSTOM G1EE Cutting & Wrapping KILL DAY ON TUESDAY 'AB meat Gov't. Inspected on the f 1 MORE EAST OF WAF:TON 887-9328- Filter Eueen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-7143 BEST INTEREST 1 Guaranteed fitment Certificates *Subject to Change Gaiseir-Kneale Alti* Insu}pate•8rokerg, It1'r . EitetYilr ' 42354420 ltrlton-` 2914 Zi'rand•Sand 2304484 Utderfch 524.2110