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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-10-02, Page 14A14 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 2, 1965 FAMILY WEDDINGS SHCF residents go bowling KNIGHT -DRAPER Juanita Lorna Draper and Bradley John Knight were married at the Knox Presbyte- nat. Church in C'ranhrook on Saturday, August 17, t985. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. K Knight. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight of R.R. 2 Brussels, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. Lorne Draper, Brussels and Mrs. Erlene Caldwell, Blyth. Matron of honor was Karen Hindley, friend of the bride aL,d bridesmaids were Trina Watts, friend of the bride, Joanne Knight, sister of the groorn, Saleema Breen, friend of the bride and Rachel Battye, friend of the bride, Best Than was, Jim McNichol. friend of the groom and ushers, Kevin Draper, brother of the bride, Steve Knight, brother of the groom and Jerry Bremner, friend of the groom. After a reception at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre, the newlyweds honeymooned in northern Ont. Mr and Mrs. Knight are now residing, in Mitchell, Ontario, (Photo by Brenda Broadfoot GRADUATES USA JOHNS, daughter of Stan and June Johns of RR 4. Seaforth, has successfully completed her legal secretarial course at Westervelt London. She has accepted a legal position at London City Hall. Seaforth Health Care Facility residents went bowling Monday at Nobel Lanes. The winner was Pat Ryan. On Wednesday afternoon Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadelbauer-Sampa and choir came for a worship service with the residents and then a social hour followed. ' Thursday afternoon euchre was played with winners: lone hand, Verna McClure, high score, Elmer Bakscy and James Nolan. Friday it was too cool to have the barbecue outside so it was held inside. The afternoon was enjoyed with Gladys Van Egmond's band playing for the dance. We welcome Liz Brown to our facility. PERSONALS Mary Lamont visited Kelly Lamont. Helen Cameron, Brussels visited Carol Geddes. ' Dave and Eva Netzke were out to visit Rose and Pat Altman and had supper with their grandson Roy Altman and his wife of Kitchener. Betty Glanville visited her grandmother Elizabeth Brown. Ina and Ellen Scott of London and Ross Scott of Brucefield and Lovey Shaw of Toronto visited Bill Scott. Lou O'Sullivan spent the day at home with his brother Jim of St. Columban. On Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Stewart visited Bill Scott. Irene Omand had her brother and family of Gorrie visit her. Mary Nolan visited her husband Jim Nolan. Marg Smale visited all residents Sunday afternoon. Erle Dow's daughter Mabel and husband of Bayfield visited him. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Egmondville visited his mother Elizabeth Brown. Stabilization program changed hl1E1tRl �IEMI)N. H.N. recently graduated Iron- 'he Diploma 'pursing Program of r line:TOga , ollege of Applied Arts and Techr..l, et• Stratford Campus She also recI•n•'' i it t'rri'tlrate of Competence from the t'oiivE r of Nurses of t tntano Sherri is the daughter»t \lr aid Mrs Edward Bennewies and Ic n,,.IT Hobert Siemon and mother to I);lm1 'ougla.s Spillane photograph) The Minister of Agriculture and Food, The Honorable. Jack Riddell, has announced changes to the Income Stabilization Program for crops that will benefit producers. Producers will now have until October 11 to enroll in the program. Cheques for enrolment fees may now be post-dated for November 30. The program runs for 1985, 1986, and 1987. Producers must enroll at the start of the program, and remain in it all three years or SAI.t KFU)A Ed and Joanne are thrilled to announce the birth of their first child, Kevin Darryl. horn September 13. 1985, weighing 7 lbs. 12 ozs at Seaforth Community Hospital. First time grandparents are Mr. add Mrs. John Meinen. St Pauls. and Mr and Mrs. Edward Salverda. I.ondeshnm MCLA(1I1,1N: Don and Rhonda McLachlan tf RR 2 Tharriesville are pleased to announce the arrival of their daughter Allison. A tiny sister for Amanda JANMAAT- Teti and Mary Anne are very happy to,annnunce the safe arrival of Darren Joseph John. on September 22, 1985 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London Proud grand- parents are Joe and Helen Nolan and John and Mary Janmaat HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy Birthday to Betty Bennett on October 7. face a penalty. There is no penalty for those starting into production and those retiring during the course of the program. A producer enrolls now for crops grown in 1985. Each year thereafter (1986, 1987) a new form will be sent to producers, to enroll crops grown that year. The fees paid for each crop will be deposited in an account for the producer and will earn current savings rate interest. FIVE GENERATIONS -Little Danielle Johnston, two months old of Clinton, enjoys the loving attention of her mother, grandmother, great grandmother and great • great• grandmother. The five generations posed for a family picture. Included are, front row, left to right; little Danielle and her mother Kathy Johnston and great great grandmother Clara Pretty of Seaforth. (Back row) Danielle's grandmother Janet Jewitt of Clinton and great grandmother Mary Rowcliffe of Seaforth. p RECir DELA FRESHLY SLICED RIGHT IN THE STORE SCHNEIDERS 9.46 /ke OLDE FASHION HAM 4.29. 4.79b 5,o to 199. 2.89b. SCHNEIDERS BAG SUMMER SAUSAGE ZIGGYS ROAST PORK MAPLELEAF CHICKEN LOAF IMPERIAL CORNED BEEF 10.56 /kg 11.22/kg 4.39 /kg 6.37 /kg SHOPSYS 2.84 POTATOP RED SALAD OR COLESLAW 1.2_ FROZEN • UP TO 7 Kg OR 15 LB. GRADE 'A' TURKEYS 2.62/kg 1/ 1915 FROZEN - 4-5 LB. AVERAGE GRADE 'A' 3 DUCKS 13128/kg 1.491. SCHNEIDERS HALVES , OLDE FASHIONED SMOKED/I/►HAM 8.80/kg 1 99, SCHNEIDERS 5 kg ROT FROZENINNER SHORT 10.90 PORK TAILS 2.62/kg 1.19Ib. FRESH LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS 4i81/k9 2i 181b. BONELESS LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK /CHOPS OR ROASTS 6.57k9 2.981, SCHNEIDERS DUTCH TREAT FRANKS OR RED HOTS PE9 1179 SCHNEIDERS FROZEN SAUSAGE MEAT ROL 1149 C0411;1 HONEY GRAIN O 1 FRESH WHOLE WHEAT OKTOBERFEST BREAD 790 0 ROLLS DANISH 16 oz 14 ot jCOFFEE zmsmimmmmmompgimmilmmi aDOZ. RING f. 99 Plants Bulk Food BOSTON FERN 4„2. 199 POT NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES DRY INSTANT 1 30/kg SOUP MIX 59b. GREEN 86a/kg SPLIT PEAS 39' YELLOW 864/kg SPLIT PEAS 3915. GREAT WITH BEER 439/kg WOW NUTS1.7e 9 BULK 866/kg ICING SUGAR 39'. . TROPICAL HANGING BASKETS 6 4,99 GARDEN MUMS 10 5,99 NO NAME WILD 20 BIRO SEED lb 4.99 NO NAME SUNFLOWER SEEDS 10 lb. 4.99 2%, HOMO OR SKIM FRESH MILK LIT4 249 RE -L.71/2 /440e r AI i1.t0. 1 FROZEN OVEN READY UTILITY. - TURKEYS UP TO 7 Kg OR 15 i..8. 2.36 /kg PARTLY SKIMMED S KED M WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION 3.44/kg l.38' • \\. SALE FROZEN GRADE 'A' 7 BUTTERBALL OIL BASTED OR MIRACLE BASTE BUTTER BASTED TURKEYS 2.84 /kg FRESH LOIN CO JIIIA T0I1 EMIT PACK PORK CHOPS UP TO7KgOR15LB. 3 Centro Cut, 3 Rib Portions r L4 3 Tenderioln Portion3 3.92/kg \.2I. SPECIALS IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SAT, OCT 5/85 FROZEN GRADE 'A' BRETHREN 3 73/kg BONELESS STEAK OR ROAST 13 87/kg GEESE OP To 3 5..R Bib 1,691, RIB EYE 6.2915 GRADE 'A' FROZEN 20 oz AVG SWEET PICKLED CORNMEALED 5 05/kg CORNISH HENS 2.29 BACK BACON CUNT RE 2.25,„g9. PART SKINNED BUTT PORTION 3 48/kg MAPLE LEAF BRISKET SMOKED HAM 1.585 CORNED BEEF:',M2 S9lb CENTRE PORTION 3 92/kg NO NAME COIL OR LINK 4 83/kg SMOKED HAM 1.78. POLISH SAUSAGE 3.1915 lb. SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST/ SAUSAGE FROZEN 500 g PKG. '9, SCHNEIDERS - 10 VARIETIES MINI DELI'S MAPLE 'LEAF SLICED COOKED HAM 1.79 COUNTRY GOLD SMOKED CORNED BEEF 2.39 250 g t99 175 g roup 50 g NO NAME - 3 VARIETIES ' 600 g MEAT CHUBS 1S9 PROD. OF ONTARIO CANADA ND. 1 LARGE GREEN CABBAGE PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN, NO. I THHOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 WASHED P.E.Q. POTATOES 10 lb. BAG WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONAS, E WFEKL r FARM T REOIAP'MFNIA PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FCY. BOSC PEARS 1. 74/kg PROD. OF U.S.A. VALENCIA SIZE 11R 79¢ ORANGES PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 PROD. OF U.S.A. CELERY STALKSEA 89' RADISHES PROD. OF NEW ZEALAND PROD. OF ONTARIO 007 1 Ib 199 79� KIWI FRUIT, 1199 BEETS BUNCH 79' PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO, 1 PROD. OF ONTARIO a oz PARSNIPS BAG 179 COLESLAW 2/99' PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. I WASHED P.E.I. POTATOES PROD. OF ONT. CAN. FCY. MACINTOSH PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 86a /kg PROD. OF ONT. SPAGHETTI 864 (kg APPLES 864/k9 391, SPANISH TYPE ONIONS 39f, SQUASH 39'