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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-12-04, Page 12"BUD BRAND"' 9�r PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNI CELERY HEARTS 1111 EACH CANADA NO 1 GRADE PRODUCT OF MEXICO CANADA NO. 1 CUCUMBERS 59 ea PROD. OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GR. SWEET PEPPERS 2.62,,9 9.19 lb PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA size 88 s NAVEL ORANGES DOZEN 3.79 PRODUCT OF CANADA. P.E.I. BAKING POTATOES 5 lb BAG 99` PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA GREEN ONIONS 3/99c Al2 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 4, 1985 FAMILY News deadline Fashion show raises $973 Clothes for the office, a night on the town or for lounging around the house were modelled to a full house at the Benrniller Inn on November 6. The fashion show, which also included floral arrangements by Board and Batten of Clinton, was held as a fund raiser for the Huron -Perth -Bruce Chapter of Epilepsy for Epilepsy month. Marl Vere of the Huron County Chapter, estimates 120-125 people took in the show, raising $973.41. I was pleased with the way it went," she said. "The floral arrangements by Jane Groves added a special touch of Christmas to the show." The show, entitled Festive Fashions and Christmas Creations, showed off men's and' ladies' co-ordinates, sportswear, nightwear, WEDDINGS FLANAGAN — ARTS Margaret Arts and Bill Flanagan were married Saturday, September 21, 1985 at St. James Catholic Church by Father Caruana. The bride is the daughter of Harry and Nelly Arts of Seaforth and the groom is the son of Bill and Connie Flanagan of RR 5, Mitchell. Matron of Honor was Joanne Sans, sister of the bride and bridesmaids were Cheryl Campbell, friend of the bride, Patti Koehler, sister of the groom, Teresa Finlayson, sister of the groom and Patricia Hackwell, friend of the bride. Best man was Frank Flanagan, brother of the groom. Guests were ushered by Louis Looby, friend of the groom, Bill McIver, friend of the groom and Dan and Joe Arts, both brothers of the bride. Flower girl was Jessica Finlayson and ringbearer was -Kevin Sans. After honeymooning in the Avon() Mountains, Pennsylvania the couple reside at RR 4, Seaforth. BIRTHS CANTELON: Bill and Jo Anne, Woodstock are proud to announce the safe arrival of their second child. Fraser Wade on Monday, November 25, 1985, Brother Reece is happy to welcome his new playmate. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Snell, Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. G. Cantelon, Seaforth. W IIIIAMSON: Tom and Joyce are very proud to announce the safe arrival of their daughter, Sarah Marie born November 21, weighing 8 lbs. to oz. at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Proud grandparehts are George and Marie Blake, Brussels and Roy and Kathleen Williamson, Walton. NLJHN: Brian, Judy, Jordan and Lindsey are pleased to announce the birth of David Daniel on Tuesday, November 19 at Seaforth Hospital. Proud grandparents are Don and Martha Armstrong of Listowel and Ross and Doreen Nuhn of RR 1, Gowans town. IWLTKHOFF: Gerry and Thea RiPhoff are proud to announce the birth of their son Ttistan Gerardus, born November 14, 1985. A brother for Sandy and Dennis. c al thanks to Dr. Wong and the nurses and staff at Seaforth Community Hospital. rIBM MNMMBMI -I I FREE! I I Catalogue I of 115 helpful 1 housing booklets I 1 I i Send nos for thus useful listing o1 more than 100 pubhcatrors offered by CMHC They cover mortgages renovations, house selection, burglar proofing your home — and much mere' For your free catalogue. srmply marl the coupon 1 1� I 5 Canada Mortgage I and Housing Gorporatlon Societe canad,enne d'hypotheques el de togenenl 1..11 MS MN MS Ell 1 I I I I I 1 1 I I casual looks, furs and jewellery. Fashions were provided by Looking Good of Exeter -Bayfield, Sweat Chic of Exeter, Herman's Men's Wear of Clinton and Gentlemen's Choice of Exeter. Anstett Jewellers Ltd. of Clinton provided diamond rings, necklaces, pearls, gold watches and bracelets. Kelly Vodden, Victoria Pfaff, Tammy Bowman, Joanne Carr, Mary Garon, Diane Stevenson, Donna Wood, June Boussey, Terry Haywood, Marie Jefferson, Rhonda McAlister, Tim Orleman and Dennis Vere modelled the fashions. Tracy Wood co-ordi- rear• 11hr, r r.,i,;,,nv �nr1 Tnmmv W nerd uiac the back stage co-ordinator. Dressers were Cheryl McAlister, Anne Thompson, Nicole, Denise and Danielle Garen. Prize winners were: Joe !)eGroot and Deb Thompson, gift certificates from Herman's Men's Wear; Betty Devereaux, Sweat Chic certificate; Gail Hiltz, Looking Good certifi- cate; Sheila Richardson,. cut and set from Les Ciseaux; Audrey Bunn, cookbook from Huron -Perth Epilepsy Chapter; Mary Anne Chambers,. Anstett's gift; Lorie Corrie, Roxanne Brown, Mary Wood and Liz Taylor, Board and Batten arrangements. Tornado procedures are planned for use in Perth County schools The image of a school with its roof blown off during the Barrie tornado disaster resulted in tornado emergency procedures being made for Perth schools. John Richardson, superintendent of in- struction, told the November 19 meeting of the Perth County board of education that it is only by a fluke the students in that Barrie school had been out of school. And watching that school on television, has resulted in a school area emergency informa- tion line being set up in Perth. In cooperation with town and city police as well as the OPP, the London weather office and CJCS radio station in Stratford, the news of a severe storm and tornado alert will be passed on to the education centre in Stratford. From there the information will be passed on to the schools. Once a school has been notified, a weather watch is set up by the principal. This includes staff members and student runners (in case the school's public address system fails). Mr. Richardson said bus students will not be sent home if the storm is imminent, A principal will have to judge the safety factor if the storm is an hour or more away. • The schools, said Mr. Richardson, will also take part in practise drills at least twice a year - once in September and again in April. These drills will identify the steps to be taken in case of an emergency in each school. Monday 4 p.m. From a traditla :of disheashmg'supnrl Come the new i itehenAid diillwasde truly the fin 'we have everlalk *ever agar will ytni )KoydtetltrSeol dishes befor putting them i tot a 41$ The new Kit eMfd 4p 211eties &4intii powerful w yh actiop with failureiiw filtration o wash water ant! hold wasted asa1, ref apatless dishw after loo Cainalnnd See this amazing net l of'dishh ars today, Forth a every sin gle wash, SikiES A18tl►;W APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS Sebringvllle Seaforth 393-6181 527-1213 J COMBINATION BUDGET PACK 3 CENTRE CUT, 3 LOIN END, 3 TENDERLOIN END CHOPS PORK LOIN CHOPS CENTRE CUT PORK • LOIN CHOPS 4.37/lig . 3.48/kg DEVON SLICED SIDE BACON Ii.�1.lS1.3� MAPLE LEAF REG. OR ALL BEEF WIENERS 450 g pkg. BONELESS FRESH PORK 5.47 /kg CENTRE CUT gi LOIN CHOPS b CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF 4.37/kg BLADE STEAKS 1•'$1e BULK FOOD EXTRA VALUES NOT Avulsras Ill vu, Yaw(Ers FOIL WRAPPED BULK CHOCOLATE BELLS 3.49. 7.69 FOIL WRAPPED BULK CHRISTMAS BALLS 3.49.7.69 m ROWNTREES POPULAR "SMARTIES" CANDIES 3.491, 7.69 POPULAR SNACK FOOD MIX "BITS AND BITES" 2.49. 5,499 BULK PACK, XMAS BAKING WALNUT PIECES 2.99. 6.5979 PREMIUM QUALITY from GIUMARRA VINEYARDS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA NO. 1 SWEET RED EMPEROR GRAPES 2.18ikg (GRAPE KING LABEL) PRODUCT OF SPAIN NO. 1 ALMERIA GREEN GRAPES 2.18,,,9 lb 999c PRODUCT OF ITALY ITALIAN CHESTNUTS 3.95 (kg Ib 1.79 PRODUCT OF ISRAEL SHARON FRUIT ONTARIO NO. 1 FRESH LARGE GREEN CABBAGE PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA FRESH RADISHES PRODUCT OF TURKEY STRING FIGS EACH 69` HEAD 59C 1 lb PKG 89` 12 oz PKG 99C FAST FRY CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS BONELESS CENTRE CUT 4.81 /kg 2.181b. PORK LOIN ROASTS BONELESS BLADE STEAKS 4.81/kg MAPLE LEAF 4 VAR. DELI STYLE LUNCH MEATS MAPLE LEAF SLICED COOKED HAM MAPLE LEAF 8 VAR. MEAT STICKS 125 g pkg 1 75 g 250 g MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR MINI CORNED BEEF 571/kg MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED ', coy COTTAGE ROLLS 4 17/kg MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR BAVARIAN SAUSAGE ROUND 500 p CLIFFSIDE FROZEN 2 PK. 3 VAR. MEAT PIES 280 g pkg SEAGLO FROZEN HADDOCK OR SOLE FILLETS S 25/kg 2.38 Ib 2.181b 1.59 1.79 1.89 2.591b 1.891, 2,18 1.39 7.47/kg 3.39 lb COUNTRY GOLD REG. OR ALL BEEF Q SLICED BOLOGNA 375 9 pkg 1.59 NO NAME VAC PAK LINK OR COIL POLISH SAUSAGE 4 6, /kg 2.091, BONELESS FRESH 10.34/kg CHICKEN Es BREASTS ib. MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN HAM 7 COO. 8.80/kg 311b PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA KIWI FRUIT ONE POUND PACKAGE 1111 DELI --FRESH SLICED MAPLE LEAF VISKING ORPARA BOLOGNA SLICED 3 06/kg MAPLE LEAF SLICED CHICKEN LOAF 4 39/kg SCHNEIDERS SMOKED COOKED PICNIC 6 15/kg ZIGGYS DELICIOUS ROAST PORK SLICED 1188/kg MAPLE LEAF COUNTRY KITCHEN HAM STORE SLICED 9 46/ka 1,39. 1.99. 2.■9 5.391, 4.291, 3.111 MULTI -BLOOM SIX INCH POTS POINSETTIAS CHRISTMAS CACTUS 3', POTS 1.29 AMARYLLIS BULBS EACH 4.99 JAPANESE PEARS PRODUCT OF JAPAN 3.28'48 9,49 PRESIDENTS CHOICE FIRELOGS CASE OF 6 6.99 VINE RIPENED TOMATOES PRoo OF SPAIN NO , 4,39 kg 1,99,0 P.C. CHOICE PURE APPLE CIDER 3 LITRE 2.99 SPANISH CLEMENTINE ORANGES PROD OF SPAIN 2 5 4q 4,99