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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-05, Page 7MAKING CIDER -Gerald Martene, of Mar- tene Orchards offered freshly made cider for sale after squeezing 11 out of mbunde of apple pulp wrapped In cloth with his apple press. (Photo by Hundertmark) THE LAW -At the head of Seaforth'a Oktoberfest parade marched a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from Strut- ' ford, Const. Alain Vourdages, and town chief of police, Hal Claus. Six Mounties are stationed In Stratford and their area Includes Huron County, (Photo by White) • WORKING WITH WOOD Is what Ray Hanna wooden bowls and vases from a block of wood of Auburn enjoys most. Mr. Hanna gave on his home -built wood turning lathe. demonstrations at the Van Egmond house (Wasslnk photo) during Ciderfest. His specialty is making Displays will mark Lungs are for Life week 11 Breathe Free' is the theme for Lungs Are For Life Week to be held October 2-8 by Lung Associations throughout Ontario. The em- phasis will be on children's lung disease, primarily asthma and allergies. The Huron Perth Lung Association will be utilizing displays to familiarize the public with services available through the Lung Association, A , display .will be set up at Sulncoast Mal in Goderich from October 3-8 : and irf the Stratford Mall from October 6-8. A Family Asthma Program will be starting in Stratford on October 17, 1983. More information is available by calling 271-7500. There are approximately 900,000 asthma- tics in Canada, and almost one-third of these are children. Asthma restricts the activities of adults'and children alike and statistics reveal that adults lose approximately 500,000 work -days, while children miss school at a rate of 600,000 "school loss days each year". To understand the feeling of a severe asthma attack, try clapping a hand tightly Briffihoi over your face until you struggle for breath; until your chest heaves, and your heart pounds from fear and lack of oxygen; until your lips turn blue. Asthma is one of the most dramatic of lung conditions because during an attack the asthmatic struggles for breath and loud wheezing noises can be heard.. Physicians can expect 21/2 million visits each year from patients with asthma . -Costs, for physiciahs' Sei•Vices and hospit'ali ation are tremendous, bat in addition to these costs is an estimated 22 million for drugs and bronchodilators; steroids 21/2 million, with the4 over-the-counter asthma remedies pur- chased at a rate of four million dollars. Lungs Are For Life Week is designed to create an awareness of good lung health and the educational programs conducted by the Lung Association throughout Ontario. For further information about specific programs in your area, please contact Marybelle Ford, Huron Perth Lung Associa- tion, 271-7500. SCOTT Ken and Marina (Brash) would like 6oannounce the early but safe arrival of their first child Jennifer Louise weighing 4 lbs. 6 ozs. on Sept. 26, 1983 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scott, Seaforth and second grandchild for Mrs. Eileen Brash, Ganan- ooqque. JEWITT: Kendra is thrilled to announce the arrival of Kimberly Arlene on September 22, 1983 at Clinton Public Hospital. Kimberly weighed in at 7 Ib. 5 oz. Proud parents are Ken and Joanne and proud grandparents are Bill and Ella Flood, Joe and Isobel Gibson, and great grandmothers Florence Ludvigsen and May Gibson. LUBBERS: With gratitude to God, George and Jo -Ann (nee Salverda) Lubbers announce the birth of their first born. a boy, Bradley Benjamin, born on Sept. 24. 1983 weighing 9 lbs. 3 ozs. in Clinton Public Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salverda, Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lubbers, Seaforth. CRONIN: Bob and Lorrie Cronin are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their baby girl, Katie Lynn, 7 lbs. 6 ozs. on Sept. 17, 1983 at Stratford General Hospital. A little sister for Angie and Jeff. Proud grandparents are Jim and Mildred Cronin, RRN2 Dublin and Ron and Genny Ferguson of Camb'idge. SALVERDA-MEINEN Joanne Meinen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Meinen, of RR2 St. Pauls and Ed Salverda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salverda, of RR1 Londesboro were married Sept. 16, 1983 at Bethel Free Reformed Church, Mitchell. Maid of honor was Angela Meinen and bridesmaids were Cheryl Pratt. Arlene Meinen, Frances Meinen and Marilyn Meinen. Helen Meinen was flowergirl and Martin Otten was ringbearer. Best man was John Salverda and Paul Brink. Adrian Salverda, John Timmermans and Ian Meinen were ushers. Rev. C.A. Schouls officiated. The couple now live at RRI Londesboro. (Photoby Harvey McDowell) MR. AND MRS. KEVIN SHEA Beverly Helen Prbszcator and Kevin Joseph Shea were united in marriaggon Aug. 27, 1983 at St. James' Catholic Church, Seaforth with Father Caruana officiating. The bride is the daughter of Wilmer and Helen Preszcator, RR1 Exeter, and the groom is the son of John and Marg Shea, Seaforth. The maid of honor was Barbara Pepper. sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Donna Preszca- tor, sister of the bride, Sharon Murray. sister of the groom, Cheryl Cregan, friend of the bride and Marsha Preszcator, sister-in-law of the bride. The best man was Allan Murray, friend of the groom. The ushers were Gary Nash, Larry Coyne, Dan Devereaux, all friends of the groom, and Steve Preszcator brother of the bride. Bev and Kevin are now residing at RR5 Seaforth. FROZEN UTILITY GRADE r OVEN READY UP TO 7 Kg (15 Ib.) /kg Ib. 01L BASTED GRADE 'A' FROZEN up To BUTTERBALL TURKEY 1z FROZEN GRADE 'A' DUCKS AAsvc 2.82mg 1.281b. 128 149., T..>» SPECIAL SCNNEIDERS ROUND SLICED SMOKED PICNIC MAPLE LEAF KOLBOSSA COIL PRIDE OF CANADA SMOKED VINTAGE HAM SNOPSYS POTATO & EGG OR MIXED BEAN SALAD 5.49/kg 2.491b 6.59 /kg 2.99 8.80/693.9916. 151 /kg 1.5916. ,,,,FRESH/ SIZES UP TU_ 55 Mg 111 IDI 'TIM\��V AVAILABLE IN LIMITED SUPPLY SCNNEIDERS SWEET PICKLED CORNMEALED aY BACK BACONPECE 69 7./69 3.4916. SCHNEIDERS SANDWICH STYLE MEAT SPREAD ROLLS 6 VARIETIES 250 9 1 1� REGULAR STYLE VALUPLUS \WIENERS 454 g % 19 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 5, 1003 - A7 Manor resident gives commencement �ward On Wednesday afternoon Rev. J. Van Slyke from Northside United Church held !entice and communion, at Seaforth Manor. This week's winners at euchre were: High Lady and most lone hands - Gladys Ruston, High'Men•- Elmer Bakcsy, Low Man - Ed Dunn, Low Lady - Maxine Elliott. Fuji house for Friday afternoon bingo gine in the, recreation room. Under the B - `Syd Pearson and Gladys Ruston, I - Erle Dow and Ross Houghton, N - Charles Ross, G - Nelson Hall, 0 - jia.Gardner. Four corners: Roes Houghton and Bu Gardner. Full House: AIBe Sykes, Charles Ross, Gladys Ruston. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Scroggs from Brumfield visited his mother Madge Remes. Mrs. Isabel Scott"visited her husband BBI. Mrs. Grace Smith from Winthrop, Agnes Broadfoot from Stratford and Mrs. G. Taylor from Seaforth visited Bob and Verna McClure. Mr. Kelly Lamont was visited on Sunday by Mary Lamont. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orren from Mt. Clemens, Michigan visited their friend Evelyn Cardno. Visiting Wilson Blanchard was his sister- in-law and niece Alma and Betty Blanchard and Inez and Jean Dixon of Strathroy. Mrs. Lee from Clinton visited Norma Streets. Mrs. Ruth Noel went home'to Palmerston for the weekend. Mrs. Gladys Ruston went home for the day to Stratford. Mr. Patrick Ryan celebrated his birthday on Saturday. Happy Birthday was sung and beat wishes given from fellow residents and the staff. His sister and brother-in-law, Kathleen and Dave Hernacki from Sterling Heights Michigan were up and took him out for supper. Mr. Findlay Ross attended the Com- mencement Exercises at Seaforth High School on Friday evening and presented the Susan Bertha Ross Bursary to Wilma Van Dyk. The Bursary is in memory of his mother Susan, and wife Bertha, and is presented "to the student who shows the most courage and determination and going onto higher education." Wilma had won it last year and was pleased to receive it again this year..Mr. Ross was accompanied by Cheryl Campbell. We are sorry to report Eva Lambert is in the hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Residents have enjoyed the weather this past week, sitting outdoors and going for walks. Some ventured as far as the Van Egmond 'House on Saturday. Mary Finlayson, our Activity Co-ordinator and her husband Art are holidaying in the New England States. We hope the weather has been as good there, as it has been here. FOOD BIft5 FULLY COOKED -'PART SKINNED SMOKED NAM 282 WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION /kg • FROZEN GRADE 'A' OVEN READY PART SKINNED FULLY COOKED SMOKED NAM 3.26 ,kg BUTT PORTION 1.4816. `�IIRT�51�1�1l�Eb�t• B FULLY COOKED SMOKED HAM/kg `CENTRE PORTION 1.681b., CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND STEAK 57,250/kg Ib. BONELESS EYE REMOVED OUTSIDE (84TTOM) 5.71,E-9 ROUND ROAST 2.5916. INSIDE ROUND 6•f5,kg ROAST OR STEAK 2.7916. FROM THE NIP ESS 6.15/kg BONELESS RUMP ROAST 2.. i91D. 23% FAT 05 LESS tP 17/fry MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 1.8916. SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUES. OCT. 11 EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SAT OCT 8/83. UP TO TKg (15 Ib.) BUTTER BASTE' GRADE 'A' FROZEN MIRACLE- BASTE TURKEYS GRADE 'A' FROZEN ,CORNISH HENS 20OZ AVG. 2.49, B ONELESS UP TO 1' Ng ITA IDI Ib. 2.82/kg 1,2816. SIRLOIN TIP ROAST OR STEAK SCNNEIDERS VAC. PACKED RING BOLOGNA COUNTRY COLO FULLY COOKED COUNTRY SMOKED HAM STYLE 1111 LINK STYLE PORK A BEEF BREAKFAST SAUSAGE N MI LEAF FF011 STUFFING OR SLICE & FRY SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL SCNNEIDERS REGULAR OR CHEESE SMOKIES SCNNEIDERS PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF 6.37/kg 2.8916. 5.49,k, 2.491b. 8.36/kg 3.79.. 3.73 !E-9 1.69Ib. 500 9 300 g THREE 50 g 1.49 1.99 1.99 DEVON SIDE BACON SLICED 19500PKG. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. VINE RIPENED TOMATOES �i 52/kg 69'. PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE EMPEROR GRAPES 2.18 OO# /kg 4r lb. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE SNOWY WHITE CAULIFLOWER '0V.4 0 EA. more specials FLESH PRBEGFIES U.S1 CRAN G ER EM CABBAGE OU SPAN ORA 'GES WIRY YAMS PE PER SQUASH MICATICI1PL S '12 01 PK G FA 41b BAG 69' 59' 2.49 864%. 391b 3/r1 1.59 31b BAG CARROTS cANwA N0 1 COOKING ONIONS P ONTARIO RI OF RNUT SQUASH PR0IYCF K 085*8 MINI CARROTS WA EO RUTABAGAS POTTTED iUMS mumFB PANS 6 T.. 5 BAG 51D BAG 994 99' 55'/kg 25'Ib 1.30/kg 57Th 55'/E-9 25' ID 3.99 499 DIA POT DIA. POT BAKEWARE SALESlIverStime OVENPRIDE \- BAKEWARE WITH... WEAR'EVER CHECK TRESS 1 EASY CLEAN (Food wont 141,04 • FVFG ,'EATING IEhnswtes 'Hot Sows •mos e"' yl • 84440 SFANLFSS AlUM4NUM (Woo t trop rood porMbsl 41t* ■r' �� MUFFIN PAN LARGE 0E0P CUP MUFFIN PAN 42 CUP 6.9 6 CUP 499 " TIN 6.99 rOAF ,194. 194 99 C-4 ROUND CAME TIN 4 99 4 INCH COOKIE PAN 100 COOKIE PAN ""°6.99 "i"6.99 PIE PUTS 499 0 !NCH 50UARE RFC, . 99 CAME PAN 6.99 CAKE PAN L 5 .0'. 43 g Y COUNTRY OVEN IN-STORE BAKERY FRESH FRESH OKTOBERFEST CHELSEA GARLIC BUN neoE, 1.79 1.29 FA89QDOY •12LOAF ALL ZEHRS 8 CORDONS MARKETS WILL RE CLOSED MONDAY OCTOBER 10 81 r