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The Huron Expositor, 1985-09-25, Page 26IFAMILY PACKS I 84 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR. SEPTEMBER 25, 1985 WEDDINGS ogemosurogb PUSHELBERG - HARBURN Susan Lynn Harburn and Kenneth Brian Pushelberg were married Friday, August 9, 1985 at Hibbert United Church by Rev. A.H. Daynard. The bride is the daughter of Ernest and. Gwen Harburn of RR 2, Staffa and the groom is the son of Lloyd and Edith Pushelberg of Brodhagen. Maid of honor was Jean Johns of RR 2, Staffa, friend of the bride and bridesmaids were Ruth Chappel, of RR 2, Staffa, sister of the bride and Anne Pushelberg of Brodhagen, sister of the groom. Best man was Dwight Pushelberg of Brodhagen, brother of the groom and guests were ushered by Larry Pushelberg of Brodhagen, brother of the groom and Alfred Chappel of RR 2, Staffa, brother-in-law of the bride. Music was provided by Mary F. Dow of Mitchell and Joanne Wallace and Lowell Skinner. A reception was held at the. 13rodhagen Community Centre. The couple honeymooned in Niagara Falls and now reside in Mitchell. (W alter McKenzie photo) STOLL- GORDON Nancy Stoll and Steve Gordon were married Saturday, September 14, 1985 at Mark Street United Church, Peterborough. The bride is the daughter of Beatrice Stoll and the late Edgar Stoll of RR 3, Kippen and the groom is the son of Robert and Marie Gordon of Peterborough. Matron of Honor was Rose Forestell, of Peterborough, friend. of the bride. Bridesmaids were Debbie C9ndon, of Peterborough and Joanne Ehgoetz of Sebringville, sister of the bride. Best man was Pat Buchanon of Peterbor- ough, menu of the groom and guests were ushered by David Gordon, brother of the groom and Terry Babcock, friend of the groom, both of Peterborough. Ringbearers were Corey and Jodey Condon of Peterbor- ough. A reception was held at the Golf and Country Club in Peterborough. The couple now reside at 15 Hunter St. W., in Peterborough. STRONG- TAYLOR Tina Marie Strong and Michael Eugene Taylor were married in a double ring ceremony by Rev. J. Bechtel, Saturday. September 21, 1985 at Wesley Willis United Church in Clinton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Strong of Clinton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Taylor of RR 4. Clinton, Maid of Honor was Valerie Lewis, of Clinton and bridesmaids were Angie Demer of Clinton, Bev Taylor of Seaforth, Carol Straugheen of Clinton and Kara Strong of Clinton. Best man was Roy Taylor of Clinton and ushers were Rick Taylor, of Clinton, Mery Taylor of Missis- sauga, Jerry Faber of Kippen and Robin Scanow of Seaforth. The couple now reside in Seaforth. (Frank Phillips photo ) Youth Year marked by public speaking In celebration of 'International Youth Year, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is hosting a public speaking competition on Thursday, November 14. All rural youth between the ages of 15 and 24 are eligible to enter. Each contestant must give a five to seven minute prepared speech on a current issue pertaining to Ontario's agriculture and food industry, as well as introduce and thank another speaker. The fust prize winner will have the opportunity to visit and lunch with the Minister of Agriculture and Food. The five finalists will each receive a copy of the book entitled "The Farm." Entry forms are available from county O.M. A. F. offices and closing date for entries is Wednesday, October 16. FAMILY Health care facilit On Monday residents of the Seaforth Health Care Facility went to Noble Lanes to bowl. High winner was Patrick Ryan. On Wednesday the Rev. Archie Robertson of the Bethel Bible Church, held a service for residents. Mrs. Lobb played her chord organ and sang a duet with Mr. Lobb. Mrs. McGonigle and Mrs. Siemon read a poem. Ila Gardner presented Mr. Robertson with a cross she made for his church. Refreshments were served. On Thursday, Jackie Racho attended an RA.S.P, meeting in Tavistock 14ursjn Home. Also on Thursday residents entered several items of crafts they made for the fair. Some of the residents won prizes for their entries and were pleased. On Friday residents went to see the parade and then up to the fairgrounds in the afternoon. They all enjoyed the horse race, doing their own betting on the horses. PEOPLE Sydney Soogg visited his mother Madge Remes. Gladys Ruston was out with her daughter Seaforth graduate appointed Canadian Marketing Manager Robert J'. Graham, President of First City tions across the country. She joins First Oity Capital Ltd., has announced the appoint- Capital from a leading , microcomputer ment of Joan MacKenzie as Canadian company where she was National Training Marketing Manager. Manager, Prior to that, she was National Ms. (Walker) MacKenzie, is the daughter Marketing Officer for a large Canadian of David and Merle Hoover and is a leasing firm. Ms. MacKenzie will be located granddaughter of. the late J.E. Keating, a in Toronto. former mayor of Seaforth. She is.a graduate First City Capital is one of Canada's major of Seaforth„District High School. leasing companies with offices coast -to - In her new position she will be responsible coast. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of for planning and implementing marketing First City Trust Company, a full-service strategies for the Company's leasing opera- financial institution. residents go bowl Joann for the day. She wenifto see nusnane Flerg in the Stratford Hospital. Leo O'Sullivan was out for the day with brother Jim. Mary Lamont was in to visit Kelly Lamont. Isabel Scott was in to see husband Bill for the afternoon. Eva and Dave Netzke were out for the day with their daughter Rose Altman and had supper at her place. Irene Omand was out for a drive with her family. Yenny Dimaline took Pat Ryan and Len Bloomfield down to see Finlay Ross, one of the residents who is hospitalized. A speedy recovery to him from all residents and staff. Patrick Ryan had his sister Kathleen Hemacki of Sterling Heights Michigan and his three nephews to visit him. They brought him a birthday gift. world I'm here lly Van );tasty. I made'' bath Huron Hospitail, , 1986, weighing,,,p' 81 inches artin'and T Jessica, Proud and -Duels, and Marie ;'and Case and Annie Van Great grandparents are I;f Kitchener and Joseph s; delighted to Manley his baby sister ,.,bei 10; 3085, tANEt Stxstlt very happy to Hospital, annonneethe birth r. itson Kink VtIncettt. e Marilyn and Hews born at'»><�ork General Hospital -- , G :dis on September 20,1985. Proud grandparents d Mrs 'Caurice Ryan an at are Mary Catharine and Jack .Lane and other Is Mrs, Mary Ryan, ,Sea ctrth, Melinda and Alfred Heileman, PRICES IN EFFECT WED, SEPT. 25 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY SEPT. 28. CUT FROM GRADE 'A BEEF a, BONELESS! BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADE OR SHORT RIB BLADE ROASTS ROASTS OR STEAKS 3.04/kg 3.48/kg BONELESS STEWING BEEF y 4.39/kg 1.996, NO NAME FROZEN T-BONE OR WING 6a228 g 6.170 9 BONELESS CROSS CUT RIB 4.37/kg ROASTS or STEAKS I. 9SIb FRESH LEG OF PORK 3.70/kg CENTRE CUT ROASTS or STEAKS 1.681b. BONELESS 15 41/kg BEEF STEAKS STRIP LOIN 6.941b. DELFT BLUE PROVIMI VEAL 13.21 /kg BONELESS SCALLOPINI OR LEG CUTLET S. 99b. OEFLT BLUE PROVIMI VEAL 9 46/kg LOIN CHOPS OR �// SIRLOIN STEAK 4.29b. SCHNEIDERS 11.00/kg MIDGET RAG SUMMER SAUSAGE 4. 9b. ZEHRS BONELESS 4.37/kg PORK SHOULDER SMOKED PICNIC 1.98, FRESH SHANK OR LEG OFBTT PORTKN 1.38b 3.04 /kg DELFT BLUE PROVIMI 9.46/kg VEAL ROUND ROAST OR ROUND STEAK 4.29, CROSS CBT RIB 3.92/kg ROASTS or STEAKS 1.781b DEVON SLICED SIDE BACON '500 9 PKG. SCHNEIDERS 375 9 REGULAR OR CHUNKY 19 HEADCHEESE 2 WILTMANN 7 47/kg HAM STEAK 3.39. PILLERS PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE HUNGARIAN" T9,b PILLERS X14 37/50 POLISH SAUSAGE 6 36/kg 1.98b 256/kg OFF REGULAR PRICE TENDERIZED CUBE STEAKS CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS DELI SCHNEIDERS SLICED ROUND SMOKED PICNIC 0 /kg 2 I lb • DELI MAPLE LEAF KOLBOSSA COIL 719 3 49 I Ib • DELI • DELI • DELI ZAW OUTSIDE ROUND PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF Q46 I tsg j 29 ib PILLERS PORK OR HUNGARIAN SALAMI 6►I 80 /kg 99 0 Ib SH'OPS►S CONTINENTAL RICE SALAD OR CREAMY COLESLAW 12:q g ' 49 I Ib TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 12 LITRE SENO FOP YOUR AYLMER/DELMONTE OFFER COMM KAKAS' PLUSH 7/5 Thou *cedeteheyy COUNTRY lr `�YOUR WS, toys are Oa. ,nn 141ed 0,01 • Inye n. 4p ntren rally In, CAnad.An GAn,hxe 1 M Thee EA AA, AvadA6M ee and 'nye Abe thein WWI he 4l. In 5l'.110 each COUNTRY YUMKINS' TAY, rant• ,n he,ohl Non. 9 0, 11 They fee all 9nve•ntnrnt NAndyrde tn, ,h,M•en S toy, cour0 YB6 OE TAILS IN ALL STORES BEEF STEAKETTES ?: 454 g PKa. 169 SCHNEIDERS 5,03 ka FRESH ENGLISH SAUSAGE 2.286 DUPING • 7 VARIETIES 75 g THIN SLICED SMOKED MEATS 79' PINEAPPLE KAM 'TRADITION" L EE COFF, . 369g9(0. 40e7 DELSEY/ BATHROOM TISSUE BEIGE, WHITE YELLOW 4 ROLL P1(G. 1.39 JAVEX // LIQUID BLEACH 3.6 LITRE 1. IllOr MONARCH "ADDED TOUCH" 4 VARIETIES CAKE MIXES LAYS 200 g ASSORTED VARIETIES POTATO CHIPS 99' SPAGHETTI, SPIIGHETTIKI, MACARONI PRIMO PASTAS PRIMO PLAIN SPAG. SAUCE ALL VEGETABLE PRIMO OIL 900 g 99¢ 520 q PKG MUSHROOM, VEGETABLE OR TOMATO' 99¢ AYLMER_SOUPS DUNCAN NINES 15 VARIETIES COOKIES FACIAL TISSUE 2 PLY 4 COLOURS KLEENEX DEL MONTE 9 VARIETIES VEGETABLES ;I% ,.NS DELMONTE "NO SALT" ASSORTED VEGETABLES 28 or 4 VARIETIES STONED RED OVAL CRACKERS 3 L PLASTIC JUG HABITANT 4 VARIETIES 199 DELI PICKLES 99? 14 oT 0, 69' 12 ox TINS 69' 100, 2/89' 350 g PKG 1.89 200s 99' KELLOGGS 6758 POPULAR CORN FLAKES HI -DRI TOWELS, YVHIYE ONLY 2 ROLL PKG. C DELMONTE 1.99 FRUIT CUPS GRANDMA MARTINS 3009 TENDER CHUNKS 11g BUTTER or 9 PECAN TARTS 79' DKERA ION 750 rnL HABITANT PICKLES 4 VARIETIES 2.29 DELI DILLS 750 mLCHUNKS MOIST 2.19 KEN F MOIST mL -RATION 20 02 199 6 kg BAG 12.99 2 kg BAG 3.89 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 GODERICH MOM., TUES. • 9 TO 6 P.M. WED., THURS., PRr. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) WINGHAM MON., TOES., WED. 6 SAT. • 8:30 TO 6 P.M. THURS. AND FRI. - 8:30 TO 9 P.M.