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The Huron Expositor, 1985-11-20, Page 10864/kg 39° A10 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 20, 1885 HURON COUNTY FAMILY SERVICES Christmas Bureau was the recipient of some goods collected recently by the Seatorth Junior Farmers. Betty C9leman, a Lioness, left, accepted the goods from Nancy Schade on behalf of the bureau. (Mcl lwraith photo) PATRICIA LYNN HUFF (Patricia) Lynn Huff, 15, of RR2 Staffa died Sunday, November 17, 1985 as a result of an accident. Miss Huff is the daughter of Hugh Huff and the former Anne Troutbeck. She is survived by her grandmothers Pat Troutbeck of Seaforth and Velma Huff of Exeter. Friends .may call at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, 87. Goderich Street West, Seaforth after 2 p.m. today until 2 p.m. Thursday when funeral services will be held at St. Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth. Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery with the Reverend Gordon Simmons officiating. MABEL BLOVE Mabel Bloye, 91, died early in November in Detroit. Mrs. Bloye was the daughter of the late Henry and Lucy Bone of the third concession. of McKillop Township. She was the sister of the late Gertie Warwick and Russell and George Bone. She was the widow of the late William McMichael and Fred Bloye. Surviving are children Audrey (Mrs. Rex) Richardson, Margaret (Mrs. W alter) Cross- man and Helen (Mrs. Joe) Ross, all of Detroit. Also surviving is a niece, Dorothy Mc- Cauley o-Cauley of Brussels. MARY SNELL Mary Miller Snell (nee Smith), of Brussels, died Monday, November 11, at the W ingham and District Hospital. She was 88 -years -old. Mrs. Snell was predeceased by her first husband John M. Miller (1945) and her second husband John A. Snell (1973). She was also predeceased by one brother, the late Tom Smith and her parents, the late Thomas and Anne Smith (nee Pollock). She is survived by two daughters Margaret (Mrs. John Cruickshank), of Wingham and Isobel (Mrs. Freeman Dickie), of London; four grandchildren and two great-grandchild- ren. A private funeral service was held from M.L. Watts Funeral Homes, Brussels on November 14, with Reverend Charles Car- pentier presiding. Burial in Wroxeter Ceme- tery. PETRUS ANTONiUS JORISSEN Petrus (Peter) Antonius Jorissen, of Gorrie, died Monday, November 11, at the Wingham and District Hospital. He was 80 -years -old. Mr. Jorissen is predeceased by his wife, the former Anna Marie Van Ham, who died January 1, 1983; three daughters Audrey, JoAnne and Elizabeth and one grandson. He is survived by three daughters: Nellie (Mrs. Simon Marynissen), of Sharon; Jean- ette D. Winter, of Acton and Marie (Mrs. Archie Miller), of Georgetown and one son Andy, of Laurel. Also surviving are three brothers in Holland and nine grandchildren. After resting at the Gorrie Chapel of M , Watts Funeral Homes, a funeral service was held at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, Brussels. with Father Stan Soltysik presid- ing. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Orangeville. JANET MARETTA HARDiNG Janet Maretta Harding (nee Doubledee), of Harriston. died November 9 at the Palmerston Hospital. She was predeceased by her husband Norman Harding, who died in 1977, and by her parents, the late George Doubledee and Sarah Halliday. Mrs. Harding is survived by four daugh- ters, Mrs. Jean Wilson, of Fordwich; Margaret (Mrs. Bob Wood), of Clifford; Elsie (Mrs. Oliver Karges), of Listowel and Reita (Mrs. John Markovich), of Edmonton, Alberta; one son Eimer Harding, of Ford- wich, and one sister (Mrs. John Nairee), of Toronto. Also surviving are 19 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. A funeral service was held from the Gorrie Chapel, M.L. Watts Funeral Home on November 11, with Reverend Cy Maizec presiding. Burial in Fordwich Cemetery. JOHN CLARK THYNNE John (Jack) Clark Thynne, of Brussels died November 13 at the Callender Nursing Home. He was 88 -years -old. Mr. Thynne is survived by his wife Annie (nee Little); two daughters, Isabel (Mrs. Glen Smith), Brussels and Barbara (Mrs. George McCutcheon1; one son Clark, of Wingham, nine grandchildren and 20 great-grandchild- ren. He was predeceased by one daughter Mrs. Della Nichol. After resting at the Brussels Chapel, M.L. Watts Funeral Homes a funeral service was held on November 16 with Reverend Robin Lyons presiding. Burial in Brussels Ceme- tery. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. Pallbearers were: Hugh Nichol, Ian Harris, David Brester, Richard Clark, Jim Yuen and Heath Thynne. Flower bearers were Paul Nichol. Warren Thynne and Glen and Gary Smith. FAMILY Remembrance service held Seaforth Health Care Facility residents observed one minute of silence at 11 a.m. on Remembrance Day in recognition of fallen war hers. Residents then pinned poppies on a cross. The Seaforth Legion Ladies Auxiliary visited to pin Diamond Jubilee medals on Elizabeth Brown and Jackie Radio for their service. Volunteer pupils came to help residents with wheelchair bowling and bean bag toss on Tuesday. Winners were Dave Netzke and Wilma Brill. Wednesday afternoon Rev. Barber held a worship service. Henrietta Brown accompan- ied on the piano for the favorite hymns. On Thursday afternoon euchre was played with the volunteers. Residents from Kilbar- chan were guests. W inners were ladies high, Verna McClure, men's high, Pat Ryan, consolation, Edith Salo and Ed Bilsma of Kilbarchan, lone hand, Elmer Bakscy. Darlene Coughtrey gave courtesy remarks and Patrick Ryan thanked everyone for coming. The next euchre is November 28 at 2 p.m. Friday's bingo winners were: Alvie Sykes, Harold Walsh, Carole Geddes, Sid Pearson, Eva Netzke and Mary Ryan, . Mary Neville of Cambridge was guest for the day. She was a former resident of the Manor. PERSONALS Dave and Eva went out to Rose Altmans for the day. Leo O'Sullivan was out with his brother Jim O'Sullivan in St. Columban. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron of Sarnia were in to see daughter Carol Geddes. Isabel Scott was in to visit her husband Bill. Irene Omand was visited by her daughter and grandchildren. Marjory Maloney was in to see her husband Harold. Dianne Miller and baby Michele, of St. Joseph were in to visit residents. Cassie Nicholson wa. not with ROT, lack and granddaughter Gail to Bayfield for lunch. Any Gethke and son W amen were ui to visit her father Erie Dow. Mary Lamont visited with cousin Kelly Lamont. Len Bloomfield and David Netzke attended the service at the Legion last Monday. Mrs. Elmer Townsend brought in a cake for Robert McClure's 90th birthday last Monday. Cassie Nicholson spent Tuesday afternoon with her son Ross and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nicholson visited his mother Cassie. Seaforth Horticultural Society gathers for potluck supper The Seaforth Horticultural Society annual meeting began with a potluck supper. last Wednesday., All members present received paper white narcissus bulbs from the society and daffodil bulbs, courtesy of Cyril Kirk. The reports of committees were read and the nominating committee of Grace Broad - foot and Nancy Martin read the new slate of Officers for 1986. They are: president, Steve Hildebrand; secretary, Nancy Kale; trea- surer, Luanne Phair• first vire president Dianne Phair, and second vice president, Lisa Beuttenmiller; program committee, Marge Phillips, Florence Elford and Beatrice. Stoll and the social committee is headed by Isabel Young. Slides of Texas, courtesy of Mrs. Meth, were shown and enjoyed by all, Door prizes ..were drawn. There will be no. meeting in December or January. The next meeting will be at the school on February 12. News deadline Monday 4 p. CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADEORSIIORT RIB ROASTS 3.70/kg BONELESS! BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS 4.14 /kg BONELESS! CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS 5.47/kg 2.48. BONELESS! CHOICE BLADE STEAKS 4.37 /kg 1.98.. BONELESS! CROSS CUT RIB STEAKS 5.69/kg 2.58. TENDER CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS 5.03/kg 2.28. YOUNG FRESH CHICKEN THIGHS 306/kg 1.39. TENDER FRESH CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS 1.496 COUNTRY t ALL BUTTER 2.25 oz. CROISSANTS 3/1.19 85° FRESH HAMBURGER OR PKG. OF 8 WIENER ROLLS DELICIOUS COUNTRY OVEN 16 oz. RAISIN BREAD 1.45 WORLD'S LARGEST CHRISTMAS STOCKING FRESH SHANK PORTION LEG OF PORK 2.84 /kg 1.291b. FRESH 4.37 /kg BONELESS STEWING BEEF 1.981b. SCHNEIDERS VAC PAC PEPPERONI 300 g 3.39 SHOPSYS 450 g PKG. DELI GOLD CHEDDAR FRANKS 2.39 FRESH BUTT PORTION LEG OF, PORK FRESH CENTRE PORTION LEG OF PORK 3.06 /kg 1.39,. SCHNEIDERS 175 g PORTION WITH SAUCE HAM STEAKS 1.79 MAPLE LEAF 125 g 4 VARIETIES DELI STYLE MEATS 1.58 SHOPSY'S MULTI PACK 125 g PEPPERONI OR SALAMI STICKS 1.89 3.95 /kg 1.79.. SCHNEIDERS LIFE STYLE 5 VARIETIES SLICED TURKEY MEATS 125 g MAPLE LEAF SLICED 1.49 COOKED HAM 175 g RAW BRAND 3.551 /kg LUNCH 3 VARIETIES 1.89 MEAT CHUNKS 1.591b OELFT BLUE PROVIMI SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ROASTS 6.15 /kg SCHNEIDERS 500 g SEAGLO FROZEN PERCH 5.05/k, SLICED PAN READY R COD 2.791b. SKILLET STRIPS 2.49FILLETS 2.2916 NO NAME SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g 3.19 DELFT BLUE PROViMI VEAL RIB CHOPS SAO /kg SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 3.99lbPORK TAILS 2.98/kg CLIFFSIDE FROZEN 567 g BEEF OR CHICKEN 991 lb. MEAT PIES 4 RACK 2.29 NO NAME SLICED BOLOGNA ,75 g 1.29 YOU COULD WIN IT! FOR CHRISTMAS GIANT 8STOCKINGFT.CHRISTMAS STUFFED WITH TOYS & GOODIES. ENTRY FORMS IN YOUR FAVOURITE ZEHRS STORE. ONE STOCKING PER STORE. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. DRAW TO BE MADE IN EACH STORE SAT. DECEMBER 21 /85. PROD. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES 51b.2.79 PROD. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA CELLO RADISHES 1 lb. pkg. 790 PROD. OF CANADA ONTARIO MUSHROOMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA BRUSSEL SPROUTS brizi OF U.S.A. lFLORIDA mooifid LARGE SIZE VINE RIPENED TOMATOES CANADA NO. 1 GRADE It 2.18 III /6g FROM THE INSIDERS REPORT PRODUCT OF SPAIN SWEET JUICY CLEMENTINE ORANGES 2.5kg 4,99 BULK FOODS FOR BAKING, PURE CHOCOLATE CHIPS 4.39/kg 1.99lb. .5 PROD. OF CAM. NO. 1 5 lb ONTARIO CELLO CARROTS 1.29 PROD. OF CAN. NO. 1 5 lb. CO0 RIO ! COOKING ONIONS 9 ONTA PROD. OF CANADA 6 oz. ONTARIO ;ago COLESLAW PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 NORTH CAROLINA YAMS BULK FOODS CALIFORNIA CALMYRIA FIGS 7.69/k9 3.49lb. E rill as fieporty PROD. OF SPAIN CAN. NO. 1 VINE RIPE TOMATOES PRESIDENTS CHOICE FiRELOGS PRESIDENTS CHOICE FRESH APPLE CIDER 4.39/kg 6 PER CASE 3 LITRE 1.991 6.99 2.99 t91 4" D PROD. OF CANADA FANCY QUALITY ONTARIO MACINTOSH OR RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS BULK APPLES C 864/kg 31 lb BULK FOODS BULK FOODS FRESH PURE GREAT FOR COLD WEATHER TREATS PEANUT BUTTER HOT CHOC, POWDER 2.18,„ 99CIb. 3.06 /kg 1.39 lb IN ThIE FLORAL DEPT. POINSETTIAS BOSTON FERNS PEACE LILY KALANCHOES 6 POT 3.99 6 POT 499 1.49 4 POT ( DELI . - FR W: U.'.0."b; • 5.27 /kg SLICED 2.391b. BLUE RIBBON REG. OR ALL BEEF SCHNEIDERS' BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF MOCK CHICKEN LOAF SLICED 4.39 /kg 1.991b. PILLERS BRAND BLACK FOREST HAM SLICED 840 /kg 3.9916. , RAW PASTRAMI OR CORNED BEEF SLICED 9A6 /kg 4,29,, SHOPSYS POTATO AND EGGSALAD 1 .69 b SHOPSYS PREPARED CREAMY COLESLAW 3.06 /kg 1.391b. CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADEORSIIORT RIB ROASTS 3.70/kg BONELESS! BLADE OR SHORT RIB ROASTS 4.14 /kg BONELESS! CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS 5.47/kg 2.48. BONELESS! CHOICE BLADE STEAKS 4.37 /kg 1.98.. BONELESS! CROSS CUT RIB STEAKS 5.69/kg 2.58. TENDER CROSS CUT RIB ROASTS 5.03/kg 2.28. YOUNG FRESH CHICKEN THIGHS 306/kg 1.39. TENDER FRESH CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS 1.496 COUNTRY t ALL BUTTER 2.25 oz. CROISSANTS 3/1.19 85° FRESH HAMBURGER OR PKG. OF 8 WIENER ROLLS DELICIOUS COUNTRY OVEN 16 oz. RAISIN BREAD 1.45 WORLD'S LARGEST CHRISTMAS STOCKING FRESH SHANK PORTION LEG OF PORK 2.84 /kg 1.291b. FRESH 4.37 /kg BONELESS STEWING BEEF 1.981b. SCHNEIDERS VAC PAC PEPPERONI 300 g 3.39 SHOPSYS 450 g PKG. DELI GOLD CHEDDAR FRANKS 2.39 FRESH BUTT PORTION LEG OF, PORK FRESH CENTRE PORTION LEG OF PORK 3.06 /kg 1.39,. SCHNEIDERS 175 g PORTION WITH SAUCE HAM STEAKS 1.79 MAPLE LEAF 125 g 4 VARIETIES DELI STYLE MEATS 1.58 SHOPSY'S MULTI PACK 125 g PEPPERONI OR SALAMI STICKS 1.89 3.95 /kg 1.79.. SCHNEIDERS LIFE STYLE 5 VARIETIES SLICED TURKEY MEATS 125 g MAPLE LEAF SLICED 1.49 COOKED HAM 175 g RAW BRAND 3.551 /kg LUNCH 3 VARIETIES 1.89 MEAT CHUNKS 1.591b OELFT BLUE PROVIMI SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ROASTS 6.15 /kg SCHNEIDERS 500 g SEAGLO FROZEN PERCH 5.05/k, SLICED PAN READY R COD 2.791b. SKILLET STRIPS 2.49FILLETS 2.2916 NO NAME SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g 3.19 DELFT BLUE PROViMI VEAL RIB CHOPS SAO /kg SCHNEIDERS FROZEN 3.99lbPORK TAILS 2.98/kg CLIFFSIDE FROZEN 567 g BEEF OR CHICKEN 991 lb. MEAT PIES 4 RACK 2.29 NO NAME SLICED BOLOGNA ,75 g 1.29 YOU COULD WIN IT! FOR CHRISTMAS GIANT 8STOCKINGFT.CHRISTMAS STUFFED WITH TOYS & GOODIES. ENTRY FORMS IN YOUR FAVOURITE ZEHRS STORE. ONE STOCKING PER STORE. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. DRAW TO BE MADE IN EACH STORE SAT. DECEMBER 21 /85. PROD. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA JUICE ORANGES 51b.2.79 PROD. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA CELLO RADISHES 1 lb. pkg. 790 PROD. OF CANADA ONTARIO MUSHROOMS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA BRUSSEL SPROUTS brizi OF U.S.A. lFLORIDA mooifid LARGE SIZE VINE RIPENED TOMATOES CANADA NO. 1 GRADE It 2.18 III /6g FROM THE INSIDERS REPORT PRODUCT OF SPAIN SWEET JUICY CLEMENTINE ORANGES 2.5kg 4,99 BULK FOODS FOR BAKING, PURE CHOCOLATE CHIPS 4.39/kg 1.99lb. .5 PROD. OF CAM. NO. 1 5 lb ONTARIO CELLO CARROTS 1.29 PROD. OF CAN. NO. 1 5 lb. CO0 RIO ! COOKING ONIONS 9 ONTA PROD. OF CANADA 6 oz. ONTARIO ;ago COLESLAW PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 NORTH CAROLINA YAMS BULK FOODS CALIFORNIA CALMYRIA FIGS 7.69/k9 3.49lb. E rill as fieporty PROD. OF SPAIN CAN. NO. 1 VINE RIPE TOMATOES PRESIDENTS CHOICE FiRELOGS PRESIDENTS CHOICE FRESH APPLE CIDER 4.39/kg 6 PER CASE 3 LITRE 1.991 6.99 2.99 t91 4" D PROD. OF CANADA FANCY QUALITY ONTARIO MACINTOSH OR RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS BULK APPLES C 864/kg 31 lb BULK FOODS BULK FOODS FRESH PURE GREAT FOR COLD WEATHER TREATS PEANUT BUTTER HOT CHOC, POWDER 2.18,„ 99CIb. 3.06 /kg 1.39 lb IN ThIE FLORAL DEPT. POINSETTIAS BOSTON FERNS PEACE LILY KALANCHOES 6 POT 3.99 6 POT 499 1.49 4 POT