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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-03-11, Page 6Kraft VELVEETA Kraft lb 74c CHEESE WHIZ. .2 lb. jar 1.38 Kraft PURE HONEY .... 12, oz, .29c Pillsbury BUTTERMILK BISCUITS. . roll .15c Kraft PEANUT BUTTER. . .2 1/21b.1.05 Quaker MUFFETS 15 cz.pkg. .35c Super DUTCH BLEACH 64 oz. .29c Glad SANDWICH BAGS .50's 26c StOkely TOMATO JUICE .• 48 oz. .30c Maxwell House COFFEE .. - .. lb.baa ,91c Aliens ORANGE CRYSTALS . 5's. .6.9c Clarks BEANS WITH PORK.19 oz 4 tins .89c, Future ACRYLIC POLISH . 27 oz. 1.17 SANI FLUSK,,Lge:34oz.size . .39c -KRAFT-DINNERS . 7 1/4 oz. • 2/2 5c Schneiders BLUE RIBBON BOLOGNA. . .1b. .45C Schneiders BACON 1 lb.oka. .60C Schneiders ,BEEF STEAKETTES. pkg. .65c Delmonte CATSUP 18 oz.. .29C Florida GRAPEFRUIT 5 for .49C APPI.ES. . McINTOSH 3 lbS .49C NORTHERN SPY . .3 lbs.. .45C Although Debbie Cuspin Gerald Smith was named Tournament. the Queen was frbm Wellington, the Seaforth King King of the special thanks in the way given to Erma pryce effort and leadership in preparation of the the of shown meals. A a rose for the was Winner:meets Mitchell 'ream with-most points 2 out of 3 wins the trophy BANTAM GP W L T PTS, GF GA 17 16 0 1 33 177 29 18 12 4 3 '26 106 53 18 11 4 3 25 '74 62 15 12 3 0 24 83 4610 33 19 8 Huron Park •17 3 14 0 6 24 100 Adastral Park 19 1 17 1 3 26 167 PLAYOFFS11 16 100 92 4, 19 4 14 . 1 7;\ 9 52 90 Zurich Seaforth Clinton Goderich Hensel'. - Mitchell SEAFORTH MONUMENT WORKS All Types of CEMETERY MEMORIALS OPEN DAILY,. T. PRYDE /I4., SON Inquiries, are invited - Telephone Numbers: EXETER 235-0620 CLINTON 482.9421 SEAFORTH: Contact Willis Dundas Or Bill Pinder 3274382 Bus. 5.27-1750. 6---Ti! HURON gipostros,. SEAFORTH, ONT.. MARCH 11, 1971 ARNOLD STINNISSEN kifir - Health and Accident - Registerad Retirement Pensions - income Tax Deductible Registered Retirement Annuities Representing Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada - TELEPHONE 527-0410 )17 000plucH ST. EAST SEAFORTNI a 0 • Ci 4 la '0 a a • • 4 I, A 4' ALL PURPOSE ONE BIN HOG SUPPLEMENT PURINA FARM BLEND HOG' CHOW is a base mix supplement balanced. completely with high levels of amino acids, vitamins and minerals. When mixed with grain it provides maximum nutrition for all market' hogs weighing over 50 pounds, and sows, too., Buy in bulk, store in one bin and :,save several dollars per ton. -PURINA FARM BLEND (H.M.C.) HOG CHOW is specially formulated.for the hog man who wishes to feed High Moisture Corn.. MILTON J. DIETZ RR4,, Seaforth - Phone S27-060/1 Ainannionamammommummenommouningunummoommeilarminamonlirniing 121 Jr. F,rmers Hold Broomball Eveni ZONE 1 MIDGET GP W L T PTS GF Hens Sthoaen1111 23 13 6 4 30 156 22 15 3 4 34 99 SGMCe:ialidtnceorritchh • 20 8 10 2 18 71 19 13 4' 2 28 104 19 11 8 0 ,' HuronZuric 19 3 13 3 9 55 Park' 20 0 18 3 3 34 1 Seaforth • otaugagg.,o ,,,,fn . Ait FINN1GANS EGMONDVILLE Datsun1600 Pickup it's all the truck you need at half the price you've been paying or maybe more on your old Chesterfield no matter what condition it• is in On any new FURNITURE Seaforth Junior Farmers held their 4th annual Broom ball Tour- nament at the Community Centre uu Friday and Saturday. The Friday night program saw Seaforth boys defeating Perth boys 3 - 0 while the girls dripped a close 1 - 0 game to the Perth girls. Welling- ton and Lambton battled to a scoreless tie; Wellington Win- ning with shots on goal. The final game saw Bruce whipping Peterborough 7 - 0. Following the four gamesthe evening was rounded out with a hootenany led by Grame Craig. Teams from Grey, Middlesex, Peel, Halton, Dufferin and Waterloo as well as girls teams from Wellington and Lambton took part in the Saturday sehedule. As the day progressed teams were eliminated and by 9 o'clock the three champs were declared. Girls Champs Lambton Co. 13 Champs Lambton Co,. A Charnp§, . Grey Co. While the games were being played 'the King and Queen -com- petition was taking place. The contestants were interviewed by ~ylrs.Janet C lopp,George Cull and Don Bulley , incoming President of Ontario Junior Farmers. Saturday evening was the climax of the tournament with a dance and the awarding of trophies. Huron was not left out in this department with Marie McClure being all star centre and Debbie McClure runner up at left wing. The boys did equally, as well with George Townsend being all star right defence and Paul Patrick runner up for centre. EGMONDVILLE LEAGUE Team standings: Road Run- ners, 122; Mikinight Cowboys, 93; Eldorados, 82; Fire Balls, 78; Mustangs, 61; Go Go's, 31. Ladies' high single arid tri- ple, Beier! Nicholson, 198 and 509. Men's high single, Rick Wood, 340; Men's high triple, Gord Nobel, 774. COUNTRY CLUB Team standings: Cornballs, 92; Leftovers, 87; Misfits, 76; Ally Rats, 71; Swingers, 50; Bom- bers, 44. Ladies' high single and triple, Gail McKenzie, 223 and 554. Men's high single, Cat van der Zon, 254; Men's high triple, Bob HarriS, 636, ST. JAMES' LEAGUE Team-standings: Daisies, 115; Sweet peas, 92; Snapdragons, 89; Lillies, 87; Orchids, 73; But- tercups, 68. Ladies' high single and triple, Ann Nobel, 262 and 601. Men's single and triple, Jim, Barry, 302 and 712; John Cole- man, 711. COUNTRY CLUB Team standings: Sneakers, 55; Sweet Peas, 51; Born Losers, 43; Tiger Cats, 36; Alouettes,24; Slow Bowlers, 22. Ladies' high single and tri- ple, average, Mary Nobel., 261, 74'7 and 249. Men's high single; triple, average: John Coleman, 294,736 and 245. TUESDAY NIGHTERS Team standings: Pretenders, 83; Oddballs, 81; Spectacles, 76; Beavers, 63; Outcasts, 61; Prin- cipals, 35. Ladies' high singles, Faye Munro, 278 and Janet Shortreed, 254; Ladies' high triple, Faye Munro, 597 and Gail McKenzie, 554, Men's high singles, Roger Bennewies, 305 and Steve Hook, 287; Men;s high - triples, Roger Bennewies, 776 and Jim Barry, (spare) 671. MINOR LEAGUE Team standings: Boston Tig- ers, 84; Ostrich's, 83; Wild Cats, 80; Cougars, 78. High scores: Perry Broome, 2.74 and 602; Ross Gooier,, 255 and 600; ,Nick Houwrt, 250 and 638. C. Y.O. LEAGUE • Team standings: Freddy's Stones, 111; Rough Riders, 103; Pin ' Poppers, 96; 'Flintstdnes, 65; Pro Stars, 49; Mighty Mites, 38. High scores: Ann Nobel, 257 and 686; Leanne Melanson, 264 and 660; Jim Putman, 218 and 6411 John Van Dooren, 244 and 620; Garry Groothuis, 229 and 589. GA 53 90 71 83 89 125 SEAFORTH ivi1XED BOWLING Team standings: Trilliumso, 97; Buttercups, 91; Snow Drops, 89; Golden Rod, 86; Violets, 62; Daisies, 58. Ladies' High Single and Tri- ple, Sonja Nielson, 235 and 572; men's High Single and Triple, Ron McAllister, 317 and 724. Buttercups, 3034; Violets, 2697; Trilliums, 2680; Golden Rod, 2579; Snow Drops, 2528; Daisies, 2486. FORESTERS Team standings: Grasshop- pers, 92; Hornets, 85; Love Bugs, 76; Butterflies, 59; Fireflies, 49; Orioles, 38. Ladies' high singltrnd triple, Ruth Campbell, 227 and 571. Men's high single and triple, Nelson McClure, 283 and 675. RECEIVE 50 00 TRADE-IN hesterfield Suite 2-piece by Kroehler Phone 52741680 "'igiigAMMEMiumieMilintanifinIIREARIIMUMMENEMIMAIIK4 Zone 1 Midget Playoffs "A" Series Round Robin between Clinton Goderich Hensall Correspondent Fred McClymont THE EXPLORERS The Explorer Group of the United Church met Tuesday even- ing -with acting president, Miss Mary Ann Kalbfleisch in charge, who read the Scripture lesson. Prayer, by' Miss Tanis Chuter followed and Miss Sylvia Wilson read the minutes. Miss Bonnie Dowson took the offering and it was dedicated Miss Anne Marie Heard. The financial re- 15LAYOFFS "A" S'eries Round Robin - Clinton Goderich Hensall Winner meets Grand Bend NEWS OF Series "A" Round Robin between Clinton Goderich Seaforth Winner meets Zurich ' B" Series Mitchell vs Adastral Park Hensall vs Huron Park PEEWEE GP W L T PTS. GF GA Grand Bend 15 14 1 0 , 29 114_ 33 Goderich 13 '10 1 2 21 83 31 Clinton 14 '7... 3 4 , 17 59 go Hensall 15 6 4 5 16 88 47 Zurich 16 6 3 7 15 63 59 Mitchell 15 7 0 8 14 '73 59 Huron Park 14 6 0 8 12 50 59 Seaforth 16 2 2 11 8 40 78 A. Park .14 0 0 14 0 6 161 VARNA ' B" Series Round Robin between Seaforth Zurich Huron Park port .wa's given by Tanis Chuter. The Explorers area sponsoring a Chinese girl, age eight years, Po Lin of HOng Kong. Misses Bonnie Dowson and Mary Ann Kalbfleisch both received second Blue Stars and Miss Beverly Cantelon and Miss Sylvia Wilson their second Gold Stars. Miss Beverly Cantelon taught the group to sing "This is MY Father's World" in Chinese. Miss Sylvia Wildon taught the girls two new games. The flowers in thq, United Church last Sunday were placed in memory of the late Mrs, George Clifton of Brueefield, a former member of Varna United Church. An Induction Service will be held in the United Church next Sunday for Mrs. Percy Johns- ton, who was elected to the Ses- sion of the' church at the annual meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Fred McCly- mont visited last week with rela 7 tives at King City and Willaidale. Mrs. Harvey Coleman re- turned' hot-he last week after a stay in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. "B" Series Of Mitchell eliminated to- night then) Zurich vs Huron park Mitchell vs 'Seaforth le:0•.4,••• For around half the price of an ordinary truck, you get a truck that will get up to thirty miles to the gallon, cruise at 70,-and- carry a ton of anything..Even elephants. For around half the price of an ordinary truck, you get a 96 horse overhead camshaft engine, 6 ft. steel box, 4-speed all synchro shift, heavy duty suspension, duo servo brake system and whitewalls. A Datsun truck is built. for 100,000 mile reliability. So it will go a long way and do a lot of work without causing a lot of trouble, without costing a lot of money. The Datsun 1600 truck is all the truck you need for half the price you've been paying - which is one reason why it's North America's best-selling imported pickup. • The more-for-your money truck. DATSUN 1600 PICKUP 0$ 2225 Suggested retail price F.0.8, Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax. Local freight, licence, provincial tax, If applicable, extra .,:;141V:44 GERALD'S SUPERTEST Box 249, Corner Main Street and Hwy. 8, Seaforth, Ontario - Telephone 5274010 There dre more than 1000 Datsun dealers across Canada and the U.S.A.