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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-10-13, Page 13Bowling scores Tuesday Ladies GG T. Young 680 HD ' B. Henn 590 2 20 TM D. Heywood 699 CP Q. Farquhar 672 3 25 OE B. Van Damme PP P. Haugh 624 5 29 GT N. Dawson 507 4 • 23 Friday Mixed TAA. Hunter 504 • 3 12 LO L. Sfnith 522 SP t . Lang 565 7 16 SC H. Faber 633 AC S. Zachar 502 4 18 OC T. Young 687 WH M. Skinner 0 14 CH L. Latulippe 559 VW K. Winter 514 16 NO D. Watson 500 RR E. Wong 558 7 19 PT R. Luther 550 RU R. *ikon 463 2 II MT J. Darling 560 Tuesday Ladies C8 P. Huridka 567 HD B. Bern 599 2 20 HH G. Middleton 518 CP Q. Farquhar 672 3 25 P ' P. Haugh 624 5 29 GT N. Dowson 587 4 23 BB TA A. Hunter 504 9 12 NB 8' L. Lang 565 7 16 BR AC S. Zachar 502 4 18 TS «1i M. Skinner 603. 0 14 SC VW K. Winter 514 5 16 AN RR E. Blong 558 7 19 RU R. Wilson 463 2 11 2 0 549 Thursday l.adies CD C. Seip 456 2 GF S. Wright 552 ' 3 OH J. Scott 676 2 LO S. Wilson 601 7 BB B. Bierling 632 ST D. Skinner 593 0 TB J. Glavin 648 5 GG L. Wellber 758 5 4 Men's A C4 R. Wood 797 SP B. Hogg 689 LE C. Murray 663 J(4S G. Wilson 595 GO J. Bell 697 SU G. Webb 617 OB F. Wells 737 PA L. Mothers 641 NM Doug 549- 1 7 7 3 2 4 5 7 5 0 Sunday L Webber 707 K. Paulick 548 M. Postill 538 N. Westlake 605 K. Wilson 606 K. Mason 625 7 0 7 0 7 2 5 5 2 7 12 2 19 14 22 20 12 14 17 21 7 25 0 16 0 4 7 21 0 17 7 22 Wednesday Ladies 1 A. Appleton 6 L. Snell 4 5 B. Elgie 23 4 A. Wilson 20 V..Hay 11 2 D. Kipter 21 9 Zurich Ladies 23 JS M. Campbell 580 29 PP T. Stark 575 SL P. Schroeder 642 RD D. Ducharme 543 21 Pk T. Thiel 682 12 AO M. Fowler666 12 TS N. Desjardine 557 2 HG S. Stade 557 18 PH J. Crown492 8 GH C. Gelinas 536 18 H3 Shirley Pole 12 HT Hildsa Vanderhoek 2 HA June Fisher • 479 466 454 530 641 644 12 11 21 21 20 14 24 PORTABLE SHELTER - Kerry Reddick as he records results meet. Lynn Dietz holds in Thursday's area an umbrella for Zurich teacher Bob elementary school cross country T -A photo School yearbook soon The 1981-82 Inkspot, the South Huron District High 8 School yearbook should be 9 ready by commencement, October 29. Last year's editor ' Brenda Brunzlow used the 307 705 914 theme "Prisons" for the yearbook. The 1982-83 yearbook staff has been busy shooting many candid poses,as well as look- ing after the student pictures in September. Editor beb Brunzlow hopes to get sales (4 this year's yearbook over quickly. It will be on sate tor $12 from Oc- tober 20 to 22..The next week you must pay $15 to order your yearbook. Senior girls win third game South Huron's senior girl's basketball team easily dispos- ed of Mitchell 42-27 in their quest 'for the Huron -Perth championship. They are now 3-0 in the season. Thursday the seniors played one and 3/4 exhibition games against Fanshawe Col- lege. Former South Huron . SELL CITRUS South Huron's annual citrus campaign started for the Thanksgiving weekend. The school's goal, is to sell 2000 boxes, of , oranges and grapefruit. The money raised will benefit the athletic and scolal programs. Student council president Jamie Chaffe emphasizes that prices have not been rais- ed since last year. Thus the school will be making a small profit so will have to sell more boxes. The citrus comes in small and large boxes of oranges and grapefruit straight from the groves in Florida . Sup- • port the highschool In their major fundraising effort. LIBBYS ALPHAGETTI, ZOODLES OR SPAGHETTI & CHEESE IN TOMATO SAUCE 14 oz. TINS FOR HALLOWEEN PACK OF NEILSON'S BARS ASSORTED VARIETIES BUTTER PKG. OF 16 FOR YOUR LAUNDRY • 2.k9 TIDE TOMATO SOUP REGI! OR sipm MILK INGERSOLL CHEESE SPREAD 2.69 SPE SCOTTOWELS PLUS 9` 2 ROLL PKG. CHEESE SLICES Z59 WW ESTON E ZEHRS CHEESE SLICED COLBY, BRICK, MARBLE, WHITE BREAD MOZZARELLA OR HAVARTI MAC & CHEESE FROZEN-DEADY TO HEAT STOUFFERS 675g WHITE OR CONCORD WELCHS GRAPE JUICE 40 oz. , 29 SPECIAL ASSTD VARIETIES PURRR CAT FOOD .. 3/'f SPECIAL 69° 6"a 2• .," .1.39 L8. SPECIAL SPECIAL. PURE NATURAL 2 BLENDED VARIETIES BILLY BEE DEL MONTE HONEY DRINKS S00u 1,99 48 oz. 12 SPECIAL' ORANGE FLAVOUR,. TANG CRYSTALS 13 oz. PKG. OF 4. 1.49, SPECIAL. 7i SPECIAL VEGETABLE JUICE NATURES BLEND 3 Opp f SPECIAL 48 oz. PIECES 1 STEMS CREAMY OR CHUNKY JOHNSONS FOUR STAR SKIPPY BABY MUSHROOMS PEANUT BUTTER POWDER 10 oz. SPECIAL / SPECIAL I SPECIAL ASSORTED VARIETIES HAMBURGER HELPER VARIOUS t9 SIZES NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT SPECIAL REFRESHING' WELCHADE GRAPE DRINK 48 oz. 119 SPECIAL 4508 , SPECIAL JOHNSONS REGULAR SHOWER TO SHOWER 227g 2 • SPECIAL 69' 754.69 4.49 CLUB HOUSE CADBURY REG. OR MARSH. RAGU PLAIN BLACK HOT SPAGHETTI PEPPER CHOCOLATE SAUCE t.39 39 28 oz 104.39 f ZENRS TOMATO KETCHUP 150mL 9 SPECIAL WITH PORK OR • IN TOM. SAUCE HEINZ BEANS . 690 14 oz more specials Iaft' neseI9 ZZA MX 8509 FAMILY NAPKINS t6Os ,1.79 Laura Second Raspberry or Slrawbe rY A A9 PURE JAMS 500.t. Launt Secord Orange or 3 PURE MARMALADE 500.L. 1.59 Body on Tap nof,nal or oily SHAMPOO 225m1 1,�9 Neilson 3 89 ICED TEA MIX 36 oz cll.. Raisins Peanuts or Bridge3i 99 LOWNEYS BOX Weston Ass berry ' 99¢ Stoutfera Single Serve 1.99 SWISS HOLES PKG. OF 4 LASAGNA FROZEN 10 5 oz. Stouffer• frozen Strained Fruit. Veg or Juices Reg. Price n# 1.99 HEINZ BABY FOOD 128m1 3$# CHICKEN A LA KING We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly :amity requirement SPECIAL / SPECIAL HEINZ FANCY TOMATO JUICE 48 oz. 1.19 READY TO HEAT HEINZ BEEF GRAVY ?/79 HUNTS TOMATO PASTE 5 5 89°' 2 SPECiAL • FAMILY PACK FAMILY PACK SCOTTIES COTTONELLE FACIAL TISSUE TISSUE SAICO-FLAKED-IN OIL ALBACORE WHITE TUNA 1709 1 SPECIAL , 1 PHILIPS 40,60 OR 100 WATT SOFTLIGHT BULBS PKG. OF 2 14 oz 99? SPECIAL HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE 519.07 SPECIAL J1.47OL RL , 69 ong WAPPing PINELE, CHICKEN 12 61.1.99 CHICKiEEI FRIED RICE 12 Oz 1.49 PARMESAN CHEESE 250g 3.29 Grated CREAM CHEESE. 250g 1.49 ain Philadelphi Gey CHIP aDIP ehOnion 2509 89f Hi CBD iN BATTER 3509 1.89 Liner frozen ONION frozen 4009 1.59 BUTTERHORNS�pberry 115 PLG. OF 6 , Mrs. Smiths Reg. or Apple Crumb 1.99 APSE PIES #� � 83 THESE SPECIALS HIGHWAYS AVAILABLE EXETER SNL, IN: WIN 1 OF 10 SHOPPING SPREES Two minute shopping sprees worth up to 5500. will be awarded to 10 lucky winners Details at all Zehrs Pepsi displays No purchase necessary PEPSI Country Oven Fresh baked DANISH TWISTS oF4 125 Fresh baked DINNER ROLLS DOZEN Fresh baked FRENCH BREAD 16 0, 590 SUPER SPECIAL LIVINGWARE 16 PIECE SET AVAILABLE IN FOUR ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS MONDAY, TUESDAY a WEDNESDAY 94 P.M. THURSDAY IS FRIDAY 9.9:00 P,M., SATURDAY 84304 P.M., player Deb Taylor was on the other side as she starts her first year with Fanshawe. Last weekend Exeter was invited to the prestigious Pur- ple and White Tournament at Alumni 'Hall at U.W.O. The seniors made it to the semi- finals by defeating Vincent Massey 29-25. Playing in the huge hall South Huron lost to East Elgin from Aylmer 35-21. In their fourth and fifth league games, South Huron travelled to Palmerston Tues- day and hosted St. Marys yesterday. Today South Lon- don are coming up for an ex- hibition game. South Huron has been invited to Strathroy for one of their many weekend tournaments. Band ability not impressive Approximately 250 high school students paid $3 to dance to the music of Phoenix Friday night. The Toronto based band were fairly hard rock with little variety as dancers started to drift off the floor pear the end. Students council, who Spon- { sored the dance lost money as they do on most dances. Mike Fleming, social convener felt that "we were not totally im- pressed with the band's abili- ty to fully entertain the students." The school's first dance featuring Windjammer was a great success with everybody up dancing for the full time. The student's council next event is the movie, The Rocky Horror Picture Show Friday October 22. It will be follow- ed by a Rocky Horror dressllp day on Friday, October 29. By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN Dinner guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family were Mrs. Orpha Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Skinner, and Rob Heckman, Mitchell. The occa- sion was the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Skinner. Mrs. Joanne Capling, Mississauga, spent the weekend. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johtn Templeman and family. Saturday they attended Tesswater Fair and visited with Mrs. Elizabeth Hunkin. Mrs. Orpha Norris, Mr. and• Mrs. Bob Norris; Jill and Robert, Miss Susan Norris, Stratford, Rob Heckman, Mit- chell were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Burleigh and family, Goderich. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman and family were, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Martyn and girls, Russeldale, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neilson and girls and Ruth Templeman, Strat- ford, Joanne Capling, Mississauga, Darlene Templeman and Don Ellison, Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Bertens and Kimberly, Fullarton, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Templeman and family, Staf fa, Karen Ulch and Terry Temple an, Mitchell. Mr. hnd Mrs. Rob Templeman, Carrah and Cain, Were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. •and Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Jill, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McPhail spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burrow and family, Hamilton. Times -Advocate, October 13,1982 Pope 13 Ratepayers Meeting TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH A ratepayer's meeting for the Township of Tuckersmith will be held on MONDAY. OCTOBER 10TH. 1982 in the Brucefield United Church Auditorium commencing at 8:00 p.m. J.R. McLachlan Clerk -Treasurer . NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS for the Township of Stanley Nominations *111 be revalued at the clerk's office by the clerk of the Township of Stanley in the period com- mencing on October 14 end concluding on October 1S et 3:t11 p.m. for the position of: A) REEVE, DEPUTY REEVE, _ 3 COUNCILLORS for the.Township of Stanley.' B) ONE MEMBER TO THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION for the Township of Stanley anal the Village of Nyfleld. Each of the members so nominated. If elected. are to serves three year term. 1 N3-1SN-1Nf. The required nomination fornss nsey be obtained from the Clark's office end must be completed. filed with, and accepted by the clerk by the above deadline. For further Information regarding tM procedure un- der the .taction ed. contact: MEL GRAHAM Clerk. TOWNSHIPO STANLEY co. 1, Srucefield Taliphone 452-9155 KEROSENE HEATER in Stock Turn down your thermostat and keep warm with a Candle Heater. ' Smokeless and odorless operation. 99.9% fuel efficient. • long-lifefibreglass wick • cartridge tank • automatic igniter • fuel level indicotor • automatic extinguisher 'COMFORTABLE HEAT FOR ON LY PENNIES PER HOUR 16 Main St. N. 235.0800 412 Main St. S. 233.2511 Exeter Agricultural Society The Board of Directors of the Exeter Agricultural Society extend their thanks to the many volunteers, organizations and merchants involved with the Exeter Fair this year for their dedicated time and contributions. Appreciation is also conveyed to the Exeter Legion for their hours Of work at the admission gates and the Boy Scouts who helped in parking cars; to Helen Brand and the Exeter merchants - t'Vuerth Shoes, Smyth Shoes, The Junction, Little People, Looking Good, Gerrards and Jacqueline's for their participation in the Fashion Show and the i ii ;h School for sup- plying the spot lights. To Barbara Alorro\\ and mfrs. Del Jaan for their demonstrations of spinning and weaving and all others \vho contributed' to our Focus on tool Features. tVe give a hearty vote of thanks as \\•ell to the Times -Advocate staff and Cam Ste\\'ardson of the South Huron Rec Centre staff; the South Huron Junior Farmers who were helping everywhere at all times; to Bob) IIatnather of Zurich for his generous accom- modations in Stabling the.Carlsherg Team, and the High School Student Council are to be commended for their part in the enter- tainment at the Exeter Fair. We contribute the success of the 1.xeter Fair to the rilany behind the scene workers and the loyal community and district for their support. THANKS. i 1