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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-11-03, Page 11Rath Boylan Josephson for Councillor In !Exeter - Doctor of Veterinary Medicine - Head of Veterinary Laboratory Services for 7 years - resident of Exeter for 12 years - Involved in Minor Sports, and former member of Recreation committee - 2 years on Exeter Town Council - Member of General Government Committee; Chairman of Police Committee; Chairman of Employee Relations Committee For effective, responsible and ex- perienced representation, vote Josephson, Gaylan •- COCA.! COLA iJuoior basketball t�am gains upset In a terrific upset South Huron's junior basketball defeated' Stratford Central 36-35. Stratford had only lost two games while our juniors had only won one. This last game of the regular season was played in Exeter in front of a feverish crowd on Monday. South Huron was down five or six points until the final quarter where Stratford Cen- tral was outscored 11-4. Marga Chaffe scored in the final seconds t`o give South Huron that one 'point lead which gave them the win. This triumph however dose not give them a playoff poal- tion but coach Pat Rowe stressed that It was a great way to end the season. The en- thusiasm_ of the players and their audience helped a lot. For sonelayers this was their last players basketball game. Rowe felt "they really got up for it." Irene Brand was again Centennials end season second in playoffs The soccer season is final- against carnia 1Sluewater. ly over with the Exeter Senior Exeter came up short 3-1 with Centennials finishing second John Muller scoring the lone in a round robin playoff. goal. The Centennials were in the One of Exeter's players was "A" round with Sarnia sent off early,in the game and Bluewater, Sarnia Italia and Exeter had'to play the re- Taxandria, maining part of the ame The Centennials won their short handed. The officiating first game of the round robin was a questionable mark with with a convincing 6-1 victory many of the calls going over Taxandria which gave Bluewater's way, maybe it them nine points on the basis had to do with playing in Sar - of three points for a win, two nig and in front of their fans. for a tie and a point for each Exeter never had to play goal the, team scores. against Sarnia Italia due to The second game and their the Sarnia team being dis- eventual last was in Sarnia qualified earlier, therefore OUR REG. 9.69 CASE SPRITE -TAB OR SUGAR FREE SPRITE CASE OF 24 - 10 OZ. TINS CATELLI SPAGHETTI READY CUT MACARONI $PAONETTINI 1 kg BOX , 19 CATELLI • SPAGHETTI SAUCE TOMATO 28 oz. SIZE 1.19 CATELLI SPAGHETTI SAUCE WITH MEAT 28 oz. SIZE f.39 MOTHER PARKERS VAC PAK COFFEE ZEHRS MARKETS OFFER SAVE & FLY TRAVEL . COUPONS i ONE FREE WITH 5000 PURCHASE AT ZEHRS REDEEMABLE ON AIR CANADA TRAVEL. PACKAGES COMPLETE DETAILS IN ALL . STORES BETTY CROCKER SNACKIN CAKE MIXES 8 VARIETIES 14 oz. PKG. 1.19 Exeter had to wait the out- ' come of the Bluewater and Taxandria game. If Taxan- dria would have beaten Bluewater not scoring more than five goals themselves, Exeter wouldhavewon the league championship. This was to no avail, as Bluewater won the game and league championship. The Centennials are looking forward to next year with possibly two teams in Exeter with the possibility of one team entering the London and district league. outstanding with a remarkable 30 point game. It was an exciting game as point Cheryl Dowson fouled out in the third quarter. What grade nine Dianne Dearing lacks in height she makes up for in speed and "court sense". Her spirit kept the team up many times this season. South Huron had a thrilling finish to an otherwisedisap- pointing season which saw their final record at 2 and 8. Last week saw the juniors drop two games to Seaforth and St. Marys. The Seaforth game was played in their undersized gym. Irene Brand in her final year as a junior scored 12 points to make the score 55-21 for Seaforth. South Huron was completely shut down as St. Marys trompled the juniors 33-4 at home. South Huron attempted 30 shots but only one, by Andrea Zimmer, went in. The basketball season is over for these juniors until next year when some will move up to the senior ranks while others will remain to improve on this year's record. 0 • e The coffee break Is the pause that refleshes. fit.LARGE I' EGGS OUR REG. fa?3 DOZ. ALL WHITE ZEHRS OWN CANADA 'A' GRADE SUNLIGHT DETERGENT FOR LAUNDRY 8 LITRE 2.4 kg REGULAR AUTOMATIC FILTER 1 LB. 2.49 CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE s SOUP 10 OZ: TINS FOR ROBIN HOOD FLOUR ALL PURPOSE 3.5 kg 2.99 3.89 NERSNEYS CHIPS PEANUT BUTTER OR CHOCOLATE f 89 350 OUR REG. S4' TIN STOKLEYS RED KIDNEY BEANS DARK RLE NEW ORLEANS DARK OR 650 14 oz. TIN CLUB HOUSE CHERRIES & OLIVES 250 ml 375 ml 1 79 JAR PURINA CAT CHOW 3 VARIETIES 1 kg f.49 BLENHEIM TOMATOES 28 oz. SIZE 89° i ROSE BRAND DILL PICKLES 3 VARIETIES 59 1 1 JAR I PAMPERS TODDLER DIAPERS BOX OF 24 4.89 WHITE SWAN LYSOL LIQUID BOWL CLEANER 675 mi f.49 NEILSONS BARS 4 VARIETIES VARIOUS WEIGHTS6 PER PKG. PRINT !OWELS' ORANGE GREEN GOLD 2 ROLL OUR REG. 149 PKG. 4 POPULAR VARIETIES BICKS PICKLES 500 mL AYLMER CHOICE FRUIT COCKTAIL 14 oz. TIN ZEHRS OWN FRESH POTATO CHIPS REGULAR - BARBEQUE SALT & VINEGAR OR RIPPLE 79° KLEENEX MANSIZE FACIAL TISSUE 60 SHEET BOX 99 f.39 LIPTON HERBAL TEAS 5 VARIETIES 16 UNIT OUR REG. 119 PKG. ZEHRS TOMATO KETCHUP 1 LITRE SIZE189 ZEHRS OWN JELLY POWDERS STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY LIME. ORANGE 3 or PKGS 3.•89 STOUFFERS LEAN CUISINE 3 VARIETIES VARIOUS SIZES 2.29 WESTONS CROUTONS 4 VARIETIES99'. 170 g PKG BASE FOR EVEN HEATING BONDED ALUMINUM �, DISHWASHER SAFE COOKWAN BYCORMINO 1 PIECE SET 1 1/2 OT. RANGE TOP SAUCEPAN WITH COVER 2 1/2 OT. RANGE TOP SAUCEPAN WITH COVER 10 INCH RANGE TOP SKILLET WITH COVER SPRING FLOWER SPICE OF LIFE BLUE CORNFLOWER 3 DESIGN CHOICES SUPER VALUE THESE SPECIALS ASAILARLE ONLY IN: more specials BLUEWATER POTATO CRISP FISH PORTIONS 340. 2.59 BLUEWATER POTATO CRISP FISH ROLLS 227 q f. 99 RICH'S COFFEE RICH so.. 2/89' BLUE RONNET SOFT MARGARINE 2 1b 119 SUNPAC FROZEN • ORANGE JUICE 1250: 93' NEILSON SMALL CM COTTAGE CHEESE 7S0.2.29 OAT LEA SWISS STYLE YOGURT FRASERYALE FROZEN RASPBERRIES FRASERYALE FROZEN BLUEBERRIES 300 CI 159 FRASERYALE rime WIWI STRAWBERRIES 30o q 7.59 ,7592/99' 312 189 SAU SEA SNOW COCKTAIL 8 0z. DIETRICNS COUNTRY STYLE ROLLS WESTOMS CNOCOLATE SWISS ROLLS JNIRMACE SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER COTTON SWABS Q -TIPS BILKS WINE SAUERKRAUT GLAD BRAND • GARBAGE BAGS LUNC11E0N NUT PREM 2. 2.29 12• 89' 99° 340 0W 3.59 99' f.89 4.49 f. 79 4. ,5. ISL 40 . 340 q HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER 119 BICKS BRAND PARTY PACK 375 mL f.69 HUNTS BRAND TOMATO PASTE 13 oz. SIZE WESTONS FRESH 99° SANDWICH BREAD REGULAR OR THIN SLICED 24 OZ. 675 g OUR REG.. 917' LOAF WESTONS APPLE SNACK BUNS PKG. OF 6 99 VACHONS LUNCH SNACKS 4 VARIETIES PKG. OF 6 PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY, NOV. 9 We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. 159 VACHONS CARAMEL SNACKS PKG: OF 12'0 CARNATION "CASHBACK OFFER' NntlITEFP CARNATION INSTANT CARNATION HOT CHOCOLATE COFFEE MATE 1.59 3 VARIETIES 500 g 2.39 CARNATION 2% EVAPORATED MILK 385 mL 59 0 500s 2.19 CARNATION INSTANT BREAKFAST 3 VARIETIES 8 or f.89 MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 9.6 P.M. THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9.9:00 P.M. SATURDAY .:30.6 P.M. • • R rt Times -Advocate, November 3,1982 .114 FIELD HOCKEY'PLAQUE - Coach Jim Workman representing WOSSA presents the field hockey championship plaque to South Huron captains Marilyn Brand and Cheryl Cann. T -A photo Poge 11 Exeter bowling scores Tuesday Ladies B. Hearn 664 7 L. Pincombe 701 7 P. Haugh 578 5 S. Kingma 598 2 H. Parsons 496 0 12 L. Burndon 525 7 35 S. Zacher 489 4 29 A. Zacher 618 5 31 I. Browning 537 0 D. Daters 625 2 D. Faulet 552 3 HD - CP PP GT TA SP AC WH YW RR RC CD GF GH LO BB ST TB GG Wednesday Morning Ladies 41 E. Bowen 41 A, Appleton 48 B. Cunningham 28 L. Snell A. Wilson B. Elgie Senior Citizens 27 M. Dearing 23 C. Hendy W. Kleinhaar Thursday Ladies J. Meriam 518 0 J. Dougherty 585 7 J Hodgins 568 2 J. Cooper 542 5 B. Bierling 786 1). Skinner 522 J. Glavin 660 L. Webber 674 5 2 3 4 14 H. Wells M. Dearing L. Stone 16 34 30 16 28 13 °40 47 Friday Mixed CH G. Latulippe 671 5 39 C8 L. Moerison 607 2 31 HH M. Mathers 604 0 30 LO P. Smith 576 • 2 35 MT R. Dougall 552 2 16 NO D. Morgan 618 5 25 OC C. Jones 636 7 50 PT L. Luther 633 5 19 SC C. Cooper 569 7 • 28 Sunday Mixed AN M. McKichan 629 5 BB A. Mclntrye 700 5 BR E. Knight 548 4 NB R. Funston 500 3 SC G. Wilson 806. 2 TS S. Mair 542 2 Monday Senior Men M. Dearing L. Lovell G. Hoggarth B. Elgie C. Hendy T Yellow Huron Hope R. Tebou C. Proulx E. Dekort T. Wegg A. Volk 34 42 12 23 29 28 690 436 546 386 528 511 123 110 100 96 • 84 519 513 498 483 581 468 494 436 261 258 338 2791 C4 SP LE Hs RO SV OB PA - NM GG TM OE Men's A M. Bennewies 763 7 • 45 B. Hogg 781 5 36 C. Murray 627 5 31 G. Wilson 592 0 7 ft. Heywood 687 7 34 G..Webb 654 5 22 J. Fuller 752 7 36 13. McDonald 681 2 25 Doug 579 0 4 J. McLean 600 2 9 D. Brintnell 656 2 27 B. VanDamme 5980 18 Osborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy Robert Chaffe, AGENTS Ross Hodgert John Moore Joseph Uniac Mrs. Elaine Skinner Wally.Burton Woodham Dublin Mitchell Exeter R.R.3, Lucan R.R.2, Staff° R.R.1, St. Marys R.R.2, Dublin R.R.1 . Kirkton R.R. # 5, Mitchell 229-6643 345-2512 348-9012 235-1553 235-0350 For Responsible Representation in Usborne Township Vote on November 8 For Transportation and information call 229-8804 Peter Berendsen for REEVE Township of Usborne JxJ • Beef and cash crop farmer in Usborne township for the past 30 years. • 5 years experience on Usborne Township council • Deputy Reeve for the past two years • Active with senior citizens planning committee • Township representative on building committee for proposed township and Ausable Bayfield Office l TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION • NOTICE Is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Stephen In the County,of Huron that In compliance with the Municipal Elections Act, RSO 1980, Chapter 308, and amendments, a Ballott well* held for the Offices of: COUNCILLORS Three Candidates to be Elected POLL NO. HURON PERTI- ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD One Trustee to be elected Pals will be open as designated below on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1982 from 11:00 o'clock In the forenoon to 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon at the following places with the undermentioned offers In charge: POLLING BOOTHS 1. Centralia Cornmunity Centre, Centralia 2. Bruce Shapton's Res. Lot 16, Con. 2 3. Parks Board Room Crediton 4. Stephen Twp. Community Centre, Credlton 5. Ross Pickering's Res. Lot. 11, Con. 12 6. Community Halt Dashwood 7. Community Hall Shlpka 8. Greenway General Store 9. a. Grand Cove Estates b. Recreation Centre •Grand Bend 10. a. J.A.D. McCurdy b. School Crediton, Ontario October 21, 1982 DEPUTY RETURNING OFFICER Etta Mae Powe Ella Willard Gerald Schenk Louise Wein Helene Regier Melvin Stade Doreen Finkbelner Iva Hodgins Doris Bestard Howard Costlgane Ted Walden Herrald Walsh POLL CLERKS Janet Hicks Alma Davey Samuel Lawson Nola Feist Evelyn McKeever Esther Salmon Olive Ratz Ross Brown Clara Station George Hamilton Sharon Brute Irene Thunder Wilmer D. Wein Returning Officer 4