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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-03-21, Page 17Local Association children's friend Continued from page 1 course, the annual Bowlathon which is the Association's main source of funds. The Association ap- preciates the whole -hearted support it receives from this community, particularly from area service clubs - groups like the Legion and Ladies Auxiliaries, the Lions and Lioness, Oldtimers hockey and many more - and Aubrey and Grace Farquhar, owners of the former Exeter bowling alley, and Tony and Marlene Bedard, proprietors of the Zurich lanes. The Bowlathon is the high point of the year for Dorothy Chapman. "To come away from bowling, from watching the matches function, to see them laughing and talking together, makes my day", she reflected, her face lighting up with the memory. In Canada more than 400,000 children are growing up in single parent homes. Big Brothers and Big Sisters Associations moss Canada are working''with approx- imately ip,000 of these youngsters. Children are waiting right here in the South Huron district to be matched with a Big Brother or Sister. More volunteers are need- ed, as board members and/or Big Brothers and Sisters. Many potential match -ups hesitate, fearing they may prove inadequate for this undertaking. That fear is groundless. The Association stands ready to help in many ways. Besides the monthly meetings there is ample opportunity for workshops and seminars where professionals provide advice and training on how to handle conflicts and other situations. Liaison with the executive director and other board members is continuous. "A lot think they have to handle things in a certain way. They try too hard. Relax. Laugh. Enjoy. The rest will come", is Dorothy's formula for making a com-' mitment that will change your life and make a lasting contribution to the future of our country - our nation'§ children. TWO GENERATIONS - Larry and Scott Merner of Zurich were at Saturday's horse show at the Crediton area farm of Adriaan Brand. They are shown here with a nine week old colt and its mother. The show was sponsored by the Exeter horse and pony club and more than 50 horses and riders participated. Tea in Mitchell March 31 Times -Advocate, March 21, 1984 Page 5A Staffs WI hosts dessert euchre By MRS. J. TIMPLIMAN More than 75 ladies attend- ed a dessert euchre hosted by the Staffa Womens' Institute this past week in the township hall. Guests were present from Goulds, Glen Gowrie, Carlingford, Seaforth, Kippen and Hurondale Institutes, St. Marys, Hensall and the community. Glad to report that Carter Kerslake is home again following a stay in Universi- ty ° Hospital, London and Cameron Vivian home again following a stay in Seaforth Community Hospital. Sorry to report that Mrs. John Drake is a patient in University Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob TemplemanCarrah and Cain on Thursday evening. The oc- casion was Caine's fourth bir- thday. Guests at the same home on Saturday were , Mr. and Mrs. Hap Swatridge, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ebel, Stratford and Dr. Jane Robinson and Carol Stewart, Kitchener, celebrating both Cain's fourth SUPER SPECIAL KELLOGGS POPULAR SPECIAL K LARGt475 g 7 SAVE 1.22 PKG., SUPER SPECIAL , CHICKEN NOODLE OR CHICKEN RICE CAMPBELL SOUP 10 OZ. /79 TINS FOR SUPER SPECIAL VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK OR STOKELYS HONEY POD PEAS, CUT BEANS, CR. CORN PEAS & CARROTS OR MIXED VEGETABLES OR FANCY APPLESAUCE 10 OZ. TINS FOR J COUNTRY OVEN SPECIALS -1 FRESH AND CRUSTY STYLE FRENCH STYLE BREAD 450 g 69 FRUIT FILLED HIED DANISH COFFEE RING 395 tJ I.7 DELICIOUSLY FRESH INC TASTY 69 BRAN BREAD 450 g KELLOGGS POPULAR RAISIN BRAN 92 Boo g OUR REG. 3.65 KELLOGGS CEREAL BRAN FLAKES 9 OUR REG. 400 g t 1 1.49 ALLENS ASSORTED FRUIT DRINKS 48 oz. TINS 79° OUR REG 1.05 WESTONS FRESH SPICY HOT CROSS BUNS PKG. OF 8 99 ..1.4R5EG1 SUPER SPECIAL CREAMY OR CHUNKY SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 750 g JAR 1 9OUR REG. • 3.69 SUPER SPECIAL WELCH'S FROZEN ti, GRAPE JUICE 341 mL TIN 9 9 OUR REG. 1.65 J SUPER SPECIAL 1 6L 2.4 Kg FOR YOUR LAUNDRY SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 9UR REG•_5.19 I SUPER SPECIAL 1 CHOC. WITH VANILLA PUDDING OR VANILLA WITH CHOCOLATE PUDDING SARA LEE 454 g CAKES ittouREG. 2R .59 SUPER SPECIAL MOTTS FROZEN APPLE .JUICE 355 mi 9 9 OUR REG. 1.39 SUPER SPECIAL GRANNYS FAMOUS BUTIER TARTS PKG. 10129.. 2.09 SCOTTIES FAMILY PACK FACIAL TISSUE SHEET 1 79 8-0X WHITE ONLY SCOT TOWELS PLUS 2 ROLL 1.29 PKG. ALL VEGETABLE V-8 JUICE 4TINZ 1.19 LIQUID DETERGENT SUNLIGHT • LITRE 2. 19BOTTLE 4 DELICIOUS VARIETIES DAVID COOKIES 400 t9 199 PKG. ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES FLOUR 10 kg 6.99 BAG NEILSONS 4 BAR BUNDLE CHOCOLATE BARS 5 VARIETIES �, ��UNDLE McCORMICIIS RYE CRACE(IS 01 MITOSIS SLUM STOONN L DAR OR ED WHEAT THINS 300 9 1.19 PKG. BAKERS SEMISWEET CHOCOLATE CHIPS 350 g f 99 PKG , ENHANCE CONDITIONER OR ENHANCE CLOSE UP GREEN OR RED TOOTHPASTE 100 TUBE DIETRICHS FRESH COU RTOL STYLE 12 s 9990of - SHAMPOO 3r00 2.49BOTTLE k PREGO PLAIN OR MUSHROOM SPAGHETTI SAUCE 796 11, JAR 1 McLARENS 3 VARIETIES DILL PICKLES OTRE 159 JAR BREAD L CUTTER OR SWEET NIXED McLARENS PICKLES E 1.99mL9 I PLAIN OR SALTED CHRISTIES TRISCUITS 250 g 1.59 PKG. ' • DESSERT TOPPING COOL WHIP 500 mL 4190 TUB A CAVENDISH FARMS 4 VARIETIEI FRENCH FRIES 1 k9 1.29 PKG. e PHILADELPHIA ONION OR DILL CHIP DIP 8 o:. 1.19 TUB . THERE IS A CURE ... FOR KIDNEY DISEASE Together We Can Find it GIVE GENEROUSLY THE KIDNEY FOUNDATION OF CANADA ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT NEILSONS JUICES ONE LITRE 9 e EDAM OR GOUDA BADEN CHEESE 227 9 f189 PKG. BADEN XXX LIMBURGER CHEESE 200 g 1.89 PKG. _ NEILSON% QUALITY SOUR CREAM 500 9 1. 49 TUR MAPLE UNE 2% STYLE COTTAGE CHEESE 500 g 1.39 TUB PARKAY SOFT MARGARINE 3 Ib. 2.99 CTN. GIlLETME CARTRIDGES 5's 149 PKG. , !HESE SPECIALS HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 AVAILABLE ONLY IN: EXETER SUPER SPECIAL CHAMPAGNE -WHITE -YELLOW BATHROOM .TISSUE COTTONELLE 8 ROLL PKG. OUR REG. 4.29 SUPER SPECIAL GRADE "A" FRESH LARGE EGGS ALL wflTEc DOZ. SUPER SPECIAL PRICE PHOTO FINISHING SALE 12 Exposure Reg. 5.49 SPECIAL 2.74 15 Exposure Reg. 6.99 SPECIAL 3.49 24 Exposure Reg. 9.99 SPECIAL 4.99 36 Exposure Reg. 13.99 SPECIAL 6.99 REG. Oft KING SIZE PRINTS AT THE SAME PRICE MATTE OR GLOSSY FINISH ON KOOAK PAPER C.4 t PROCESS - SIZES t t61ZB-135 OR MSC COLOUR PRINT FILM OFFER EXPIRES AT CLOSING MAR 31. 1084 ://4 hoe nidrke/• of fine hood. We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. { 750 mL BOTTLES MOUNTAIN DEW OR ALL VARIETIES Of PEPSI COLA 9 4 0 P 304 DEPOSIT BATH SIZE WHITE OR CORAL LIFEBUOY SOAP 2::FRgq IILUEWATER BOSTON BLUEFISH FRIES OR KRISPS 1.29 OUR REG. 1.89 227 g �er DELISLE SILHOUETTE 3 VARIETIES 500 g YOGURT 1.49 OUR REG. 2.05 MONDAY, TUESDAY 8 WEDNESDAY 94 P.M. THURSDAY a FRIDAY 9.9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 81304 P.M, f and Carrah's sixth birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Elliott and son from British Colum- bia are visiting with Brian's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and Dean, and other relatives in the community. Hibbert United Church Women met in the Family Life Centre on Wednesday, March 19 with Mrs. Margaret Christie presiding at the Weekly bowling at Zurich lanes Wednesday Morn. Exeter Ladies B. Cunningham 493 A. Wilson 704 11. Wasnidge 486 M. Lovell 495 M. Deline 480 M. Buchanan 511 HS A. Wilson 312 Thursday Grand ('ove Estates R. Kite - D. Abbott D. Lightfoot C. F'Iewefyn HS D. Lightfoot IIS C. Flewellvn Thursday Mixed League D L.A. Melocke 626 7 B J. Jacobs 491 0 GT J. Smith TH H. Penning HS L.A. Meloche HS J. Smith 431 480 407 495 198 200 634 7 501 0 250 232 Friday, Queensway IIS S. Bosse HS N. Regan A. Miazga AO S JS P DH PH TC HG RD GH ,PP UD Hs HT HA Monday Ladies League D. Hamather P. Shroeder D. Clark J. Finkbeiner B. Reshke S. Desjardihe V. Huston S. Stade S. Dickert C. Denomme J. Fisher J. Bengough T. Thiel S. Dickert S. Dickert 71 122 113 651 743 585 574 478 504 573 625 661 480 631 560 359 835 229 Tuesday Morn Grand Cove Estates B. Forbes 572 M. Snider 516 HS IIS R 1111 TT[ P 1)11 B HS HT HA P. Morton M. Snider P. Morton Tuesday Nite Alen's M. Mommersteeg 620 J. Bedard 613 R. Vanderhoek 669 K. Clark 666 R. Crown 704 R. Hadar 626 R. Bierling 652 L. Hoffman R. Vanderhoek R. Radar ft. Crown R. Crown L. Bedard 547 244 223 23 151, 7 141. 19 111, 181, 377 354 816 787 210 208 Thursday Golden Age Seniors High Doubles: B. Strachan 1. O'Rourke E. Hohner IIS E. Hohner HS E. Strachan Saturday Intertown Bowlmore at Zurich Zurich HS S. Dickert HT J. Fisher 695 Bowlmore HS L. Lincoln HT L. Lincoln 728 256 300 383 199 159 274 19 262 11 Lucan at Exeter Exeter HS J. Simpson HT J. Simpson 646 Lucan HS A. Watt HT V. Horbaniuk 273 9 234 21 571 St. Marys at Zurich Zurich HF L. Dale HS L. Dale 344 St. Marys [IF J. Ramsley 1257 HS J. Ramsley 1165 10 309 :38 piano. Mrs. Florence McPhail and Mrs. Ilia Barker were in charge of the devotions and program, dealing with the se- cond chapter of the study book, "Jesus Means life". Discussion was held on how "He" would have been seen by "His" peers. Mrs. Margaret Daynard presided for the business with Mrs. Verle Mahon recording secretary. A box is to be plac- ed in the church to receive donations of uses eye glasses and lenses, which are to be forwarded to the Blind Mission. Mrs. Margaret Christie and Mrs. Mary F. Dow reported on the Presbyterial, regar- ding the coming special event in Wingham in April, also a United Church Womens day at Camp Bimini in early June. Mention was also made of the upcoming visit of Bishop Lou and his wife from India. Mrs. Dorothy Dow reported on the official board meeting. Everyone was reminded of the Cancer Tea being held in Main Street United Church, Mitchell on Saturday, March 31. Two crib quilts were donated to the Salvation Army. Mrs. Dorothy Dow and Mrs. Margaret Miller were named a committee to investigate the purchase of some type of sofa for the Family Life Cen- tre. 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