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The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-26, Page 9BASKETBALL DRIBBLE -Scott Bamford explains a play to Peter St. Marie and Paul Menary, The boys were participants In a Lathes recreat n soft basketball clinic held Saturday. at the high school (Mcllwralth photo) a i a e ds Seaforth Ladies Recreational Softball came Hitting for Ken Smith was Dianne Gridzak to an end on Tuesday,' Sept. 11 with the 2 doubles, Peggy Dale, a double, Patty Anne Queen's Hotel winning the 2 out of 3 playoff Gridzak a double and Donna Beuernan a series against Ken Smith Pools by a score of double and triple. 22-12. ITALIAN BRAVO PLAIN r� 1 S 1i TTI ��' SAU . %, ,� C,*'B oz. JAR f.29 � -10)7 \} 2' So'j% +`4.✓''"i LAttelA EGG S' LES REG. 51.19 NOODLES PKG 980g DELCIOUS REG Si 49 LANCIA REG, 51.65" SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI. OR READY CUT MACARONI LANCIA PASTAS 900 g PKGS. LASAGNA 5009 1.19 BRAVO BRAND REG 572 PASTE 490 5 5 oz TIN BRAVOCHICK PEAS REG, 95c WHITE KIDNEY BEANS OR RED ROMANO BEANS LENTILS BLACK EYED PEAS OR TIN SMALL FAVO BEANS 19 01 MILANO GIANT REG 59C LADY PKG FINGERS/�� KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES LARGE 675 g PKG 149 LIQUID STYLE JAVEX BLEACH OUR REG 52 19 3,6 LITRE 129 10 VARIETIES HOSTESS CHIPS OUR REG 51.69 2b0 g pKG99, S. Cancer run a failure Seaforth's fourth annual Terry Fox run was a dismal failure as only one person showed up for the event. Rainy weather could have been a reason for the poor showing, but Recreation Director Bryan Peter, said the run has been attracting fewer and fewer people each year. In 1983 only four people showed up for the run. • "It (the weather) probablf had something to do with it but you'd thitik if people had intended on running and had collected pledges they'd have shown up," Mr. Peter said. "We thought we had everything covered regarding advertising and letting the public know about the run, but it's like pulling teeth to get them out and running," he said. Mr. Peter said that the recreation boird hasn't given upon the run. "At this time we intend to give the run one last shot and see what happens. But we're going to have to continue to do something to get a turnout." Mr. Peter said the recreation department may try to arrange /something with the schools in conjunction with the fall fair next year. Les Habkirk, the only person to run this year's course, raised $286 in pledges for the Canadian Cancer Society. Ken and Nancy Larone walked the course later in the day and made a pledge at the bank. "People have been quick to forget," said Bob Dinsmore, a member of the recreation board, Racing over at Clinton (Continued from page A8) with Herman for Wilmer Preszcator of Exeter. Dale Kennedy finished fourth in the third with Countella, co -owned by Gordon Dick of Seaforth. Dale Kennedy also finished third with Becky Hi for Joe Lane of Seaforth in the fifth, while John Muir was fourth with Hiawatha Ring for Rene Dupuis of Seaforth. Mitola Hi, owned by Joe Lane of Seaforth. picked up her fourth win of the year from 14 starts and took a new 2,06.2 record with Ross Battin on the bike. The five-year-old mare by Scram-Alexene Hi has also been second three times. John Muir won the tenth itt 2.05.3 driving Highland Ovation for Gerald Schenk of Crediton and this gave him a one point lead over Ross Battin for the most wins during the Clinton meet with 15. John received the Molsons Travelling Bag and $50. BLACK DIAMOND . BLACK DIAMOND MILD OR MEDIUM • CHEDDAR oit:0-11 CHEESE- 225gf.89 BLACK DIAMOND WHITE OR COLOURED OLD CHEESE 225 9 1.89 BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 125 g 1.49 BLACK DIAMOND "SINGLE THIN" CHEESE FOOD SLICES 5PKG. 00 g OUR REG. • $3.99 BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 2509 Z•89 BLACK DIAMOND LITE CHEESE FOOD1 SLICES 25.9 .6 9 BLACK DIAMOND 111 11 10 SKIM MILK CHEESE 250 9 1.6 9 CANADA "A" GRADE LARGE EGGS 9DOZ. CHOCOLATE MALLOW, CHOCOLATE ECLAIR. GRAHAM SQUARES. FAVOU 1E15. GINGER BOYS. SHORTBREAD RINGS WESTONS COOKIES OUR REG. 2 55 TIN TIE 400 g PKGS 1g9 WHITE, YELLOW, BLUE, MOCHA, KLEENEX TISSUES OUP REG. 51 3 200 SHEET no WHITE. YELLOW. ALMOND ROYALE PAPER TOWELS 2 ROLL1.19 150 ml BOTTLES ALL VARIETIES CANADA DRY ,9c LUS 302 OSIT soonammisomiwommummmi NEILSONS CALIFORNIA 1 L ICED TEA 89' WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND ALWAYS POPULAR ROYALE MACARONI & CHEESE TOILET KRAFT TISSUE DINNER 8 ROLL 225 q 3792/,, NESCAFE VIVA DECAFFEINATED INSTANT COFFEE ij80 or.9 KELLOGGS RAISIN BRAN 800 q PKC 3.19 LARGE 1.25 LITRE WESTONS HAMBURGER OR HEINZ WIENER KETCHUP ROL,L.S 299 9g` j KRAFT ONION CHIP DIP • 8 or Tue 119 KRAFT DILL PICKLE CHIP DIP 8 or TUR 1.19 FOR UNBLEACHEABLES JAVEX BLEACH 3 LITRE 4.29 QUAKER COOKIE OR MUFFIN MIXES ASSORTED 900 q 2.19 KLEENEX ASSORTED 75 60UTIQUEe NAPKINS 1.17 DELJCtOUS VOORTMANS 425 9 HONEY 99¢ CAKE ONE kg SIZE VANISH BOWL CLEANER 1.49 32 oz. JAR HICKS WINE SAUERKRAUT 1.59 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WED. SEPT. 26 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29Th WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REOUIREHENTS. FOUR VARIETIES ZEHRS McCORMICKS BLANCHED CRACKERS PEANUTS 350 g 51°19 OO q PKG 1.39 1.19 MINUTE MAID ASSORTED ORANGE JUICE FROZEN 295 mL 1.49 McCAINS ASSORTED VARIETIES FRENCH FRIES 1 kg PKG 1.39 MINUTE MAID FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE /.49 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH STICKS FROZEN 350 q 1.89 BECEL SOFT STYLE MARGARINE 1 Ib 129 HEILSOHS ASSORTED FRUIT PLUS YOGURT 129 500 g F.B.I. 3 VARIETIES SPRINT DRINKS 750 mL BORDENS CONDENSED EAGLE BRAND MILK 300 ml 1489 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH IN LIGHT FROZEN 350 g 189 LIVING PLAYTEX GLOVES S•M L 189 PP NESTLES ASSORTED MINI - PUDDINGS 20 or 189 McCAIN LITE DELITE PEPPERONI PIZZA 3759 189 WESTONS FRESH RAISIN BREAD 450 g LOAF 129 McCAIN LITE DELITE PIZZA DELUXE 383 q 2.89 WESTONS RASPBERRY SWISS ROLLS 4 PACK 115 GAY LEA ONION CH250 9 IP DIP 11TUB 9 REG. OR DEODORANT KOTEX LIGHG OF TDAYS PK 129 30 VON YUN, BABY DILLS SWEET NIXED BICKS PICKLES 3.29 NESINSCATANT FE COFFEE 10 oz JAR 6.99 RICKS 3 VARIETIES DILL PICKLES 2.79 ASSORTED VARIETIES McCORMICKS CANDY d50 9 179 NESCAFE COLOMBIA COFFEE Boz JAR% 6.9/ COUNTRY OVEN ONLY YN BAKERY RE/LOPED S EORES REGULAR $1.55 DELICIOUSLY TASTY CNI01111 450 g 104E SPECIAL CHEESE BREAD 129 REGULAR $2.59 A DELICIOUS DESSERT APPLE PIES REGULAR 91.99 675 q SITE SPECIAL 1.69 CNOC. OR PEANUT BUTTER CHIP OR PLAIN OATMEAL COOKIES 169 450 9 1.2L0 -°___, KG . THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 28, 1984 RUNNING FOR CANCER -Lea Habkirk was years Terry Fox Run. He earned $286 for the the only area resident to oarticioate In this cause (Mcllwralth photo) CHECK OUT REAL TRUCK VALUE... 1984 82200 LONG BOX DELUXE DIESEL STOCK NO. 180 ONLY 8100. s * DEMO.2000 Km. *INCLUDES ALL CHARGES * PLUS TAX & LIC, VoU Can't► Make A Mss ak M -W MOTORS LTDe. 184 EAST ST., GODERICH 524.2113 SEI S THE STANDARD soW 011 40' oflee• A mLulae.- s3. Mr.GI Almllabls "HIP OF BEEF' 5.0o mays s2.5°CHILDREN Local Talent Is Welcomel Sunday, September 30, 1984 2 pm. - 8 p.m. Vanastra Recreation Centro Sponsored by: COUNTRY MOLES Proceeds to: SVA IAN CANCER SOCIETY HURON -BRUCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVI ASSOCIATION NOMINATION M EETING Lucknow & District Community Centre October 1st 1984 at 8:00 PM membershipNo ll be issued mmediatelyprlor Posuch meeting, except meeting xcept for the renewal of memberships which were valid for the last meeting of the Association. Memberships may be purchased from - 393-5167 396.9656 396-2936 353-7177 529-7356 Mike Snobelen Barry Schmidt Barbara Fisher John Clark Don Alton Margaret Bennett Harry Clarke Joe Desichenbach Watson Armstrong Ken Campbell 357.2742 359-9820 881-2441 392-6536 427-0249