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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-09-22, Page 5TRI COUNTY CHAMPS -The Winthrop Rebels won the Tri -County Bantam Girls Championship, defeating Walton 2 games to 0 in the first round, Atwood 2-1 in the secondround and Wingham 14-3, 15-14, and 7-6 in the final series. Team players are (front row) Bev Campbell, Susan Hulley, Karen Bennett, (captain), Sandra Hulley, Lisa McClure, (middle row) Joanne Johnston, Donna McClure, Sandra Hunt, Lauri Habkirk, Kathy Pryce, (back row) Ann Bosman (coach), Lori Strong, Laura Chesney, Sheila Van Dorp, Mag Devereaux, Mary Anderson, Carol Hunt (manager).. Absent from the picture is Samantha Poisson. The players would like to thank all the drivers, and the fan support given to them this season. (Photo by Phillips) Wed in Alberta G�o DbllOn ©id ©t? © THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 22, 1982 A5 Take time to enjoy autumn Correspondent JOAN CRONIN 345-2772 The weeks go by , so quickly, I wonder how many took time to notice what was going on around them. We are well into the fall season and to me the most beautiful. The 'fall colours are a photo- grapher or painter's dream come true.„ For only the Master Painter could create such colour and beauty on earth for the human eye to observe. But, sad to say, today's society is so caught up in the economic turmoil of our country, that one only hears of their complains and frus- trations. Atone tine not too long age, the only high one heard about was that which was gotten from a pill or a plant, but, now that is replaced by the phrase, high inflation, high interest, and high unemployment. No one is ever satisifed with the weather as it is either too hot or too cold,' too wet or too dry. If your day had any good points they would soon van- ish after you listened to the news at night. After hearing of the wars, deaths, fires, and accidents, one wonders what happened to the good news or is there noneo f that any more? Life is passing us by and we are all so preoccupied with ourselves, our commit- ments, social activities and family' obligations that we all forget to take time. Now you are going to say what time, there is none telt and what would 1 do with it if there were any? Well, 1 found this verse some 'time ago and it 'has a great deal of merit in its conclusions and maybe some of these forgotten priorities will make for you a better day. Take Time to Think.... It is the source of power. Take Time to Play.... ' It is the secret of perpetual youth. Take Time to Read.... It is the Tountain of wisdom. Take Time to Pray.... It is the greatest power off earth. Take Time to Love and Be Loved, It is a„God-given privilege. Take time to be Friendly.... It is the road to happiness. Take Time to Laugh.... It is the music of the soul. Take Time to Give.... It is too short a day to be selfish, Take Time to Work..,. It is the price of success. Take Time to do Charity.... It is the way to show all mankind you care. , PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Staple- ton and family, Kitchener were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray and Mr. and Mrs, Ferg Stapleton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bruxer and Jacob of Mensal) and Ness Joan Bruxer of Gode- rich were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruxer on the weekend. The people of Dublin and district extend their sym- pathy to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fuhr and Mr.and Mrs. Jerry Fuhr on the passing of their father Mr. Harolds Fuhr of Stratford this past week. Mrs. Dorothy Robinson, Burlington spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke and Mrs. Cathe- rine Looby. Miss Delaine o'Rourke of London was visiting with her parent Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Rourke on Sunday. The Dance Fit classes have begun and after the First week of lessons the ladies are still not in need of the Absorbine Jr. or any other pain relieving potion as they thought. There are 19 ladies participating and what an enjoyable way to spend an hour twice a week. Dublin 4-H Club met Sept- ember 14 in the St. Patrick's Church basement. Elected officers are: pre- sident - Cath'y Louwagie, vice president - Mary Margaret Kelly, treasurer - Maureen Murray, secretary - Cathy Kelly, lunch committee - Huron Separate Enrolment in Huron -Perth Separate schools experienced its smallest annual decline since 1973. Director of education Wil- liam Eckert told the board, at its Sept. 13 meeting in Dublin. that total enrolment in the schools on Sept. 7 was 2.574. This is down .5 per cent from a total enrolment of 2,589 in. 1981. Enrolment figures for the 1982 opening. Mary Lou Maloney and Heather Bennewies, phone committee - Terri Van Loon, Lucille Delaney, and Nancy Louwagie, press reporter - LucilleDelaney. The leaders are Mary Lou Maloney and Heather I:+ennewies. The first meeting was spent learning the basics of making pizza dough and kneading bread. The girls served pizza for lunch. enrolment IJ day of school are up from what was projected. Schools in Perth County continued to decline, from 1.395 students in 1981 to 1.354 students in 1982. Mr. Eckert pointed out that, while Perth's numbers continue to decline, Huron schools are experiencing an 'increase. There are 1.220 students in Huron in 1982, up from 1,195 in 1981. ' SUPER SPECIAL FRESH ONTARI• BUJ GET PACK LOIN EACH PKG. CONTAINS 3 CENTRE CUT 3 RIB PORTION 6 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION C©flufftepcin. Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN - 345.2028 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Reilly flew to Fort McMur- ray. Alberta for five days relently where they attended the wedding of their son Douglas and Sherry McKeag on Sept. 10 at St. John's R.C. Church in Fort McMurray. The bridal couple flew home on their honeymoon and nn Friday evening a reception was held in their honour at the Kniahisof Columbus hall in Columhan. Relative+, friends and neighbours at- tended. Another happy cvcnl hap• pened for Joe and Fran O'Reilly. On Sunday a girl was born to their daughter Pauline and Gary Nicholson al the Goderich Hospital. Our congratulations lu the parents and grandparcats Pauline and Gary attended the reception for Douglas and Sherry on Friday. Con. gratulatlons also to rho nest married couple Mr. and Mrs, Theo Van Bakel returned home from Holland tshcrc they spent the last Three weeks visiting their relatives. Mrs. Malt Claesscns and Mrs. Herman Klavcr lcfl last Friday for Holland where they will spend the next month visiting their relativ'• CS. Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Con• nors of Oliphant visited for a kw days lass week with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy O'Connors, On the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy O'Connors e's• bed with Sister Caroline and Sister Rose O'Connors of Windsor. Thcv also had a tour of Jack Miner's museum farm near Windsor. Mrs. Vincent Lane, Fr. Tom McQuaid and David and Mary Lauzon visited last Friday with Ben and Rose- mary Flanagan and family in Kitchener. Mr- and Mrs. Wm. Ladner of Wiarton visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan spent Monday at the Mar. tyr's Shrine in Midland, Guests who attended the Cornish -Nolan wedding on Sept. 11 came front Queens- ville, Newmarket, Bowman• ville, Calgary, Alta., Kilch• crier, Sault Ste, Maric, Tor. onto, Kingston. Heinen. Kcnnilworth. ['demon, Clin- ton, Staffa, Cromarty. St. Thomas. Dublin. Scaforth, Mitchell. Stratford, 5t. Marys and London. J.C. Cornish. the groom's grand• father from Zurich Nursing Home, who is 92 years young, also attended. We would like to welcome Gary and Ann Cronin, recent newlyweds to the hamlet of SI. Columban. Gary and Ann are living in the new home of Frank Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan, Matthew and Stephen of Melbourne visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Ryan. Mrs, Annie Cronin, Marie DcJong and Tracy, Bonnie Siemon, Mrs. Cecilia Ryan, Louise Ryan and Brenda Ryan attended a bridal Shower for Sharon Eckert, daughter of Jerry and Marie 1Dalton) Eckert of Owen Sound on Sunday afternoon at the Immaculate Concept- ion Church hall in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me - lady of Peterborough and Mrs, Bob Giza and her son Ryan spent a few days last week with Mrs. Mary Me - lady. Mother Theresa boxes 5. zehrs fine markels...of fine foods 1 NO NAME SLICED - 3 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS 375 g PKG. 8 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT PURCHASES. Zehra own brand SLICED SALAMI 175 g nfr Boneless ROAST *45.57/kg SIRLOIN TIP 1.11 LB. Maple Loaf - 3 varieties sliced 175 g MEAT LOAVES '1.19 No Name sliced 175 g TURKEY MEAT 11.19 No Name Farm style coo 9 PORK SAUSbG,11.78 FRESH FROM THE LOIN CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS r4. ft /kg r2. fit LB. f4 /kg /Rg Si* 88 PORK C PSLB FRESH BONELESS PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS 5.91 /kg $V .68 LB. SCHNEIDERS KT1 RERFEST SAUSAGE PRIDE OF 'CANADA ' REDDLAR STYLE IENEL'S 89° 5�PKG.g St 78 FROM ONTARIO PORK FRESH MEATY PORK HOCKS /kg 69LB. 23% FAT OR LESS MEDIUM GROUND BEEF 13.14 kg I. 71 LB. 454 g PKG. FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF TENDER SIRLOIN STEAK $7of • /kg 1.4. 11 LB. FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF FROM THE LOIN WING OR T-BONE STEAKS *T/6,,?; /kg r3.4f LB. ZEHRS 0V1N BRAND SUMMER AUSAGE 175 g PKG. 119 Maple Leaf Mini 1.59 Bkg PORK SHOULDER 12.99 Maple Leaf - 3 varieties LIVERWURST 250 9 99° Schneiders Oktoberfest375a PORK BURGERS '179 Schneiders Okerloat MUSTARD atoboz '2.29 SUPER MOIST BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES PACKED IN WATER CHUNK UGHT CLOVER LEAF TUNA SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES SLICED COOKED HAM 175 g PKG. 178 SCHNEIDERS KENT SLICED SIDE BACON 5 VARIETIES 500 9 ��.98 lAt the Deli Counter BURNS LINK STYLE PORK & BEEF BREAKFAST SAUSAGE r3.t►2 /kg r1.7f 1_8. FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS OUTSIDE EYE REMOVED ROUND ROAST r5 91 r2.6f /kg LB. 2 L W store sliced COOKED HAM Schneiders round smoked picnic PORK SHOULDER Maple Leaf coil style POLISH SAUSAGE Pride et Quilts Oil tutor HEAD CHEESE STORE SLICED 15.49 /kg 1249 L. 16.59 /kg 12.99 L. 15.65 /k9 1229 L. 5.49 /kg 12.491_.. FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND STEAK • 5.91 /kg r?.6f LB. NEILSON 2% PARTLY SKIMMED CHOCOLATE [MIL FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS RUMP ROAST r6 /kg 1.7f LB. K 3QT. BAG •f9 OUR REG. 2.59 WESTON CHICKE O ZEN TURKEY HIGH oiEii R MUT/ HAMBURG OR KNOTTY PINE HADDOCK AYLMER WIENER ROLLS PIES IN BATTER TOMATOES 5109 99 6.5 OZ. 89 TIN PKG. 770 OF 12 9 1� i 28 OZ . 89 350f TIN P280KG.99° 9 \s ,nl .iltt•rnalnc 10 1 Sl(11- boxes. t hlldrrn In Huron and I'ertlt separate so hoods nr,lt. he toting Mother I hen s,1 hexes not Hallo 11e'en I he 1liiriar Perth Separate 'thnol Hoard Is 0,nung until Its Irl'Si int et nig whe'II further information on the kill' her Ihtlts,l boxes will he as ad atilt I he board made the I* Isom to anal( further info, niatinn ,It Its Sept I t noir u+h I hl hexes R ere ao.nl,,hlt Ino tnlstet's In look .11 1 here were ',litmus of Mother I In rt ..i and t hddren ,d the third world nn the boxes I11retfor of F'ducation wll holm I t keel inch' aced the '01100ls ha to pas for the boors Ile lsasn't surf' of the 11s1 ,1111 suggested 11 mat be around flvo•cents per box. Iles fee would go inwards dd1111nistr.ltlnll costs Instead n1 taking those osis out of the mime l collected hs the sou dents HARD -UP ROOST ST. COLUMBAN 345-2750 Effective Immediately WINTER HOUGty: MONDAY TO FRIDAY - 8 AM TO 8 PM SATURDAY - 8 AM TO 5 PM SUNDAY - 10 AM TO 2 PM Let us be of service to you!! WE HAVE A DAILY DINNER "SPECIAL" AS WELL AS MANY OF YOUR FAVORITE FAST FOOD ITEMS. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR PROPANE NEEDS AS AGENTS FOR SUPERIOR PROPANE WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR IMAGE SHOEREPAIpG SERVICE DELIVERY ON TUES., THURS., SAT. OUR SMALL VARIETY MIGHT JUST NAVE WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FORI AQalUDop AYLMER AYLMER MUSHROOM SOUP 3/'1 10 OZ TINS VEGETABLE SOUP 41*10 INS 4 FLAVOURS CRYSTALS 9.75 OZ. 74 PKG OF 3 3 VARIETIES OATS 1 35 kg sf. SCENTED OR UNSCENTED DY I D DEODORANT DEA bog $?.f9 SCENTED OR UNSCENTED ROLL N 50 mL '1.89 4 COLOURS OISPOSA TOWELS J -CLOTHS 0FG0 149 DARE • 4 VARIETIES COOKIES 4009 �f.f9 TOMATO JUICE 48 02 TIN 990 Correspondent MRS. ED REGELE 527.1106 Mrs. Clarence Rcgele is visiting with her brother. sisters•in•law and other rela- tives in Stour's. Manitoba. Sunday visitors with• Mr. and Mrs. Fd Egele were Mr, and Mrs John Brown. Elaine and Sharon 03 Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pres7cator of Crediton and Mr. and Mrs Das id Glanville, Earl and Tina of Listowel. Director paid to 'help find successor Retiring director of educa- tion Ken Self has been relmhursed $2,500 for assist• ing the Perth County Board of Education find his successor. The decision was made in commitlee•nf•the-whole fol- lowing the hoard's Sept. ' meeting Mr. Self explained the pat. mcnt is for extra work he did helping the hoard find his repLlvement He added that o hF n he submitted his resig- nation earlier this year the hoard has two choices. either hire an outside consulting firm or engage Mr. Self's sert ices. Mr 'Self's retirement is effective Dec. 31 of this year. On ,lan. I. 1483. the present assistant superintendent Paul Sherratt will take over Ow duties of director. AYLMER CHOICE CUT 19 oz GREEN OR TIN WAX BEANS Sgt OEI3U4D NCY TS 19OZ 65' Christies Triscuit WAFERS 250 g 139 RAM e�R ;� 4 3:f 29 Sic 8 S an CpLEANLR , „TRF 1219 SUPER SPECIAL CHIQUITA DOLE OR DELMONTE AYLMER CHOICE CREAM CORN 0% .'9 oz GREEN PEAS f2FORf CHOICE HALVES OR SLICED AYLMER TINOZ PEACHES '1.19 AYLMER CHOICE HALVES 19 07 BARTLETT '1.1Til9 Arm & Hammer washing SODA 3 k9 13.59 Bur5019 8 Beans. Meatball CANADA DRY REGULAR 04 UNE TRAC II SHAVE CREAM 300 mL �f.99 39060 ALE CLAM SODA Woo, TOPOC WATER OR SUOAR FREE GINGER ALF 75o mL 2/890„, BOTTLE PER McCAIN 3 VARIETIES RIGHT GUARD ANTIPERSPIRANT 250 mL $2.49 SILKIENCE REGULAR OR EXTRA BODY SHA11900 OR CONDmOHER 400 22. 79 TIDE DETERGENT 1 LITRE2 V.n REVIVE, APPLE OR ORANGE JUICE FROM CONCENTRATE 250 mi 3/ 1 GILLETTE TRAC II 0A VITA CARTRIDGES PRG OF 5 SCENTED OR UNSCENTED SOFT & ORI ROLL-ON so mi '1.59 4f59 ASSTI7 FLAVOURS MISS MEW CAT FOOD 6TINS NS e(/11•f Stew Beans PURITAN & gWene''` 89° Scented or on -scented Roll On I FT DRI SO mL11 59 BANANAS 642,? Prod of California Can CANTALOUPES E Prod of 00fado C.,,. No. 1 FRESH CARROTS Prod of Ontario Can No 1 2 COOKING ONIONS SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA liG. 1 GRADE BLUE OR GREEN Cy OCEANrSPRAY::13.39 Rise re Shine Orange CRYSTALS 13 02 I 3 Clarks - 2 Varieties BEANS 14 DI GRAPES BSk40#Z• 99 T P.od Of Ontario • No 1 Can NO 1 A 99' WAXED RUTABAGAS Prod 01 Ontario Ca^ 30 1 '1 SPANISH TYPE ONIONS Product OI C^'Ano MINI CARROTS 7, .1 1 of B C 1 r Fancy 118 BAG 49' LB BAG 49, Prod. o1 Ontario Can No CELERY STALKS EA 69' SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER Pine BEEF PIES ?cog '1.69 DOWNY LIQUID FABRIC SOFTENER $4.49 3 LITRE GRANNY SWEET MELLOW BUTTER TARTS PKG 29 OF 10 �f. ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT MINUTE MAID JUICE 125 $f. f9 OLD DUTCH BLEACH 36 LITRE 1f. 370gp1(G.OfONE IG - OR FOUR 5" TOTINO DELUXE PIZZA '2.29 Neilson 20o Small Curd Cotta ESa '139 CFIEE Soo 9 9 Hi hliner Haddock Delisle Silhouette FISH STICKS o: 12.69 YOGURT 500 g Blue Bonnet Coloured ' .'s MARGARINE 3 16 1269 Assro • PKG. OF 4 NEILSON CANDY BARS $1.19, PURE VEGETABLEadapt _ CRISCO 3 LB SHORTENING '2.89 69° Fleischmann YEAST 4 of '199 Weston Apple Snack FRESH BUNS 6 99° CTHEESE 400 g e° Baby Edam *g. 1UFFINS„. Weston Raisin Bran11 15 SCHNEIDERS CHEESE s .89 MILD. MEDIUM OR OLD CHEDDAR. BRICK. FARMERS, COLBY OR MOZZARELLA 250 g PKG Sweet Mixed. Baby Dill, Yum Yum or YOUR CHOICE RICKS PICKLES Sweet Irk mL JAR OF 49' -kg 19'1_8 08,kg 49'LB '1.74 kg 79' Ls 'f74 'k9 S.9' BARTLETT PEARS 79'L8 Prod 01 Ontano Can NO 1 218 BAG SWEET PARSNIPS Product of Ontario Fresh MUSHROOMS r4Y7kgrf98L3 Prod of Ontario Can No 1 Sweet GREEN PEPPERS 5/79' Prod of Onlano Car No 1 GREEN CABBAGE EA 99' PICKLES AT LOW PRICES! '129 Becks WINE SAUERKRAUT 32 02 '1.19 Backs Pickles SWEET GHERKINS '2.29 Bicks Stuffed MANZANILLA OLIVES 179 Rose Plain. Garlic or Polska Ogork' pf. DILL PICKLES , 750 mL 375 ml LITRE THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAY NO. 8 JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) GODERICH MON., TUES. 9 TO 6 P.M. WED.. THURS., FRI. - 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 70 6 P.M. WINGHAM 993 WALLACE AVE. N. LISTOWEL INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 EXETER MON., TUES., WED. • 9 TO 6 P.M. THURS., FRI. 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. 8:30 TO 6 P.M. 4