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Clinton News-Record, 1984-10-24, Page 9DIETRICH OKTOBERFEST ROLLS 8s WESTONS "ASUP DTR TLEM°" B ER . HORNS 6s1.39 4 VARIETIES HABITANT SOUPS 28 oz. 119 CADBURY 3 VARIETIES INST. HOT CHOCOLATE 500 g 99 BEEF, TURKEY, CHICKEN SAVARIN MEAT PIES Boz 69? SUN PAC FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 355 m 1.29 L HIGHLINER FROZEN HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS 750g g 1.3 CONVERTED STYLE UNCLE BENS RICE 900 9 ' Z. ( HIGHLINER FROZEN SOLE IN BATTER OR HADDOCK FISH STICKS 350g 2 .3 2 VARIETIES MCCAINS SUPER FRIES 15kg , 99 - CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, Oc.TQBER 24,1: -.PAGE 9 burn .broombqllers still on top as. league the `tart o. the Myth broomball season nitaPy PeoRle were wondering just how the 41W_ Prn Feebps would do this year. Ear the past three seasons Auburn has ,b ►Pile ..Pt the top teams in the league. Iowever 4 thestart of this year, the Falcons have Indy nine players returning froBaltit year's "B" championship team. If the results. from the first week of action are asy,>pdication, then Auburn is still a team to bo reckQne i with. On October 16, three goals by Dana Bean, led Auburn to a 4-2 upset victory over the defending league champion 8th Liner squad. Allan McWhinney scored Auburn's other goal, while David Caesar collected two assists and Paul Warwick and Eric Scott added one each. Gordon Machan and Ron McNichol scored one goal each for the 8th Liners, with single assists going to Herb Govier and David Souch. On October 18 Auburn returned to the ice to do battle with the always tough Blyth Inn Bandits. Scott Machan set up Paul Cook for the game's only goal with 6:15 remaining in the second period to give the Bandits a 1-0 shutout over the Falcons. In other action on October 16, Yvonne Cronyn and Gwen Fisher both recorded shutouts, as the Goderich Harbourlites and Auburn fought to a scoreless overtime draw. The Blyth Bears edged the Blyth Inn Bandits 3-2 in a fast and exciting game. The Bandits took an early 1-0 lead ori an unassisted .effort by Scott Machan. Three single goals by Gary Souch, Len Knohert and .Don Nicholson enabled the Bears to grab a 3 - 1 lead. With three and a half ' minutes left in the. game With IRO cut the margin to 3 - 2, when Paul Cook was set up by Scott Machan, but the Bears managed to maintain their one goal lead. Pete Knohert picked up two assists in the game for the Bears, with John Bird adding one assist. Janet Nicholson's goal four minutes into the first period, was all Lucknow neededas they posted a 1-0 triumph over Brussels. Joan Chaniney picked up the assist on the game winner. Greg Hackett and Steve Howard had one goal and assist•each to lead last year's "A" finalist Lanesville Lords to a 3-0 shutout over the Goderich Oarsmen. Jim Van Osch added the Lords' other goalon an unassisted effort with his team two men short. On October 18 two goals by Allison Graham paced the Blyth Baintoneers to a 2-0 victory over the Goderich Knight Riders. Kendra Youngblut picked up the assist on both Baintoneer goals. Ron de Boer netted two goals to lead the Lakelet Hornets past the Clinton Warriors by a score of 4-0. Ken Quipp and Dave Ireland picked up single markers, while in the assist department Doug de Boers picked up three on the night while Steve Douglas added one. Cheryl Walker had two goals and an assist, while Marie Brindley and Dianne Nethery both had a goal and two assists, to lead Belgrave to an 8-0 victory over Yogi's Girls. Merrilyn Black and Denise Nethery had a goal and an assist each, with Brenda Gordon and June Bakker adding single goals. Three goals and two assists by Wayne Saunders helped to carry thejotteltyrtevgls to a 13.0 blowout of the IVIaltlandDirtRiders, John Beadle and Dave Carter added two goals and two assists for the Devils while Mike Schumache collected two goals and one assist. Rodger Forsyth had one goal and two assists, Wayne Carter a goal and an assist, and Don Carter and Al Forsyth one goal apiece. Hallowe'en has ancient beginnings, congregation learn By Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse BELGRAVE - Approximately 20 elemen- tary schoolchildren formed the choir of Knox United Church, Belgrave on Children's Sunday which is held monthly on the third Sunday. They were accom- panied by organist, Mrs. George Procter. Rev. John G. Roberts spoke on the word "Hallowed" which bears special significance to Hallowe'en. Prior to the Roman invasion of England the Celts or native occupants of England, Scotland and Wales celebrated the festival on Dec. 31. On that date the spirits or ghosts of the dead were supposed to return to earth and wander about; hence the masks, costumes and spooky creations, After the arrival of the Romans the date was changed to Oct. 31 and sculptured pum- pkins with lighted candles and apple dunk- ing were added to the festival. The following day, November 1, is "All Saints Day" and has been of note since the seventh century. It is observed as a church feast day, all -hallows, Christ has overcome all. Euchre winners Eight tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in the WI hall on Oct. 17. Winners were: high lady, Jean Pattison; novelty lady, Mrs. Herb Clayton; low lady, Mrs. Edgar Wightman; high man, Gordon Walker; novelty man, George Drehmann; low man, Lawrence Taylor. There will be euchre on Wednesday even- ing at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. People eport Mr. and Mrs. Mar Miculan of Stoney Creek spent the wee end with her parents Rev. and Mrs. John Roberts. Bert Johnston was le to return home on October 17 after being patient in the Alex- andre Marine Hospital, Goderich. East Wawanosh Public School held a suc- cessful garage and bake sale on Saturday, at the school. Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse visited on Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Hugh Wilson at the Ritz Lutheran Villa, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler were din- ner guests on Sunday with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Keyes of Varna. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Black, Crystal, Sabrena, Amanda and Jolene recently mov- ed into Belgrave. Sheila Anderson of Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson. Elizabeth Procter spent a few days last week with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs: Howard Zettler and Sherry of Chepstow. Marjorie Procter of Mississauga and Mr. Douglas Townley and Christen of Toronto were weekend visitors with Elizabeth Pro - CASE OF 24 280 mL. TINS SPRITE FREEEINE OR REGULAR COCA COLA SAVE 53.00 CASE OUR REG. 57.99 CASE LAYS BRAND ALL VARIETIES 200 g POTATO CHIPS SAVE 80c OUR REG. 51.69 ALLENS CHOICE PURE APPLE JUICE 48 oi. TIN 9 HOSTESS 14's HALLOWE'EN CHIPS 224 g KELLOGGS LARGE PACKAGE RICE KRISPIES 575 g 10' FOR YOUR BATHROOM 5 COLOURS COTTONELLE TISSU ESAVE 860 PKG. 4 ROLL PKG. OUR REG.'$2.25 GRANNY'S POPULAR BUTTER PK G,TARTS FLAKED LIGHT CLOVERLEAF TUNA SAVE 51.00 PKG. OF 10 OUR REG. $1.99 WESTONS HAMBURGER OR WIENER ROLLS 6.5 oz. NEILSONS HALLOWE'EN CHOCOLATE BAR ASSORTMENT 18'Q • CHILDS, YOUTHS OR ADULTS ORAL "B" TOOTHBRUSHES EACH SCENTED OR UNSCENTED,, BAN ROLL-ON 1.99 75 mL STUART CARAMEL LUNCH SNACKS 1.19 PKG. OF 8 SIX VARIETIES KAL KAN CAT FOOD 39? 170 g TIN' DR. BALLARDS 4 VARIETIES CHAMPION DOG FOOD 723 g 69' FOUR VARIETIES BICKS PICKLES 1.99. 500 mL WESTONS CHOCOLATE OR RASPBERRY swIss ROLLS 990 4's WESTONS FRESH DINNER ROLLS 99' PKG, OF 12 WESTONS FRESH RAISIN BREAD 1.29 450 g LOAF WESTONS OLD BAVARIA DANISH TWISTS 219. 475 g DESSERT STUFFED MANZANILLA TOPPING BICKS REDDI WIP OLIVES 450 9 2.99 375 mL 2.39 326 4 VARIETIES SWANSON DINNERS 129 DIETRICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 75 g LOAF 68 4 HEILSONS POPULAR OECAFFEIHATEO SANDWICHES n �•991 COFFEE .99 449 THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: Country Oven Bake Shop COUNTRY OVEN WHITE 675 g BREAD LOAF COUNTRY OVEN 79 MUFFINS 12 s 1.29 DELICIOUSLY FRESH BAKESHOP SPECIALS BRANAVAILABLE ONLY MUFFINS 6's 1.25 IN BAKERY i EQUIPPED STORES WESTONS WHITE SANDWICH BREAD 675 g LOAF COLLATE 3 VARIETIES TOOTHPASTE 150 mL TUBE • r -- GRANDMA GRANDMA MARTINS PIE SHELLS 454g 1.79 SOFT STYLE PARKAY MARGARINE 129. 1 Ib, CATELLI 3 VARIETIES EGG NOODLES 79? 375 g 3 VARIETIES LAURA SECORD PUDDINGS 1.19 425 g NABOB 3 GRINDS "TRADITION" COFFEE 369 g3 . 3 9 DIET COKE, CAFFEINE FREE SPRITE OR DIET SPRITE SPRITE OR COCA-COLA 1‘5. 89? PLUS LITRE hoc DE P JOY DETERGENT 99° 500 mL FAMILY ASSORTMENT OR FRUIT CREMES PEEK FREAN COOKIES g3. 19 600 ASSORTED VARIETIES PEEK FREAN CRACKERS 1.29 250 OUR GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE A WELCOME AND APPRECIATED GIFT FOR • ANYONE. ASK -OUR STORE MANAGER ORPCASHIERS FOR DETAILS CLUB HOUSE SEASONING MIX 35 g 69° CLUB HOUSE SLOPIX PY JOE 59? 37 g CLUB HOUSE 43 a We reserve the right to SPAG. SAUCE MIX 65, limit purchases to reasonable WITH MUSHROOMS weekly family requirements. HIGHWAY NO. 8 JOSEPHINE ST. (HWY. NO. 4) GODERICH WINGHAM MON., TUES. - 9 TO 6 P.M. MON., TUES., WED. A SAT. - 6:30 TO 6 P.M WED., THURS., FRI. - • TO 0 P.M. SAT. $:30 TO b P.M. THURS. AND PRI. - E:30 TO 9 P.M. INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4AND NO. 63 EXETER MON.. TUES., WED. • 9 TOG P.M. THURS., FRI. • 9 TO 9 P.M. SAT. - 0:30 TO s P.M. Iter. They were all dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter and family on Sunday. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hill, Jeffery, Richard and Robbie of Tavistock, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry, Marilyn, Kimberly and Darryl of Londesboro, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zettler and Sherry of RR 1 Chepstow. The Induction Service for Rev. Victor Jamieson of Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels and Knox Presbyterian Church, Belgrave, was held recently. A reception followed to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson and their family, Ann, Heather and Ken to the community. Game schedule set for Blyth industrial hockey Oct. 28 - Radfords vs Inn, Hubbards vs Mannings, Baintons vs Watsons. Nov. 4 - Mannings vs Watsons, Baintons vs Inn, Hubbards vs Radfords. Nov. 21 - Hubbards vs Watsons, Baintons vs Radfords, Inn vs Mannings. Nov. 25 - Mannings vs Radfords, Inn vs Watsons, Hubbards vs Baintons. Dec. 2 - Baintons vs Mannings, Hubbards vs Inn, Watsons vs Radfords. Dec. 9 - Baintons vs Watsons, Inn vs Rad - fords, Hubbards vs Mannings. Dec. 16 - Hubbards vs Radfords, Mann- ings vs Watsons, Baintons vs Inn. Dec. 23 - Inn vs Mannnings, Hubbards vs Watsons, Baintons vs Radfords. Dec. 30 - Hubbards vs Baintons, Mannings vs Radfords, Inn vs Watsons. Jan. 6 - Watsons vs Radfords, Baintons vs Mannings, Hubbards vs Inn. Jan. 13 - Hubbards vs Mannings, Baintons vs Watson, Inn vs Radfords. Jan. 20 - Baintons vs Inn, Hubbards vs Radfords, Mannings vs Watson. - Jan. 27 - . Baintons vs Radfords, Inn vs Mannings, Hubbards vs Watsons. Feb. 3 - Inn vs Watsons, Hubbards vs Baintons, Mannings vs Radfords. All games are at 6:30,8 and 9:30 p.m. This year's industrial hockey teams in- clude: Hubbards: Robert Szusz, Brian Bromley, Dennis Knox, Terry Rutledge, Brad Bromley, Brent Andrews, Tom Black, Jim Dickson, Bruce Bromley, Brad Thomson, Danna Bean, Archie Mason, Gus Van Massenhoven, Tom Cronin, Ray Riley. Baintons: Don Stewart, Jeff Lockridge, Kevin Carter, Ron McDowell, Don Shiells, Bill MacDougall, Kevin Tasker, Doug Shiells, Ron Cook, Steve Robinson, Jeff Sowerby, Paul Taylor, Rob MacDougall, Mike Maxwell, David Hull. Blyth. Inn: Steve Howson, Dale Whitfield, Paul Cook, Larry Robinson, Steve Bromley, Tom Perry, Andy Ives, Lloyd Michie, Ron Hunking, Kurt Whitfield, Carmen Bernard. Gary Hakkers, Wayne McDowell, Richard Badley, Bruce Mason. Radfords: Ken Ritchie, Ron Ritchie, Mur- ray Black, Cam Cook, Bill Roy, Larry Howatt, Bruce Howson, Darryl Youngblut, Jim Keller, Paul Yanchus, Brian Shiells, Doug 'McClinchey, Steven Bowers, Steve Maxwell, Gordon Rinn. Watsons: Jeff Watson, Terry Pierce, Mike Mallott, Dwight Chalmers, Don Dunbar, John Watson, Brian Westberg, Lavern Clark, John Feeny, Steve Nixon, Rick Elliott, Darwin Ducharme; Barry Bromley, Darin Richmond. Mannings: Gary Courtney, Wayne Mac- Dougall, Bob Hillis, Derwin Carter, Dave Errington-, Ken Siertsema, Glen Ferguson, Brian Black, Scott Stevenson, Randy Boyer, Wayne Harvey, Randy Nixon, Brian Bazinet, Larry Morrison. - DECORATING PROBLEMS? Now,we can offer you a professional help with furniture IayotJt. sketches. colour co=ordinatlon.and consultation Let us show you our new selections of fine furniture, carpets. wall . paper, bedspreads and accessories, to make your home more beautiful BALL & MUTCH FINE FURNITURE 71 ALBERT ST., CLINTON `'FELE PHONE:.482-930!