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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-02, Page 22• Page 6A Times -Advocate, December 2, 1981 ALHAMBRA WINNER - (from left) Jim Dalton and Phil Walker present Ron Bogart with o cheque for 52,000 for winning a November 13 Alhambra Lodge draw. Other winners in cluded John Strybusen, 5500; E. Heissenberger 5300; Dr. D. Turner $100; John Poel, $75 and Luke Mommersteeg $50. There were also 31 winners of $25. All proceeds will be used to assist handicapped persons. KEEPING WARM a walk to keep ' parade. - Tim Nethercott took his dog Charlie for r'corrn prior to Saturday's Santa Claus T -A photo (ioldcii As of today. it would almost seem that we are having a second Indian Summer However. we were very thankful to have nice weather for the weekend as the residents were hosting their families to our annual Christmas party which in- cluded a full course dinner. complete with all the trim- mings. Over 200 guests (not in- cluding residents and staff 1 were present. We thank Mrs. Lenore Turkheim and Mrs. Grace Martin for presiding at the organ Sunday afternoon and evening during the dinner hour providing Christmas music. We also wish to thank (lit1iiiipses the auxiliary members who always come to our aid to assist the staff in the kitchen and dining -room on these special occasions. Last Monday evening, films were shown followed by refreshments. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Risi showed slides of his recent trip to Switzerland. Residents who have been out visiting during the week were Mrs. Olive Horton, Mrs. Ferne Armitage and Mrs. Luella Drysdale. Bingo was played on Fri- day evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was cancell- ed due to the family dinner. f Lucan Seniors Lucan senior citizens held their regular weekly meeting on Thursday after- noon with a good attendance. President. Mildred Hirtzel welcomed all present follow- ed by the singing of '0 Canada'. A representative from Vial of Life will speak at the meeting next Thursday afternoon and any seniors in the community who are in- terested are invited to at- tend this meeting. The Christmas party will be held December 17 at 1 p.m. with dinner at the Shillelagh with program to follow. The committee to arrange program is to be Marjorie Steeper. Mureil Cobleigh, Rita Morely and Myrna O'Neil. Milton Hodgins was welcomed and Happy Birth- day was wished Alice Hodgson. Rita Morely, Eleanor Darling and Mabel Froats. The craft group continued with ceramics while John Park convened the euchre with prize winners as follows: Ladies high, Lela Abbott. lone hands. Margaret Carter. low Eva Young. men's high Percy Williams. Lone hands, Ed Dowdall. low Adrian Box. Lunch was served by Ed and Verna Dowdall, Rheola Hotson and Alice, Hodgson. Village thanks fest committee The Zurich Bean Festival Committee has been of- ficially thanked by four Zurich organizations for its contribution to the com- munity. A letter from the village of Zurich says: "The council of the village of Zurich wishes to express their thanks to the Bean Festival Committee for their services to the com- munity." The chamber of com- merce, the Lion's club and the Zurich minor athletic association also expressed thanks to the bean festival for sponsoring free skating at the Zurich arena Saturday afternoons throughout the winter season. By MISS JEAN COPELAND Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler and Mrs. John Rodd visited with Rev. John Wheeler of Mount Forest on Wednesday. Sympathy of the communi- ty is extended to the relatives and friends in the passing of Russell Doupe and to Mrs. Ordell Webber in the sudden passing of her sister-in-law in a motor acci- dent. Rev. Ralph King con- ducted the service at the Nursing Homes in Mitchell Sunday afternoon. He was assisted by members of the choir and congregation. Mrs. Jeff Craigmile, Lon- don spent the weekend with her" parents Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb. DODGEBALL SUPERSTARS - The Superstars team at Zurich Public School lived up to their name by winning the intermural dodgeball title. Shown are: (back from left) Calla Leitch, Donna Turkheim, Matthew Ferguson, Terri Farquhar, Ken Barker, Danny Weigand; (front, from left) Kathy Schenk, Greg Lovie, Paul Dickert, Tim Miller and Lenore Foley. Lucan schools remember Biddulph students play well at November 10 the pupils at the Biddulph and Lucan Schools remembered those who died, during the wars, for our country. The assembly started with the Lord's Prayer and a few words from our school's girl president, April Emery. The students were then shown a film which showed where the men and women died to save their country. A veteran from World War 1I, Sid Daley. joined in the Remembrance Day Service to tell the children of his ex- periences in the war. Todd Froats , Wendy Nevin, Dean VanArenthals and Colleen Malcolm placed the wreaths in Remem- brance. The service, which closed with "0 Canada" will be one which will be long remembered. At the Lucan Building, Mrs. Walker's Grade 3 class was in charge of the service. Students from each classroom placed wreaths that had been made by the public. The guest speaker was Mr. Charles Skolly of Granton, also a veteran. We appreciate the support of the Lucan Legion for our Remembrance Day Ac- tivities. David Steeper, Student Council Secretary On November 25 the Senior Volleyball Tourna- ment was held in Centennial School for the boys teams and in Prince Andrew School for the girls. The pupils from Biddulph played a good game in each case. The Scholeosis Screening for Grade 7 students was given on Monday, November 30. The annual Christmas con- cert will be held in the Lucan Building this year on Thurs- day, December 17 at 1:30 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. For tickets call the school tourney office, 227-4891 or 227-4783, or order through a neighbours' child. The con- certs are always well worth attending. Tuesday December 22 is the last day of school before the holidays. Bowling scores from Lucan Monday Ladies - May Murphy 270-669, Luanne Herbert 267-660, Mary Jefferies 216-842, Sharon Redick 261-629, Lorraine Mosurinjohn 257-639, Kae Haskett 283-604, Hazel Eaton 212-604, Joyce Sovereign 268- 601, Betty Leitch 275, Marg Greenlee 247, Beulah Storey 240, Beth Radcliffe 225. Juniors - Dawn Reid 221- 209, Michael Cannon 215, Peter Bates 210, Todd Fronts 191, Leanne Sovereign 185, Janice Atkinson 183, Sandy Hyde 183, Rod Johnston 177, Tonya Butchart 175, Lauralee McDonald 173. Bantams - Michael Miller 131, Paul Acres 128, Aimee Broderick 128, Jason Miller 121, Jeremy Jemec 117, Shelly Johnston 116, Chris Sleaford 107, Michelle Cannon 104. Colleen's - Diane Rummel 305-723, Lorna Harrison 238- 617, Sharon Dewan 243, Mary Van Geel 219, Norah Cowie 217, Fran Sandison 215, Val Neil 211, Nola Lewis 210, Nadine Hickson 203. Medway - Carol Kish 281- 674, Al Kish 222-636, Myrtle Hastings 249, Pete Den Otter 230, Doris Loft 214, Stu McLellan 197. Seniors- Alf Riley 199, Maurice McDonald 192, Gard Higgs 185, Milton Hodgins 182, Jean Miller 162, John Park 155, Henry Den Otter 152, Helen McDonald 150, Mary Kooy 147. Wednesday mixed - Pat Ryan 265-730, Russ Smith 262-838, Rick Appleman 247- 631, Bob Pipe 228-613, Donna Evans 232, Ian Caldwell 221, Buddy Appleman 221, Wendy Appleman 207, Lynn Smith 206, Marlyn Smith 199. Thursday Men - Don Watt 313-812, Bob Smith 313-777, Dan Gwalchmaf 294-763, Kevin Lightfoot 274-744, Bill Neil 277-764, Lyle Beatson 311-736, Brian Ankers 281- 734, Larry De Caluwe 283- 733, Glen Rolling. 291-724, Jeff Park 248-722, Brad Taylor 255-721, Geo Van Leel 288-706, Jim Smith 272498, Fred Cowdrey 326470, Harold Mayo 279468, Paul Hodgins 284-657, Art Hodgins 250455, Friday mixed - Don Watt 333-730, Wayne Smith 261- 730, Dave Mawdsley 278-676, Leonard Smith 229-641, Bob Graham 212-618, Brenda Smith 258-611, Debbie Glavin 238-606, Ray Carter 241, Lynn Smith 225, Heather Smith 218, Larry Smith 212, Paul Smith 206, Morley Thompson 204, Darlene Smith 203. We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. MAPLE LEAF - 3 VARIETIES SLICED SIDE BACON N Prices in effect Wed. Dec. 2 until closing Tuesday, Dec. 8 FRESH ONTARIO COUNTRY CUT CHICKEN EACH PKG. CONTAINS "'`' 3 Forequarters with Whole Back & Neck 3 Hindquarters with Whole Back 3 Wings 8 2 Giblet Packs " L.B. From Ontario Poultry Fresh Split FRESH CHICKEN LEGS 11.39IICHICKEN BREASTS LB. e.i.. '1.69 5 REGULAR OR BEEF MAPLE LEAF WIENERS MAPLE AF - 3 VARIETIES SLICED BOLOGNA MAPLE LEAF GOLDEN FRY SAUSAGE CUT FROM THE RIB CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF RIB ROAST Z.79 CUT FROM THE RIB CUT FROM CANADA 'A' GRADE BEEF RIB STEAK 219 LB. Beef Braising SHORT RIBS Maple Leaf Portion HAM STEAK LB °f.38 ,.j1.89 MAPLE LEAF BONELESS PORK BUTT COTTAGE ROLL ;x.89 SWEET PICKLED LB. MAPLE LEAF SLICED COOKED HAM • 29 175 g. PKG. By IM P'.ce LB. Is, COUNTRY IIITCNEN MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA Sliced sfe48 LB. MAPLE LEAF SMOKED PICNIC PORK SHOULDER t2S FULLY COOKED LB. DEVON BRAND WITH PORK & BEEF LINK1SAUSAGE 0 a. STORE PACKED Store Sliced • MAEAF SHOPSYS+SALAD CHICKEEN MAKIN LOAF Prepared 1.49 Ln, 189 in. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO POTATOES WASHED LIMIT 5 BAGS PER CUSTOMER 10 LB. BAG SLICING CUCUMBERS S Product of U.S.A. Dole PINEAPPLE EA.99# Prod. of Ont. Can. No. 1 PARSNIPS .. 2 L. 990 Prod. of U.S.A. 18. BRUSSEL SPROUTS 89¢ Prod. of Ont. Can. Fancy APPLES DelRlc ous 3 LB. BAG 149 Prod. of Ontario BEAN SPROUTS 49# Prod. of Canada -Chinese Style DRY NOODLES 6 oz. PKG. 794 Fortune COOKIES Product of Canada TO FU 500 g. PKG. 119 Prod. of Ont. Can. No. 1 Waxed RUTABAGAS LB f9# Prod. of U.S.A. Can. No. 1 Sweet GREEN PEPPERS 89° D6ten 59# MAPLE LEAF 5 VARIETIES MEAT STICKS 149 z50a. PNG. ZEHRS SLIM - 5 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS 79° 175 g. PKG. At the Fresh Seafood Counter Wharf Not In all stores Fresh Atlantic Fillets BOSTON BLUE Ib. to %8 QUALITY DOLE OR CHIQUITA BANANAS 399° Country Oven Brown or Crusty FRESH ROLLS Brown Sugar Coffee Style Dot CAKE 16 ot. SIZE 79° 99?