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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-06-16, Page 10Times -Advocate, June 16,1982 ( lee'. J� -� : ►: '�- ".� . w ,' ; . Ve",r E ' y Stu. - SAHIB AT WORK - Sahib the elephant did most of the heavy work putting up the Martin and Downs circus tent. A group of students from the public school were at the fair grounds Thursday morning to see the big -top _go up. Martin and Downs shows well attended Kids treated to elephant. rides as circus visits Zurich ch There sure was a lot of ex- sion was MP Garnet Bloom- Bill Butler In Sarnia on Best wishes for a speedy citement in town last Thurs- field. Everyone attended Saturday. recovery are extendedto day. Early in the morning the Mass at St. Peter's Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Mozart Helen Consitt who is a patient circus moved into Zurich and Church prior to the breakfast. Gelinas Jr. and three children in Victoria Hospital and children from school were Dancing demonstrations spent from Friday to Tuesday Theresa Ducharme who is at taken to the arena grounds The tap dancing pupils of of this week with relatives in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. to watch the big tent go up, Mrs. Michelle Haberer North Bay, being Mr. and Deborah Denomme of Port and see the animals walking (Steve) had a recital on Mon- Mrs. Mark Kelly. Huron is visiting with her around; especially the day night at the community Congratulations to Paul and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis elephants and a camel and a centre for their parents and Elizabeth Weber (nee Groot) Denomme along with their llama. families. • They will who were married at St. son, Joseph Denomme from Then in the evening the demonstrate all they have Boniface Church on Saturday. Edmonton, Alberta who is show was sure worth every learned, and mark the end of She is the daughter of Mr. and ' vacationing for two weeks penny and the standing in their lessons. Mrs. John Groot of RR 1, with his family and friends. line. We really enjoyed wat- Ladies golf starts Zurich. Mrs. Norma Siebert, ching the trapeze acts, juggl- The ladies division of the Also congratulations to Zurich, and her daughter, ing, dog and horse shows, the Bayview golf club started last Harvey and Mary Clausius Mrs. Paula Lobb of Clinton clown and car act and to see Tuesday. who celebrated their 25th enjoyed going on a bus trip how intelligent those Mrs. Emily. Kirkpatrick wedding anniversary a week last Sunday to Tuesday to elephants really are. was the winner of a golf ball ago Sunday (June 6) at the Chicago. A highlight for the children for the least number of putts. home of Doug and Betty -Ann One of the main highlights was to have an elephant ride. Anyone interested in join- O'Brien with a family barbe- ' of the trip was going to see the All-in-all both performances ing the ladies division are to que and pool party. last show and performance of were full. contact the club at 2364030. A surprise 30th wedding an - So it goes to tell you - Tee off time is 1 p.m. every niversary party for Arthur /- tE+ everyone loves a circus!!! Tuesday. and Eileen Gelinas was given K of C breakfast Personals by their children on Saturday Approximately 20 enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. George at ' the Seven Dwarf's delicious Communion Harvey of Redford, Michigan Restaurant in London. It was breakfast on Sunday at the are presently spending ten attended by brothers and _ DominionTavernformembers days at their summer home at sister and their spouses from of the Knights of Columbus the lake, North of St. Joseph. Zurich, being Claude and ., Doug Geoffrey from the Seaforth district Along with them is her Mozart Gelinas and Mrs. councils, along with theirwives mother, Mrs. Margaret Meryl Corriveau. and parish priests. Three men Masse, also of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. George Brun- - were awarded 25 year Jerome and Carmel ton of London spent the memberships service pins. Sweeney attended the wed- weekend with Hubert and 77(774777777 Guest speaker for the occa- ding of her sister, Carol, to Marg Schilbe. -• , , , :. ._..!2..... -.,• Construction Homes, Renovations, Adddho form Buildings d Repairs Aluminum Siding S Awning Zurich 236.4432 Daytime Eclat,. 235.2901 Evenings Councillors to ride donkeys By Mary Chessell Varna There should be a big crowd at Stanley Township Park, Varna, on Sunday night to see Stanley and Tuckersmith councillors and road crews on jackasses for a wild game of Donkey Baseball! Hot dogs and other refreshments will be available at the booth and there will be balloons for the kiddies. See ads and posters for more details, and bring along your lawn chair to be sure of a seat. Nguyen letter A letter from Hiep Nguyen was read at. Varna and Goshen church services on Sunday. Itis nearly two years since the Nguyen arrived here. Tai is enrolled in a course at Fanshawe College. Hiep has passed in all five of her university courses and will be teaching French at Robertson Memorial Public School in Goderich starting in September. Sunday School attendance awards will be presented at Varna Church next Sunday in a special service. The follow- Jnutntututnutntnnnunluuuunt /1A IRT F T1A r Emmanuel - United Church REV. B. LAING B.A. B. Div. • Organist Mrs. E. Grace Martin Sunday, June 20 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship Family Sunday No Choir Practice Thursday, June 17th• 7:45 p.m. Ladies Community Fellowship at Exeter Town Hall Friday, June 18th - 6:00 p.m. to Saturday evening • Retreat North of Bayfield. Phone Donna Greb Sunday, June 20. 8:00 Service at Fullorton UCW Please join us. We extend o warm welcome to all. St. Peter's Lutheran Church REV. JACK DRESSLER Organist Mrs. Christine Eagleson B.M.A. Sunday, June 20 10:00 a.m. - Worship Service 10:45 a.m. • Sunday School There is o nursery for small children which is supervised dur- ing the worship service. Everyone Welcome Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor CLAYTON KUEPFER Sunday, June 20 9.45 a.m. Sunday Church School 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and prayer service. June 18-20 Family Comping at the Old Homestead Sunday 10:30 a.m. Church Service Meditation: Thou ort the way to Thee alone from sin and death we flee. And he who would the Father seek Must seek Him Lord by thee. Thomas Howeis ing Sunday a film will be shown in place of regular classes and communion will be observed. Personals Mary Reid was admitted to hospital in Clinton a week ago Sunday. We hope she'll soon be well enough to return home. Margaret Dowson is feeling much better, and should be home by the end of the week. A. fish story Bill Chessell had an ex- citing experience on his fishing trip to Powassan last week. He landed a 38 inch, 13 pound pike. • Brother-in-law Don Riehl got a couple of drenchings when the big fellow slapped the water with his tail. The fish put a hole in the _landing net, too in his attempt to escape. We put back a lot of good bass, so we're hoping to catch them again on our summer trip. The weather in the north has been beautiful all spring. The Varna Midget Girls will be playing ball in Goderich at6:30 on Friday, and in Kin- cardine at 7:00 the following Thursday. Golden Glimpses Now that we are back to summer weather again, the residents are able to enjoy their walks- and take in the sunshine on the patio. The annual meeting of the home was held on Tuesday evening. After a number of years of faithful service as a director on the board, Lewis Boshart resigned and was replaced by the newly elected representative of the Zurich Mennonite Church, Earl Oesch. John Corbett who has served on the board of direc- tors for many years as a member at large and has not been enjoying good health was replaced by Ian McAllister. Residents who have been out visiting during the week are Mrs. Jessie Brock, Mrs. .WI speaker from Arc Industries Zurich Institute held their June meeting in the Hay Township Hall with Gerry Kane, Belle Merner and Dorothy Merner in charge. The topic wsa Education. The 4-11 girls and their leaders presented a skit with Susan Deichert as commentator. Gerry Kane introduced Harry Stewart from Arc In- dustries in Dashwood. He showed slides and talked about their work. He also brought some samples of their work. At present there are 69 workers at Arc plus a staff of •12. They are very pleased to have groups come in for din- ner and a tour Ruby Hoggarth, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Westlake, Mrs. Rachel Amanns and Amos Gascho. Mrs. Michelle Haberer brought her tap dancing students to perform for the residents on Wednesday even- ing. The programme was very much enjoyed. On Friday afternoon, some of our residents enjoyed a bus ride to Bayfield and surroun- ding area. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Mrs. Shirley Luther of Hen - sail. Mr. Luther presided at the organ during the service. PERCY BEDARD Carpenter *Custom Built Homes *Renovations *Additions *Repairs *Free Estimates Phone 236-4873 After 6 Zurich While it Lasts On Wholesale List Prices ZURICH Home Hardware 236-4911 zehrs fine markets... of fine foods FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO CHICKEN LEGS IDEAL FOR THE BARBEOUE CUT FROM ONTARIO POULTRY NOT FROZEN (PART BACK ON) 2.18/kg YOUNG ONTARIO BUDGET PACK ,PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.14/kg 3 CENTRE CUT PORTIONS 3 RIB PORTIONS 3 TENDERLOIN END PORTIONS Ib. Lawrence Welk in person. Another bus trip was taken by seven people from town along with several others, to Frankanmeuth, Michigan on Sunday where they saw the Giant Parade, many Christmas and wood carving shops. They enjoyed the famous delicious chicken din- ner there. Those on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner and son Carl, Alice Thiel, Helen Geiger and Mr. and Mrs. Laird Jacobe. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bedard Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Corriveau attended their nephew's wedding on Satur- day in Komoka being; Larry Milne to Charmaine Findlay: He is the son of Pete and Ed- na Milne. Sunday visitors with Lucien and Nora Corriveau at the Spruce- Villa Apartments were their son Cyril and daughter-in-law Lynda Cor- riveau, London and their children. The newest one is 11 days old - little Jessica Nicole came to see her grandparents for the first time. Jessica is their 22nd grandchild. Congratulations to Steve and Karen Grainger (nee Middegaal) who were mar- ried on Saturday, June 12 at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Blyth. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Grainger "FRESH' Bread, Rolls, Pastries, and Donuts -.. Over 60 Kinds of , Canadian & Imported Cheese T14T N BAKERY & CHEESE HOUSE Zurich 236,4912 Seaforth 527-1803 FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO CHICKEN BREASTS 3.26/kg Ib. BURNS FULLY COOKED PORK SHOULDERS SMOKED PICNICS s 2.60/kg • Ib. "CENTRE cur PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.81 /kg 1� BONELESS CENTRE CIT PORK CHOPS OR ROAST 5.91 /kg .1.68 CAMPFIRE SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g PKG. 98 198 WRNS $.P. CORNMEALED BACK BACON PIECES - 5.91 /kg 1� Ib. e 68 SOMERS 8.13/kg Mlle STYLE SLIM SUMMER SAUSAGE $3.69tb. SNOPSYs PRErAREP 2.60/kg COLE suw ON POTATO SALAD I. 181b. SEAMS SPECIAL FRUIT ATLANTIC ILL PERCH FETS 5.71 /kg 1519b- eFRESN BAKED DELICIOUS C OVEN Y ♦ CALIFORNIA SALMON FLESHED COOKERY CLUB 10.34/kg LIGHT & DARK MEAT TURKEY ROLL :4•691b. MAPLE LEAF 5.05/kg TASTY SLICED MORTADELLA 1291b. WRNS LINK STYLE BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 3.28/kg f.1.49 SCHNEIDERS PORTION HAM STEAKS 175 g PKG, 59 PRNNE OF SMOKED PRESSED DINNER NAM 5.71 /kg 1,59 Ib. PRIDE Of CANADA REGULAR WIENERS 1 Ib. PKG. r%a SCHNEIDERS YAC PAK PEPPERONI 300 g j2.89 MAPLE LEAF PREPARED BEEF BURGERS 750 g $3.49 SLICED ZEHRS SALAMI 175. MAPLE LEAF BRAND VISKING BOLOGNA PIECES - 2.18/kg Ib. 99' NO -NAME BRAND PEPPERONI SALAMI SUMMER SAUSAGE 600 g CHUB .ff.99 'F... LE HEADCHEESE 375 g 1611 SCHNEIDERS SLIM STICKS 5 VAR. 250 g '1.79 EA. $c$Nf1IERS COUNTRY DRILL SMOKED SAUSAGE 500 g '2.59 ZENRS SLICED SUMMER% SAUSAGE 175 g j 19 AME BAVARIAN SMOKIES 375 • $1.39 WHITE BREAD 24 oz. LOAF DELICIOUSLY FRESH HOT DOG ROLLSERPKG FRESH HAMBURGER BUNS PKG OF 8 694 . COUNTRY OVEN 694 COUNTRY OVEN 694 CANTALOUPE LARGE SIZE 18 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 8 ONTARIO GROWN ENGLISH CUCUMBERS CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO HOTHOUSE TOMATOES. 184/k 9 129 L8. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE S. (GRAPES '3 51/k9 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA CAN. NO. 1 PEARLETTE GREEN RAPES '351/kg SEEDLESS Eq FROM THE TROPICS CHIQUITA, DOLE OR DEL MONTE 86# ik. BANANAS 39°.a EACH LARGE JUICY- FLORIDA WATERMELONS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. 16 Ib. AVG. CUT PIECES 55'/kg ... 25' Ib. 9 • EACH PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA LARGE GREEN CELERY STALKS GREAT IN A SUMMER DRINK PRODUCT OF FLORIDA 52/7 LIMES SIZE 83. 9,, PRODUCT Of ONTARIO CANADA NO. 1 GRADE COOKING ONIONS 2 LB. PROD. OF S. AFRICA GRANNY SMITH APPLES CANADA FANCY GREAT IN A SALAD PROD. OF ONTARIO BEAN SPROUTS PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GRADE SPANISH TYPE ONIONS THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: 61.30 /kg 59'18 PRODUCT OF CANADA FRESH CRISP SPINACH 10 oz. PKG. 88' PRODUCT OF U.S.A. JUICY PAPAYAS .sf.69 HIGH IN PROTEIN PRODUCT OF ONTARIO TO FU 500 g. PKG. " 9 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO DRY STYLE CHINESE NOODLES 170g 79 1 130 /kg PROD. OF CALIFORNIA SWEET OUTSPAN AFRICAN S LEMONS# �` 9 LB. ORANGES Z. 4/St VIOLETS 4" POT'', ty HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 MONDAY, TUESDAY & WIDNI$DAY 946 P.M. EXETER THURSDAY & FRIDAY 94t00 P.M., SATURDAY S:304 P.M. MAKE YOUR OWN LEMONADE SIZE 95'a PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA 4 LB. 69° PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 GRADE CARROTS 218 BAG f9 00 PRODUCT OF ,ONTARIO FRESH CRISP LEAF LETTUCE 3 s1