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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-08-05, Page 10I PROD. OF U.S.A. CANADA NO. 1 RED FLAME OR GREEN THOMPSON CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS GRAPES 2.18/kg LB. 4 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA NECTARINES 7LB. 1.52/kg Times -Advocate, August 5,1982 PLAYGROUND BAKESALE - Dan Watson (back left), assistant playground super- visor Caroline Regier, Donna Turkheim, supervisor Kathy Love, and (front row) Cynthia Stark, Jennifer Stark, Tracy Fisher and Caroline Love helped with the re- cent Zurich playground bake sale. Jnuntfnunnnnnuunnnuuunnnl cz Emmanuel United Church REV. B. LAING B.A. B. Div. Organist Mrs. E. Grace Martin August 8 - 10:30 a.m. Combined service with the Dashwood U.C. congregation at the Zurich pavilion, east of the arena. Special music. Following the service there will be o pot- luck (finger -food) lunch drinks provided. August 15 - 11:15 a.m. - usual morning v4 rship service August 22 - 10:30 a.m. Combined service with the Dashwood U.C. congregation at the Dashwood Pavilion, behind the Community centre. This will be an out -door Communion ser- vice. Following the service there will be a pot -luck (finger -food) picnic - drinks provided. Games for the children. August 29 - 11:15 a.m. - usual morning worship service Please Join us. We extend o warm welcome to all. Zurich Mennonite Church Pastor CLAYTON KUEPFER Sunday, August 8 8:45 a.m. Worship Service 9:45 a.m. Sunday Church School 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Speaker Clive Oely Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Service Friday to Sunday Torchbearers Camp Out Weekend Meditation Yesterday is already a dream Tomorrow is only a vision But today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Holiday activities Saturday dinner guests with the Sweeney family were my sister and husband, Carol and Bill Butler and Scott of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Les Usher - wood of Toronto and family are presently enjoying two weeks at their cottage north of St. Joseph. Ruth Zielman, along with her parents and .sisters, recently spent ten days in Winnipeg and while there at- tended her cousin's wedding. Several town residents en- joyed attending the activities in the area over the weekend, beginning with the Moonlight Madness on Thursday night in Hensall (that drew a large crowd). The Friedsburg Days on Friday and Saturday were also a big success. Congratulations to Bob and Donna Hamather who recent- ly celebrated their 25th wed- ding anniversary. Jerome and Marie Denomme were happy to see friends, Andre and Susan • Madore from Quebec who spent a few days with them a week ago; also with Victor and Irene Hartman. Other visitors with Jerome and Marie were Gerald and Uleen Rowland of London. Part of the Ducharme fami- ly held a little get-together recently outside at the home of Matthew and Martha with entertainment provided by Gerry and Ted Ducharme of Dashwood. Farewell to Pastor Jack Dressler, his wife Eileen and two sons, who have moved to Waterloo and I am sure will be missed by the whole com- munity as well as the members of the Lutheran Church. Rev. Cheryl Ashick- Englert is in charge for the time being until a replace- ment is appointed. Little Helena and Janette Whittington of Peterborough are spending two weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Antenna B & T Sales & Service Installation and Repairs Delhi Towers T.V. and C.B. Antennas VARNA, ONTARIO Brian McAsh 482-7129 If no answer call 482.7157 Mrs. Case Van Raay at RR 3 Dashwood while their parents Cora and David are home tak- ing care of their new born baby brother, Darryl James. Laurene Corriveau along with her sister, Dorothy Lan- nin of Mitchell spent the weekend with their mother Mrs. James Broughton in At- wood, and attended the 125th anniversary celebrations of Elma township. Doug Corriveau of Calgary • is spending a 10 day holiday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Nap Corriveau and brothers and family in Goderich. George and Annette Overholt of Burlington visited for a few days in town this past week with several relatives. David and Jean Tingley and two children from Cor- nwall Prince Edward Island are visiting with good friends, Doug and Nan Kincaid. Congratulations to Gary and Brenda Koehler, Hensall, on the arrival of their first baby and little "girl" born at St. Joseph's Hospital Satur- day. A granddaughter for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Koehler, RR 2 Hensall, and 38th grandchild for Claude and Madeline Gelinas of Zurich. Anne Besozzi and son Steven from San Francisco are presently enjoying a month's vacation with her parents Frank and Jerry Kane. Good bye to Rob Chester and his wife Carol who have moved from Exeter to Kit- chener. The couple were members of Lutheran Church here in Zurich and Rob work; ed at the Times -Advocate paper. Welcome to Yvonne Reynolds who has taken over Rob's job, so if you see so- meone walking around taking pictures at different functions it's Yvonne. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oesch spent the holiday Monday visiting with their daughter and son-in-law Debbie and Greg Thiel at their new home near Stratford. Ervin and Irene Bender of Guelph were Monday guests with his sister, Mary and Cur- tis Gingerich. Bob and Linda Hendrick and two children returned home on the weekend after a two week motoring and cam- ping trip to Calgary and going to see her sister; Janet and Richard Regier and family. HAYTER ELECTRIC LTD. Centralia, Ontario Owned and operated by DAWSON HAYTER Introduces KNIGHT GUARD SECURITY SYSTEMS Premises protected for THEFT, FIRE, HOLD-UP, POWER FAILURE Commercial, Residential, Agriculture with Central Station Monitoring for further information Knight Guard Security Systems Subsidiary of Hayter Electric Ltd. Centralia, Ontario (S 19) 228-6172 z Ladies' tournament 'super day; playground schedule well-filled This past week at playground was safety week. On Monday morning and Tuesday afternoon the am- bulance attendant came and talked about safety. He show- ed us the inside of the am- bulance. We all thought it was great. Wednesday we went swim- ming at Vanastra. On Thurs- day we had a bottle drive. On Friday, we went to the firehall. Mr. Merner gave us all a ride in the fire truck. What he told us was in- teresting. He showed how hel got ready for a fire and wharf he does when he gets to the fire. On Saturday we had a very successful bake sale. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those in the community for making our bottle drive and bake sale a success. Your support is greatly appreciated! Ladies Day at Bayview Twenty ladies took part in the Tuesday Ladies Division two -ball foursome tourna- ment at Bayview. Most of the ladies finished eighteen holes looking more like drowned rats than golfers. All agreed to do so again in two weeks. The following are the win- ners of the tournament: First nine low net: Shirley Bedard and Mary Forsythe; First nine low gross: Josephine Thuss and Evelyn Rubbery. Second nine low net: Kay Webb, Albina Galat. Second nine low gross: Shirley Carroll and Jean Johnston. Nearest to pin on first nine: Delores Green; Longest drive: Shirley Tiernan. Nearest to pin on last nine: Evelyn Rubbery. Hid- den hole, Dorothy Showers and Doris lEickmeir. Personals Congratulations to Don and Sharon Gingerich RR 2 Zurich on the arrival of their sixth child. A little boy "Ben- jamin John" who was born on Saturday,. July 31st at Exeter Hospital weighing 6 Ib. 12 oz. This is the lith grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gingerich. Sixteen children, members of the 9-H Beef and Dairy club along with some parents and friends spent the day at Canada's Wonderland last Tuesday, going by vans. Jason and Krista Schilbe it was a super day and noted spent the weekend with their grandparents Hubert and Marge Schilbe. their parents Richard and Brenda spent the weekend in Ottawa where Richard was playing in the Memorial League Softball Tournament. Last Sunday, August 1st the children of Ron and Marilyn Heimrich hosted a surprise family get-together in honour of their parents' upcoming 25th wedding anniversary. Ron and Marilyn were mar- ried 25 years ago on August 10th at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich. Congratula- tions to this well known couple. Deaths The community was sad- dened by the loss of two of its residents this past week. On Wednesday, July 28 Mr. Den- nis Corriveau passed away suddenly. 'A very large funeral was held for him on Saturday morning. We extend our sincere sympathy to his wife (Meryl) and all his fami- ly and relatives. May we also extend our sincere sympathy to Vic- tor Dinnin in the loss of his wife Lylyan (Lyl) Dinnin, who passed away on Satur- day, July 31 SCHNEIDERS 500 g. PKG. ALL BEEF STEAKETTES FRO, THE Nr BONELESS RUMP ROAST 6.11 . 7lb. SCINIB IERS LANE RING BOLOGNA 11.4,. CANADA "A" GRADE BEEF FROM THE LOIN TENDER JUICY SIRLOIN STEAK S F*M NR SIRLOIN TIP ROT e.fi /k• 9Ib. SOMMERS SLICED BEEF LIVER. PREVIOUSLY 99 FROZEN 2.18/kg Ib. 6.57/kg G BEEF D 3.70V /kg Ib Ib. SLICED COOKED HAM J1. FROM THE LOIN DELICIOUS WING OR TBONE STEAKS s EYE REMOVED OUTSIDE ROUND ROAST OR FPI CUT ROUND STEAK (6ONELESS) • Ib. FRESH SHANK OR BUTT PORTION LEG OF PO .48 /k9 . Ib. SLICED SLID BOLOGNA 375g.� FRESH CENTRE CUT STEAKS OR ROASTS U.ECOF PORK SI4.14/k9P 88 SRNIUEii VALU PLUS WIENERS 1 LB *1 29 PKG. Schneiders Pride of Canada Sweet Pickled Boneless Pork Butt SLICED CORNED BEEF 3 x 509. 197 COTTAGE ROLL SchneidersMaple Z & W Cooked inked � SAUERKRAUT 9n1 PoIY Beg 149 ROAST BEEF . . j8.SO ik $3. 99'b. COOKED °HAM Itchen No Name Schneiders Sliced Chicken Loaf or ••/� KNACKWURST 3759.PKG t'18 LUNCHEON LOAF °S.71/kg $2.591b. No Name 5.69/kg SCHNEIDERS PORTION HAM STEAK 175 PKG9 REGULAR, THICI( DR MAPLE MAPLE LEAF SIDE BACON 12.59 Maple Leaf coil style Fresh ANantic Fillets SMOKED PORK SAUSAGE37JJj%?8 POLISH SAUSAGE .. =S,OS./k9$2.?916. BOSTON BLUEFISH jS.73/ko'1.691,. '5.05 /kg `?.nib. $O.`O0./k9 1. 99 Ib. Maple Leaf fine, coarse or creamy Shopsy Cole Slaw or Special prices In effect till closing LIVERWURST CHUBS Mg' POTATO SALAD '2 62 �k9 :% i91b Tuesday August 10, 1982. S WORTH OF PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 WAX DEANS OR GREEN BEANS 1.30 /kg POO. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 OREJEII CABBAGE FRESH 69 # CRISP EA. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FANCY BARTLETT FOR ONLY WITH EVERY 50.00 PURCHASE AT ANY ZEHRS MARKET ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE FRESH BUNCH PEARS 2.18/kg 99!. CARROTS BUNCH 59# GR. ONIONS ONTARIO GROWN FRESH BUNCHES. GR. NIONS ONTARIO GROWN 7 P T � '� FRESH TENDER 1.74/kg � T t 0 99 MINIZARRO S1"9�. PRODUCT OF ONTARIO TENDER & CRISP BEAN SPROUTS PRO111OCT OF ONTARIO 1.30/kg CN$NLU DRY 591b NOODLES 170g 79# ke nid est el fine Meds ONTARIO N0. 1 ROMAINE MINNIE WITH GAS FILL UP r PRODUCT Of -CANADA N0. 1 GRADE ONTARIO LARGE CELERY STALKS 594 PROOSCT Of CANADA N0. 1 ORADE ONTARIO GROWN SWEET GREEN PEPPERS 2.18/kg 991? PRODUCT OF SOUTH AFRICA OUTSPAN LETTUCE EA. S9° ORANGES 4 1D. 43e i9 ONTARIO GROWN PRODUCT OF S. AFRICA FRESH BUNCHES GRANNY SMITH 2.62/kg RADISHES 3FOR.99! APPLES dRADE'1191b. ONTARIO GROWN N0. 1 IN THE SNELL ENGLISH NO NAME CUCUMBERS EA.79# PEANUTS 1 k9 $2.99 ..1 '„ 4. ,•a. -,,:.,. by