HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-09-01, Page 11the Zurich Bean Festival.
IT'S MAGIC - A group of children were completely absorbed in the magic feats of Dicky Dean and Marg at
Zurich playground closes for season
Ladies plan fall bowling
Danny and Wendy
Keit:linger, Kitchener, and
Ron and Cathy Meidinger,
Stratford, spent the weekend
with parents and family,
Steve and Pat Meidinger.
Bill -and Shirley Jenner and
lantily of Essex spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Headrick.
Cietenee and Thelma Har -
wick ol Adrian, Michigan and
Maxine Lampson of Pontiac,
Michigan spent a few days
last week in the area and
were Thursday supper guests
of Jerome and Carmel
Sweeney and girls. •
Congratulations td Michelle
and Steve Haberer, Zurich on
the arrival of their first baby,
a little girl Lindsay, who was
born on Saturday, August 21
in St. Marys. She is a grand-
daughter for Fred and
Audrey Haberer, Zurich.
Theresa Hartman and
several family members at-
tended the wedding of Bren-
da Hartman in Windsor on
Saturday. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hartman, Windsor.
Michael and Yvonne Hart-
man of Montreal are spending
a couple of weeks in town
visiting with their mothers
and relatives in the area, and
attending their niece's wed-
ding in Windsor and the 25th
anniversary of a brother on
the Weekend.
Gary and Anne Geoffrey
and family of St. Catharines
spent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Geoffrey, along with
Mary Ann and Jim Vanos and
children of Toronto and
Jerome and Berry Anne Geof-
frey and family of TilLson-
burg. All enjoyed the Bean
festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Scott
returned home ftom a two
week vacation recently
visiting with family and
relatives up north and New
Liskeard and had company
from the states for the bean
festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fenhale from Prince George
are presently visiting with the
latter's sister Marg and Ross
Johnston and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Wright of Chatham,
and attending the family reu
ENRICHED WHITE,
WHOLE WHEAT, CRACKED WHEAT
•ZEHRS BREAD
/
675g •
LOAVE'S
ILSorER SPECIAL
WESTONS MEALTYME
HAMBURGER OR
WIENER ROLLS
PKGS.
OF 8
SPECIAL
BUNDLE OF 2 BARS
IRISH SPRING
BATH BAR SOAP
$t
.1 280 g
SPECIAL
MAXWEU. NOUSE
DECAFFEINATED
COFFEE
8 oz. JAR
1.39
SPECIAL
COLOUR CHOICES
LADY SCOTT
TOILET TISSUE
LO
SPECIAL
1
ARTS 'N' FLOWERS
CHAMPAGNE, WHITE OR YELLOW
SCOT TOWELS
OUR
REG.
$1.99
9 FLAVOURS
POPULAR PUDDINGS BY
LAURA SECORD
20 OZ. (4X5 OZ.)
SUPER SPECIAL
SOFT STYLE
SCHNEIDERS
MARGARINE
SPECIAL
LITRE 2.4 kg
ABC
LAUNDRY DETERGENT
*3.29
SPECIAL
VAC PACK
COFFEE
SANKA
1 Ib. PKG.
1.59
1 Ib.
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
STRAWBERRY FOR RASPBERRY
3 VARIETIES
DR. BALLARDS
BEEF STEW
OR DOG FOOD
14 or
55
ZEHRS
JAMS
750 41 WITH PECTIN
SPECIAL
2.19
FANCY QUALITY
DEL MONTE
FRUITS 19 oz.
PEACHES. COCKTAIL.
PEARS
99TIN
LIQUID,
PALMOLIVE
DETFRGENT 1 LITRE
1.39
MAZOLA
CORN OIL
750 ml
1.69
SPECIAL
IN TOMATO SAUCE
ZEHRS
SPAGHETTI
14 oz.
TINS
FOR
SUPER SPEC!
ZEHRS
CANADA 'A' GRADE
LARGE EGGS
SPECIAL
McNA1R BLANCHED
PEANUTS
32 oz. PKG.
1.79
SPECIAL I
CATELLI
• 3 VARIETIES
PASTA BOX
SPECIAL
3 VARIETIES Of DILLS
BICKS
PICKLES
ONE
LITRE • 59
BYE THE SEA
CHUNK STYLE
LIGHT TUNA
6.5 OZ. TIN
t..$ •
WESTONS
ENGLISH
MUFFINS
DOZ.
spilduki;
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NABISCO
SHREDDIES
675g
59
CATELLI
SPAGHETTI
SAUCE
TOMATO 28 oz.
19
SPECIAL
400 SHEET WHITE
FACETTES
FACIAL TISSUES
169
PKG.
OF 8
SPECIAL
SKIPPY CREAMY OR WONKY
•
PEANUT
BUTTER
750 ml
SPECIAL 1
CATELU
MEAT
• SAUCE
28 oz. TIN
139
I SPECIAL I
PKG. OF 2
SCHNEIDERS
MEAT PIES
ROLL1.6
5
VARIETIES
FROZEN
254f9
PKG.
POWDERED
CLEANSER
AJAX
FAMILY PACK
AAA TISSUES
600g 3711 SCOTTIES 300 s 419
SCOTT CUT RITE SCUBS
WAXED
PAPER ,100 FT .119 Bus , 89'
SANDWICH
STUART HOUSE ALUMINUM SUPER STRETCH
FOILAA PANTY
WRAP 12 x25 SY' HOSE69
pAIR
STUART
HOUSE
SOUP MIXES
ONION 60g 29°
CNOODLE i3
PKGSHICKEN
SPECIAL 1
SCHNEIDERS COOKED
BREADED
CHICKEN
REG. OR HONEY 9009 TUB
$4.29
NOXEMA
SKIN CREAM
84
1.m 9
PLAIN OR SALTED
ZEHRS SODA
CRACKERS
450g99#
HOSTESSPKG.
SPECIAL
MILD -MEDIUM -OLD
COLDY•10022ARELLA
SCHNEIDERS
CHEESES
375 g WEDGES
Country Oven" BAKESHOP SPECIALS
BLUEWATER COOKED
HADDOCK
FISH FRIES...179
POTATO
CHIPS
200,119
SEALTEST LIGHT 11' LIVELY
COTTAGE
CHEESE 500 g 139
BLUEWATER COOKED 1001
HADDOCK
FISH 'N' CHIPS149
GRANNY
BRAN
MUFFINS 6s 99'
WIDE BAND 4 VARIETIES
KNEE COLONIAL
HIGHS 2/ r COOKIES 450 g
159
APPLE, CHERRY, BLUEBERRY
GRANDMA MARTIN Aa
LITTLE PIES 2,;51. ry
SEALTEST 7 FLAVOURS
LIGHT 'N' LIVELY COUNTRY OVEN FRESH
YOGURT soo g 119 BANANA NUT LOAF CAKE 12 o,1.39
FRESH BAKED TASTY COUNTRY OVEN
GARLIC BREAD
ZEHRS COUNTRY OVEN FRESH
WHITE BREAD
12 or LOAF
24 or LOAF
119
S9'
DUKE BRAND
HAVARTI
CHEESE
450 9
'2.99
SCHNEIDERS
QUICHE
LORRAINE 200 g 1.45
SCHNEIDERS
CRISPYCRUST
PURE LARD 1 Ib.
SS'
SCHNEIDERS
SHRIMP
QUICHE
200 g
195
AVAILABLE
Til"""CIA" HIGHWAYS #4 & 83
ONLY IN: EXETER
WESTONS 2 VARIETIES
BUTTER
HORNS
.6. 990
SCHNEIDERS
CHEESE & ONION
QUICHE 200 g 1351i
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY 94 P.M.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY 94:00 P.M.
SATURDAY 8:304 P.M.,
nion held at Barb and Norm
Whiting's residence in
Exeter.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Soudant for two
weeks from Holland are his
sister and sister-in-law and
brother and son who came es-
pecially to help them
celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Bro. Edgar Hoffman from
Holy Redeemer College,
Windsor, Ont. spent last
Wednesday and Thursday
with his brother Abbey
Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Parrish
Sr. of Ohio spent the weekend
with their son and daughter-
in-law, Ron and Kim Parrish
of the Frederick St. Apts. and
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Oesch.
' The ladies' bowling league
held their meeting at the
Town and Country lanes
recently with the executive
team for this year. The Pin7
Heads (Rose Regier's tam)
in charge. The rules were set
up for the following season
and all are • anxious to get
started bowling again. The
first night is on Monday, Sept.
13th. Anyone still interested in
joining the ladies' league can
contact the lanes, Tony and
Marlene Bedard.
Sister Bernadette Laporte
from The Pines in Chatham
has been spending a few
•weeks with her father Mr.
NQeI Laporte at RR 2 Zurich.
Barb and Pat O'Connor and
Anne and Bob Besozzi and son
Steven have returned home to
San Francisco after spending
the past month with their
parents and in-laws Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kane.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kenda Sr.
had company from Toronto
for the weekend.
The Zurich playground has
ended for the summer and I
aqi sure all the children had
a kood time, as they did many
a 'vales and went to a lot of
interesting places, such as a
camping trip overnight near
Goderich and Story Book
Gardens in London last week
to mention only a few places.
Thanks to the leaders Carolyn
Regier and Kathy Love fot
their patience, time and in-
volvement with the
playground and the children.
Little Benjamin Leonard,
son of Doug and Shirley
Debus,.was baptized on Sun-
day August 29th at St.
Boniface Church by Father
Mooney. His godparents were
Paul and Janine Masse.
Congratulations to Debbie
Horner and Dwayne Mathers
who were married on Satur-
day, August 28th at the United
Church in Exeter. The bride
is the daughter of Earl and
Margaret Horner, Zurich and
the groom is the son of Arnold
and Ila Mathers, Exeter.
Lloyd and Virginia
Denomme spent last week in
Calgary and attended their
son Michael's wedding to Nor-
ma Ink in Saskatoon on Satur-
day, August 21st.
Times -Advocate, September 1,1982
HANG ON - Frog jumping contest organiier Dr.
Charles Wallace advises young Jason Schilbe to gently
hold on to his entry until the contest begins.
SELLING
ing meal
Zurich
Deichert
MEAL TICKETS — Handling the choreof sell -
tickets at one of the booths at Satt.rday's
Bean Festival were Leroy Thiel and Claire
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Former resident visits
from the Maritimes
By Mary Chez:all
Roger McKinley has been
home from Nova Scotia for a
week's holidays. • He
graduated from grade 12 in
Truro and is returning to
school to pick up extra credits
while deciding what career he
wants to pursue. There is no
grade 13 in Nova Scotia.
His brother. Richard is in
Lethbridge. Alberta, in con-
nection with his course in civil
engineering technology at
Fanshawe, and is enjoying
the work there. Berne and
Doris visited him while in Ed-
monton at the Hatchery Con-
vention. Doris has been
teaching ukulele part-time to
student teachers at college;
• . and has joined their church's
Bell Ringers.
Jean Reid's "puppy dog"
crib quilt won first prize at
Bayfield Fair. Congratula-
tions, Jean'
Varna and - Goshen chur-
ches will return to their
regular time of 10:00 .and
11:30 this Sunday. Sunday
School resumes a wegk from
Sunday at both churches.
The September meeting of
Varna U.C.W. is this week.
Thursday at 8:30. Something
.special is planned •for this
meeting, so please try to
attend. •
o11 en 3 impiei
All the excitementof the
Bean Festival is over: The
lucky winner of the quilt raffl-
ed off by the Ladies Auxiliary
was. Mrs. Hubert Schilbe of
Zurich. One behalf of the Aux-
iliary. we thank everyone who
patronized the food booth at
the Festival on Saturday and
all who supported them on
their quilt raffle.
We wish to remind all the
members of the Auxiliary and.
any other interested ladies of.
the area that the first meeting
of the fall and winter season
will be held on Tuesday.
September 7th at 7:00 pm. in.
the dining -room of the Home.
If there are newcomers to the
area or anyone who is not
already a member of the Aux-
iliary and is interested in.the
welfare of the residents and
work of the Auxiliary. they
will be most welcome to at
tend the meetings.
We welcome Miss Olive
O'Brien, a former Zurich resi-
dent, as a new' resident. A.
"thank you is extended to
the Zurich Bean Festival for
. the donation of beans so the
residents could enjoy.a meal.
also to all other.are.a residents
for the donations of fresh fruit
and vegetables for the enjoy -
Meth of the residents here.
We regret that Mr. Arnold
Westlake is presently a. pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital. •
London. ‘Ve wish him a
.Speedy recoVery.
Bingo was played on Friday
evening follOwyd. .,by
refreshments.
The Sunday' evening chapel
service was conducted by
Rev. Kenneth Knight ofilen-
sall Presbyterian Church,
Mrs. Manche Dougall presid-
ed at the organ during the
service
•
Emmanuel
United Church
REV. 8. LAING
• B.A. B. Div.
• Organist '
Mrs. E. Grace Martin
Sunday. September 5
No Sunday Service
Thursday.•Sept..2 - 8:00 p.m.
Zurich U.C.W: • 'Guest Speaker
Mrs. Kobe. Amsing
Please join us. We exterid a
. worm welcome to all.
Zurich Mennonite
Church
Pqstor
CLAYTON KUEPFER
Sunday. September 5
' 8^45o.m. • yvorship Service
' 9:45 a.in•-••Sunday Church -
School -
:11:00 o m.. .Worship Service
Wed. 8:00 p.m. Bible Study
• and Prayer Service
Meditation
Our creator is still in control. The
day is thine. the. night it thine.
You have prepored the light and
the sun. You have also- made
. •
summer ond wknter.
Pskr1 74: ft, 17
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
REV CHERYL ASHICK ,
B.A M.Div. V,ce Pastor
Organist
Mrs Christine! Eagleson B.M.A.
Sunday September 5
10 00 a m • Worship Service
10 45 o m •Sunday School -
There ,3 a nursery . for small
children which ts supervised dur•
ng the worship vervice•
• l% ervone 'Velcome
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