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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-03-27, Page 16[zeh-rs] 450 g PKG. 179 2.29 1.99b. 138b. Times -Advocate, March 27, 1985 FLORAL DISPLAY Wilfred Chuter stands beside the nine -bloom amaryllis he grew this winter. New store opens Blessings Unlimited is now open for business from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you find used clothing or other articles you no longer need, just drop off your things at the former home of Mrs. Lerina Rose on the corner of Main St. W. and John Street. The new business is, under the direction of Pearl Gingerich, Gerry and Mary EllenZielman, Jane Lloyd and Paul and Heather Gingerich. They could also use any clothes hangers you don't need. This is a non -denominational com- munity project and everyone is welcome tel drop in at anytime. K of (' jackpot Winner of the K of (' (5289) share - the -wealth jack pot worth $108.00 was Linda Arnold of Dashwood. Communion Congratulations to Nicole Beauchamp who received her First Holy Communion on Sunday as others in her grade' two class have been making theirs at various times. A group communion will be held on May 5.with Sunday at 9:00 Mass. Penetential Service On Sunday evening March 24, a Youth Penetential Service was held at St. Boniface Church, followed by ac- tivities in the school afterwards. A parish Penetential service was also held on Tuesday with five priests present to hear. confessions in preparation for Easter. The same ser- vice was also held at St. Peter's parish on Thursday. (St. Josephs ). Personals Phil and Patty Laporte returned home last Wednesday after a restful two week holiday at West Pahn Beach in Florida where they visited with their aunt Viola Ducharme, who is also returning home soon. While away Patty's parents. Burns and An- na Ratcliffe of Delaware took care of the children. Jim and Theresa Burr and family. London. spent Sunday with their parents. Mrs'. Dolly Jeffrey at St. Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burr at the Maple Woods Apts. ]toward Mac) and Jean Klopp returner] home safe and sound on Saturday aft ern spending a lovely six week vacation in Phoenix, Arizona. They also visited with a sister-in-law in Sun ('ity. Steve and Mary Ellen Gingerich ar- rived back at their home last Wednes- day at RR Zurich after spending the winter months at their other home in Arcadia Florida, (Sunny Breeze Har- bour o since January, and were among other relatives in that area. Best wishes for a speedy recovery is extended to Debbie Overholt (nee Bedard I who is a patient in Universi- ty Ilospita1 due to an appendix opera- tion. Also to Edith Rohner who is in Victoria Hospital and Marcella Dietrich in Exeter Hospital Russell Desch is a patient in Clinton hospital. Saturday and Sunday visitors with Ken and Sylvia Nlittelholtz and little Jennifer were Ed and Cecile Mit - telhollz and two children. Exeter and Pat \tittelholtz and Nary Hagen of London A little birthday' party was held on Saturday at the Imine of Marion and Earl \1iller In honor of her mother, Sales 8 Service Authorized Dealer for General Instrument Mrs. Laura Pepper's birthday with a few friends attending. Skating carnival scheduled for Sunday Don't forget to attend the Skating Carnival this Sunday, March 31 at 2:00 p.m. at the Zurich arena. Adults $3.00, students $2.00. Theme is Color My World. Easter Tea The United Church Ladies are spon- soring an Easter Tea and Bake Sale on Saturday. April 6 from 2-4 p.m. In their church basement. Everyone is welcome! Paper drive Thursday, March 28 is the regular - monthly paper drive. Paper will he picked up at the curb by the Men- nonite Boys Club "Torchbearers" beginning at 6:30 p.m. Lions :Anniversary Don't forget to pick up your tickqts for the Lions club 40th Anniversary dinner and dance to be held at the Zurich arena on April 19. $25.00 per couple. Diabetes Canvass Zurich captain Eleanor'Riley of the Canadian Diabetes Association would like to thank all the volunteer can- vassers and those who gave to this worthy project. She is happy to an- nounce that a total of $9-30.00 was col- lected in town. St. Boniface ('W1. The C.W.L. ladies met March 19 with 27 members present. The parish dance on March 17 was veru suc- cessful and the president thanked all who helped in any way. Many thanks also to Marie Gelinas for opening her home enabling us to finish quilting the Bean Festival quilt. The World Day of Prayer held on March 1 in the United Church was well attended. Eighteen members of the league were present. Sister Florian announced she will be leaving for her new position at the Mediatte House in London after Easter. She will be greatly missed in the parish, but we wish her much suc- cess and happiness in her new endowment. Very interesting films on the Nor - Mr.. It.srns•I S Phone: 236.47 thwest Territory were shown to us by Sister Florian. The door prize was won by Francis Ayotte. Flowers for Easter its A' FiLv:10 /.111;. , J Choose from: Martha Washington Geraniums Lilies Azaleas CA LCELARIA r Hanging Basket SALE 10" BASKETS REG. 6.50 8.95 SALE 8" BASKETS R95 EG. SA[[ 4• 25 5. HALF PRICE TABLE OF VARIOUS INDOOR and OUTDOOR Gardening Accessories Sale Prices In Effect Until April 6 Huron Ridge Acres RR 2 ZURICH 565-2122 Weekdays Open 9-6 Good Fridav- 1-6 Closed Sunday PRODUCT OF P.E.I. CANADA NO. 1 P.E.I. POTATOES 1R1 10 lb. BAG 99` 06 PROD. OF CHILE CAN. NO. 1 REO EMPEROR GRAPES / 1.39. PROD. OF CHILE CAN. FCY. 1.74/kg 4.46 A GRANNY SMITH APPLES 1 . PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. FCY. MacINTOSH APPLES BAG1.69 PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. BUNCHES GREEN ONIONS SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A.M. WED. MAR. 27 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY MARCH 30 COMBINATION BUDGET PACK ZEHRS PORK LOIN CHOPS `°"°"'" PARTLY SKINNED SMOKED HAMS 3.26/kg • Ib. BUTT PORTION S70/kg MS lb. SCHNEIDERS FULLY COOKED Ib. "OLDE FASHIONED" BONELESS! SMOKED HAMS 8.80/kg • '/2 OR WHOLE HAMS 'UTILITY GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS UP TO 16 Ib. (7 kg) FROZEN 2.16/kg FROZEN "A" GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS UP TO 7 kg 2.82/kgt I.. BASTED BUTTER BALL "A" GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS 3.26/kg 48b. UP TO 7 kg MIRACLE BASTE "A" GRADE YOUNG TURKEYS 3.26/kg , 481b. UP TO 7 kg SCHNEIDERS SLICED -9 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS 4.37/kg SCHNEIDERS FRESH PORK & REEF ENGLISH SAUSAGE 4.39/k9 175 g SCNNEIOERS MIMI-DELI 10 VARIETIES 250 q MEAT CHUBS SCNNEIDERS OKTOSERFEST MUSTARD 175 mL 99' �f.98,s. 1.77ie. 2.19A 2.79 179 SCHNEIDERS SAUERKRAUT 909 mL BAG "A" GRADE FROZEN 20 oz. CORNISH GAME HENS AVG EA.11�.49 BONELESS CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN ROASTS OR CHOPS FAST FRY CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOPS COUNTRY STYLE RM PORTION PORK LOIN 3.92/kg 5.71 /kg 4.83/kg 2.59b. 2.19b. 1.18.b SCHNEIDERS REQ OR CHUNKY HEADCHEESE BOWLS PRICE OF CANADA SLICED SIDE BACON MAKE LW SAUSAGE MEAT STUFFING 375912.f9 500 g PKG. 2.49 750q f.99 DELI SPECIALS SCHNEIDERS BONELESS COOKED 9.90/kg OLDE FASHIONEDJO/ SLICED qI Irlb. ZIM PASTRAMI (OUTSIDE ROUND) OR 8.80/kg CORNED BEEF SLICED 3.99. MAPLE LEAF 4.39/kg CHICKEN LOAF SLICED 1.99, SNOPSY'S POTATO t EGG OR MIXED 3.95/kg SALAD 179. FULLY COOKED CENTRE PORTION SMOKED HAM 4.14/kg 1.88b. MALE LEAF PARA BABY BAG BOLOGNA 3.73/kg f.69 MAPLE LEAF CORNED REG. OR MINI BEEF BRISKET 5.49/kg 2.4 Ib. COUNTRY COLO REG. OR ALL BEEF WIENERS COUNTRY GOLD SLICED CORNED BEEF MILERS YAC PAC POLISH SAUSAGE 4x50 g PKGS 4.39/kg "A" GRADE FROZEN 115 kg AVG.) YOUNG DUCKS 3.04/kg COUNTRY FRESH PUMPKIN PIE 18 oz. SIZE 219 OVEN BAKESHCP FRESH RAISIN BREAD 16 oz LOAF . 49 PINEAPPLE CREAM CHEESE COFFEE CAKE 12 oz. SIZE 69 • , PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA NAVEL bORANGESo0 ooZ SIZE 113 31990 PROD. OF ONT. CAN. N0. 1 CARROTS2 Ib. BAG PROD. OF CAN. N0. 1 RED RADISHES 14 ot. 590 PROD. OF ONT. CAN. N0. 1 COOKING ONIONS PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA ROMAINE LETTUCE EA. 2 Ib. BAG ?/99° x/99° 1.19 790 PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI EACH 6" DIA. POT EASTER LILIES 99 POTTED MUMS MIXED PANS HYDRANGEAS AZALEAS HYBISCUS PERSIAN VIOLETS 6 INCH POT POTHOS HANGING BASKET POT 6 INCH POT 7 INCH POT 6 INCH POT 4.99 5.99 12.99 9.99 7.89 4.99 6.99 6 INCH POT 6 INCH POT I EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 014140 N�Mt ctRTklzea ORGANIC BASE 21.7.7 SUPER LAWN 20-5-10 BULK PACK 7-7-7 BULK PACK 104-4 9 kg 10 kg 20 kg 20 kg 5.99 4.99 4.99 4.99