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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-10-12, Page 15Page 14 Times -Advocate, October 12, 1983 Bible Society will, be canvassin Canvassers will be around collecting for the Canadian Bible Society from now till the end of October. Those who missed the registration for girls ringette (hockey) can still phone Cin- dy O'Brien at 236-4369 (bet- ween the ages of 11-18 yrs.) Tap and Jazz dant lessons are now being held at the Zurich arena held under the direction of Michelle Haberer. If any children are still interested in joining the group phone 236-4905. On Sunday, Thanksgiving supper guests with Helen Overholt and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rock and family of Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Otten, and Mark cf Lucknow, Mrs. Jean Holmes and Robbie of Seaforth and Mrs. Leila Becker of Zurich. Mrs. Ivan Willert of Lady- smith B.C., recently spent four days visiting with sister- in-law Anne Willert and relatives and friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rau, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Overholt and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rau recently enjoyed going to Frankenmuth, Michigan for a couple of days. Miss Joanne thiel returned home to California last week ST. BONIFACE — The 1983-84 student council has been elected. Shown (back left) are Michael Zimmer, president Margy Hartman, vice president Todd LaPorte, secretary -treasurer Cathy Hartman, Mary Jo Meidinger, Janice Ducharme and (front) Robert Hoffman, Robert Ducharme, Leon Bedard, Patrick. Ducharme and Randy Regier. Mrs. Carm.l Swe*n.y Phan.: 236.4702 ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL -- The 1983-84 student council has bene elected. Shown are (back left) Jason Steinman, Nathalie Goud, secretary Kerry Dietz, treasurer Sonya Shantz and (front) Kathy Schenk, Derrick Martin, vice president, and presi- dent Kathy Merner. Varna 4-H choose club name The Varna 4-H Club held their second meeting at San- dra Turner's on September 26 at 7:00. We opened the meeting by repeating the 4-11 pledge and motto. All nine members were present. We did some exercises taught to us by our leaders Kate Keys and Sandra Turner. If you repeat these ex- ercises daily they will keep you in shape and fit. After we completed everything we played two games, Stand Up for Nutri- tion and the Smart Shopper Game. Janet Coleman was the winner in the Smart Shop- per Game. We discussed a name for our club and finally chose Glamour Gals, suggested by Julie Consitt. The third 4-H meeting of the Glamour Gals was held at the home of Kate Keys on Mon- day October at 7 p.m. Linda Postill was our special guest and demonstrated different styles of curling irons and blow dryers. Different kinds of shampoo were then discussed. Linda showed us how to wash, dry and style our hair properly. We decided to hold our next meeting on Monday October 17 at Sandra Turner's at 7 p.m. - Reporter, Shelly Ilayter Fall Values QUALITY ALWAYS COMES FIRST AT HITACHI 1 CT1321 14" Portable Colour TV Only HITACHI (not exactly as illustrated) 5399 00 ZIMMER'S TV DASHWOOD 237-3428 after spending one week visiting with her father Keith Thiel and sister Carolyn Stark in Zurich and another week with friends in London. The family of Anne and Earl Flaxbard celebrated Thanksgiving day and supper with them on Saturday. Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr. are presently spending a week vacation with their daughters, Michelle Gelinas in Vancouver and Melissa and Dave Beer and family in Mis- sion, B.C. Congratulations to Tony and Marie Laporte who recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. The ladies auxiliary of the Blue Water Rest Home met last Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 7:00 p.m. The program was en- joyed listening to Bob Heywood play several selec- tions on his accordion and sing, followed by lunch and meeting in the board room with 23 members present. Thelma Thiel reported sen- ding nine birthday cards to the • residents during the last month, especially to Mrs. Jessie Brock, 90 years old. Verda Baechler gave a very vg.1Ittt1MMIMIN interesting report on the 3 -day convention she recently at- tended in Toronto. President Margaret Gingerich set the date for the Bazaar, Tea, Bake and Pen- ny Sale for Saturday, Nov. 12 from 2 to 4 at the home and committees were set up. A motion was made to buy a bird for the residents and look into buying a stove they could use themselves to do some baking as a past -time. Last Monday, the Women's Institute held their monthly meeting at the township hall with a pretty good turnout. Eleanor Lawrence and Vera Thiel were in charge. Gertie Fleischauer accompanied on the piano for opening songs. Guest speaker was a V.O.N. Jan Moore, working with the Home Care program in Clin- ton, who showed some in- teresting slides on the topic. Also that day president, Joan Smith and Ina Neeb attended a Huron County Institute Ral- ly in Bluevale, Ontario. Carrie Sweeney, Zurich and friend Lisa Miller, Dashwood have taken up residence in London at . the Capital Hill Apts. where Lisa is a first Still time to register for girls' ringette Burin year student at the Universi- ty of Western Ontario and Carrie is working. A bridal shower held for Ruth -Anne Bechler on Satur- day, Oct. 8 at the home of her mother Gladys Bechler for 25 friends and relatives, was given by her sisters, Marlene Hamilton of Forest, Linda Fisher, 'Zul ich and friend Marion Coleman of Varna. A very special guest of the day was Ruth's grandma, Mrs. Mary -Ann Oesch of Queensway Nursing Home in Hensall. A big thanks to Mike O'Connor Ambulance Service for making it possible for her to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reder, Bayfield and Mrs. Emma S.:hilhe, Zurich were Thanksgiving dinner guests with Murray, Janet, Kevin and Kim McEwan in Bothwell on Sunday. Mozart and Julie Gelinas Jr. and three children along with niece Heather Sweeney and friend, Paul Klopp spent the holiday weekend up north. Mrs. Dolores Schilbe and her mother spent last week visitingwith her sons Dave in Calgary and Dan in Athabaska near Edmonton. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Pat- sy Meidinger and Doreen Regier who are patients in Victoria Hospital, London. And to Maddy Smith who has returned home from the hospital. Several members of Zurich Mennonite Church enjoyed a M.Y.F. Retreat at Chesley Lake Camp from Friday to Sunday. Congratulations to Elaine Love and Gordon Hampton who were married on Sat. Oct. 8 at Carmel Presbyterian Church, Ilensall, followed by dinner and reception in Hen- sall. She is the daughter of Jim and Marj Love, RR 1 Zurich. A stag and doe was held for Mary -Anne Regier and fiance George McCormick by friends from the area in II- derton on Friday evening. Mary Anne is the daughter of Clem and Theresa Regier, RR 2 Zurich. Roy and Marg McQuaid of Oshawa along with- Father Jim McQuaid of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Denomme and family were October all Thanksgiving dinner guests on Sunday with Martin and Cheryl Gelinas and two children, Zurich. Ken and Dorothy Breakey are home again following a trip to Wisconsin returning by way of Sault Ste. Marie, Sud- bury and the Levack area, where Dorothy was born. Coming down from North Bay they called on friends in South River and spent a few days with Dorothy's brother, Ben Corless and his wife at Minden. A good time was had by all at the Debus family get- together on Sunday in Strat- ford at the home of Leo and Gail Debus also celebrating Thanksgiving. Visitors visiting from town were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Debus and family and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bedard and family. 4-11 The fourth 4-11 meeting of the Beauty Bunch was held on Weuuesay October 15. They started the meeting with the roll call and proceeded with other business. Mrs. Mary McAdam of Clinton represented Mary Kay Cosmetics and gave each of the club members and their mothers a facialand a sample of make-up to try. The even- ing was enjoyed by all, follow- ed by lunch of cupcakes and a drink. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Bedard, Hensall attended the Billings Ovulation Method of Family planning conference held at the Holiday Inn, London from Fridayto Mon. on behalf of St. Boniface Parish and found it to hi very interesting. Mr;. Jeanne Bedard of Windsor accompanied by friends, Joe and Elmida Duguay spent last Saturday with Carmel Sweeney and family. Zurich Vilage Clerk Sharon Baker attended a Municipal Finance Conference in Lon- don Sept. 28, 29 and 30. Hay township clerk, Joan Ducharme attended a two day convention tor Municipal clerks in London on Oct. 5 and 6. The second last Lions club meeting at the hotel had as guest speaker Deputy District Governor Dr. Jim Loucks of St. Marys, who told everyone of Regional Rally on Nov. 28 in Wellesley. SPECIALS IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING TUES. OCT. 18 EXCEPT PRODUCE SPECIALS WHICH EXPIRE SAT. OCT. 15/83 zehrs fine ni ts... of line foods We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly lamely requirements. BONELESS BLADE STEAK COUNTRY GOLD ROUND DINNER HAM MAPLE LEAF PARA BABY BAG BOLOGNA Regular or All Baer CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF BLADE BONE. REMOVED BLADE ROASTS V' 3.73 /kg 1.691b 6.59-kg2.991b 2.84,kg1.291b ELI SPECIALS./ SCHNEIDERS SUMMER SAUSAGE 8. so JUMBO /kg 3.99 Ib MAPLE LEAF EXTRA LEAN COOKED HAM C.49 I;kg ?. f9 Ib MAPLE LEAF COIL POLISH SAUSAGE 2.95 q 1.79lb • SCHNEIDERS CELLO PKG. OF 4 500 g PKG. BEEF STEAKETTES 1.89 SCHNEIDERS COOKED (WITH SAUCE) 175 g PKG. PORTION HAM STEAK 1.79 MILD CURED COUNTRY GOLD 500 g PKG. SLICED SIDE BACON Z,19 COUNTRY GOLD REGULAR OR ALL BEEF SLICED BOLOGNA 375 g PKG. 149 /kg 9 LB. BLADE BONE REMOVED SHORT RIB ROASTS CllrFROM GRADE 'A' BEEF CROSS CUT RIB ROAST CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF BONELESS CROSS CUT RIB ROAST OR STEAK 3.95 .. L79,. 4.39.. 1.99., estPARTY FOODS OKTOBERF[STSCSANXEIDERS USAGE OUR REG 3 49 500 g PKG. SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST PORK BURGERS 375 g f.98 SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST 1.29 SAUERKRAUT 909 mL BAG 2.49 rROIEN 7 98 > > Kg vAn SCHNEIDERS OKTOBERFEST MUSTARD175 mL JAR SCHNEIDERS ROASTED PORK TAILS WITH GRAVY DIETRICHS FRESH PKG. OKTOBERFEST ROLLS 99' MEDIUM GROUND BEEFLESS FAT MAPLE LEAF BONELESS SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL PORK BUTT MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED BEEF BRISKET REGULAR OR MINI 3.95 .. 9. 79. 4.17.. f.89., 5.49.. 2.49b POTATOES PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. NO. 1 GRADE FREE PUMPKIN TO ANY SCHOOL TEACHER FOR HIS OR HER CLASS. SEE THE STORE MANAGER FOR DETAILS PROD. 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