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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-01-25, Page 11SUPER SPECIAL I SUPER SPECIAL 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 I SUPER SPECIAL 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 l SUPER SPECIAL 1 I SUPER SPECIAL 1 1 SUPER SPECIAL 1 10 TIm•s•Advocat•, January 25, 1984 COMPANIONABLE CAT — Fluffy, the Blue Water Rest Home's resident pet, brings a great deal of pleasure to the Home's residents. She has even taken over Jessie Brock's wheel choir, but Mrs. Brock doesn't seem to mind. IMPROMPTU HOCKEY GAME Patrick Duchorme (left), Jamie Bedard, Paul Goldsmith and Leon Bedard enjoyed a game of street hockey in Zurich on the weekend. Varna recreation group arrange skating carnival By Mary Chessell The Recreation Commis- sion is planning a skating car- nival at the Varna rink on February 18, so it's time to start thinking about your costume, same categories as other years. There will be a snack booth - hot dogs, etc. - in the hall, as usual. You may put the Recrea- tion Spring Dance on your calendar, too. It's planned for May 28 in the new township hall. There were nine tables of euchre at the Orange Lodge card party Friday night. Win- ner of ladies' high was Evelyn McNeil; low, Maggie Boyce; men's high, Mac Wilson, low, Frank Thom. Draw prize win- ners were Maggie Boyce, Grace McClinchey, Margaret Elliott, Nettie McClinchey and Evelyn McNeil. If you like to sing, you would surely enjoy the Sun- day evening Songfests at Var- na and Goshen churches. I can assure the young people that the Songs of Gladness book has been carefully prepared, with many good new songs, some of the writ- ten by Klusmeiers, as well as 'the old favorites. The new song books were dedicated at the church service on Sunday. It's a relaxed family around the piano event. A good discussion to follow. The next Mr. Bee says: January Savings Bran (26a Ib.) kg. 59. Quaker Oats (544 Ib.) kg. 1 • 19 Cream of Wheat (Farina) (43¢ Ib.) kg. 95 Super Special * Buy 10 kg. flour. Get yeast at • '/2 Price • Flour 7.65 10 kg. (22C Ib.) * unbleached, all purpose, bread, whole 'I • wheat. Get Fermipan yeast at 1/2 Price * Reg. 2.99 ,t * Special 450 g.$ 1.49 • Sugar Dec -Ons and picks for Cupcakes & decorating for Valentine's and St. Patricks • Valentine Candy Ask about our dates for making Valen tine Boxes PM wr,••..,.w...a.rx.r,,• 23641174 Mon.- Set. 1.5:30 Closer Sunday Songfest is in Goshen on February 5. The annual meeting of Var- na congregation is this Sun- day after church, with discussion groups for children and adults until lunch time. Potluck sandwich lunch. Blyth theatre receive grant The Blyth Festival has received a Canada Works grant of $13,000 from Employ- ment and Immigration Canada to help organize and promote the Festival's 10th anniversary being celebrated this year. The money will cover the salaries of three new full-time employees for a maximum of 16 weeks. Two people have already been hired. Philippa Borgal is the new Project Manager in charge of planning, co- ordinating, and promoting the various special events plann- ed for this season. Philippa has worked at both the Strat- ford Festival and the National Theatre School of Canada in Montreal, and is a Blyth resident. Helping her with secretarial services is Gloria Westerhouk of Summerhill. A second support person is still to be hired. Initial plans for the Blyth Festival's 10th anniversary include a booklet on the theatre's history; com- memorative displays, gala opening ceremonies, a reu- nion weekend, and much, much more. St. Peter's Lutheran Church REV. DONNA KYLIONEN Pastor Organist Mrs. Christine Eagleson R.M.A. Sunday, January 29 • 10:00 o.m. - Worship Service 10:45 a.m. - Sunday School There is a nursery for small children which is supervised dur- ing the worship service. Ev.ryon• Welcome Two Infant. baptized at Two baptismals were con- ducted at Saint Boniface Parish by Rev. Father Mooney this past weekend.. At the Saturday evening mass Thomas Kenneth, sin of Mr. and Mrs. Max Hall, Zurich was baptized. God- parents were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blythe of Seaforth. The second baptismal Sun- day morning was little Meagan Therese. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Sweeney, Zurich. Godparents were Heather Sweeney and Paul Klopp. A family gathering was later held at the grand- parent's home Mr. and Mrs. Mozart Gelinas Sr. Belated birthday wishes to Mr. Paul Klopp and his twin sister Linda, of Toronto who celebrated their birthdays Sunday, January 15 with a olden OtimpieJ I hope the frigid weather we have been having will bow out with the month of January. Movies were enjoyed on Monday evening, followed by refreshments. Mr. Jim Brand and his group had an inspirational get-together with the residents on Wednesday evening A video program was shown on Wednesday evening with the continuation of the story on Thursday evening. Residents who have been out during the week were Mr. Aaron Gingerich and Mrs. Verna Truemner. A little reminder to the ladies who have houseclean- ing foremost in their minds, we could use narrow ribbon or seam binding in the hobby shop. Bingo was played on Friday evening, followed by refreshments. The Sunday evening chapel service was conducted by Mr. Edgar Cudmore of Exeter. Miss .Dorcas Gingerich presided at the organ during the service and accompanied the soloist, Miss Cheryl Kuepfer. The sympathy of residents and staff is extended to the family of the late Mrs. Gerda Lovisendal. family dinner and two cakes. Miss Alicia Sauve is visiting with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cyr for a week while mom and dad Mr. and Mts. Rene Sauve are vaca- tioning in Acapulco. Mr. Dave Barnes of Sarnia and Ed West of Waterford were visitors of Mr. Dwayne LaPorte this weekend. Ml three are students at Lamb - WINNER — Jim Dietrich, RR 2 Dashwood (left) has his winning ticket for a hind quarter of beef verified by Ron Rader. The draw was sponsored by the Zurich hockey team. ft. �ewiMee ton College, 'Sarnia, in Business Administration. Congratulations to Mr. Jim Dietrich of Dashwood on win- ning the hind of beef on the Buckeye draw Wednesday night after the game. Anyone wishing to see an evening performance of the Ice Capades in Kitchener, February 16th contact Gen Doyle 236-4088. Best wishes and a speedy recovery from all the hockey players and friends to Mr. Rick Fisher who suffered a broken leg during one of his games in this weekend's tour- nament here in Zurich. St. Boniface Parish Dance will be held on February 4at ' the Zurich Community Centre with Mozart and the Melody Makers. Everyone welcome. For further information or tickets contact Wendy Masse at 236-4497. Village of Zurich NOTICE The Council of the Village of Zurich requires residents of the Village to fill the vacancies on the following committees: Recreation, Parks 8 Community Centre 1 vacancy Industrial & Retail Development 1 vacancy Anyone interested in filling these positions please submit your name in writing to the Clerk by January 31, 1984. Sharon A. Baker Clerk -Treasurer IAHHflI NS 1 IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY JANUARY 28th SUPER SPECIAL /kg YOUNG FR E S H! YOUNG ONTARIO ONTARIO PORK•■ POULTRY , "'COUNTRY CUT"FRESH SIDE� CHICKEN SPARERIBS 3 FOREOUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK h NECK 3 WINGS. 3 HIND QUARTERS WITH WHOLE BACK. 2 CARET PACKS 2.18 /kg Ib. FROZEN UTILITY GRADE YOUNG SCHNEIDERS TURKEYS COOKED MEATS PKG. PART BACK ON FRESH 3.06/kg CHICKEN LEGS 1.39e. SPLIT YOUNG, ONTARIO 4 83 • /kg CHICKEN BREASTS/Nib. SLICED S PREVIOUSLY FROZEN 1 96 BEEF LIVER 89fib. ,SPECIAL! SCHNEIDERS JUMBO STYLE SUMMER SAUSAGE 8• 80 /kg 3•00 Ib. 4:1-1471111111 .. COIL STYLE MAPLE LEAF KOLBOSSA SAUSAGE 6.59199b SPECIAL!, ROUND STYLE PRIDE OF CANADA DINNER HAMS S. (f/z.59b. SCHNEIDERS COOKED SLICED PASTRAMI or CORNED BEEF3x5o g f.89 I SCHNEIDERS 3 VARIETIES SUM STYLE MEAT STICKS 2501 99 POLY BAG STYLE PKG. SCHNEIDERS SAUERKRAUT909rnL 1.29 FROZEN BEEF STRIPLOIN STEAKS 9 PCS x 170 g 1.66 PER SERVING f4,95 CASE LD BY THE CASE ONLY BACON WRAPPED BEEF FLAKED & FORMED MACSTEAK BRAND BEEF STEAKS 20 PCS x 75 g TENDERLOIN STEAKS 12 PCS x 125 g 1.56 PER SERVING MI5 CASE BOXED 581 PER SERVING An CASE BREADED, BROWNED POLYNESIAN STYLE CHICKEN CUTLETTES. 12PCS x1259 641 PER SERVING 769 CASE SMOKED, COOKED, MAPLE LEAF HAM STEAKS 175 g 1.79 MAPLE LEAF 1 /2's SMOKED COOKED 5.49A COTTAGE ROLLS 2.49: MAPLE LEAF REO. OR MINI STYLE 5:49 CORNED /kg BEEF BRISKET 2.49,. COUNTRY GOLD SMOKED SLICED SIDE BACON 500 g 2.4, 375 $ PKG. REG. OR BEEF COUNTRY GOLD SLICED BOLOGNA 1.49 THREE LITTLE PIGS PURE PORK 500 g FARM STYLE OR LINK SAUSAGE 2.29 FLORIDA PINK OR WHITE INDIAN RIVER GRAPEFRUIT 41/g9` PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 FRESH CARROTS 2 LB. 69 BAG PROD. OF CALIFORNIA LEAF LETTUCE 19EACCH PRODUCT Of MEXICO LARGE SIZE CUCUMBERS 311 PROD. OF CALIF, CAN. NO. 1 SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER SUPER SPECIAL 5 LB. BAG PROD. Of ONT. CAN. FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES 219 r PRODUCT OF ONTARIO MUSHROOMS 4.37'98 PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FCY. ANJOU PEARS 1•7'41 19e . PROD. OF U.S.A. PROD. OF ONTARIO tSQUASH 2/9'9° ARID f18oz CUT ALL 79#PECIALS IN EFFECT UNTIL LEMONS 6/99° COLE SLAW 16 0: CLOSING SATURDAY JAN. 28. 1 a