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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-23, Page 11Zurich students do well at track an Several students from South Huron FGgh School took part in the two-day WOSSA track and field champion- ships in Tillsenburg last Wednesday and Thursday. Those going from town were Mark Johnston, who tied in the boys' 1500 m. dash, Beth Sweeney, who broke the record in the 3000 m. and won in the 1500 m. dash, and Sheila Regier, second in the 3000 m. Good work and congratula- tions on all the ribbons you won. Golden Agers meet Zurich Golden Agers met Monday May 14 at the Township Hall with a good at- tendance. President Barrie Gandier opened the meeting with all singing 0 Canada, followed by the Lord's Prayer. The secretary's report was given by Flo Mur- ray, treasurer's report by delicious lunch, then euchre was played. A very nice program was presented by the students of the Zurich Public School last week which consisted of plays by the younger grades. Some sang in the background while - the senior students put on the "White Gypsy" play. Everyone taking part in the entire program is to be con- gratulated on a job well done. Land Sunday was celebrated at all the Catholic Churches throughout the Diocese last Sunday in order to pray for our farmers, crops and good weather. Seeds were blessed and brought up at the offertory. On Friday the school children brought tulips and flowers for the crowning of Mary. The lucky winner of the ind of beef from the Zurich nd area figure skating draw n Victoria Day weekend was ill Bamard of Parkhill. The ub would like to thank veryone who participated in If interested in going on a ur-day bus trip to Elgin ouse in Muskoka from June to 8, phone Gen at 236-4088, a few seats are still Eileen Consitt. Barrie con- a ducted the business. o Happy birthday was sung B for Lyda Gandier, Eileen Con- el sitt, Ina Neeb, Verlyn Fisher e and Emma Schilbe. it Peter Deichert, 94, favoured everyone with violin fo selections which were enc H joyed by all. Beryl Hogg and 5 her committee served a as available. Several ladies from the Zurich Women's Institute at-. tended the District Annual held in Dashwood on May 17. And a presentation was made, as Marj Schilbe designed the cover of the Tweedsmuir Book recently. Mrs. Marlene Bedard, Best wishes for a speedy Zurich, and her mother, Mrs. recovery are extended to Mrs. Nete Oesch who is a pa- tient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. Bro. Bob Mittelholtz spent a few days in town last week visiting with his brother Ken and family and other relatives in the area before returning back to Toronto on Thursday where he has to undergo some tests in the hospital. Next bingo in. Zurich is on Thursday, May 31. Personals A family get-together was held at the home of George and Ethel Regier on Friday in honour of their mother Ethel's 79th birthday on Mpy 24. Dan and Carrie Eybergen of Waterloo spent the Victoria holiday weekend at his parents' cottage in Grand Bend, and attended her sister Heather's_ bridal shower on Sunday. Mrs. Eleanor Kyllonen of St. Paul's Minn. is presently spending some time with her daughter, Rev. Donna Kyllonen of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, who has been ill. Helen Denonune, Exeter, en- joyed spending a few days in Ottawa last week visiting with friends. Eight ladieshad a little get- togethercard partyand birth- day celebration for Ina Neeb and Eileen Consitt on Tues- day at the home of Gertie Fleischauer. Also last week Stanley has surplus Financial records for the year show that Stanley Township finished with a small surplus. The annual financial state- ment showed a surplus of $1,372 and an operataing budget of $1,100,000. Township Clerk Mel Graham noted that the .municipality began the year with an $8,000 surplus but con- struction costs on the new township hall reduced this by year's end. Clerk Graham also said that for the next year a major part of township expenses and work will revolve around the municipal complex completion. Work on the township cen- tre will be completed by the fall. Part of the complex has SAVE! 60c °� CLOVER LEAF PINK SALMON 220 g TIN SAVE! 66¢ 900 g PGK. SAVE! 56` I READY CUT MACARONI SPAGHETTI, ROTINI, SPAGHETTINI, VERMICELLI LANCIA PASTAS 1 'SAVE! SAVE! FROM FLORIDA REG. OR PULP FREE ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT REGULAR OLD SOUTH UP TO 54' 355 mL TIN FROZEN JUICES SAVE! 30` FINE QUALITY CHOICE AYLMER TOMATOES 1 REVIVE, TAKE 5, APPLE, ORANGE, GRAPE, LEMONADE, -14 SAVE! - 79' KRAFT SINGLE SLICES VELVEETA CHEESE McCAIN DRINKS PKG. OF 3 1 750 mL SAVE! 500 g PKG.' 1 - 1. SAVE! 80` BONUS PACK 50'. MORE 1.20 KRAFT PAIL PEANUT BUTTER 1 FOR YOUR BATHROOM WHITE, YELLOW, CHAMPAGNE TOILET TISSUE COTTONELLE r HERE been finished and a dance will be held at the new hall on May 26. In other municipal business, township council ap- proved the construction of a gas pipeline. Tipperary Resources will put in the line and Union Gas will be the distributor. The new line will provide additional gas to the existing serviced area. At their May 7 meeting, council approved three dona- tions. The Zurich Agricultural Society was granted $35, the Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society was given $50 and the Canadian Mental Health Association was granted $100. Two tile drainage totalling $22,800, accepted. ENRICHED WHITE CRACKED WHEAT OR 60'. WHOLE WHEAT ZEHRS BREAD 675 g LOAF 1 'SAVE! 6QC OUR REG. 53' TIN 8 VARIETIES PAMPER CAT FOOD 31TINS 84 g FOR TUNA 170 g /SAVE! I 44C J 1 SAVE! 80c PURE 100% VEGETABLE SHORTENING CRISCO 1 Ib. 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A beautiful Mass at St. Michael's Cathedral was celebrated by Cardinal Carter. I forgot to mention in my column last week, about another recently new store opening in town is Lorraine's. Crafts and Boutique Shop, across from the post office. Several relatives of the Grainger and Deichert families attended the wedding of Rick and Pam Deichert (nee Reid) on Saturday, May 19 in Wingham at the Presbyterian Church with reception and dinner held in in Tillsonburq 1 Brussels. Rick is the son of Following a few games with n Elaine and Ed Deichert, prizes the bride-to-be opened o Wingham and grandson of many beautiful and most useful gifts, for which she thanked everyone. A delicious lunch was en- joyed by all, with special thanks to all those who helped in any way to make it such a big success, especially to the two moms for all their help. Heather is the daughter of Jerome and Carmel Sweeney and finance of Paul Klopp, son of Herb and Donna Klopp, all of Zurich. They are plann- ing to be married on June 23. Congratulations to Janet and Ted Soudant on the ar- rival of their second baby Mark Andrew. A grandson for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oesch, RR 1 Varna and Mr. and Mrs. Hank Soudant. Russell and Elizabeth Gra- inger, Zurich. Ray and Pauline Ducharme, family and friends, Camlachie spent the weekend with h r parents, Gerald and Ila O'Rourke. All attended the wedding of Paul and Julie Ritchie (nee Webb) at the United Church in Dashwood with dinner and reception in Exeter. The bride is the daughter of Ray and Joan Webb, RR 2 Dashwood, and granddaughter of Gerald and Ila O'Rourke, Zurich. St. Peter's CWL held the in- vestiture of its new executive on Tuesday during mass at 7:30 p.m. followed by their meeting. The main item on the agenda was the confirma- tion on June 6. Congratulations to Don and Elaine Beauchamp who celebrated their 11th wedding anniversary. Also to Marie and Mozart Gelinas Sr. who are celebrating their 32nd an- niversary on Thursday, May 24. Several friends, relatives and neighbours attended the ' bridal shower for Heather Sweeney given by her atten- dants on Sunday afternoon 5 DELICIOUS FLAVORS CARNIVAL ICE CREAM 9,4 2 LITRE CARTON � r SAVE! HERE ZEHRS FRESH BUTTER I. /SAVE! 60' 3.6 LITRE JUG LIQUID BLEACH I FRESH SCENT JAVEX • 1 SAVE! 70" 369 g 1 \ FROZEN LAYER STYLE CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA SARA LEE CAKES CONDITIONER OR REVLON FLEX SHAMPOO 2. 450 mL 99 REG. OR SUGAR FREE HIRES ROOT BEER 75053903, m L DEP. POSTS BRAN FLAKES 400 q 89? KAM LUNCHEON MEAT 6 9 tot LANCIA ASSORTED EGG NOODLES 375q8 0 PKG. BRAVO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 28o, 1.19 BRAVO CHICK PEAS RED KIDNEY BEANS RDMANO BEANS IFNTI S 19 oz. 6 IN CHICKEN SAUCE ;HEF BOY -AR -DEE ASTROGETTI AFARIOS. ARC A 123 a LYSOL LIQUID BOWL CLEANER 675 t69 mi 4 " 89# NEILSONS QUALITY SOUR CREAM Soo mi 8 kg PURINA DOG PKG. 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SATURDAY 8130.4 P.M Congratulations are also in order for Michelle and Dan Durand of Bayfield on the ar- rival of their second daughter. Fifteenth grand- child for Rudolph and Joan Corriveau, and twenty- seventh for Phil and Marie Durand, all of the Zurich area. Congratulations to Michael and Linda Haggitt, RR 2 Zurich on the at -rival of their first baby bdy, Nathaniel May 20 held at St. Boniface John. Proud grandparents School gym with 78 ladies are Mr. and Mrs. George signing the guest book. Haggitt, Zurich. May 23, 1984 Page 11 gpretweval lil/ec diinr9 are Kin9ing • • t'Ve (let -Oldie wedding cakes. Inquire about our wedding cake rentals Poly film for making Porn Poms 3.99 pkg. MOVING HOUSE - The former residence of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heyink on the northern outskirts of Hen- sall was moved to the Raymond Rameloo farm six miles northeast of Blyth. Hensall United Church There was an excellent at- tendance from the Hensall 1.0.0.F., Rebekahs and Can- ton Branch on Sunday morn- ing as they held their annual church parade to the United Church. Bob Taylor and Wayne Love were dhe flagbearers and Charlie Hay was Parade Master. The ser- vice was conducted by Rev. McDonald who spoke on the Samaritans' religion, relating it to Fraternalism. The choir sang the very beautiful "Amazing Grace." The Scrip- tures were read by Grant Jones, chaplain and N.G. Gerry Upshall. Greeting the congregation was Raye Jacobi and the ushers were 'l'royann Cole, Pauline Bell and Joanne Dayman. The children's story was on "Looking for the Good in Others,.. and Mr. McDonald used a newspaper with one article missing. Next Sunday JohnNoakes, Hensall native, studying for the ministry, will be the guest minister while Mr. McDonald will be attending Conference. The members marched back to the' I.O.O.F. Hall where a social hour was en- joyed and refreshments served. The Decoration Service at Baird Cemetery will be in charge of the order Sunday June 10. ti Bulk or pre packaged fruit for cakes tq ' Mon.. 1.f. - 3:30 Closed Santry allergia. • Aplari.ss Hwy. a4 b•tW.•n •H.n.all a Zurrch 4979 • Place Settings 30°. off Serving Pieces 25°° Off * During our special sale! A name that Is world-renowned for hot h its artistry and Its impressive list of patrons. \\'hen you I hoose Paragon ... you choose elegance. Illustrated are ; of the exquisllc Paragon patterns Included in this special "Limited Tune" sale. Mull always he proud to own and enjoy using your Paragon fine English hone china ... and now's the time to hu 1 0 A