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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1984-05-30, Page 11zeh,s rine markets... of rine foods j Times -Advocate, May 30, 1984 Good weather brings good turnout to Blue Water A very good turnout was on hand for the residents' annual family dinner at the Bluewater Rest Home on Sun- day. Everyone present en- joyed a delicious ham and turkey smorgasbord com- plete with all kinds of fancy salads and desserts. Ladies of the Auxiliary helped out with the residents and serving their guests along with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Risi. Cecile Meidinger spent from last Friday to Tuesday with her sister, Lucille Brisson, in St. Thomas. Mrs. Joan Corriveau is presently spending a few days with her daughter, and son-in- law Michelle and Dan Durand at RR 3 Bayfield and helping out with new little baby, Danielle and her big sister Giselle. Anyone interested in get- ting their hearing tested can do so at the town hall on W dn�Y, May 30 (today) from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with qualified technicians from provincial hearing con- sultants there to help. Free of charge. Once again Thursday, May 301s the monthly paper drive. Be sure to put out on the curb already in tied bundles by 8:30 p.m. The grade eight students from St. Boniface School en- joyed their end of the year camping trip from last Wednesday to Friday at Camp Sylvan along with teachers Mr. Lorne Rideout. Mrs. Eileen Consitt attend- ed the annual meeting of the United Church London Con- ference held last week at Alma College, St. Thomas, and the graduation service held at Pauline McGibbon Hall, Ontario Police College at Aylmer when 17 near ministers of the United Church of Canada were or- dained, In a very impressive gervcle. Several relatives of Sister Francis Borgia (Ducharme) were on hand to help her celebrate her 60th anniver- sary in Religious Life as a Nun in London on Saturday, May 26 at the Mother House, Mount St. Joseph. Sister is 82 years old and very dedicated to her profession. After a special Mass for other sisters as well, who were celebrating other years, a reception and luncheon were held in their honor for relatives and friends. Denny and Rose-Apn Overholt and family attended the baptismal of their grand- son Kevin Daniel on Sunday, May 27 at Mt. Carmel Church with Godparents Kenny Overholt, Zurich and Heather Mudge of Strathroy. Follow- ing the ceremony 18 guests enjoyed dinner at the home of his parents' Danny and Don- na Overholt, Exeter. Congratulations to Charlene and Rodger Fink- beiner, Dashwood on the ar- .3. fi FAMILY DINNER — The Brintnell family got together during the annual spring fami.4 ly dinner at the Blue Water Rest Home. Shown (from left) are Mary Brintnell, resident Vera Brintnell, Jack Brintnell and Dorothy Brintnell. FROZEN KENT .ORANGE JUICE 7 12 oz. TIN SAVE! 40` ASSORTED FLAVOURS JELL -0 JELLY POWDERS 3`SAVE! 65 85 g PKGS. FOR ASSORTED VARIETIES & SIZES DUNCAN_ HINES COOKIE, MUFFIN OR BROWNIE MIXES SAVE! UP TO 1.00 PKG. • PKG. 4ORK BRAND FROZEN FANCY 1 Kg CORN179 WESTONS CINNAMON BUTTER 1110j) Mrs Cturns 11 Swtrnsy 70.2 . 300 g KELLOGGS SPECIAL K r SAVE' 429 80` DIETRICHS 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD � Nc SAVE! 39` 675 g LOAF FRESH CANADA 'A' GRADE LARGE EGGS ALL WHITE DOZEN McCAINS STRAIGHT OR CRINKLE FROZEN 1 Kg SUPERFRIES 129 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUEFISH 350 q STICKS 189 6s HORNS 129 WESTONS RASPBERRY 4 PACK SWISS ROLLS 99$ ALL VARIETIES TAB, SPRITE. OR COCA750 mL COLA Ko 59v HUNTS TOMATO5 5 °' PASTE 57s IN LIGHT BATTER BLUEWATER BOSTON 350 g BLUEFISH 189 FLAMINGO BUTTER TARTS 1169 12s 5 VARIETIES ONE LITRE VENETIAN ICE CREAM 1.99 NEW FREEDOM MINI PADS 30 s 2.69 DECAFFEINATED GROUND MAXWELL NOUSE369 g COFFEE 3 99 MAPLE LEAF FLAKES Or TURKEY 184 g 1.79 CARNATION COFFEE`'`� g MATE 2.49 CANADA N0. 1 GRADE ONTARIO ASPARAGUS 2'9 • /kg' Ib. PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO, I SWEET GREEN PEPPERS 2.18 99° ,kg ,I, trU.S.A. A ND.OF ' SPANISH TYPE ONIONS%30 kg 594,'„ PROD. OF ONT. BEAN SPROUTS 130,k9S9' NO NAME PEAT MOSS Cu2FT 3,49 MAPLE LEAF LIGHT & DARK FLAKES OF 164 9 CHICKEN 1.19 HUNTS ITALIAN TOMATO 796 ml SAUCE 139 RAGU 3 VARIETIES SAUCESPAGHETT11'�9 l 6 LITRE 2.4 Kg TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT SAV4E!lig 1.51 • ALL 3 GRINDS MAXWELL HOUSE GROUND COFFEE REGULAR. FILTER OR DRIP CUT BEANS, CREAM CORN; PEAS 10 02. OR KERNEL CORN 7 OZ. 'GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES SAVE! UP TO TINS, FOR ON 2 REGULAR SIZE PKG. OF 4 BARS DIAL 360 SOAP 1.99 WESTONS DINNER 12 5 ROLLS 99" WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND ROYALE PAPER TOWELS wwt SAVE! 1PKC.00 2 . ROLL PKG. WHITE, YELLOW, ALMOND ROYALE FACIAL TISSUE SAVE! 50` 100 SHEET PKG. OF 12 11EILSONS ASSORTED POPSICLES SAVE!9 2 70` CTN. • OVEN BROWNED 2 VARIETIES VAN CAMP 140= BEANS 3ro s2 KNOTTY PINE 263 g MEAT REEF PIES CASE OF 24 12E0 ml TINS ALL VARIETIES TAB. SPRITE OR COCA COLA 6.89 DESSERT TOPPING DREAM WHIP 1708 189 4 FRUIT FLAVOURS' 1L TANG DRINKS 69' CHICKEN e TURKEY 49 NEW FREEDOM MAXI PADS 30 s 3,69 REGULAR NEW FREEDOM MAXI PADS SO S SEALTEST LIGHT ' COTTAGE CHEESE TENDERFLAKE PURE N' LIVELY 26. 500 g 1.59 FOR YOUR FABRICS BOUNCE (20 SHEET) SOFTENER 189 454y LARD 115 3 VARIETIES soup (i0 g SOFT `DRI 149 ASSORTED SLEEVE PAK GAYLEA 2.125 g YOGURT 99' PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAM. NO. 1 CALIFORNIA BING CHERRIES 2.51 1.59 /kg Ib. CHOCOLATE CHIP OR VARIETY PACK ZEHRS COOKIES PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA HONEY DEW MELON 99' EACH PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 RADISHES 1 LB. PKG. PROD. OF S. AFRICA CAN. FANCY APPLES GRANNY SMITHS NO NAME 6-9" PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 GREEN PEARLETTE SEEDLESS GRAPES 3.73 1.69 /kg lb. Ib TOP SOIL 196 kg 89#b PROD. Of U.S.A CALIFORNIA PROD. OF U.S.A. FLORIDA GREEN ONIONS ZUCCHINI SQUASH? . 18ikg 99° (ASSORTED ANNUAL WHILE 36 LITRE 2.99 3/99' PROD. OF ONTARIO CAN. N0. 1 ENGLISH CUCUMBERS EA PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA BUNCH CARROTS PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. FANCY ANJOU PEARS 910' 79° 1.52/ky69#b BEDDINg PROD. Of U.S.A. FLORIDA SUPPLIES CHERRY TOMATOES PINT 159 PLANTS LAST THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: Box 79# HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER ASSORTED FLOWERING•10" HANGING BASKETS 9.95 DEODORANT 3,69 ASSORTED 240 g PKGS. QUENCH 3s CRYSTALS 991 LIBBYS 2 VARIETIES KIDNEY14 °' _BEANS 69' PROD. OF U.S.A. CAN. NO. 1 CALIF. ROMAINE LETTUCE EACH 19 PROD. Of U.S.A. CALIF. CAN. NO. I 'CELERY HEARTS PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. CAN. NO. 1 FRESH STRAWBERRIES OUART f79 PRODUCT OF HONDURAS DOLE PINEAPPLE FA 199 PR00. OF ONT. ALFALFA SPROUTS PKG. 59 PROD. OF U.S.A. CALIF. CAN. NO. 1 FRESH CAULIFLOWER 169 EA 119 We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements. MONDAY, TUI$DAY a WIDNSSOAY 946 P.M. THURSDAY 1A FRIDAY 9.9100 P.M. SATURDAY 8404 P.M Page 11 Rest Home family dinner rival of their third son, Lee and to Mozart Gelinas Jr, who Zurich and Charlie and Roger Proud grandparents is celebrating his on Thurs- Doreen Browning, Huron are Joe and Rose Regier, RR day, May 31. Park spent the previous boli - 2 Zurich (this being their fifth Several American families day weekend at their cottage grandchild and the 71st great, spent their long holiday up north near Dyer's Bay. great grandchild for Lydia weekend along the Blue Mark Johnston, Glen Durie, Regier. • Water highway at their cot- Ray Lewis and Craig Win - Doug Corriveau returned tages here. Included were Mr. bow, students of S.H.D.H.S. back home to Calgary by and Mrs. Corky Bedard, and took part in the Forest City 10 plane on Monday after a George and Rosalie Harvey of km. Road Race for Thames 10 -day vacation with his Michigan. Valley Crippled Children's parents, Nap and Laurene Relatives and friends, of Hospital held in London on Corriveau and visited with Wayne and Judy Regier went Sunday. The boys raised several of his friends, his to the Benefit Dance on Fri- money through pledges, and brothers and families. day evening at the Rec Cen- s all came finished in the top Mr. and Mrs. Nap Cor- tre in Exeter to help raise 100 out of 1,050 runners. riveau attended the Bap- money for their recent fire Paul Klopp and Heather tismal of their granddaughter and loss of their large dairy Sweeney were among several Melissa Nicole in Goderich on barn. Wayne is the son of Mr. young couples who made an enjoyable and rewarding Terri Corriveau: They also at Sunday, daughter of John and and Mrs. Frank Regier. Many from the surrounding engaged encounter weekend tended the wedding of Paul's area enjoyed themselves at at Michaelite House near Lon- neice Julia Cassar to Bob the dance ii, Varna on Satur- don, given by Fr. Fred Henry Thursby in London on day at the opening of their and Jerry and Rita Hartman. Saturday. new Municipal Centre. - St. Boniface C.W.L. A surprise bridal shower' The P.T.A. want us to con- A meeting was held on May was held for Heather tinue saving our Don's Food -22 with 34 members present. Sweeney recently at the'home Market and Zehr's cash Mrs. Annie Blom welcomed of her girlfriend, Donna Pro -register slips. the new executive and guest ut, near Exeter, which was Plans are being made for speaker RoseMary Arm- hosted by Donna and mother the annual grade eight strong, co-ordinator from the Marg. Heather was the reci- graduation on June 20. A bus - Huron Day Centre at Huron- pient of many lovely gifts. load left from St. Boniface view, who showed slides and Everyone enjoyed a delicious Church on Sunday afternoon spoke of the services offered lunch. to take part in the Walk for for the elderly people who are Michael and Yvonne Hart- Life in London, going from able to stay at home, but need man of Mississauga spent the Victoria Park to Victoria therapy, or just a good meal weekend visiting with their Hospital to protect against and a day out visiting with mothers, Mrs. Theresa Hart- abortion. others. man and Mrs. Juliette The quilt was on display A very interesting report Denomme along with other and tickets handed out by was given on the recent family members. Juliette is ticket convener Patsy C.W.L. convention in Sarnia. presently spending the week Meidinger. Some tickets (or A letter was read from the in Kitchener with her son. the Diocesan Celebration of breast screening study in The McKinnon family held Faith were given out for June Clinton requesting any Iady a get-together and barbecue 17 at Alumni Hall in London. take between thein ages of 40 59 to at their place on Sunday dur-The door prize was won by part the program. ing the holiday weekend. Marcella Dietrich. Next Happy Birthday, is extend -Charlie and Bernice Eckel, meeting will beheld on Tues - ed to Therese Stark on Ma 2'l Paul and Joan Durcharme day, June 19 after 7:30 Mass. PRIMARY WINNERS — Winners in the primary division at the Zurich Public School's track and field day were De Ann Foreman, 8 -year group, Jason Lovie, 6 -year, Adam Lovie, 8 -year and Leah Siebert, '6 -year. . 1 1 TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPS — Winners in the Zurich Public School track and field day included (back left) Laurie Forrester and Tim Westlake, senior division, Nicole de Blieck, intermediate, and (front) Craig Redick and Andrea Hendrick, juniors and Paul Dickert, intermediate. Residents have been enjoying the summer temperatures. It gives them an,opportunity to sit out or walk and get a bit of much needed sun. Three busloads of residents 'attencied attended the operet- ta pl'esented by the students of Zurich Public School last week. The May birthday party was sponsored by the Dashwood Women's Institute. Following an enjoyable pro- gram, refreshments were served. Residents celebrating birthdays during the month of May are Miss Emma Bassow, Mrs. Mary McLay, Loftus Denomme and Harold (Tiny) Thiel. Birthday gifts were presented, courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary. Bingo was played on Friday evening, followed by refreshments. Sunday was family day here. Thanks to the sunny day, we had a large turn -out of family members and friends to enjoy dinner with parents and other family members. We are very ap- preciative of the musical talent who supplied entertain- ment during the afternoon. Miss Caroline Love played the organ accompanied on the guitar by her father, Jim Love and uncle, Norman Sararas. Grace Martin and Pearl Ann Martin played piano and organ duets, Lenora Turkheim favoured with organ music and Darlene Sillery played dinner music on the piano. We are very grateful to them for giv- Oimpiei ing up their.Slinday afternoon . for us. Also special thanks to all the Auxiliary members who volunteered their time to assist in the kitchen and din- ing room. We regret that Mrs. Alver- nia Hill is still a patient in St. JosepjT's Hospital, London. The chapel- service was cancelled due to the family gathering. Zurich Bike-A-Thon June 2 First prize 10 speed bike Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" 482-710? APPLIANCE REPAIR Large or small, we'll fix them all.,. Our repair exports will have your ap- pliance In tip top shape fast. Call us today et PECK APPLIANCES "In the Heart of Downtown Varna" VARNA 482-7103 A