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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-07-25, Page 11Piciper drive Thursday; Hensall lady wins Thursday July 26 (tomor- row) Is the paper drive again, so have out ready for the boys to pick ` up rstarting at 6:30 p.m. Miss 4heryl Fuss of Hensall was the lucky winner of the 6500.00 jackpot at the Zurich bingo On Jtlly 12. Next bingo will tie Thursday July 26 beglniing at 7:45 p.m. Plan to attend the annual Zurich Fair activities begin- ning UtisFriday evening. Apniversaries Congratulations to Bob and Faye Forrester on the occa- sion of their 25th wedding an- niversary with a dance held in their honor at the Zurich arene Saturday July 21. Happy anniversary to Herb and Ruby Neeb who were married 53 years on July 15. Birthdays Birthday wishes are ex- tended to Mrs. Myrtle Deitz and Madeline Woodcook (Rau)I, Hensall whose birth- day Was on July 17. Heather Westlake marked her 18th birthday on Friday the 13th. A good time was had by ail Sunday at a family get- together and surprise pre - birthday L : rty for Mozart SAVE 3.11 Gennari' Sr.'s 66th birthday (August 6) and sort -of - retirement party held at their cottage at the lake. It was a beautiful day for swimming, boating and barbecuing. Daughter Melissa was visiting from B.C. Everyone enjoyed the day of fun and laughter and a delicious supper. Personals Congratulations to recent newlyweds Jerry and Ruth Zehr (nee Zielman) who were married on July 14 at her parents' home at RR 2 Dashwood. Best wishes to Rick and Patti Hodgins (nee Regier) who were also married on Saturday July 14 at St. Peter's Catholic Church, St. Joseph by Fr. Bensette with dinner and reception held in Lucan. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ' -: er RR PROUD MOMENT - Nicole Turkheim shows Zurich summer playground supervisor Donna Regier a leaf she has just painted. SUPER softin VAR FREE 2 Zurich. On return from a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and various places, the couple will be living in the Shipka area. Congratulations to BiU and Martha Murray (nee Van Esbroeck) who were married on July 14 at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney and are residing at RR 5 Seaforth and also to Teresa Simpson and Harry Laycox who were married Saturday July 2 at Egmondville United Church. Teresa is the daughter of Allan and Marion Becker and grand -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker, all of Zurich. Mr. iind Mrs. Fred Fair- bairh of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. Torie White of Hamilton spent last weekend with Harvey and Mary Clausius and all attended the 35th Fair- bairn reunion held at the cot- tage of Jack and Betty Sim- mons in Sun Cove subdivision on Sunday July 15 with 45 at- tending.from Hamilton, Wind- sor, New York, Goderich, Ex- eter, Hensall, Dashwood and Zurich. Derek and Lynda O'Brien were in charge of the sports which were enjoyed by young and old. The 1985 reu- nion will be held at the home of Doug and Betty Ann O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moser, and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zehr from Lowville, New York were recent visitors with Harold and Edith Widrick. All were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shantz in Heidelberg. Edgar and Ruth Willert of Innisfail, Alberta, are spen- ding a couple of weeks vaca- tion in the Zurich area, visiting with his mother, Mrs. Louella, Willert and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gascho and Mrs. Beatrice Rader were in Detroit last week attending the funeral of their aunt Mrs. John Brenneman. Dr. and Mrs. Ed MacAulay and family have returned to their home in Truro, N.S. after holidaying with their mother Beatrice Rader and sister Catherine Zurbrigg in Kitchener. While here Ed at- tended the veterinarian con- r►-- r ✓" - CRAFT TIME - Jacqueline Koehler watches Chris Boudreau mixing paint. The children are among the 30 registered for Zurich's summer plavaround SUPPA SPECIAL SAVE 41' SUPER SPECIAL. SAVE OR NOR SUPER SPECIAL' S75` ON 2 ti CASE 0f 24 • 2W mL TINS YARIETIE$ CANADA DRY SOFT DRINKS BEEF -CHICKEN -TURKEY YORK MEAT PIES CANADA 'A' GRADE ZEHRS BUTTER THREE VARIETIES ZEHRS BREAD ASSORTED VARIETIES SEALTEST _YOGURT 675 g LOAF SAVE SUPER SPECIAL LOAF SAVE t SUPER SPECIAL' SAVE 1.20 SUPER SPECIAL, SAVE 70' SUPER SPECIAL'' RIG[ KRISPIES SAVE 801 KINGSFORD CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 10 Ib. BAG 3.69 SAVE 481 GENERAL MILLS 7 VARIETIES KRAFT" DRESSINGS �o L • 4 L+#� AA IV itY DETERGENT 1L • 99 SAVE 70' SUPER SPECIAL SAVE CHERRIOS diria %39 E sol RELISHES D BOX fyuiriyJ r�~ j B � URYIS PKG. of 10 GRANNYS BUTTER TARTS SUPER SPECIAL -qv Martin APPLE JUICE OLIVER MANZANILLA S1UFFED OLIVES 99' J75 mL JAR SAVE 701 NEILSONS ASSORTED POPSICLES Box.2 1.29 OF SAVE 1.00 UNSCENTED SUPER MAXITHINS BOX OF 30 4.49 SAVE 1.00 UNSCENTED REGULAR MAXITHINS 3.99 BOX OF 30 SAVE 601 HANDY STRIPS ELASTOPLAST 1.59 PKG. OF 40 WESTONS DONUTS1 SPIC & SPAN SAVE 201 ASSORTED SOFT DRINKS CANADA DRY 75L BO0TLEm590 SAVE 261 HUNTS REGULAR P<us DEPOSIT TOMATO SAUCE 69t 398 mL SIZE SAVE 301 NERSHEYS QUALITY CHOC TOPPING 99° 284 mi SIZE SAVE 701 2 VARIETIES ICED TEA MIX NESTEA 680 g 2.99 SAVE SAVE 40t TWO VARIETIES LIQUID CLEANER DOZEN DOZEN 1.19 TNEuK SPECIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: 400 mL 129 SAVE SUPER SPECIAL RECONSTITUTED MARTINS PPLE JUICE 46 oz. TIN COUNTRY OVEN COUNTRY OVEN RAISIN BREAD f.29 450 g LOAF FRESH SPICY CARROT CAKE 450 g EACH 1.99 ■ TASTY, FRESH, LARGE CROISSANTS 2'. oz. SIZE 3/990 STOKELY KIDNEY BEANS - 2 VAR. OR VAN CAMP BEANS WITH PORK 19 oz. TIN SAVE 601 McCORMICKS 4 VARIETIES COOKIES f.69 400gPKG. REGULAR SI 6g PKGS. FOR SAVE 664 FOR YOUR DISHWASHER CASCADE 3.99 1.4 kg SAVE 601 BATH SIZE 31 DIAL SOAP 199 390 g PKG. SAVE 201 SCHNEIDERS REGULAR OR THIN CHEESE SLICES f.79 250 g PKG. SAVE 301 McCORMICKS SNACKBREAD 200 g PKG. 119 SAVE 501 ASSORTED FLAVORS KOOL•AID HANDY CAN 2.69 603 g TIN SAVE 261 ST. JUSTIN MINERAL WATER 1 LITRE BOTTLE 69° WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LINK PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEENY FAMLY REOUMIENENTS SAVE 161 WESTONS BUTTERHORNS LEMON OR RASPBERRY PKG. OF 6 f.39 SAVE 301 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUEFISH STICKS IN LIGHT BATTER 350 g HI6HWA5'�if� & 83 EXETER 1.89 SAVE 201 3 VARIETIES FROZEN MINUTE MAID 295 ml 49 -355 mL t . SAVE 701 2 VARIETIES JELLO PUDDING POPS 2.29 PKG. OF 12 SAVE 301 NORDICA 2'/• COTTAGE CHEESE LARGE 750 g SIZE 2.69 CHECK OUR SAVE -A -TAPE PLAN WE CAN ASSIST THE ORGANIZATION OF YOUR CHOICE ASK OUR CASHIERS FOR YOUR COPY EXPLAINING THE PLAN zehrs MONDAY, TUBSDAY i wIDM$$DAY 14 P.M. THURSDAY i FRIDAY 14100 P.M. SATURDAY $:304 P.M. Times -Advocate, July 25, 1984 Pogo 11 S500 bingo lackoot ventlon in Guelph and the ladies stayed in Kitchener. The many friends of Meda O'Brien are pleased to see her at home in Maplewoods after her recent surgery at Univer- sity Hospital. Renee Sweeney is present- ly visiting with her sister Car- rie and Dan Eybergen for a week at their apartment in Waterloo. 'A former Zurich and Bayfield resident, Mrs. Irene Brisson of Mt. Clemens Michigan passed away last Thursday. The funeral Mass and burial was held on the Blue Water at St. Peter's Church, Monday July 23 with the CWL serving lunch in the hall afterwards. The Lutheran Church Women held their summer meeting in the form of a pic- nic at the park recently. Bob and Nancy Brown recently enjoyed spending a week in New Brunswick while at a convention for his work, for sheet metal. Little Kevin Michael Pole, son of Bill and Cheryl Pole (nee Rau) was baptized on Sunday at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Mooney with godparents Gary and Patti Rau. Don and Elaine Beauchamp and Janet and Steve Durand and Dennis and Sue Rau spent last week cam- ping in the Pembroke area and visiting with Don's parents. Bonnie Schenk and family spent from last Saturday to Wednesday camping at Bingeman Park in Kitchener. Cyrille and Linda Cor- riveau and two children, Lon- don, spent last week in Blake • and visiting with relatives in the area.` Gertie Fleischauer visited her daughter, Ruth Ann and Bill Mills Sunday and Monday at Palmerston. A family get- together was held Sunday celebrating their 10th wed- ding anniversary as well as her sister Mari* and hus- band Larry Rogers' 12th an- niversary. Bill Mills' birthday was also celebrated. Kraig Gingerich, son of Jim and Ruth is a patient in War Memorial Children's Hospital, London. Mozart and Julie Gelinas • Jr. and friends enjoyed a day at Canada's Wonderland near Toronto last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rini returned home reoently front a two-week trip to Europe. Miss Lisa Beauchamp of Pembroke is presently spen- ding a few week's yacation with her brother Don and family. Our best wishes and prayers for a speedy recovery are extended to Bro. Bob Mit- telholtz who is a patient at St. Michael's Hospital in Toron- to after a serious heart operation. Correction Mrs. Edith Hohner did not attend the L.C.W. convention on July 4 in Toronto as stated in last week's paper. Sorry for any inconvenience • HAVING FUN - Zurich summer playground supervisor Susan Deichert watches as Danielle McKinnon (left), Dano Fisher and Tara Bedard mix paint for their croft project. All set for Fair The 1984 Zurich fair spon- sored by the Zurich and District Agricultural Society will be officially opened by Huron County Warden Tom Cunningham at 7:45 on Fri- day, July 27 in the Communi- ty Centre. Other officials will be Norm Eckel, president of the Agricultural Society, Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff, Huron-Middlese MPP Jack Riddell, Zuricff Reeve Isidore LaPorte and Hay township Reeve Lionel Wilder. The musical program which follows will feature the Waterloo Regional Police Male Choir, and Marilyn and Kelley Doyle with organ and piano selections. Contestants in the Queen of the Fair contest will be in- troduced during the program. Admission is E2. Children under 12 will be admitted free. The program will be suc- ceeded by a dance at 9:30 p.m. to the music of Mozart's Melody Makers. The winner of the Queen contest will be crowned during the dance. Advance ticket's may be purchased from agricultural society members or at several Zurich stores for E7 per couple. Admission at the door will be S8. The winner of a door prize at the dance will receive a gift certificate from the Bayfield Village Inn for a night's lodg- ing and breakfast for two. Saturday morning's events begin with competitions in the saddle and western horse show. This will continue throughout the afternoon with Western games and other activities. Many entries are being received for the heavy horse show. A number of craft and display booths have been booked. The OPP display trailer will be on the grounds for viewing all day. The parade, led by the Dashwood-Seaforth Band, begins marching at 12:30. This year's theme is "Sports and Liesure". The Exeter Horse and Rider club will par- ticipate in the parade. The baby show begins at 2:00 p.m. Babies may com- pete in four classes: up to four months; up to eight months, up to one year, and up to 18 months. Wrist wrestling competi- tions begin at 3:00 p.m. The five men's classes are divid- ed into up to 140 pounds, from 141 to 160; from 161 to 180; 181 to 200, and over 200' pounds. The women will compete in one open class. Entrants are .asked to register at 2:30 p.m. and pay a 52 fee. All contestants must live within a 20 -mile radius of Zurich. Prizes have been donated by Molsons. A number of children's events are planned. A pedal - powered mini tractor pull is being introduced this year, beginning at 4:00 p.m. Children will- be ranked ac- cording to weight in three classes: up to 50 pounds, 51 to 75, and 76 to 100 pounds. First, second and third prizes will be awarded in each category. Entry fee is 51., to be paid while registering at 3:00 p.m. A money scramble to find coins hidden in a bag of sawdust will take place after the tractor pull for five years and under, and children rang- ing in age from six to eight. A watermelon -eating con- test will follow for girls and boys aged eight to 11 and those 12 to 14. Admission to the grounds on Saturday is $2. for adults. Public school children will be admitted free. Kem Exterior Flat Latex Kem Exterior Gloss Latex Kem Exterior Alky,ii ;19" and up per gal. and up per gal. $2299 pergel. W1 ERE TO BUY... WE'RE Til OSE 70 YOUR HOME Exeter Decor Centre Open doily 9 - 5 15 Gidley St., E. 235-1010 Just B•Mhd Bonk of Nova Scotia