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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1984-11-28, Page 9New Varna, residents welcomed By Mary Cbessell The residents of Varna would like to welcome the couples who are moving into our community. Charles and Laurie Broadfoot have bought and moved into Louts Taylor's house, and Dale and Dianne Peck will be moving into the house they bought from Jack Hunt in December. The Broeze house will have new tenants, as Tom Lepp- ington is • moving oa December 1 to 'a house near the Surge office south Of. Egmondville. We hope to see Tom back here oti the ball team next summer. Next Sunday, December 2, following the White Gift ser- vice in Varna church, Stewardship faith in action everyone is invited to the Stanley Township Complex ter aa kltusob of e wichesl"�, flinger fob8),.The,10i4og ,. Will begin with cat+ol singing, then the chlldi&en will present a Christmas Talent Show which should begin about 12:30. As in past years, Santa has now been invited to pass SPECIAL DONATIONS - Varna and Goshen UC minister Rev Wilena Brown ac- cepts two cheques from Babylon UCW social convener Linda Keys, representing the proceeds from the Goshen UC fowl supper. $500 will be sent to the Canadian Foodgrains Bank, and $300 to the UC Missions and Service fund. (The latter is over and above the usual donation to the fund.) Absent: co -convener Norene Hayter. out gifts which the children are exchanging. Friends and undue/ axe ipvitEt i to. attend: ba tiece2Wir The first Solidity in Advent' was observed last Sunday with the lighting of a candle in the Advent wreath. A celebra- tion of our Methodist roots, with old traditional English used in some readings, Charles Wesley hymns and John Wesley prayers, etc. to mark the Reformation, was the theme of the worship service. Members of Varna U.C.W. are invited to bring a guest to the Christmas meeting on Thursday, Dec. 6 which begins with a supper at 6:30. The committee has an ex- cellent program arranged with Julie Webster playing piano and Mrs. Shirley Luther speaking and singing. This meeting also provides an op- portunity for a visit with former members. Ross and Dawn Elliott and children of Wiarton spent Sunday with Florence Elliott and Norman and Walter Smith. Roy and Gertie Elliott joined them for an early Christmas dinner and family get-together. • KEEPING BUSY - Giselle Durand experiments with the water play table while Stephpnie Rau concentrates at the easel during o regular morning session at the Bean Sprouts Nursery.School in Zurich. Bean Sprouts The Bean Sprout Nursery School in Zurich is holding its official Open House on Thurs- day, November 29 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m., 1:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon, and 6:00 to 7:00 in the evening in its quarters in the basement of Emmanuel United Church. The new Zurich faility began operating on September 4. Twenty-six children aro now enrolled in either the morning or after- noon Tuesday and Thursday sessions. They are helped and encouraged to learn and to play by teacher Debbie Denomme, assisted by the children's mothers who take their turn at the school. Mrs. Denomme said she has been overwhelmed by the generosity of local service clubs and businessmen in the area. "They gave, exceeding all our expectations", Mrs. Denomme said, pointing out as some examples the climber -slider donated by the Bean Festival, the water play table provided by jacques Seeds, and the table and chairs donated by the Zurich and District Lions Club. LANCIA PASTAS B POPULAR VARIETIES EXCLUDING LASAGNA 79' 900 g PKG OUR REG. 51.65 LANCIA NOODLES 79` EXTRA FINE. FINE. MEDIUM. BROAD, OR EXTRA BROAD 375 9 PKG OUR REG 51 19 GINGER ALE PURE SPRING GINGER ALE SUGAR FREE GINGER ALE REGULAR CLUB SODA. TONIC WATER 750 mL OUR REG 79c FOR $ PLUS 30c BOTTLE DEPOSIT JELL -0 POWDERS ASSORTED FLAVOURS 85g PKG OUR REG 55c FOR LARGE EGGS CANADA A GRADE ALL WHITE DOZEN COUNTRY STYLE FROZEN APPLE CIDER 355 mL 341 ml TIN McCAIN COOKED /� McCAIN COOKED FROZEN F.B.I. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 99° CHICKEN CHICKEN CUTLETTES BURGERS 300 g FROZEN PKG. 300 g PKG. 79° 3.69 2.69 V BRAVO PLAIN SPAGHETTI SAUCE 990 750 mL JAR McCAINS COOKED CHICKEN NUGGETS & DRUMMIES 300 g PKG. 3.69 JAVEX BLEACH LIOUID STYLE 3 6 L OUR REG 52 17 129 POTATO CHIPS 79` ZEHRS OWN ASSORTED VARIETIES 200 g PKGS ZEHRS ENRICHED WHITE CR. WHEAT 60% W. WHEAT FOR 675 g BREAD 99` CHRISTIES ASSORTED CRISP & . CHEWY COOKIES 350 g PKG. 1.79 79 NABOB ALL GRINDS "TRADITION" COFFEE 369 g PKG. 3.29 7 VARIETIES INSTANT STYLE JELL-O PUDDINGS 113 g PKG. 59# ALL PURPOSE MONARCH FLOUR 2.5 kg BAG f.69 McNAIRS TINS BLANCHED PEANUTS McNAIRS QUALITY MIXED NUTS McNAIRS QUALITY CASHEW NUTS "AFTER EIGHT" ROWNTREE MINTS MONARCH DELUXE 2 VARIETIES FROSTINGS NABOB TRADITION DECAFF. INSTANT COFFEE HIGHLINER FROZEN COD IN BATTER HIGNLINER COD FISH STICKS SARA 111 ALL BUTTER CROISSANTS BLUEWATER HADDOCK FISH FRIES 350 g 350 g 350 g 200 g 470g 389 g 350 g 350 g 1 70 g 227 g f.79 299 5.49 199 159 4.49 2.292.29 159 f.S9 NAMAAR WOODENWAREOUALITY BY DESIGN RAISED WITH HOLE FOR COWL UNDER CUTTIN BOARD c 13'. . 11 199 3 TIER WOODEN RACKER EACH 9.99 LARGE CUTTING9 99 BOARD 18 .13' SET OF 4 WITH HOLDER COASTER iS 99 SET SET , RAISED WITN NOTE AND DRAWER CUTTINGSPOON I2ARD 18 i13 19.99 HOLLOWED (NO SPILL) REST EACH 2,79 NOLO SET OF KNIVES (NOT INCL) KNIFE L.99 EACH HINGED LW BREAD ?9.99 EACH NOLOS 1 MUGS (NOT INCL) TUG REE FAC/l 6.99 FOUR PIECE SETNISTER SET ?7.99 WITN INDEX RECIPE 999 BOX EACH , ALL ABOVE PIECES MATCHING NATURAL WOOD. HARDWEARING DURABLE FINISH ` DESIGNED 4 MADE IN CANADA ((muIti.to) 99 ALUMINUM AND PLASTIC CLEANS EASILY WEATHER PROOF DRAWER UNDER. `BRIGHT YELLOW AND RED EACH' BLUEWATER HADDOCK FISH 8 CHIPS NEILSON JERSEY MILK CHOCOLATE MILK WESTONS 3 VARIETIES DONUTS 01.0 BAVARIA APPLE STRUDEL 283 g 1 LITRE 12 , 159 129 119 420 g PIECES AND STEMS MEADOWGLEN MUSHROOMS 10 oz. TIN 79° PEA OR PEA 1 HAM HABITANT SOUPS 28 oz. TIN 1.19 VALUABLE ZEHRS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON SAVE ON ALL GRIM NABOB "TRADITION" COFFEE 369 g PKG. ONE COUPON REOIAIIED PER MPG COUPON 1 PIKES SAT OFC I/., COUNTRY OVEN BAKESHOP SPECIALS COUNTRY OVEN PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS FRESH DELICIOUS HAMBURG ROLLS FRESH BAKED WIENER ROLLS COUNTRY OPEN FRESH CARROT CAKE TOFFIFAY CHOCOLATES 391 g BOX REG 54 5941 89 LARGE SIZE MAZOLA CORN OIL -.500 mL 1. 59 MILUPA INFANT FORMULA v� 9 5 1.19 FOR YOUR DESSERTS DREAM WHIP TOPPING 85g 99#9 PvRINA TENDEREs 7 VITTLES 1.99 MONARCH 4 VARIETIES ADDED TOUCH CAKE MIXES 520 g 99' LARGE SIZE PURINA DOG CHOW �A� 9.99 ALBERTO LIGHT & FRESH CONDITIONER 5� mL 1.59 NORMAL, EXTRA BODY FLEX SHAMPOO 450 mL 2.99 BRAVO MEAT OR MUSHROOM SPAGHETTI SAUCE 750 mL 1.49 BRAVO TOMATO PASTE S S oz. 39 CARNATION SMOKED MUSSELS 1 7 n7 69' FOR YOUR FABRICS FLEECY SOFTENER 5 LITRE 41 69 FOR YOUR LAUNDRY OXYDOL DETERGENT 62L4Tkg 5:192225 BAKE SEMI -SWEET, UNSWEETENED BAKING CHOCOLATE g 269 BAKERS SENI-SWEET °"U"N CHIPSIMPERIAL CHLATE CHIPS PSKG o g 1199 SOFT STYLE MARGARINE P2 lb KG 2.59 BEATRICE REGULAR COTTAGE CHEESE 5°"1 1149 FRMSTYLE • ASSTD. FUVOURS DELISLE YOGURT 500 g 139 4 VARIETIES FROZEN SAVARIN DINNERS 312 g EACH 11 39 J THESE SP(CIALS AVAILABLE ONLY IN: HIGHWAYS #4 & 83 EXETER PKG OF 12 PKG OF 8 PKG OF 8 450 g 1.29 69° 69° 2.29 ( SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM 9 A M W NESOAY NOVEMBER 28 TIL CLOSING SATURDAY DECEMBER 1ST 1984 W. r...rv. IM right 10 6md PurcI..•• to r...on.d• *Aly I.n1Ny rpuN.m.nt. KLEENEX FACIAL 200 SHEET OUR REG. S1.39 WHITE. YCLLOW MOCHA, BLUE zehrs fine markets . of fine foods MONDAY, TUESDAY i WEDNESDAY 14 P.M. THURSDAY i FRIDAY 14:00 P.M. SATURDAY S:304 P.M. TImes-Advocote, November 28, 1984 Golden Glimpses We are indeed thankful to the "Powers That Be" for provibeautiful -With ziiper Day on .the occasion of the residents' Family Christmas dinner. We had a very large attendance from as far away as Mississauga, Toronto, Agincourt, Hamilton, London, Goderich, Chatham, New Hamburg, Listowel and sur- rounding areas. The afternoon was livened up by the attendance of our musicians, Nelson Howe who played the violin accom- panied on the piano by his daughter, Mrs. Quance and Ivan Norris playing the ban- jo. George Mathonia and John -De Boeck who provided ac- cordion, music and Pearl Ann Martin and Grace Martin favoured with piano and organ selections. Many thanks to all of these people for relinquishing their Sunday afternoon out of the goodness of their hearts. Also, a sincere thank -you to all the volunteers from the ladies Auxiliary who worked in the kitchen and dining rooms. Without their assistance, we could not accomplish such an undertaking. Last Monday evening, movies were shown, namely; "This Land, Australia" and "Laurel and Hardy in Birth Marks". Following the movies, refreshments were enjoyed. Incidentally, we are still looking for volunteers who might be able to help us with transporting films to and from Huron County Library, Goderich. We thank the pucharme Orchards for their generous donation of apples. We regret that Mrs. Hazel Coward is a patient in University Hospital, London and Mrs. Mary McLay in South Huron Hospital, Exeter. On Tuesday evening we were pleased to have the choir from the . Christian Reformed Church of Exeter who provided an evening of singing. Some of the ladies put their talents together and baked a good batch of cookies, on Wednesday mor- ning. They repeated this on Friday morning. The aroma from the bake shop certainly whets the appetite. "Sing Time" was the order of the morning on Thursday. Mr. Marc Chalut took the residents joy riding on Thurs- day afternoon, covering an area to Seaforth and surroun- ding district. The C.G.I.T. Girls of Thames Road United Church provided a program on Thurs- day evening consisting of music and several tables of crokinole, which was enjoyed by a number of residents. Bingo was played on Friday evening followed by refreshments. The chapel service was can- celled on Sunday evening due to the Family dinner. MUSICAL QUARTET - Violinist Nelson Howe, banjop ucker Ivan Norris and ac- cordionists John De Boeck and George Mathonia provided some toe -tapping music for those attending the annual Christmas dinner at the Blue Water Rest Home. HELPING HANDS - Members of the Blue Water Rest Home Ladies Auxiliary served the annual Family Christmas Dinner on Sunday. Shown are Marie Mathonia, (left) Mabel Riley and Gertie Fleischaur fill- ing cups while Connie Risi, wife of administrator Joe Risi, puts out more plates. Geta Head tx, Start on • Christmas t LOOK-ALIKE - Zurich Public School custodian Bob Merner makes a very good Schneider at the school's "Famous People Day". 1 RICE Small Appliance Repair RR 1 Thedford 243-2628 Have your small appliances repaired now at less cost than replacement. REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES AND MODELS Drop off and pick up at Fisher Hardware, Exeter, Schilbe Pro Hardware, Zurich, Tieman's Hardware, Dashwood, Blue Water Hardware, Grand Bend. of +mf ,e'z 1 7A ' .� 'F Township of Usborne THE Council of the Township of Usborne wish to make the following known to their residents: 1. she KIRKTON Dump winter hours shall be from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on the FIRST and THIRD Saturdays on each month from December 1, 1984 to March 31, 1985. 2. THAT the FINAL Installment of 1984 taxes is due on November 30, 1984. 3. THAT Council Meetings from November 1, 1984 to April 30, 1985 shall be on the FIRST and THIRD Tuesdays of each month, convening at 1:00 p.m. Larry H. Stuck Clerk -Treasurer Gerold E. Prout Reeve 1 Cinnamon 100 g. 1 .09 227 g. 2.09 Cloves 40 g. 1.59 Ginger 1/ 25 g. 694 t Nutmeg 40 g. 994 Bayleaves spe .lcg.ial 49 Unsweetened t Coconut •{ 227 g. 1.2 Sweetened Coconut Eagle Brand Pir Sweetened Condensed Milk 395 g. 1.89 I Dare Christmas Candies !'t Are Here 4� Peanut Brittle Holly Berries • Juba Santa s etc. All candied fruit for Christmas it cakes Mort.. fat. - s:so Goosed Sunday ergvson. Apiaries Hwy. 14 between Hensel! & Zurlth • 236.4979 •