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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-09-26, Page 18• el 7 fr. • Continued from page 5 Carpenter's tool box: Margie Gordon, Belgrave; Brian Machan, Blyth; Kirk Krieger, Belgrave; Mari- dale Bromley, Blyth. Pin cushion: Mark Olson, Anne Taylor, Krista Bird, all of Belgrave. ' Sewing Project: Bradley Robin- son, Belgrave, Wooden Article: Jennifer Elston, Mark Robinson, Bradley Robinson, all of Belgrave. INSTITUTE CLASSES Beg. and Kin. Girls, Decorated Potato Head: Tania Pletch, Harmo- ny Spivey, Jessica Lockridge, Sherri Robinson, Holly Pfeifer, Becky Nethery and Jamie Lewis, tied, all of Belgrave. ' Boys, Potato Head: Kevin Patti- son, Be!grave; Paul Dawson, Bel - grave; Teaguen Onn, Blyth; Matthew Bromley, Belgrave; David James, Belgrave; Derek Cook, Blyth. Gr. 1-2 Girls, Tissue Paper Flow- ers: Michelle McNichol, Blyth; Danielle Thompson, Michelle Thompson, Cindy Freiburger, Car- leigh Galbraith, Carla Freiburger, all of Belgrave. Gr. 1-2 Boys, Tissue Paper Flow- ers: Jeremy Van Amersfoort, Blyth; Steven McBurney, Belgrave; Tim Robinson, Belgrave. Cr, 3, 4, 5 Girls, Birthday Card: Sandra Walsh, Blyth; Lindsay Michie, Belgrave; April Van Asters foort, Blyth; Kristy Caldwell, Blyth; Danielle Taggart, Belgrave, Abigail Ramirez, Blyth: Cr. 3, 4, 5 Boys, Design Car of Future: Kirk Krieger, Luke Lock - ridge, Trevor Beck, Dean Walker, all of Belgrave; Shawn Clark, Blyth; Ronnie Abell-Rinn, Blyth. Gr. 6, 7, 8 Girls, Table Center- piece: Grace Carmichael, Belgrave; Pamela Morrison, Blyth; Anne Tay- lor, Belgrave; Heidi Oris, Belgrave; Kimberley Ferguson, Blyth; Margie Gordon, Belgrave. Gr. 6, 7, 8 Boys, Table Center- piece: Shawn Walker, Belgrave; Mark Robinson, Belgrave. LIBRARY B9ARD CLASS Senior Girls 4-8, Poster on Favorite Book: Michelle Freiburger, Julie Elston, Jennifer Cook, all of Belgrave; Zoey Onn, Blyth; Margie Gordon, Belgrave; Erica Clark, Blyth. Boys: Mark Robinson, Bel - grave, Jr. Girls, Book Mark: Heidi Meier, Laura Meier, Jessica Lockridge, all of Belgrave; Michelle McNichol, Blyth; Tania Pletch, Belgrave; Michelle Pletch, Belgrave. Boys: Paul Pawson,, %avid. fame Stetien McBurney, an of 1ig1rav4e Penn Wilson, 'Blyth Russell Bromiey- Belgr Ba resave, . Blyth; J ;terry Campbell, Gr. 1, 2, 3 Poem; Safety Contest: Michelle Pletch, Belgrave; Danielle Thompson, Belgrave; 9Capucine Onn, Blyth; Carla Freiburger, Michelle Thompson, 'Jemmy Camp- bell, all of Belgrave. Gr. 4, 5, 6 Poem: Margie Gordon, David McBurney, Michelle Frei- burger, Julie Elston, Lindsay Michie, Candice Irwin, all of Bel - grave. Gr. 7, 8 Poem: Jennifer. Elston, Belgrave. Sr. Girls, Poster on Fire Preven- tion: Jennifer Cook, Margie Gordon, Michelle Freiburger, Zoey Onn, Grace Carmichael,. Tracy Robinson, all of Belgrave. Boys: Adam Gar- niss, Belgrave; Mark Wilson, Blyth; Mark Robinson, Belgrave, Jr. Girls, Bus Safety: A}iril Van Amersfoort, Blyth; Capucine Onn, Blyth; July Snow, Belgrave; Cindy Freiburger, Belgrave; Jamie .Lewis, Blyth; Michael Campbell, Belgrave. Boys: David James, Belgrave;. Jere- my Van Amersfoort, Blyth; Tim Robinson, Belgrave; Jeffrey Lewis, Kraft 500 g Cheez Whiz Knechtel 10 kg. All Purpose Flour Clover Leaf 7.5 oz. Sockeye Salmon • Kraft 225 g Macaroni & Cheese 4,/, 09 with 600 Dinner coupon I mg without coupon 4/2.59 2.99 4.99 2.9 Kraft 500 g Velveeta 16's, Regular 24's, 16's Cheese Slices Nabisco 675 g Shreddies Cereal Knechtel 3x250 ml. Assorted Flavours Tetra Drinks or„ uices with 300 coupon ■ without coupon 2 E.D. Smith 28 o. Tomato Clam or Garden Cocktail 1 or 5. _case Knechtel 8's 24 x 280 mi. cans Assorted Flavours Hot Dog, or Canada Dry 6 Hamburg Rolls fU Products ' 750 ml. bottle 2/.99 plus dep. 300 g Tradition Assorted Grinds Nabob Vac Pac Coffee 9 Stafford 19 oz. Pumpkin Pie Filling .98 With This Coupon SAVE 60c Off Tho Purchase of 4 . 225 g Pkgs. Of KRAFT MACARON & CHEESE DINNER Special Prico With This 604 Coupon 4/ 99 Special Price Without Coupon 4/2.59 VnSJ Onlrr Al Nn .A et Aeg . Slorou coupon Euplroe 505 , Sept. J0, 1900 'With Thls Coupon SAVE 30c Ott Tho Purchaso Of 1 • 500 g Pkg. Of Regular 24'5 or 16's, Velveeta - 1$'s KRAFT ' CHEESE SLICES 6 Q Special Price i Wit Coupon VaDO O4yp AI Nn®chMl A00oc. 81ura. Coupon"Evprru 801., 8Ap1. O5, ta,a Specie! Price With This 304 Coupon 49 glom Product of Ontario Canada Fancy Macintosh Apples 3 Ib. bag .29 Schneiders Dutch Treet or Red Hots Wieners Product of Ontario Canada #1 Head Lettuce Product of USA Canada #1 Red Grapes each is 59 kg. 2.18 Canada Grade A't Myth:Matt Ctlgm. Travis Cam Open G1: 4d8, ] rely' and tai parts of;,a : Margie G'o n, grave; Zt�yt. ' Onn, p is T'ra Robinson, Mark Robi n, t Belgrave. TM Open Cr, 1.3, ,Poster" vili4 s �g Honey;°-'A,priil Van' ers for , Blyth; Heatheer Black, Vicky Black, David Jaynes, Jodi, Snowden,1 Michelle3Tllom , pso n, all of . j'Ko: HISTORICAL SOCII'ETY "Pioneers at Work: DanielFle Thompson, _Margie Gordon, Mi- chelle Thompson, Chris Piluke, Jen- nifer Cook, Lindsay Michie, Mari- lyn MacLean, : Mark' Robinson, Trevor Beck, all of Belgrave. 11, r • Fifteen tables. at Legion play Fifteen tables were in play at the Wingham Legion Hall Monday night. Gladys Smith, Agnes Gaunt and Marie Merkley were tied with the high pink card, with Mrs. Smith named the wane°z,. Tied with the high .white card were Emma Sturdy and Shirley Carter, With Mrs. Stur- dy named winner. Kay McCormick had the most lone hands; Auclrie Vath had the low pink card and Wimude Johnston the low white card. Draw prizes were awarded to Velma Falconer, Mae Louttit, Jean Howes, Margaret Smith and Edythe Coultes. The next Legion get-together will be a shoot party on Monday, Oct. 2, _Leedhams mark anniversaries Dr. and Mrs., Stewart Leedhatn were in St. Williams last weekend for two special occasions: to honor their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leedham, on the occasion of their 65th wedding anniversary and to commemorate the 40th anniversary of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leedham. • t ,Mrs. Chamney is honoped° Oil ' her 80thrTrt,day On Friday, Sept. 22, Mrs. Sandra McCormack hosted a surprise party for her mother, Mrs. MaryCham- ney, in honor of her 80th birthday. Those attending were relatives and a few very close friends. They greeted Mrs. Chamney and her daughter by singing "Happy Birth- day" as they arrived. All shared a delicious lunch, highlighted by a candlelit birthday cake. Gifts,best wishes and happy conversation completed the time together. Stop -work order issued on building Turnberry council has instructed its building inspector, Alex Mac- Donaid, to issue a stop -work, order on a building currently under con- struction in the township. At the second monthly meeting of Turnberry council, it was report- ed that a miniature storage building is being constructed at the Hodgins HomeCare site just outside Wing - ham. However, the building permit, issued earlier this year, states the, building was to be used for lumber storage. r As the storage use contravenes the zoning bylaw, an amendment must be made. In the meantime, a stop -work order remains in effect. Turnberry is willing to pay for zoning, services - Turnberry council has offered to pay any,. costs, zoning or services, that *OM 'Support a county nurs- iti hopi elticating in the township. The Huronview site selection coMMittee will be viewing several &Bea Th and around Wingham this Week::Earlicr this year, county council deeded to construct a new Huronview at .the Clinton site, as well as constrUct a second county I orae to sert,4tit north of Huron. • 131 IVING days, ere shouter, and itnOre night Ukee# ,head - __pie lite, rtwa titd lift i >t CRAW HARKNESS, a student at the F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham, gave a mighty heave of theshotput last week in physical education class. Jim Bakelaar leads Voice for -Life group Jim Bakelaar is the president of Wingham Voice for Life for 1989-90. Other officers are: treasurers, Ed and Kelly Skitin; recording secre- tary, Nancy McKeon; educational committee, Sally Campeau. Mr. Bakelaar welcomed all mem- bers to the September meeting, held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian. Church. He encouraged everyone to carry on and not give up the pro- life cause. All members are urged to continue writing letters to their local members of parliament and to the Prime Minister, requesting a law to halt abortions. John Vaudry led devotions with a reading from the first chapter of Paul's Letter to the. I~ phesians. On Oct. 27 and 28, the third annual all -Ontario pro-life confer- ence will be held in Sudbury. The annual bike-a-thon was held in June and was ,a great success. Over $4,000 was raised by some great bikers. Jim thanked all who partici- pated. The next meeting will be held Oct. 2 at Mr. and Mrs. Skinn's home. IMPROVING YOUR ODDS'° AGAINST CANADA'S #1 KILLER. •