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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-10-03, Page 14Y Page 413 - The Wingharu Advance -Times, Qct. 3, 1989 ABountiful Thanksgiving Knechtel 675 g White Bread 14 oz. Assorted Varieties 24 x 280 ml. cans Pepsi Cola with $1.00 5.99 coupon Stokely Canned Vegetables .6 9 - Heinz 48 Oz. tin 1 Vegetahie Irourd„.";1 750 ml. Assorted Varieties without coupon 6.99 Heinz 10 oz. Tomato Soup ■ 99 1 Heinz 10 oz. Vegetable, Chicken Noodle, Cream of Mushroom 991Soup Heinz Pickles 1 .79 Philadelphia 250 g brick Cream cheese Ocean Spray 40 oz. bottle Cranberry Cocktail 2 Old South 355 mi. Frozen Orange Juice Maxwell hoes,; 200 g with 300 coupon 1.69 AP% n without coupon 1.99 Mrs. Smith 680 g Frozen P!jmnkjfl Pie 1.29 In 41„xts .M1nW M. �lky r Coffee sw wyq k .• • 1 kg. Assorted Varieties Frozen 1 .39 1.99' Green Giant with 60C coupon 1 Vegetables.99 without coupon 2.59 4.99 Maxwell House 300 g Assorted Grinds Vac Pac Coffee 2 � 49 With This Coupon SAVE 60' On . The Purchase Of 1 - Frozen 1 kg Bag French Green Beans, Cut Green Beans. Niblet Corn. Mixed Vegetables Or Peas Special Price With This 60' Coupon GREEN GIANT VEGETABLES 99 Special Price Without Coupon 2.59 Valid Only At Knechtel Assoc. Stores Coupon Expires Sat.. Oct. 7, 1989 05608560 his Coupon S:A`v E $1 oil• the Purchase, of 1 - 24 x 200 nil_ Case of Tins of WAIr am *COM PEPSI COLA .. 99 Special Price With This 1.00 Coupon 5 Unit Price 8.9• Per 100 int Special Price Without Coupon 6.99 Unit Price 10.4' Per 100 nit. Valid Only Al Knechtel Assoc. Stores Coupon Expires Sal., Oct. 7, 9909 With This Coupon SAVE 30c Ott The Purchase of 1 - 250 g Brick G`- PHILADELPHIA IL CREAM CHEESE 411 69 Special Price Without Coupon 1.99 Special Price With This 00' Coupon Product of Ontario Canada #1 White Potatoes 10 Ib. bag 9 ,,,,,..„,,,,,,,,,, N \-\ ' z1Z ' Z t*V.,N ' "W . ' Frozen 7-17 Ib. size Valid Only At Knechtel Aseoe. Stores Coupon Expires Sal., Oct. T, 1989 IIIiji!iiLwvL11jLJ1II. Product of Ontario Fresh Broccoli Product of Ontario Canada #1 Fresh Turnips Maple Leaf, Whole or Half . Country Kitchen Ham Ontario tloneless Pork Loin Roast bunch .69 kg. .64 29 Ib. ■ kg. 6.59 299 fIr kg. 659 2.99 Mr. and Mrs. Don Koenig of Parry Sound visited on the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. itoy Kennedy and attended the Buchan - non -Koenig wedding on Saturday, Sept. 23, in Calvary United Church, Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. David Myer left Wednesday for Pennsylvania where they will visit with the former's family and attend the wedding of David's brother. Former resident receives awards FORDWICH—Karen Ferguson, the former Karen Carswell of Ford- wich, was honored at the Ontario Funeral Service annual meeting and luncheon at the Valhalla Inn, Kitchener, on Wednesday, Sept. 20. She received the OFSA Past Presi- dent's Award for the highest over- all academic standing in the Funer- al Service Education program. Karen graduated from Humber College Funeral Service Education program in June, 1989 and was named to the Dean's Honor Roll. She also received the Board of Gov- ernor's Award of Excellence, the Technical Ability Award, Canadian School of Embalming Medical Sci- ence Award and the Central Ontario Funeral Directors' Associa- tion Award. Friends in Fordwich and area extend congratulations to Karen and wish her contjued success iii her career. Home economist at Junior WI The September meeting of the Howick Junior Women's Institute got off to a delicious start with the guest for the evening being Deb Campbell, a home economist from Centralia College, who had some excellent advice on "Rush Hour Microwave Cooking"; valuable information for busy families today. Her demonstration included such delectable dishes as Pizza Chicken, Cheezy Broccoli, Parmesan Nibble Squares and Apple Spice Cake. All present had a chance to sample the demonstrations. Roll call for the meeting was "Na#ne an unusiiaj spice and how to use it." There were many suggestions, although many of them prompted a discussion on the difference between herbs and spices. Also on the agenda that evening was Tracy Hargrave, the Howick J.W.I. representative to the Howick- Turnberry Fall Fair Queen competi- tion. Tracy gave an excellent speech on the history of the fair. J.W.I. members Henrietta Claus and Helen Smith presented Tracy with a gift and wished her well in the competition. In other committee reports, there were updates on the fashion show and tea, the fall fair display, the babysitting course currently in ses- sion and the Hallowe'en Family Dance to be held Oct. 27. There was mention made also of the Provincial J.W.I.O. conference to be held at Owen Sound on Oct. 13, 14 and 15. Approximately 14 members from Howick have expressed interest in attending. Kitchener man is speaker for 88th anniversary FORDWICH—The 88th anniver- sary of the United Church was cele- brated at the Sunday morning ser- vice on Sept. 24. Rev. Norman Wat- son of Kitchener was guest speaker and spoke on the topic, "Made Fit To Share Heritage". Mr. Watson is a brother of Mrs. Don Beck. The ,choir, under the direction of Mrs. Ron Livermore, presented spe- cial music. Following the service, lunch was served in the Sunday School room and an hour of fellow- ship was enjoyed. Seniors sponsor first card party FORDWICpt-The first card party' of the season was held Friday night, Sept. 22, at the Ferdwich Niall, $ r + nsored by the senior citi- ts. a even tables were in play. Wintiifir-fOt high Bcores were utl 'Pltteridrelgh and McKee rtisoiation winners in►bllliand Marian cfoii.trriZe 'Winners IlEV000 Wilson, HOtl Mon., lues. & Va los in effect until Home Delivery Per a tompbtalliteng 0f fhi. weer. party will. be Ott. tit 8., -alliin' Ipontlor+ by the 1oi . vcryone int welcame and tovtced. Mr and Mrs Guy Wilson of Fort Erie visited last week with Mrs. Anne Cober. Michael, Breanna and lan Shan- non of RR 3, Clifford, spent last. weekend with their grandpa its, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kennedy returned home Sunday after a bus tour to Smoky Mountains, North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kennedy spent several days last week in Pennsylvania and while there, will attend the wedding of Mark Myer, formerly from here. Mrs, 'Jean Clarkson and Mrs. Jean Wilson returned home over the weekend after attending the ACWW convention the past two weeks in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Nickel have returned home after enjoying a three-day bus trip to Manitoulin Island. Cecil Galbraith of. Napanee visit- ed one day last week with Mrs. Elsie Strong and called:..Pon:othl friends in the. area. Mrs,, George Heibein spent last weekend With.h4 law and daughter, ,. Lorne nbkin. Ma an Heibel n of Drussele wer visitors at the same hom Barbara Schneider of KKitc1 spent the weekend with her M mother, Mrs. Ruby Arn strong. Mrs. George Richards spent one day last week in London. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas spent last weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Johnston in Sarnia. Trinity Church, Fordwicit, joined with St. Stephen's in Corrie for Sunday service on the 24th. The speaker was Fred Clarke of London who, with his wife, Elinor, has been a volunteer in mission worik..T'hey have spent some time in Swaziland a • in November, they are leaving f 'apua, New Guinea, for a three.- year hree-year term. Many prayers go with them at this time. RESID$1TG iNTCHAM-Mr. :aa „Mrs. Ronald .S� were married Aug. 12 in Whitechurch United Church. Mrs. Steffenfis the former Glenna Wilken, daughter of Mrs. Doris Wilken of Whitechurch and the late Earl Wilken, while the groom is the son of Violet Steffen and the late Paul Steffen. hitechurch Notes Rev. and Mrs. Bev Kay of Bramp- ton visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan. Also visiting at the Milligan home were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donnelly, Angela and Jill of Islington, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Fal- coner and Amy of Goderich. RevWilena Brown of Milverton visited Sunday with Mildred McClenaghan and in the evening, John McKinnon and Miss McCle- naghan visited Ross McKenzie of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw returned home last week from a three-week trip to the east coast and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer had as guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Montgomery of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery of Wingham, Winnie Vincent of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer and Amy of Goderich. Archie was celebrating his 80th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer attended the official opening of the newly -renovated museum in Goderich on Saturday. This Week's Winner at Standard Trust 10th Anniversary Celebration! During 10th Anniversary Celebration at Wing - ham branch, everyone making a deposit to a savings account, receives a ballot for the weekly draw on various merchandise items. The winner for September 18th; Barry Mason of Belgrave, is seen receiving a Black & Decker toaster from Standard Trust Manager, Gerry Kavanagh. You could be a winner next week, simply by making a deposit to your account or opening a new account. Call into the branch for further details. y