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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-20, Page 3lotf Al**, Attttftlr to filet the (Amanda cif •about.flvir yeara ago, ettawill were teekieh 4terhis only with old' ladles, Then women from 10 to. 69 began ;to east covetoila gliinces at grandma's graceful shoulder Wrap aria s9on long tits ,reeled stPlea heOhhie aenght-atter accessories 'In every woman's, wardrobe. New attention was fo- cussed on the Canadian hand- Avower's - art. Strange AS it May Seen), Carla- da'S neWeat, textile fibre Is 'being 'woven into stoles by one of the oldest methods known to nian-men band .1001insi In the Freneli,Callatliall village gf WPeteriviile, ahout 100 Milea east of Montreal, a group of %poser, wives have found a pleasant way cif turning spare, time:into profit' by doing' hand-weaving for' gale In eitY*Steres, Skilled Weavers, complete a' six-f09b stele In -AO an hoor, Setting PP .the looM 'With ov°17 thread in Place is an exact- ing OpetatiOn but 'Abe? the warp. is strung 12 stoics ban be woven one after 'another. .!lit' Infinite yank, e4' ef. Oettere is poriathie and, in locution., • gold and sliver threads are Used to 'brighten the pure white of the 'yarn. Quite apart' fr9ra' Pratt- come home, rrom work „ to find dinner' late-,-1.1gain! ,SP0Ohl Pr an9WY white teryleee and orders for Wavers article S are sent to the' village by a Montreal firm. Then energetic Nes. Philippe r3reault distributes the 'yarn and weaving .Patterns among 15 Or 25 able,. an 'craft. One women with kerns la thel own wonders how Often Jive Men of 'henciet3, • Most of the weavers Of Wotten- ville learned their frore.tbeir mothers and grandmothers Whose nimble - fingers, kept their liotise,' "What dOes a bride think when holds supplied. with blankets and she walks into the church?" woveh olOth, pal today the, shuttles 1.1411,0Yi CLUB' .CHttECTS,,If00.11C143 The regular Meeting of the Mary RainhoWChit] was held' An the OddfelloWre 'Heil on Febru- Mar, With 27 members and three "Otara PrOaent. ors. Mae Match- Awl, Mrs, Iris 14aebettn, Atta, Parr, Mrs. parher CanaPbell and Piste Cairns were joint •host, cases. • • Tlie president OP011ed the meet-' lag With the creed and Lord's .In'aYer. Mil-Antes tir,,lfiat xn041141 Wt4e read 410 the treasurer; Mrs. Jim Carr,, gave her rePPrt, inVitationwas received from •Owl, criel) Sunset Circle to 4ttenti their birthday party on February 22nd. 'he date for, the area pienip will edneaday, July 10, in the :Ingham town, park With Vklitors teeter Clinton, Goderich and Grand. VirnOinna.are be' collected for blankets,. and Same to ,l)e' left gra, 1.; 'Raiser's, A raffle was Wag gra;. ;do MacLean, , Several contests were and each got a chance to create a rnew .spring hat for. themselves, ' ' Tha next Meeting will be held at 0 ih Orldfcllows"..11a,11, 'on 'Toes- March 5i and after the ivvveet- ht invited cuchre, .adniission 50C .with lunch' will be held. SOLID WHITE Albacore Tuna and Cream of Mushrooni soup are heated together to fill this light- dy spiced, eheese.flavored rice ring, Tender green peas and tiny red beets round out this meal-on- a-platter, ttion ROW 1, cups-"hot cooked rice 3 eggs, beaten •1 cup milli 2 tablespoons catsup 1. bap •grated cheese -. si.atlfa:pn pepper odenoreestersbire sauce Combine rice with 'rest of ingredients. Spoon ,into. oiled 8-inch ring mold, Place in pan of hot water. Bake in moderate oven, 350 deg. P., for 45 minutes, 1.1nroold on large platter, Fill centre with Creamed Tuna. Makes 6 servings. OPPORTUNITY TOTS AREA MANAqtit WANTED PART TIME ONI,Y. 1114000,00 $20,000.0 aPeadilhlt a few hours monthly in• just soave time, Well Canadian Company 1001 !p si! of. wow*" toi V10. thins soltsubomil troineso, No oXportegtoo AiWeata47— fra:41 "rsilily7tUrt4,:lit117:1";0"19.1:41171411,1°u:Alill'f40117141):krulill'ibiirgigih pressure is aro as 1b/laws: • friend 014411'401er and gretarences Sparc 5 to 10 Hours monthly 11.: A Minimum of 31,000.00 Clatitk AOriuireel with Company l Xecaitive ip your area, auaiwcr :this lately,. . Please do not answer this miVertisement mdess you are den* iy tegfve iat0111,":11::664'oittie4r:011:1W 1 plane, have card oVlae 4ties-m;cash ;1111.15 bileefinavipret;Ilietlitslioninnavf‘tiriLty jo;. .the facts, as thaor setectoft' Bruited lanetrivicee, ' Tliiri is fa ,a liteynte. opportunity .with. Perniailent -tt*• . For a personal interview.„in your area, write fully abotek:ybgle; self, inetruie /Mery number,. to J. W. 'WJ BB VOSTkA pEtv. 1t49 St. Alexander, glaislintrAL, Quebec. 3. can (7-ounces) Albacore tuna, (trained and flaked 1. can eondensed cream of mushroom soup 14 cup milk 3tablespoons chopped onion Salt and .pepper Qombine soup, milk, onion, salt and 'pep- 'per to taste in saucepan, Stir and cook about 10 minutes over nieditim beat, Add tuna, lieat through. Spoon' into Rice Ring. (If you're in a rush serve the Oreamcd Tuna ever freshly •cooked rice). Locatc.d on Linton Ave:, across frciiu the:Whyte ,PaCking- CO. Nte ua u'~er tclneri, 'Distribtltors of , HI-LINE HYB1RI.D ' CHICKS Braid It Yourself We read an item recently, writ- ten by a woman who had found what she considered a most, satis- fying, project. She was braiding a wool rug for the living room. According to tke'e writer she had on many occasions started. some new do-it-yourself 'project, but had often becomeclisintere,sted before it was ,completed. She had been working on her rug for four months• and found it as stimulating then as 'when she started, ' From the time the rug was only about quater ith size, it was put to use before the fireplace with the loose end tucked underneath. WheneVer she had a feW Spare moments 'it was a siMple matter to 'sit doWn on the floor and carry on. PrindS were able to watch 'Ole' progress and were thus prompted to remember an old bathing suit, dress, etc., that could be used .in the rug. This 'helped to speed the reg to completion and added to the variety of colors. Hundreds of busy family 'doctors are now committing theinl . seiveS to many hours of extra study each, year so that their-f Skirls and imowlecige 'will keep pace 'with the latest develoti.•-:, merits in modern medicine, , , Already, over 1400 family doctors throughout the country haite-;• pledged themselves to such .studies by joining the College,' General Practice of Canada. ,' ' This College, which can do so much for the health of all CaiiK-: dians, was founded two years ago by the Canadian Wdiiitti, Association— and is being aided in its work by substatklitq• grants from the life insurance companies in Canada. Family doctors treat four out of five patients themse ves.• they must also know when a specialist is needed and how hest to work with him for the greatest benefit to the Patient:Ail these activities, they, welcome the guidance of the College. • v • By aiding in this progressive, development, the life insuren companies in Canada are actively helping to create a healthi0. life for all Canadians. • . • This will bring a glint to the eye of the cook who hates dish- washing: A new brand of corn bread mix is being. packaged in a polythene bag into which you break an egg and pour some milk. Then you squeeze the air from the upper part of the bag and knead your plastic pouch ,' of batter. Empty it into, the aluminum foil 'baking dish included with the mix and 'pop it into the oven. That's all, Not even a. spoon to wash! WrightTrancis Glenna Margaret Wright, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright, R,R: 1, Wroxeter, and Harold Edward ,Franeis, .son of Mr and Mrs. Gordon Francis of. Wingharn, ,were married in a double-ring ceremony at St. And- drew's Presbyterian •manse, Wing- ham, on Saturday b,y the Rev. Alexander Ximmo. ' The bride Wore a ballerina-length navy crystalette' sleeveless dress, embossed with white; a three-quar- ter length jacket caught with a rhinestone clip, a gift of the groom, Her flowers were a shoulder spray of red roses. The bridesmaid was Miss , Pay Wright, a sister of the 'bride, who wore a dress of turquoise' crystal- ette similar to the bride's and , she wore a corsage of.yellow roses. The 'best matt was Mr. Walter. Dernerling, of Clifford, a friend of the groom. The reception was held in the Hotel Brunswick< and among those attending Were Mr. and Mrs., Frank Wright, the bride's grandparents. 'rho bride,s mother received in 'a dress of navy and white, with navy duster and corsage of red carna- tions. The groom's mother chose a dresS of blue crepe with rose ac- cessories and corsage of pink car- nations. When she left for her honeymoon to 'points in Eastern Ontario and the United 'States, Mrs, Francis 'wore a dress of navy corded silk accented with white polka dot, navy tweed coat and navy and white accessories. Her corsage Was -red roses. Bloused at the back, fitted in the' front,- the jacket: of this dressy suit by Marie Antoinette is slashed by narrow cut-outs lined with White. It was designed, in a pale blue blend of terylene and wool for the:spring collection of the Cana- dian Association of. Couturiers. FABULOUS SAVINGS on famous Hoover Constellations titre's rg rare eniportnilitii' to Mike big eavitiO of • a Hoocer'Cleaner! During Hoover weok *ere, offering 'brand Constelliiions, Model /AL at litiv4it-ever pricear BROWN SUGAR FILOSTTNG A quick brown sugar frosting can, be made Without cooking in this way: Add %. cup of hot water to 342 cup of brown Sugar, and heat till sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat, add 1 tbsp, of butter and 'h. tsp. each of vanilla and maple flavoring, Stir in powdered sugar 'rolls. til till thickenough to spread. Per- fect for spice cake or cinnamon .14 IT° avoid fires, never smoke When you are sleepy, and especially when you re in bed. Always. see 'that your eigaret is -out before you throw it Away,. ITIS CANADA'S MOST TALKED-ABOOT CLEANSIt . the amazing Conitellalian floeit$ along after. yOu like ;magic on a 'column limited to order rodayi —. .......0...4,0..,* *km .. ••:•", ..... u. ilN., .i:4 .,, .., :.,. Jwillimini ".'... ii.,..v.• .:,...g t ' • ' ,.*.•:. •;., -,..• m ' - .. KiflO'SiXE 'WAG' odiv II/ st4ifrids re., "rielet:d to reoleee tONSIttlAtOWS big. touchy dirt bagi tree•reletieg svii‘ItEtors , Mao tovwfirde . , , new, , eve\uel 160 istaS with you.,. ,WHEEL NO4iLE Rolle ffeely :'teler rugs end IleoWit )uslqi4ht • tleeriiil. level ' . '''Light, 0001IttstitIcH , , ', HOSE, " so ilidbit,silettlIttlit ilinbettiiiitedt itsitill eiSy ietierielle, e Housekeeping hints ar 'Cooking school e Nowt arnmentary is Joyce: Sullivan sings Reading tit the 'novel . • ]'grin;' writtet ,by Maly .flititnstrcs See it on display or ask,For home demonstration, Tap American and British manu- faeturers aid now copying a re- versible skirt, Style- prOtected by *rid patents and invented by a Canadia'n dressmaker, The North say, Ontario, dressmaker's design was originally conceived in fab- rics 'especially woven for her by Canadian 'hilts and' is now a big seller in Canada, the 'United States,: Great Britain and their trading 'areas and it haS created interest in such unlikely places as MOSCOW and Poking. '• ' collecting royalties on hei• invention, the designer took sil? Years to iron out the difficulties its ,producing - what Was actually an actidental discovery. :Nanted the "In-and-Outer" and the "Turnabout,,' the skirt had its 'beginning when; the inventor Was 'pleating a tartan skirt and match. ing uti the stripes, She Wilted the Pleating over and discovered the tartan' had a completely different Pattern on the other, side—and an , attractive one, This was the accidental part. Very' few 'tartans will Match up on the "wrong"' side, but special pat- terns, deSigned in Canadian tex- tile mills, wore: woven especially 'for the dettble-tartaii Skirt she had deviadd. The Skirt• now in large-scale production amt. although fits' own Venture is very suCcessful, the TerOntei Manufaeturer says that he InOst pleased With the fact the skirt is a Canadian design that has., Made a' great impression on the, internatiOnal Market, Mari'` ladies today pursue iti bands, as though it were datigot.t 'ono to Mcd it alano. ith What". Glenna 'guile:rot Wright and Harold EdWarti Francia Who Were 1 , , 1 d11043tiOti nialies n peopio eaty married on Saturday 'at 'the St Andrew's Presbyterian' Mailae,Wing-- to lead, but difficult to drive; cagy ham,'by the ReV. AleXandeeNinito. Glenna is the, daughter of Mn.' arid : to govern, but frivoaaible to 'or. .tsl.larvoy 'Wright, of krg: 1, Wroketer 'Hatelld is the dons bt fir. `Slave. ,BirdBrinighaill. and Mrs GOrdefi ;F'ra'ntic,: of °Wingharn, :Photo by Itarathettok _.. AN.S-CANADA NEIWO:k