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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-02-06, Page 5Conservator. Exam Results The following is a list of successful candidates in exam- inations held recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto in Wingham. The names are arranged in order of merit. Grade IX Piano; Pass, Shir- ley Steele. Grade VIII Piano: Pass, Al- lan Leggatt. Grade VII Piano: Pass, Ruth Wilbee. Grade VI Piano: Pass, Aud- rey Coultes. Grade V Piano; Honours, --Patsy Boyd, nine-year- old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Matt Boyd, who had been in Wingham and District Hospital since early January was taken to War Memorial Sick Child- ren's Hospital in London last Friday. We are pleased to re- port that Patsy was able to re- turn home yesterday (Wednes- day). Joyce Hamilton, Peter Callan, Grade IV Piano: Honours, William Fuller, Susan Carson, Doris Stokes. Pass, Lynda Mc- Gee, Joan Bennett. Grade III Piano: honours, Linda Robinson. Sirloin, Porterhouse, Wing or Rib Steaks or Roasts 69. TABLERITE !SAUSAGES FEARMAN'S SIDE BACON ESSEX PACKERS WIENERS LB. 49` ..x:65 45' LB. SCHNEIDERS PIE DOUGH ROLLS 334 LB. SHIRLEY GAY APPLE PIE 39$ Crown Syrup, decorated jar, 2 Ib. ..35c Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix, 12 -oz. .33c Aunt Jemima Buttermilk Mix, 12 -oz .33c Kraft Mac & Cheese, 71/4 -oz. llc Kraft Cheese Whiz, 16 -oz., Plain or Pimento 53c Aylmer Tomato Soup, 10 -oz.) Aylmer Vegetable Soup, 10-oz.)...4/49c Red Seal Cohoe Salmon, Fancy, 73/4 -oz. 2/83c Hi -C Drinks, 48 -oz. 39c Libby's Spaghetti, 15 -oz. 2/33c Quaker Cornflakes, 12 -oz. 29c Gay Liquid Detergent, 20 -oz. 59c Kraft Sandwich Spread, 16 -oz. 43c IGA Sweet Mixed Pickles, 16 -oz. 29c Robin Hood Instant Oats) Robin Hood Oats, regular) 5 lbs. .59c IGA Shortening, 1 lb. 21c Red Rose Coffee, VP, 1 Ib. regular 87c T.V. Bleach, 64 -oz. 43c Weston's Jelly Rolls 39c SAVE 4c 6c 6c 4c 10c 7c 19c 4c 6c 2c 2c 2c 4c 6c 4c 6c 4c — PRODUCE FEATURES — No. 1 Solid Head Lettuce 2/29c No. 1 Florida Celery Stalks 29c P.E.I. Potatoes, 25 lb. bag 89c No. 1 Ontario Carrots, 5 1-b. bag 29c No. 1 Ontario Onions, 5 lb. bag 29c — FROZEN FOOD FEATURES — Highland Cod Fish and Chips, 24 -oz. ....59c Highland Haddock Skinless Fillets, 1 lb. and Carnation Crinkle Chip Potatoes ..2/89c Dragon Cantonese Chicken Dinner, 14-oz.63c Dragon Cantonese Shrimp Dinner, 14-oz.63c OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN1111111UI!Ifl�f111111�t;IJJIIIJIIII�IP9:j1�1119I(1LIII111�i(P011Ullll�llUal�I11111iI1'll'i "'�•gi!ti''riiJ gI�11111Ullllllll'�IIIIII�III;I!!I. gl!�II �'ullln��ln� t3 FAITHFUL FOUR BELMORE—The first meeting of the I3elmore 1, 4-H home- making club was held last Wed- nesday evening at the home of the leader, Mrs, Oscar Kieffer. The club consists of four girls. The election of officers took place and results were as fol- lows: Pres., Janie Woods; vice- pres. , Dianne Ross; sec.-treas., Corinne Kieffer; press reporter, Karen Anne Kieffer. The girls chose the name "Belmore Faith- ful Four" for their club. Mrs. Kieffer explained the project "What Shall I Wear?"in which the girls make a blouse and study the suitability of their clothes. A demonstration of colours to suit each girl was given by Mrs. Kieffer and a discussion was held on this as each girl tried different colours. Notes were taken on colour suitability. The check sheets were com- pleted and an explaination was given on the costume chart and clothing inventory which each girl mast make. 0--0--0 BELMORE II BELMORE—The first meeting of the Belmore II club for the project "What Shall I Wear?" was held on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. D. Mc- Pherson. The election of officers was held with the results as follows: President, Phyllis Pace; vice- president, Cheryl Haskins; treasurer, Brenda Wallace; press reporter, Mary Eadie. It was decided to hold the next meeting at Mrs. T. Met- calfe's. The topic was " Planning the Wardrobe". There were dem- onstrations by everyone. All the girls were draped in cloth to see which colour suited her best. A delicious lunch was then served by Mrs. McPherson and the meeting ajourned. 0--0--0 SUNNY PLANETTES GORRIE--The Sunny Plan- ettes held their first meeting on Friday at the home of Eliz- abeth and Judy Galbraith. The meeting opened with the pledge and motto, "Those who sew together grow together". The officers chosen are: president, Elizabeth Stokes; vice-president, Judy King; press reporter, Judy Galbraith. Mrs. Clarence Stokes, lead- er, outlined the course "What Shall I Wear?" Discussion on suitable colours for each to wear was led by the leaders. The girls took each other's measurements for the blouse each is to make. Nine girls and two leaders were present to get the club off to a success- ful start. 0--0--0 BELGRAVE I BELGRAVE—The first meet- ing of the Belgrave 4-H club, Group I was held on Saturday night in the Belgrave Library. The leaders, Mrs. Stanley Black and Mrs. Ivan Wightman opened it with the pledge and motto. Election of officers resulted as follows; President, Nancy VanCamp; secretary, every- one in turn; press reporter, Lois Rinn. Members of the group are: Nancy VanCamp, Brenda Van - Camp, Ruth Michie, Mrs. Rus- sel Fear, Marylin Taylor, Mar- lene Purdon, Donna Grasby, Linda Rinn, [.ois Rinn, Lila Black. The next meeting is on Sat- urday at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Wightman collected the notes on straight lines and Mrs. Black passed out notes on prob- lem figures. 0--0--0 BELGRAVE CLUB BELGRAVE--The first meet- ing of the Belgrave 4-11 home- making club was held on Janu- ary 28 in the cornmunity centre after school. The meeting was opened with Mrs. Clark John- ston leading the pledge and motto. The election of officers fol- lowed: President, Mary Ellen Walsh; vice-president, Linda Johnston; secretary, each girl to take a turn; press reporter, Homemaking Clubs Rhonda Fear, The leaders of this group are Mrs, Clark Johnston and Mrs. Clarence Ilanna, The Achievement Day was announc- ed and it is to be held in Clin- ton this year. The record books are to be in by March J.O. This group will do a skit or demonstration at Achievement Day. The roll call was answered with "An article from the sew- ing box". Members of this club are Doreen Pattison, Ruth Ann Pletch, Audrey Coultes, Joan Bosman, Mary Ellen Walsh, Janette Johnston, Joyce Procter, Marjorie ['Upper, Lin- da Johnston, Joyct. Hanna, Rhonda Fear. The meeting closed with taps. CUSTARD CU'I'IES WHITECHURCH--The first meeting of the Custard Cuties was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Dan Tiffin on Monday evening. The meet- ing opened with the pledge. Present for the meeting were Misses Diane Coultes, Beverley Soloman, Sandra Fisher, Terea- sa De Bruyn, Alma Conn, Janis Farrier and Marlene Weber. The slate of officers elected was: President, Miss Diane Coultes; vice, Miss Beverley Soloman; secretary, Miss San- dra Fisher; press reporter, Miss Marlene Weber. The subject of this first meeting was "Guide To Good Eating". The demonstration with junket tablets and mix was performed by the assistant lead- er, Mrs. Tom Magoffin. The theme for Achievement Day is Plain Baked Custard and the club's exhibit is to be on The Milk Bar. The second meeting was held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Thos. Magoffin. Due to sickness, four of the seven girls were present. The subject of the meeting was "Milk in Many Forms". The girls were shown how to pasteurize milk and a mill< drink which was hot cocoa, by the assistant leader, Mrs. Ma- goffin. Miss Marilyn Weber and Miss Sandra Fisher demon- strated the making of an egg nog. Mrs. Dan Tiffin, leader, demonstrated candy. The girls had their books completed to date. The next meeting will be held Monday at the home of Miss Diane Coultes. 0--0--0 WARDROBE WORKERS WINGI-IAM--The first meet- ing of the Wingham 4-H Club was held on Monday afternoon for the spring project "What Shall I Wear?" with Mrs. Hut- ton and Mrs. Lapp as leaders. There were nine members pre- sent, one of which is starting a project for tate first time. The election of officers re- sulted as follows: President, Barbara France; secretary, Mary Taylor for next meeting, with each taking a turn; pian - To Entertain Husbands on February 14 Last Wednesday night Mrs, Jack Gorric presided over her first meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Royal Cana- dian Legion since her installa- tion as president. Mrs. Harold Ross read the minutes and the correspondence was read by Mrs (Gorge Brooks, Mrs, W. Hogg was the pianist. Plans were made for a Val- entine pot luck supper for Auxiliary members and hus- bands, with Branch members and guests invited to a card party on the same evening which will start about 8.30. Zone Commander Mrs. Wm. McCann of Fordwich will make her official visit at the Febru- ary meeting, which is to com- mence at 8.15 sharp. The membership draw was made by Mrs. Del Ewing and won by Mrs. Dave Crothers. The usual donation was made to the Provincial Command Ladies' Auxiliary Scholarship Fund. The annual reports were read by conveners of the var- ious committees. There were twelve banquets last year, a kitchen shower for a burned out Legion member in Howick, 48 boxes sent to veterans in Wing - ham and Westminster Hospital, and 30 Auxiliary members re- membered while in hospital during the year. The membership report showed that two members join- ed, six moved away, one with- drew and death claimed one member. RE -SEASON PANS Detergents can remove every drop of oil or fat from a skillet causing food to stick. If you have this problem, re - season the skillet by heating it with a small amount of fat or oil, as with a new skillet. ist, Mary Taylor; press report- er, Patricia Zurbrigg, treasur- er, Julie Adams. Wingham Wardrobe Workers was the name chosen for the club. The next meeting will be on February 10 at 4 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Hutton. 0--0--0 BLUEVALE BELLS BLUEVALE--The first meet- ing of the Bluevale Bells, Group 1, was held at the residence of Mrs. Jas. Thompson on Mon- day evening of last wee... The project is "What Shall I Wear?". Six members were in attend- ance. Mrs. Jas. Thompson and Mrs. Scott McLennan are the leaders and the following of- ficers were elected: President, Ruth Jermyn; vice president, Pat Craig; secretary, Ruth Mathers. The sewing box was discuss- ed and notes were given on choosing colour and design of material to suit the personality. MAC WILL TAKE THAT TRADE-IN REGARDLESS OF I -TS AGE Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Feb t,, 1964 features from The World of Women PPSO\AL \OTES --Mr, and Mrs. Allan Mc- Gill and Mr, and Mrs. George Kennedy visited on Sunday with Stewart McGill and 13i11 Ken- nedy in Don Mills, --Mrs. George Baker has re- turned home after spending the past six weeks in Ottawa, Tor- onto, London and Arkona. --Dr. and Mrs. S. G. Leed- ham attended the Ontario Vet- erinary convention held in Tor- onto at The Inn on tla: Park, Wednesday to Friday of last week. --Mr, and Mrs. Ken Staple- ton and Mr. and Mrs, Ken Thompson spent Sunday in Kit- chener and visited Mrs. Stewart Cowan, who is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital. --Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Hall and family of Port Colborne spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. James Ilenry. --Mr. and Mrs. JamssCaml- bell of Kitchener spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Stan Campbell. --Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc- Elwain, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr and Mr. and Mrs. James Drehmann, all of Goderich, spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Drehmann. --Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Murray and Tom Murray of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerr. --Miss Claudia Haselgrove of Kitchener spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Haselgrove. --Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sewers and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, George Drehmann, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Sewers and family of Greenock. --Mrs. Vera Armstrong of London spent the week -end with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, DeWitt Miller and family. --Mr. and Mrs. Bev Brooks of London spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brooks and Dr. and Mrs. W. A. McKibbon. --Miss Alice Peading was a guest last week with Mrs. VanStone and Misses Pt arl and Babe Eckenswille: c.r WeStOD, --Mrs. Dorothy McKenaie and Miss Peggy Gordon G,`. onto spent the ','. -t.rtd with Mr. and Mrs, Ewell Wel'rte,r. —Mr. and M:s. Ross Mar- shall of St. lvi.trys u:r Sunday with Mr. and Ma. Jini Moffat, --Mr. and M -s. Don Taylor and Michael of London °visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mr:. Murray Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. Ernie Wall<t•r and Mr, and Mee Harold '1'. vlor. --Mrs. T. Manes of Leaside visited from Thursday to Sun- day with Mrs, A. Knight on Summit Drive. --Mr, and Mrs. Doug Mur- ray and Connie of Preston spent the week -end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Alex- ander and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Murray. --Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hamil- ton are vacationing in Florida. --Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wil- liams and Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Shaunessy left on Saturday with a group of skiers from Hanover and Walkerton for Vermont. They planned to be away for ten days. 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