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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-10-27, Page 28,f)'4111 4 Robin Hood CELEBRATION White-Chocolate-Devil's Food or Combination CAKE MIX 19-0 , 3 FOR CAT FOOD of Liver 7 FOR Puss - Boots—Whole Fish, Chicken-15-oz, Heinz — 10-01. TOMATO SOUP Heinz -- 10-oz. VEGETABLE SOUP Stokely's Fancy — 15-oz. HONEY POD PEAS Stokely's Fancy — 15-oz. CREAM CORN . Stokely's Fancy — 20-oz. TOMATO JUICE Aylmer Choice — 15-oz. PEAS AND CARROTS Aylmer Choke — 15-oz. PEACHES Aylmer Choice — 15-oz. BARTLETT PEARS 8 FOR 8 FOR 6 FOR 6 FOR 6 FOR 6 FOR 4 FOR 4 FOR NOODLES, FRANKFURTERS AND CHEESE 2 cups uncooked wide noodles 1 pound frankfurters, cut in 1-inch pieces it cup undiluted evapor- ated milk V:, teaspoon each salt, Worcestershire, and prepared mustard teaspoon pepper cup grated Cheddar cheese Cook noodles and frankfurters in boiling water until noodles are tender. Drain. Mix evaporated milk with seasonings, and add with cheese to noodles and frank- furters, Heat thoroughly. stirring gently. 4 servings, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Steele of Ripley attended the conference on organs and new models at the Cornet Motel, Kitchener. Mrs. J. Miller of Lucknow visited Wednesday with Mrs. Robert Ross. Mrs. Neil McCallum and Mr. Alex McKenzie of Luck- now spent a few days with Mrs. Albert McQuillan, Mr. Mac- Kenzie was preparing Mrs. Mc- Quillan's supply of wood for winter. Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and family of Owen Sound spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Robert Ross. Mrs. Charles Page, Mrs. Watson Garbutt and Mrs. Glea- son Gill of Mitchell were Fri- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laid- law were Sunday visitors with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wallington, I of Galt. Those attending the U,C,W. Sectional meeting held at Got- rie Wednesday were Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Mrs. Russel Purdon, Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw, Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm and Mrs, Al - bert Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Under- wood moved into the apart- ment above Chapman's store on Tuesday. We welcome them to the community. On Wednesday, Mr. John Gaunt was admitted to Wing- ham and District Hospital. The November meeting of the W.I., with the agriculture committee in charge, will be a family night in the community hall next Wednesday with a pot luck supper at 7 p.m. Flostesses are the East Group, Mrs. Tom Metcalfe, Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs, Russell McGuire, Mrs.Jlm Currie, Mrs. Ed, Walker and Mrs. George Walker. Roll call is "What I think of the Women's Institute" which will he answer, ed by the husbands. A variety program will be prepared by the program committee and George Ge3T, agricultural representa- tive of Walkerton, will he the speaker. Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs, George Tiffin, Lucknow and Mrs. Cecil Falconer were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Conn were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Scott Webb and family of the Paisley vicinity. Mrs. Webb is an aunt of Mrs. Conn. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney and family were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Barbour and family of Morris Township. Workshop Held at Chalmers Church. WIIITKRURCII—On Thurs- day the 14,,,M,,S, Workshop of the PreSbyteriai was held at Chalmers Presbyterian Church. Mrs, Sutherland presided, Miss Nutt was leader of the senior group in the church audi- torium, discussing with them, the new study book, "The cost- tribution of the church to the Development of Canada". Miss Dorothy Keller discuss,- ed with C. O. C. C. G. I. T, and Explorer leaders their work in the Sunday school room of the church. Around 100 were in attendance and lunch was serv- ed by the Whitechurch Auxil- iary in the Community Memor- ial Hall. For those who "can't stand" the friction of wool on their skin all day, try a few drops of a velvety bath oil in the tub. Silkens and soothes, as well as scents the skin. Messengers Meet Wkll IFCIIURC1l--Calvin- 13rick Messengers held their Oct tober meeting- on Sunday. Bar^, bata. Mattison presided and Maria McGee was pianist. The Scripture was read by Darlene Coultes, Jane Shiell arid Marlene McGee, Margaret Robertson led in prayer. Joyce Taylor gave the Herald's re- port and Mrs. Norman Coultes gave the story, "Fables", MERRY CHEFS WHITECIRIRCH—Ilight metre bets answered roll call with a day's menus planned for their families, at the meeting at Darlene Simpson's. Sandra Fisher read the minutes. Discussion centred on var- iety and process meats. The group worked on menus, book covers and the planning of the club exhibit. Darlene Simpson made braised liver cooked with vege- tables which was served at lunch, along with extra lunch supplied by her mother, Mrs. Hugh Simpson. yY OFFICIAL OPENING of the new headquar- ters for the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education was signalled when Hon. William G. Davis, Ontario Minister of Education, cut a ribbon enclosing a model of the building at 102 Bloor Street West, Toronto, where the OISE occupies 11 of the 14 floors. Left to right are: Dr. R. W. B. Jackson, director p of the Institute; Mr. Davis; and Mr. Justice Bora Laskin, chairman of the board of gov- ernors. Dr. Jackson gave full credit to Mr. Davis for establishment of the OISE in 1965 and said, "Not since Egerton Ryerson has so much been accomplished by one man, and never in so short a period of time." 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