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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-03-09, Page 12Belgrave Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Nixon and Cindy of Stratford visited for a few days last week with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ted Fear, Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacon wore Mr. and Mrs. Maurice St. Marie and Pamela of Brantford. Miss Marie Coultes of the University of Guelph visited for the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Coultes. Miss Ruth Michie and Miss Donna Grasby of London spent the week-end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Michie and Mr, and Mrs. Rabe, Grasby, For an attractive looking party snack color cream cheese pink or green with food color- ing, flavor with a dash of gar- lie powder, and fill a decorat- ing tube with this mixture. Then swirl the cheese onto crisp cracker rounds and top with a few parsley leaves. 11 th pi by m or gt cl th f W J. H T k D - sr C li C Jc R r Beimore Personal Notes Page Wingharrt Advanee-TirneS MirWay., March 9, 1907 Reception BELMORE--A large crowd at- tended a reception and dance held on Friday evening of last week, in the community centre here, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Carmount, newlyweds. Mrs. Carreount is the former Dorothy Busby, of this area and they now reside near Greenock, Mrs, George Harper read an address and Mr, Harper and Jim Busby presented the couple with a spacesaver anti an envelope of Money, They also received a number of miscellaneous gifts. Both expressed their thanks. Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Nick Lang's orchestra , of Mildmay and lunch was serv- ed. Mrs. McGill, Roland Marks best centennial costumes mail. We .obviously don't txain our friends very well. Serious' ly, Mr, and Mrs, WilfredJohann were the recipients anti their card had good reason for its late- 'less, It was sent by a mission- ary friend in Igbaja, Nigeria, and although no postmarkcould be discerned, it is thought that the card was bogged down in the pre-Christmas mail rush, How- ever, hating to spoil a good record tot t3e1/110.te, time Johanns are telling people that perhaps the greeting is meant for next Christmas! T tennial costume, lady, Mrs. Cure. McGill; man, Roland Marks; spot dance, Sperling Johnston and Mrs. Peter Camp- bell; Mrs. Earl Weitz and Ken Currie, Music was supplied by Ross' Orchestra, Weekly euchre 13ELGRAVE—There were nine tables in play at the euchre in the community centre last Wed- nesday evening, 'High lady was Mrs. Ilerson Irwin; high man, C. R. Coultes; low lady, Miss Annie Kennedy; low lady play- ing as titan, Miss Janet Adams. The novelty prizes wore won by Mrs. Jessie Wheeler and Ger- shom Johnston, If you would like to keep a latecomer's dinner hot, dish up his plate, cover with an in- verted pie plate or aluminum foil and set 'over a pot of sim- mering water. However, many vegetables do not hold longer than 15 minutes in this manner. BELGRAVE--A large crowd attended the Centennial euchre and dance held in the Foresters' Hall on Friday evening, spon- sored by the L, 0, L, No, 46'2, under the chairmanship of Geu. Grigg. Twenty tables ofeuehre were in play. Prizes went to, high lady, Mrs. Ken Zinn; high man, Her- old Procter; 11nd high, Mrs. Frank Russ and Gershom John- stun; low scores, Mrs, Robert Powell and C, R, Coultes; nov- elty prizes, Mrs. Leslie and Ed. Wightman, During the lunch period Clif- ford Coupes gave a humorous reading, Prizes for dancing and cos- tumes were won by, best waltz- ing couple in costume, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea; best cen- Mr, and Mrs. .Alvin Yoder and Mr, and Mrs. Eddie Yoder, and their families, along with other friends and neighbours, were Saturday evening guests of Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Metcalfe, Sunday visitors at the same home were Mr, and Mrs. Ster- ling Haskins and Mr. and Mrs, Alan Haskins of Lions Head...The latter's daughter, Miss Helen Haskins, is a student teacher at Teeswater this week. There's nothing slow about the people of Belmore -- first to get out their woollies come fall, first to take off the storm windows in the spring, and the first little village to get street lights! Belmore's gals are first with the new fashions; they were wearing mini-skirts before Eng- land ever thought of them, but they called them "last year's clothes that got too small". Yup, nothin' slow about us! Ex- cept this past week, March ist to be exact, one of our residents received a Christmas card in the Mr!. James Struthers of the village is now a patient in Kite chener-Waterloo Hospital, where he underwent surgery last week. We all hope that his condition improves, and that he will soon be able to return to this community, This news item will he short and sweet—our Belmore Squirts played in a squirt hockey tour ,. namem in Mount Forest on Sat- urday. Their opposing team was Creemore and unfortunate- ly, our lads came home with their pants tanned! The score (hut don't spread it around!) was 20-e. By all reports, Crec- wore has a team of the Chicago Black Hawk calibre, and our fellas are 'note the style of the I3osrou Bruins, or at best, the Leafs. Don't feel badly, team, it's all in the way you play the game and if you can lose with a smile, you really are the win- ners. We haven't lost a bit of our admiration for you, either, as a result of the score. W,M.S. meeting of Huronview vaivion-TW Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church held its Ft oerhiruuma r y4t nt-iet ter ot ei wn he , ianutdoin-, and bad a goodly number of the residents as their guests. The devotions were taken by Mrs. Ralph Dickson, Mrs, John Dickson and. Mrs. Pon MaeAd- am„ Mrs. Glenn Appleby, Mrs. Bruce Darling and Mrs. Alvin Mundell sang a trio and. led in a singsong of favourite hymns, \),Iores e r Jeffrey read some A pantomime, "Billy Goes to Church" was presented by Mrs, Doug McPherson as the precocious five-year-old boy; Mrs, Ross McKague, the proper older sister; and Mrs. Everett Hawkes, the doting mother,All wore period costumes. After the meeting the mem- bers visited the craft rooms and chapel and had the opportunity to meet some of the residents. Check the living room for safety hazards. Is the TV set grounded? Is the furniture ar- ranged to prevent protruding corners? Are there large bowl- shaped ashtrays? Are the child- ren trained to put away toys? Arc electric plugs overloaded, and are socket guards used to prevent small fingers from pok- ing? 4 4111111.11=111111111.111.1. BRANDED Bzzr ROUND 93'. Save 19c HEINZ TOMATO — 11-oz. f HEINZ° KETCHUP 110FNOLRY gqs FANCY 6 Save 14c -- TALL TIN BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP RUMP 9 5 (IR ROAST 99 Roasts LB •-• —BABY DILL —SWEET MIXED —BREAD AND BUTTER ROUND Steak Roast 93 (ill. Save 51c — 4-oz. SHIRRIFF'S BUD PUDDING MIXES Save 17c HEINZ PICKLES SCHNEIDERS RING BOLOGNA BAKERY FEATURES 53c,B 79 (LB SCHNEIDERS SLICED BREAKFAST BACON ENDS MAPLE LEAF SMOKED Picnic Shoulder 49L. Save 9c 12s MAPLE LEAF 55 , WIENERS LB. ONTARIO No. 1 U. S. No. I Weston's CHOCOLATE Wittich's FIESTA CREAM ROLL 12-oz. oeor, 3 i viii•••••••••••••••• Recipe of the Week TUNA AND VEGETABLE CUSTARD SAVE 23c — BETTY CROCKER / WHITE, RASPBERRY OR CONFETTI Angel Cake Mix 16""' FROZEN FOODS PARSNIPS MAPLE LEAP-5 COOKED Meats 6-ox. Varieties 2/49 SCHNEIDERS SMOKED S' Sausage 69 ,. LB. FIZSI-11\1D 2 LBS. hamburg 95 Strawberry or Raspberry BREAKFAST CLUB McVitie's DIGESTIVE 9 ( Cookies 3 LB. Doughnuts WESTON'S PLAIN OR SUGAR FRUIT CAKE Save 1 lc DUZ POWDERED DETERGENT ORANGE JUICE 33' 6-oz. CELLO 4 eggs 1 tin tuna, drained 1 cup cooked, drained peas 2 tbsps, chopped pimento 1/2 tsp, salt Dash of pepper Clbh.eVeseelveeta Process 2 cups milk tbsp. finely chopped onion I/4 cup chopped green Popper ttbusgr margarine or wHot SALMON STEAKS 89t. Place Velveeta in top of doUble boiler over boiling water. Gradually add milk stirring constantly until sauce Is smooth, Meanwhile, saute onions and green pepper in butter. Beat eggs Until frothy. Blend into eggs the tuna, peas, pirtiento, salt and pepper. Mix in onion and green pepper. Gradually blend Velveeta sauce into tuna and vegetable mixture. Pout Iritti a shallow 9"k9" baking dish. Bake in a sloW oven, reheated to 325' 1,, about 40 minutes dr Until Silver knife Insetted in the Centre Will come out cleati. Serve immediately, 5 to 6 servings. YORK FANCY — 11.7ot, Mixed Vegetables ,jv Advatica-Times, Thursday, March 9, 1967