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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-08-27, Page 9AGENTS REQUIRED MEN OR WOMEN (%01I er part-time) Who desire to Associate with a new business which would gilt, then an annual renewable intorno with the only 'requirements , being a P5.00 refundable depoeit and a willingness to present ens Picture Tube Rephieement Plan to the owners of sets- On . eortuniasionn INTEGRITY NOT AGE OF PRIMARY IMPORTANCE ALL APPLICANTS WILL BE INTERVIEWED BY ONE OF OUR REPRESENTATIVES. WRITE TO: SEECOST ELECTRONICS LIMITED 173 Roxborough St. W., Toronto 5, Ontario 6-13-20 Nes netalffr. •••••••,...!". fr Vt.+. -I/ BONELESS ROUND STEAK ROAST or _I: RUMP ROAST . ..... . lb. 73c Ls. I 79c -41 LB. Centre Cut or Slices 89c I TABLERITE - 'Mindless - 1 lb. pkg. SIDE' BACON TABLERITE - 6 or. pkg. SLICED COOKED HAM 43c • = • BONELESS SMOKED HAM ▪ • • • pso. 83c : PKG. I U . GOUT Mr. and Mrs. Edson Boren of Birtle, Man, Spent a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mack and son of Toronto were also recent visitors, at the same home. Miss Marjorie Hyde„, Kippen and Miss Lynda Vanderlip of Listowel were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Irwin last week. Mr, and Mrs, Sam Boyd of Palm- erston spent Sunday with Mrs. Arthur Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hamilton, Aleii Carman and Joyce have re- turned from a holiday at Port El- gin, Miss Faye Edgar of St. Thomas, is visiting with Miss Karen Michel. Mr. and Mrs. Vie Shera of Moore- field were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. C, King. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Galbraith were in London on Wednesday to visit their son, Jimmie, who has been a patient at the Children's .War Memorial Hospital for several weeks. He is making a good re- covery and it is expected he will be able to return home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler of God- erich, F/0 Walter and Mrs. Alex- ander Gryba, and two children of Winnipeg spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McInnes. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and Jean haye returned from a horse- less carriage tour through Orillia, Huntsville, Santa Claus village, Eracebridge and Minden. Thirty- two antique cars completed the tour. Si. HELENS United Church Mission Band BLUEVALE—The Mission Band met in the United Church on Tues- day afternoon with 19 in atten- dance. The non call was answered by "Where you went for holidays". [rile secretary, Grace Mathers, read the minutes of the previous meet- ing. .‘ Douglas Garniss gave 'the prayer for missionaries and Grace Math- ers read the Scripture. 'Bruce Cor- rigan and Bill Garniss collected the Offering. Birthday greetings were sung for Ruth lVfathers and Bill Garniss. Margaret Craig' reviewed the story given at the last meeting. Mrs. Melville Craig conducted the study program and gave the story. \ THE PRESERVING LETTLJ by Peones& 2.1Y:tin; OF OINISAL FOODS KITCHINS What's autumn without grapes? And what jelly cupboard is corn- pIete without Grape Jelly? Why not make your own, using this successful recipe? GRAPE JELtit 4 cups juice (about 3 quarts ripe Concord grapes) 7 cups (3 lbs.) sugar l/2 bottle Certo fruit pectin First, prepare the Juice. Stem about 3 quarts fully ripe grapes. Crush thoroughly. Add 1/2 ctip water; bring to a boil. Simmer, covered, 10 minutes. Place in jelly • cloth or bag and squeeze out juice. Measure 4 cups into a very large saucepan. Now make the jelly. Add sugar to juice in saucepan, and mix well. Place over high heat. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Stir in Certo at once. Then bring to a full rolling boil, Boil hard 1 minute, stirring constantly. Remove from heat, skim off foam with metal spoon. Pour quickly into glasses. Cover' at once with vi inch hot paraffin. 1Vlakea about 10 meditate glasses. What is pectin? It's the jelling substance found in all fruits in varying amounts. Carte it pectin eXtracted front fruits rich in this natural substance, then refined; concentrated and perforMance- controlled. Your jam and jelly set exaetly right when you use Certo and follow the tested Certo recipes. Preserving Fainter. Never open a jar after sealing, to fill the space which may appear at the top. If the sealer is completely air-tight and has been properly and 'suffici- ently processed, the food Will keep perfectly. Breaking the seal and adding more fruit May easily cause Spoilage and waste the whole jar This is Intl last colt/Inn for the pear. What fun it's been visiting with neat I know that you* and your family Win truly enjoy all the good thinos you've been able to preserve ze stteeetsfuiln Ins folIerning thee tested. Certo recipes. Ed's Note—Grapes will appear on the Market in quantity shortly, and present mkpectatioris are for an exeellent natility Of Milt. Clieek year preserving supplies live better... ELECTRICALLY . .4/4 decti,ii, The regular meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held in the community hall on Thursday after- noon, September 4th, at 2.30 p.m, Roll call, exchange of slips, seeds or plants And a shower of candy or cookies for the Lucknow Private Hospital, Motto, "One tree can make a million matches, but one match may destroy a million trees" by Mrs. Frank Monuillin, Rev, R. T. in Marshall of Whitechurch will be the guest speaker, Hostesses, Mrs, Harold Gaunt and Mrs. Ches- ter Taylor. We are glad to report that Mr. Joe Stuart is home after being a Patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Mrs. W. A. Humphrey has been a patient in the Wingharn Hospital .for the past few weeks, we hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Allan Miller' has also been a patient in the Wingham Hospital. Jimmy Wilson of Exeter was a visitor With his cousin, ;Terry Win son last week. % There will be serviee in the United Cherch next Sunday With Mt. Colin Eingland ef Wingliarn, as guest speaker, Birth BLACK—In the Wingham General Hoapital,en Friday, August 22, to Pt, Lt. and Mrs. Keith Black, a son t, Mr, and Mrs. Colin Cameron and Carol, of betreit, were recent vien tots with Mr. and Mrs. John Cam- eron, Carol remained fot a holiday. Mr. and Mts, James Douglat of Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. Caraeren Douglas and children of Hamilton, *ere Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs, John Cameron and bOn. Miss Allison Webb has seetwed position With the Department of Public P.elatiens at the O.A.O., at auelpii, 'commencing this week. + I. • RIF "Vn.t'grot-n • , • are attending leaders"- training schOol being held in 4IflIa College at Bt. Thomas all this. week, - Master Brien . Allan Is visiting this week at Toronto with Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Carlow,. • Mrs, Bert Winston left by plane from aVfaiton on Monday Nr Fresno, California to be with he isten Moe winekon Adviss,"ilons*,WiONdI Avg* 1 • ORS .PRESENT LLSARTY MORN fORDWICII. L rfc:ot viot,.. With Mra, 'Wade,cand. Beatrice Were Mr, and Mra,',Horner .$elittefer and Patsy 0C: Mnre and NOSS Mary Anne crulakehank of Winghatin . '.Mra .Einier Harding, mrs, lien grainkM, Mrs. Clarence Carswell who is serimisly ill, ;FYN NEEOVACH,-, ',RCN OON'T;DRAir ON TiltPt geli3DAY LoANs,-voo,. to woo. • ‘up.000moathatOreillY-F • R4O4to tleAt London. This. week they are leg wItb relatives in Ornate, Mies Bbaron O'PreebtsPf spent last. week at Lti;ia how. nt Mrs. Rul'hy, rote), ,MiageS Beth and 'Phyllie Coher npent last Week in Marlihatin • MieSe:4 Anne and Elaine Miner Visited tWO weeks In Queloh find Mora. Misa Kay Wood ef Clifford spent last week with her grendparente, Mr, and Mrs, Norman Harding. Mr, and Mrs. -clarke Renwick .and family, Mr, jack Fitch of Het- more, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mont- gomery visited one night last week with Mr, and lifre„ HarVeY Nes Dermitt, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith spent one day last week in Kitatiener, Mr. and Mrs, Ernie Dinsmore and Mr, and Mrs. Tog. Pritchard enjoyed a four day motor trip last week to North Bay, Sudbury, Tiles-, .Mieleell Dianne and Dori ,carS, well, jean -and Peniria Siefert, Mary- JOhnaton and •Aharon Rollo* .4re epending Ms. week, at Lake Harran, Mrs. Icla Griffith„,of"Wingnarn is spending several days this vreelc: wit4 Mr, .and Mrs, Ross- Polg, Mr. and Mrs, jack Xing and ftnnlly .roserit several days last week With .10. and Mrs, Wit Bellamy in Toronto !pent the week-end 'wltih • Arr. and .14r0,- Pug : Unit, Mr.. and lifra. Wiwam *them : And OarY, ,MrSt .agraggo: •Vittlo an4 ., Mr.and Mrs', Oar*" Nintan pt Winnipeg, Man., Mans Who, are .spelifileg some time bore, viaited 44.y with Miss Nancy others .Jack's Ranch., North Bruce, Mr, and WS. Jack Wilding of Toronto: and Miss lTdalee Dettretling and Mr, Gordon qoldrich of ben- don anent the, week-end with MA and Mrs, Mean Pernerihagi Mr. and Mrs. TOM Hatelsieral, Mr, and .Mrs. William Hutchison and family, Mrs. Ida Gallagher, Mr, era Mrs. TOM; McCiernOnt an Ron- aid anent Sunday With Mies Mal% Nulln at her cottage at pert gigin,, Mise Betty And Kenny mcOloinent returned home .after spending ,a few days 'there. • . Week-end visitors with Mr. And Mrs, John Tesler' Were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wasylyszyri and ponn,a, of port Colborne, Mts. W. Duncan ann . John of Guelph visited over the Week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Brown, ' Mr. and Mrs, 'Wilfred Gamble and Douglas .of -Coehrang spent Several days at the home of Mrs. Jennie Meagre. Mr. and Mrs, Alva Bowman of Hagersville returned .home Satur- day after spending. several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs, a M. Bride. Mr, Carman ride of Port Credit also vieitecl Sanday With his parents. Mr, and nfre, Fin* Allan, Jim and Joyce of Kirkland Lake spent. the nyeek.end with Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Allan. On. Saturday the .two families attended the wedding of a niece Ip the Westcott 'United Church at point., Master • Floyd' Allan acted as ring bearer. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Dixon of Toronto returned home. on. Friday after visiting for three weeks in the village. Mr. Cecil Lynn .of Orangeville spent the week-end here, Mrs. Lynn , and two children returned home with him after spending last week with Mrs. Dora Ridley. Miss .Louise .MeKensie of Toron- to spent last week with Miss Beatrice Wade. Mrs. Mabel Jack- son of Listerseel was a week-end visitor at the' same home, mosmor„r, B.PTN.V.-41.4P-qhe Wernen'si In- stitde net at .the home of the president, Mrs, $parilrig• Johnston, Mrs, Stanley Parling first .triCet,. oaP n r 04e etil xibpY-974's'okali4,e.i.xclignst:etr:palslij'sn4gU,X,:tits ,CoLtitt‘Cpitrol Blotrantithaeoney,:pnrgd" The club girls told and ,demonstrated Lome ;rOje'cwthat they had learned in Elaine Rirton, who has been .chosen to .represent .ViUrpri Own. ,ty At Western Fair in bandorli told • these present "lieW -the Club .Girl Can Be a GPO Canadian Pitisen''', Marie Johnston and Anne Pea., .coett demonstrated on Nancy 'iTay. tor and Smears Quirk the goiger, Neilson method of artificial res- piration. This was a small but very important section of first aid which the girls ies,rned, Kathleen Craig spoke .to tire group on "Healthful: Clothing and .Healthy Bodies', Mary Hamilton on "Sanitation", Marie Joireaton on "The "The Club Girl Keeps .Fit • Physically and peeture Plays its l'aLte!'n'da • Breckenridge comment- ed on safety in and about the home and. Edith Shaw, Swart Clark, Nancy Taylor, Marie Johnston, Anne Peacock demonstrated sev- eral safety precautions that should be taken, Gale Kirton conducted 'highway safety quiz. '• Susan Sellers, commentator for the .Bluevale• Belles on Achieve- ment Day, told about this exhibit, • "One Way to Good Health". 'Mrs. W. J. Peacock , and Mrs. Carl Johnston were leaders' for this project, Miss Shirley Patter- son, home economist for Huron County and the mothers of the club girls were guests at this meet- ing, An invitation to meet with Wrox- eter WI, at their September meet- ing was. accepted, Lunch was serv- ed by the hostess and Mrs, Chas. Bosman, •Mrs. James Johnston and Miss Emma Johnston, 24 "regIU9s;Crilly Holding Idle Cash?, CANADA CQNVERSIO4 LOAN. YOur.best buy for increased income 41/4 % BONDS Due: September 1, 1972 Price: $100.00 YIELD: 4174% 4fh% BONDS , Due: September 1, 1983 Price: $10.00 YIELD: 41/2% Denominations: $50 --$100 $500 — $1000 MIKANDSECIMITIES CORPN. LIMITED salon and Muskoka. Mr. and Mm. Geo, Bolander of inandon spent the week-end with Mrs. 'Dora Ridley, Master John returned home after, spending a Week here. Mrs. ftuby Forester and Miss Mary Corbutt of Toronto spent the week-end at the former's home here. Mr. ,,andMrs. Don Gibson and family of St. Catharine $ visited over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Doig. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zubrigg, Miss Glenna Hibberd and Ronald visited Sunday with Misa Ruth Hibberd at Jacks Ranch, North Brace. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of 801 Hurin & Erie Bldg. — London, Ontario — GEneral 4.01545 TORONTO - MONTREAL -- KITCHENER SAULT STE. MARIE - ST. THOMAS sionsmisnowsnusismoNsummigooromuoimiwilificipog IICA MEAT Featured — — - .11 1.0.A. - 16 oz. , PORK and BEANS . BORDEly'S - Pjain or Garlic ELSIE, ROLLS VU 2 for 27c 14 LB. 29c I • . . HEINZ • TOMATO SOUP . . Waft, WEEK-END FEATURE "New" 1KITCHEN LOAF : COFFEE CAKE Really GoOd 33c Remington 's ICA Market 311111•1111111•11111111111111111111111101111111101111111111.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,0 it 4 ‘'31 ummertime popularity - .„ . . . .. , . 2 for 25c Westminster - Coloured ' i 2 f o r23 TISSUE c I Shredded Wheat 2- ' 3 for 37c I . if" s . sr, i i : s Sunny Morn COFFEE .1 lb. pkg. 69c •;!, Of all the electric appliances that help to make our lives more pleasant, an electric .refrigerator is a good example. Particularly on these hot summer days when it is a regular "port of call" for all the family. And at mealtimeTeven when unexpected guests drop in—you're sure to be popular , with those delicious cold plates and crisp salads that an electric refrigerator enables you to serve at a Moment's notice. t'`....then Mother said, Ten give them a call togig,ht'!" When you come to the C.N.E. be sure to visit the Hydro Building. Just Northeast of the new fountain Aug. 2O-Sept. 6 TORONTO 1.7 ‘ • •I t 4 Isn't there someone you'd like to call...right now? Telephone tonight* L " Nit 6011410ANV OF CANADA, - • *Lott bisiatiee bargatit mks Rights after 6 mid ,ati tayStihda . ELECTRICITY DOES SO. MUCH,..COSTS SO LITTLE 6965k., • red. Wi•+1+4+. +/+' ilit+11+++1,4:4+