HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-07-15, Page 8game, Pretty soon a few of the
young lads' drifted in. My girls
acted as if they wree completely
disinterested, They took on that
glassy;•eyed, don't-give-a-darn ex-
presion , •
...N.o.evorider they don't have datesi -
They scare the 'boys away.
So, driving home, I delivered a
lecture 'to these neighborhood beau
ties, When you want something
in this world," said I, "you are wise
to-let, the . world know about it.
And that includes boy friends, 'You
dated 'as if you thought those lads
had leprosy,' while an hour 'before
you were telling me they were
-tireamboats. Get wise. There's no
law against a come-on smile, you
know.". • •
I think it registered. I know it
did, 13ecause,the next day,, one of
the girls phoned one of the boys
and congratulated him on their
win And the boys were having
a 'party that night at one of their
homes to celebrate, so the girls got
invited, and they had a wonderful
time,
The little bit of Coffee that is
often left over from breakfast can
be put into the freezing tray of
the refrigerator. The result is cof-
fee ice 'cubes that can be used in
iced: Coffee.
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not figure it out.
During the game,' they cheered'
loudly, They knew the young.
Players, and they pointed out their'
heroes to me, •but when the -play
came close to us I never heard
them shout the names.
I began. 'Attaboy, Dicli!" .1
yelled, when Sue's hero Was near
us. He glanced .un, saw me, saw
I•the girls. He flushed 'a, little,' but,
dug in and played like'a, demented
whirlwind• for the balance of the,'
I game.: •
When the genie ended, I tried to
,shepherd the girls to a point where
they could applaud their. winning
heroes in 'person as they came off
the field. But no, sir. These self-
sufficient sophisticated young gals
were as shy as any , story-book
country maiden (real country
maidens aren't as shy .as writers
would have us believe,)
We had a soft drink and chip
at a nearby restaurant• after the
July 12th celebration in St. Marys
on 'Saturday. Over 30 went by
chartered bus,
Dr. and Mrs. Don. Finlayson of
Lueknow were recent visitors with
Mrs. L. N. Whitley,
Mr, and. Mrs, Wm,- Lockhart of
EaStwood visited with friends here
Pn, Thursday and Friday,
X-rays at, the Palmerston Hos-
pital have shown that-Miss Marie
Hastie suffered a broken pelvis
and a chip off the hip bone in the
cas accident of July 4. She will
be confined to hospital from four
to six weeks,
MISS SANDRA ETIOAtt is shown giving several of the senlgt triembera a lesnOtt on the proper stroke,
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SATURDAY and MONDAY
July 18 and 20
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hORRIE
Mrs, Percy Goliner of Toronto
visited. Mrs. Ernest King, and
Mr, Ernest King in. Wingham Hos-
pital on Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. cloYtte Michel,
accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Mac-
Donald, visited. last Wednesday
with their daughters, Miases Karen
Michel and Katherine MacDonald
at Ossossanee Beach.
Mrs, John Galloway, Ian nad
Alex of Brantford spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs, Gerald 13rown,
Miss Ruth Toner and friends
from Jarvis are indtoring through
the prairie provinces,
Mrs, Chas. Koch is a patient in
Palmerston Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Edwards vielt-
ed Mre, Roth Haeston and family
at A,rieberleY 'Bedell' "on Sunday
Mr, and Mrs, Harty Gowdy and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Qowdy and Mr
and Mrs. Jas. Doig, Wroxeter spent
Sunday at Ft, Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McMichael,
Wroxeter and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Gowdy Attended the county coun-
cil picnic Goderich an Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McInnes and
Tommy,- Toronto: spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. T. L, Mc-
Innes.. Pinney. Mc:rimed returned
house after spending a week with
his grandptrenth, Mr, and Mrs
Alex. Butler,' Goderich, visited at
the same home on .Surday.
There will be no service in the
Gorrie United Church or Sunday
School the litst two Sundays in
July. .,
Torn Hastie., Toronto, spent the
week-end' with, his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Hastie,
Mr. and Mrs, Earle King. Carol
and Douglas Spent the week-end
at' Bruce Beach.
Miss Kay Wood of Lakelet is
Yielting her grandmother, Mrs. J.
Wood.
Four new ,mentberrs joined the
L.O.L. last Monday evening and on
Wednesday evening a new member.
Mrs. Qordon Coulter was received
into 'the L.0,13.A.
Mr. and Mrs. August Keil and
Mr, Geo, Keil spent Saturday ond
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Peter
Patrick at St. Timma.s, •
Mr. Archie Irwin .nas purchased
the home of Mrs."' Jack Abram
Mrs, Abram and family have mov-
ed to Teeswater:
Mr. Bill'Strong rented the former
Edgar Brown farm. lot 4.6, con. 3
and he and. Mrd, Strong. and little
daughter nave, moved there Some
two weeks ago.
Mr, and Mrs,' Manfred Irwin
spent Sunday ancliMortdayr in To-
ronto, • . Mr. Rirks Robertson,:Teeswater,
spent Sunday ikith his sister Mrs.
Glad Edgar and M. Edgar,.
Mr. and llArs:-% Archie Miller
attended the funeral of Mr. Robert
Laing at. Shakespeare. on Monday
afternoon. ,
Mrs. 'Hazel Watt of Weston and
Mrs. . R, .Haritilten "„ Brussels
were auests of Mi.and Mr's`,. Hector
Hamilton. an Satiirday,
Sympathy- Is :extended 'to Mr.
Harry Rhein°, Whilse father, Mr,
Luke Rhatte, died in, Fergus Hos-
pital, • ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley' Underwood
and Murray :spent, Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie • Goanell of
Toronto, '
Mr, and Mrs. Allan ..13Yririman
and Clark and •Mr. and Mrs, Don
Irwin spent "last 'weeli at Sauble
Beach, •
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ben pitidge, Brus-
sels, visited Mt and ,Mrs. Bower
Parrish on Sunday:;
Mr.' and Mrs, Harold 'Hyridman
spent Sunday at Port 'Elkin.
Mrs, Gerald Galbraith .and fain-
tly are holidaying at Port Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Austin attend-
ed the Allardcye reunion In Vic-
toria Park, Galt.' on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs.. Graham Hastie, of
HarristOn visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, Glad. Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Strong spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Reid at Hamilton.
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The regular monthly Meeting of
the Howiek Township- Council was
held with all members present, and
the reeve, Arthur Gibson, in the
chair. The minutes of the last
regular meeting were read and on,
motion of Haskins and Allan- were -
adopted as read.
Haskins-Allan—That the survey-
or's report on the Press Municipal
Drain, TOrnberrY Township, be ac-
cepted and provisionally adopted;
and that the clerk be hereby in-
structed to prepare the necessary
by-law and conies of some.
McMichael-R. -Gibson—That the
court of revision on the Press
Municipal Drain be held on August
5th at 1.0,30 am,
• Allan-Haskins—That•Byelaw. No,
17-59 of the Township of Howle;t
for the year 1959, the Press Muni-
cipal Drain By-law, as read the
first and second time be passed.
R,• Gibson-Allan--•-'That By-law No,
10,59 of the Township of Howiek
fer'the year 1959, a. bank interest
rate by-law„ as read the third time
be finally passed,'
R. Gibson-McMichael—That we
instruct the reeve to declare Mon-
day, -August 3rd a municipal holi-
day,'
Haskins-Allan—That the road
accounts as approved be paid.
McMichael-R. Gibson- That the
following accounts be paid.
-Earl Newell, $20.00; Howiek Tele-
phone System, $23.00 Town of
Harriston, $110.00; Town of Wing-
ham; $200.00; ListoWel Banner,
$2.40; Wirigham Advance-Times,
37 00; Harriston Review, $23.03;
Municipal World, $28.95; Work-
men's Compensation Board, $105,00;
Hen Graham, $2.11; County of Hu-
rear $18.80; W. E. Whitfield, $75.00;
J, H, Pollock, $120.00; Art Gibson„
$10.65; H. Howe, $23,24; Wm, Mar-
drier, $23.97; R. FI. Carson & Son,
$14.30; W. Heimpel, $5,43; G, L.
Dobson, $41.18; Id, A. Schaefer,
$38.74'; Elmer Greenley, $16.00; 0.
A. Gibson & Sons Ltd., $22.75; Ivan
Haskins, $5.00; Howard Harris,
3500:00; road account, $1903,32,
Haskins-Allan— That we do now
adjourn to meet again on August
5th or at the call of the reeve, •
'Arthur Gibson, Reeve
. • j. H, Pollock, Clerk
fiORRIE
Mrs. Bertha Plant has been visit-,
ing for the . last two weeks at
Hamilton and St. Marys.
Mr. Gary Aus•tin returned to
London on Sunday after spending
the last ten days with his par-
ents, . A-. .. ;,
Miss Lenore Feigel has 'returned
after : spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Gerry Hornung, at
'Stratford. Mr. Fred Feigel is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Hor-
nung and Mr. Hornung this week.
JifIr, and Mrs. Clarence Wood of
LiatOwei were Sunday Vesta of
Mr. and Mrs, Blake McMillan, Mr.
Jas, McGrath of Toronto also spent
a'couple of days at the same home
and visited his. brother, Joel, and
other old friends.
:The' Junior Farmers and Junior
Institute had a wiener roast in
the community park on Wednes-
day 'evening with d good atten-
dance., .
Mr. and Mrs. Robt.,'Dane spent
a ', day recently with their son
Stanley and Mrs. Dane attheir
summer home at Cataraet Jct.
Mr. ,anal Mrs'. -Glenn .King and
three sons of Peterboratigh spent
the week-end with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hynclmen,
Mrs. Mary Hyriclinan and Mrs.
Annie Gilpin visited relatives in
Mitekell on SundaY afternoCM,
Quite -a number of L.O.L. and
L.033,A, members attendoel- the
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PLAY SHOES
Children's .,, 89c
Boysf $1.59 & up
Men's $1,79&up
Golf Bridge •
There 'were six tables in play ,at
the 'regular Thursday afternoon
bridge at the Golf Club lest Wee/L .
The winners- were Mrs, Q. W.
.1-1Owson, Mrs. H, f,. Sherbon0 and .
Mrs, N, 14. Fry. The hostesses
Were IVft'S, W, H, French, Mrs, H.
Aitchison and Mrs, 0, Gannett. •
Classes at Gorrie
Ninety boys.and girls are taking,
advantage of the Real Cross swim-
ming classes. at the dam. at Carrie
under -the ilitectioa of Rnbert RO
bridge of ICondon. , Classes are
herd morning, and afterMion with
NfIss -Sandra, COOT of Garlic es-
sisting, Pordwielt, Gerrie, 1Irox-
eter and district children are re-
PiteSenteli.
the end. of July and. ends with the
tests,
At right Robert ,Rusitridg,c, in
stroctor; is shown on the lip. of 'the,
dam instructing swimmers of - fin
class,
73elow3A-Drying •. jif ,
after' a. peicod of instenetion are,
sft to right 1 hulk Johnston, 'Judy-
Kingi James Graham and,l'hinces
.Mity.---Pitatos by, .Cuntelcv,
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of GENERAL FOODS KITCHICMS4
A friend pf mine said "If -Y911 can
rinike jelly from one kind of fruit,
then lelly made from two kinds of
fruit will be twice as good!" Well,
that's certainly true pf the fel-
l:gel:14g: r,o4rtAesjettli,Pili cpu: Ee; rn( aeRdhtoru'latEs:'1:61:Itt st)
fully ripe red cUrrarits and /1/2
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7 caps (3 lbs.) super
ttattla `Gefid 'friar peetW
First, prepare the juice, Crush 1 ilk
quart fully ripe red currants. Add IP
C3' ?iv
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ttsh about
Wa ter
1 alhn d qtbt ar rintsg f tuol lay b
oil,
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raspberries,and sq uPeleazcee of.;
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tus cipn,
Measure 41/2 cups into very large
saucepan,
Where doeo pectin come irorri'i.
Well, pectin is the jelling
stance found in (2,11irsits vark.
ing amounts. Cerio is pecti?1,
tracted from fruits rich' in thq
natural substance, then refine',
concentrated and performance;
controlled, Your jam and jelly set
exactly night when you use Certo
and follow the tested Certo
recipes.
Preserving Pointer:. It's wise t0
buy new rubber rings each sea-,
son. A good rubber is elastic .and
not brittle, Test each ring before
using. It's poor economy to save a
rubber ring at the expense of
quart of fruit.
Jam and"jelly making can sorni-,
times bring' problems . , if you
, have "any, write and tell' me, I'd
be, glad to help. .44.nd please ,visit
With me again in my next colunvri.
0 Many Things
Ey Ambrose Hills .
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Te -nage Pilule, •
On the street where I live .there
are three very beautiful teenage
girls, and I bave known' them for
unite a few years, The other day
I agreed to take them for a drive
to see a sports event, I drove.
They talked. And I was puzzled,
'These three beauties were short
of dates! Not one had a steady boy
friend, Yet wherever we went,
saw young lads, bug-eyed,-glancing,
at us, wondering: I have no doubt,
how this middle-aged codger had
found himself such beauties. '
What was the- matter? I could
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With cork soles,-' SiliNS 6 to it
Sale Price $6.89
New make the jelly. Add sugar to
itlice in saucepan, Mix well. Place
over high heat. Bring to a boil,'.
stirring constantly, Stir in Cern:,
at once, Bring to a full rolling bet/.
Boil hard 1 minute, stirring con-
stantly,'Remove from heat, skim'
off foam with metal spoon. Pau
quickly 'into • glasses, Cover
once with Vs 'inch het paraffin,
Maked about 11 medium glasses,
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