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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-01-04, Page 8"'Wingharz Advar ee'Ttmes,. Thursday. Jane.1858 St. Helens News ', and Mrs, Gordon Mc - Munipn spent a few days with . and Mrs, Fred Thompson #41411 sons' at Cooksville. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mc- - Winn c- Quillin and son of Toronto, 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murphy and family of Stratford; Sheila and • Sandy McQuillin of London were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr; and •Mrs. Wilfred Fred McQuillan. Mr. and Mrs. IvaYn •Mc,Quil- lan'of Kitchener, Mi; and Mrs. Barry McQuiliin, Jill and Scott of London were holiday visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs,- Fred McQuillan. . Mr. Leonard Corbett of Alliston visited during the week with Mr, and Mrs. ` ,Allan Mr. and Mrs. Fred McQlail- lan and Mr, and Mrs. Frank McQuillan were Saturday even- ing guests with Mr. and Mrs. CarLJohnston at Biuevale. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawley, Leslie and Pamela 'of Oshawa visited during the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods. Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt were Mr. and Mrs. Les Ritchie of Luoknow, Mrs. James Barbour; Mrs. Fdeda Goutier- and Jamie of London. 'Mrs. Barbour and Jamie remained te. spend the holidays at the Gaunt home. Holiday, visitors with Mrs. V.I. Miler and Isobel and Mr, and Mrs. Torn Todd were Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McIntyre of Richmond Hill, Mr. and M Mrs. Gordon Miller and Larry of London, Wayne Todd of Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw, Jimmie and Greg. of Wingham. David Edwards of Ingersoll visited on Ttrursday with Terry Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Grewar, Personal Notes from Whitechurch Mrs. George Fisher, 'Sandra and Doris of Winghanra were - New Year's guests with Mrs. lobi Jantzi and family of Mil- verton. Word was received,,here on Monday that Mr. Robert Scott of Teeswater had passed away in Wingham and District Hos- pital. He was a brother of the. late Mrs.' Charlotte Murray and Price Scott, former residents of the village. The community extends their sympathy to his wife and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fishes; Lonnie, Lori and Lee .of Guelph. were Christmas guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, George: Fisher of Wingham. Mr, and Mrs j Alfred Ritchie of Lucknow were New Year's b..' Nancy and Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. David Gilmour, °Jeff and Steven, of Montreal spent the' holiday week with their-- parents, heir—parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey W ebb guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Smyth. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Alma. and George, M. and Mrs, Douglas Conn of Wingham, Miss Muriel Conn and Mr, Herb Hunter were New Year's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick were New Year's guests with Mr: and Mrs. Billie Caslick and Imply of Culross. Rev, Horace Braden of Lon- don was a Sunday dinner guest with Mr, and Mrs. Les Reynolds and family.. New Year's guests with Mr. and Mfrs. Walter Elliott and family, were Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man Stewart and family of Lambeth, . •Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Forster and Wray, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perrott, Rhonda, Mary Jo and Jane of Goderich°arid Mr, Bill Forster. • Misses' Mild a and Nancy De Boer spent the week -end with • their aunt, Miss Jake Meyer- tl ingh of Wingham. Whitechurek Women's Insti' trate will hold its meeting on January 10th at the home of Mrs. Garnet Farrier at 2 p.tn. The roll call. Sorr,thing need- ed in our W.I.; motto, good. resolutions are not worth much until they ripen into good ideas,. by Mrs. Cetil Falconer; topic, Go ahead and do it, Mrs. Russel Ross; current event' Mrs. -Ed Walker;,•and music, Mrs. Don Ross. Mrs. Ed Wacker was able to return home from Wingham and District Hospital on Satur- day. New Year's guests with Mr; and Mrs. Jim Currie were Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt and Donald, Mr.` and Mr's. Ken Currie, Gr.ani and Joan, Misi Mary Purdon and Miss Leah Currie of Wingham. Irhrs"°Maud Haggitt returned on.MQnday to Pinecrest Manor after A week's visit with her brother, Victor Emerson and. Mrs, Emerson. Mr: and Mrs. Graham .Mar- tin and family of Waterloo have purchased the residence of the late W.R. Farrier and are moving in this week. Mr. Martin works for the Hurnpty- D:unapty Potato Chip Co. Friday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie, Barry and Loraine, Mr. and M'rs„ Richard West and .Stephanie of Sarnia, Wayne Farrier of Lone don, .Miss Beth Barbour ofnTr- onto', Miss W innifred Farrier and Mr. and Mrs.. Cartnan Far- rier and family of Long Branch. On Sunday 'Mr. George Conn was organist at Chalmers Pres- byterian Church' as Mrs. Johns- -,ton ohns ',ton Conn, could not .attend due , to the laneway being blocked with snow, - BP Holiday visitor_ s at jheir homes here were Miss`Muriel • Moore of Oshawa,' Donald • Gaunt of Tonto, Wayne Far- rier of London. Elgin Sleight - holm, Toronto, Mau lanOtte Johnston and Csoorge C91111. London. New Year's Day guests with Mr, and Mrs. Clark Johnston were Mrs. Iuialiland Johnston, Michael, Shirley, Betty, and Nancy and - Mr. and -Mrs. Jima. .Lovett and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. George Youiig and Heather of Langside. Mr. and Mrs. George Currie. were holiday visitors with their family in London. Mrs. D. MacDonald and Mr. and 1$. 11.13,. MacDon, ald were guests during the holiday with Mr. and Mrs.., Angus MacDonald o f. St. Hew lens. , • During the past week Mrs', Robert Ross received word lbat her niece, Mrs. ,Phillip Bies of Oregon, a daughter of Jim Mireht use, died December 14. She had visited heft- a few years ago. A' nephew, Jim Seahorn of Forest, ,(~move-, Ore- gon, was reported missing at Viet Nam. He is married to• Mrs; 0Nasmith's (former Maggie l hou*>) granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs.*bon Smith of Markham visited a few days 114.4 week with hit sister, Mrs. /1146Sel:ChaPhlana. Mi. Chapin Man and family. Mac., and Mrs. Jinn 'Ross of Kitchener were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross and Doris.. Keeping your home In good condition takes $ Make sure you .- have the plane made when unex- - at yawCredit Union. WINGHAM COMMUNITY CREDIT .UNION DIAGONAL ROAD .a • 13 BuTTER II mmeitIIans Irl)i/IInIImnII menitIIKIIIKwnisinotimounfi nniniIKIniamHanKlm Fm.tf J.y }{:y .?%';i;},l?.c;• /r: +����+ ••••:• ?:{;:?::;:5:•i•:i�:•r:•�,: i.`??:?n.. 4 ti '0 •• +•' :•.y:?�.4e 'V 4C :.}N :}•�: 'r... .r:. 61HKtiol i llelll_UIIISIIILIIISIII ut ISIIIKIIIKIImili Iron ISIIIIIIISIfismiIIISIII IIISIIIrll smompllolllell p ion . REDPATH GRANULATED LIMIT• -- One with every $5.00 purchase of other. cods , & Nut Loaf WITTICI %'S 4c °off "► . f Y CALIFORNIA SUNKIST µ— 180s I IUI I Ill l I■II ISI I II/I I IIU IjI I I II I III l IjI I I I ILII I l IIIKIIIKIIIKIIIIIIIUIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIKIII,IIIRIuUI11 u$iiiniiiihiiii. SCHNEIDER'S SIZZLER SAUSAGE LB.: S SCHNEIDERS COOKED — 6 -oz. HAM SLICES .55 MAPLE r.E►F SMOKED . " LB. Picnic' Shogider 49C SCHNEIDERS FRESH 1 lb. ocean perch (thawed) % cup ,water % teaspoon salt •• 1 cup seasoned, mashed potatoes Cut fish into small pieces. .Put 10 saucepan with water and salt. Simmer until tender, about 5 mins.; drain and chop coarsely. Combine potatoes with parsley, horse- radish, lem n juice, pepper and egg yolks; mix well. Add fish, mix I1litly but thoroughly. Shape into balls about 1% incbea in diameter: Roll in corn flake crumbs. Chill. Fry in deep hot fat (360° P.), about 2'nins., until golden brown. Serve .with Caper Sauce or other suit- able sauce. Y' el 6, servings, 4„ balls each. 2.tbsi s. horseradish 1% tsps. lemon juice dash pepper 2 egg yolks % cup corn flake crumbs FRASER. VALE • o" re •