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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-01-25, Page 94 Ai*** kw Vs boo "14.47, ilea ill dm* firo4ger P u 00001 meld sow and -wend -defies era, NO, emit wee etwedded with * knit* Today we cook tho *wok but tho mood. Moro boiot is being ooi Meet with no 'wallow on. ,bost boot arowol bold is 9004 oseY 10 prepare, ineSpenehm Sell *We Some's, with /worms, The m.at Is •Xtrefill!Y lonOtt, 410011401* summit and harnburaors-ao tOginhor so w, vollswo uIgsetsd sorsa litiorVi most 10at treats. They , be 'some* hot ItoM the oven' : trOm ',the picnic basket, Ifewhaitaber__ ,a Meat 10,10 In Ault. It needs only' toMe* "lea 01.1.41 Ailtd a faet raw or 000ked vegetable*. 'Fruit Is the hippest seeeelle for deloaaFt‘ - To,* your family and omsts on your mrst outingWith, -ene these, Tharre IlaMburger Wyatt. for summer. -if it's Savings you wont •.). SHOP AT TRIANGLE DISCOUNT TOOTHPASTE Family Size 1.29' LTRA0BRITE DEODORANT Economy Size Rog. 2.25 ROLL ON $ 111 3 WAMPOLE MULTIPLE 200's sAlAiiii'S ,R09.3.96 $2591 16 Os. Rag, 1.69 GNOLAX MOUTHWASH 24 Os. Fanny Size GATE HEAD -& SHOULDERS A Pius Free Poster 19 100 Reg 2.19 $ 1 39 POO "I 29 PAT141 MED/C//YES • COS4'677C5 • l'OB A (( 05 CHEESED HAMBURGERS DE1.UXE Serves 6-8 The cheeie melts; through the beef patties giving them'a plea- sant flavour and texture. 2 pounds grotmci beef 2 tablespoons chopped onion 1- clove garlic, finely chopped 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon pepper , 24 cup grated old Canadian Cheddar cheese 1 teaspoori Worcestershire • sauce dash teibasco Method: • Blend ail .ingredients together; form into 'patties 1 inch thick. • Grill, broil or pan fry until they reach the desired degree of doneness. A REAL CHEESEBURGER VARIA".11QNSt MUSHROOM BURGERS Add 1 pound finely chopped mushrooms and 6 'tablespoons sour _cream to Cheesed Ham- burger DeLuxe mixture. Serve "Burgers". with a tangy sdlad made with thinly sliced, cucumbers, onion, chopped pars- ley, _chopped 'dill; marinated In , .a 'sauce of vinegar, salt, ;sugar and Water. ; • ' • ' 41Tin- § ' 1-.V1 •• • wrves . 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons chili sauce 12- 1/2" 'slices eggplant flour butter basil 2 cloves garlic, finely chopped, tomato sauce - • Combine first 5 ingredients; form into 6 flat patties; • Flour, eggplant -slices, brown ". lightly in butter, season to taste, keep warm. • Broil or pan fry patties, to de. -sired degree of doneness; • Saut6 garlic and basil in fat 1 minute, add tb tomato sauce and heat; . • " • Place each pattie between -2 eggplant slices, serve with . tomato .sauce. BRANDIED BEEF D'OEUVRES A Party Favourite • Make up 36 tihy meatballs,. • bake in 400°F. oven 15- a minutes; sprinkle with paprika. • Heat 4/4 pup red currant jelly, w 11/2 teaspoons vinegar, dash..,..' 18tabasco, 1 tablespoon corn- 01,c starch; cookslowly untli;; I ritNIPIFIC".40c14.4 oink e an y. Mace 'sauce and meatballs In' chafing dish, .keep hot over hot water. Whitechurch Ne s Mr. and Mrs. fl&fl Riototo .144inoshan woo upon pony wit - visited on Sunday with Ur. and Lo, * hod; They to* Amine Mrs. Gordon okkilwou of Tusk bane: Pt* 41001 in WO" and on Mr. and mos. L. A.xhithry or Monday morning they were Toronto spent the weekend at eamPiet* their farm home bore, °Mr. and *rm. Mervin Pipe a visitors on Friday with Mr. awl Brum* were WedtlesdaY even* Mrs. Russel McGuire were her *visitors with Mr. ondlite. parents, Mr. and M. clesdon bert Coultes, Bramhill, Palmerston . Bill Visitors on the whew' with marinner 01 rordwich, In the Mr* 'and. Mr4°- Da" Tiffin Wei'e evening Au* and jog, Howard, Joyce Tiffin.of London and her Sampson of meotord spent the friend,. Miss, Jayne Gartsbore, evening with them and it on Pain Tiffin Of Kitchener and Saturday fel* Flftrida. Miss Brenda Hafermeld also of On Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Larry London. McGuire of Elmira ,and Brian Mrs. Ronald CoUlteS visited Am McGuire spent Sunday with their SuedaY with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor nd Mr. and WS. Russel Ross, who are ree0Vering from the accident as wen as can be expected. Alan Falconer commenced work at Wingham Rospital on Monday. ' Miss Joan Tiffin spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and MM. Bob Cronin, Teeswater, where she looked after the family parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire. Mrs*. Frank Rosarecently spent raonto. week with her relatives at To - Mr. and MM. Bill Thomson of Lucknow visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomson and family. This weather is very much ap- preciated by the young fry be- cause of the many ponds of ice while Mr. and Mrs. Cronin at - formed in the fields which on tended a wedding at Huntsville. Sunday made good skating. M a Chalmers Presbyterian church result, where three or four were will hold its annual meeting in the bgeaitnhgereednioayed.gam e of hockey was Sunday School room on Friday at 1:30 p.m. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick visited Sun - Mrs. Walter Moore and family day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. mweerGearvateyMr,s . home Mrs. Hiletit4d Wmilfro.rdanCdasItefmWbetitacoulm- .tes where they visited with her were in Wiarton on Thursday mother, Mrs. Gertrude Moore, where they visited with her aunt, recently home from hospital. MarY Kerry, at Hill Top Nursing Kenneth Monison of ,Alberta Home and with 'Mrs. Fred Sch- arrived last Thursday and is wichtenbe.rg at Gateway Haven. 'visiting with his parents, M. and On the retUrn (rip they visited Mrs. Tom Morrison of Lucknow with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sch- for a few weeks. Mrs. Eva wichtenberg and family of Port Cameron of Brantford came on Elgin. Sunday and is also visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig and her brother, Tom Morrison, 'Vim. Lana were weekend visitors with . Morrison and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and The mild January weather has family of Oakville. \ given us another surprise when Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson Mrs. Carman Whytock on Men- were Sunday guests of Mrs. Tom ntheayrfottle dhaous.greenefour leaf clover higlia, Betty and Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hender- Tuesday to Wingham andDistrict son of Toronto,,, who were at Hospital. The village wishes him Wingham Hospital visiting with a speedy recovery. her mother, Mrs. Charles Stew- Hugh McBurney of Quebec is ard of Lucknow, were Sunday, visiting with his parents, Mr. and visitors with Mr. and'Mrs. Wes- Mrs. Gordon McBurney. ley Tiffin, Mrs. A. E. Ptirdon and On Friday evening CUITi ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray. School Euchre Club held its party Barry Tiffin of Kitchener in the assembly room at Belgrave visited on Sunday with' Mrs. Or- Arena. The sponsors, Mr ville Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tif- Mrs. Alex Robertson and Jim in and family_. Wilson, had six prizes arranged Ken Zinn of Wingham under- for the players at the eight tables. ent surgery in Wingham Hospi- The prizes were given for lucky 1 lasttweek; His many Mite- numbers. Lunch was served by hurch friends wish him a speedy the sPonsors. The next PartY be held Petruarye2e11.9 Mtle*Mikellgriklietrillutti-ioldretthitaIrJames: bil Robert Dmmin was admitted on Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Weekdays Stlfidays Noon to $11 2 pounds ground beef -1 onion, finely chopped THIS IS THE WORLD OF CARE: Providing nutritious food for school children and pre-schoolers, health ser- vices for the sick and handicapped, facilities and equipment for basic schooling and technical training, tools and equipment for community endeav- ours. Your support of CARE makes such things possible for millions of individ- uals around the world. One dollar per person each year would do it! CARE—CANADA 63 Sparks arrAvvA (cont.)1(1P 6A6 recovery, 1 : unday Mr. and IVIra.-'earl Mc: tCongram will be e sponsors. j Silence observed for former member A moment of silence was ob- served for former member, Mrs. Clara Halliday when members of the- Women's Institute of Wing - ham met in the Council Cham- bers on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Elston presided for the meeting which -opened with the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Col-, lect. The secretary, Mrs. Shiell, read the minutes and financial statement. Correspondence was read from Huronview, Clinton; Brookhaven, Wingham; and 'Gol- den Circle School which were all remembered at Christmas. A poem and letter were read from Mrs. Hopper at Brookhaven. The roll call was answered by naming "the oldest article in my home and a few remarks about it", -which proved interesting. A motion was made to cater to the leaders' dinner in February. The 4-H project for spring is "Sportswear from 'Knits" and any girl in the community wish- ing to participate Should contact Mrs. Jacklin. Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton gave the motto, "Praise More, Blame. Less". Mrs. Galbraith made a motion ,for the curator, Miss Johnston, to buy a book for use in her work. Miss Myrtle Johnston gave a most interesting talk on "History of the Tartans and Plaids" and a display of antiques and Tweedsmuir books was „en- joyed by members. Mrs. Bradburn gave several selections on the mouth organ, "Listen to the Mockingbird", "Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes" and "Home Sweet Home". The meeting closed with the singing of "The Queen". A deli- cious lunch was served by those in charge., The WI Family Night is plan- ned for Friday, Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. Chalmers members hold first meeting of 1973 WHITECHURCH — Chahners WMS held its January meeting Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. The first vice president, Mrs. Wallace Conn, presided, in the absence of president, Mrs. Bill Rintoul. The meeting opened with the reading of a New Year resolution poem and a' hymn was sung. Mrs. Robert Ross read the ,scripture and gave the Meditation, "A New Year". "In the -New Year", she said, "we' encounter many ex- periences and, believing in God's premises, we will be victorious. The Lord will not forsake those who trust Him and will bring peace and comfort to all". The roll call was answered by 12giving a Bible verse containing the word 'year' and minutes were read by secretary, Mrs. Dawson Craig. She also read thank -you notes from Mrs. Jean McInnes, Wybenga,IViisses Annie and Mary Laidlaw and Mrs. Hugh Simpson. Mrs. Bill Evans and Mr*. V. Emerson also espressed Thanks for cards. Mrs. Caslick in- vited the society to her home for the February meefing. MrS. John deRoer gave a read-. it* and Mrs. Johnston Conn, 11(W emit isaisrs DL4JZY,04a$ — Unit 404 the United Cbiatb Women met at the home of Misi.,Ken Johnston on Monday evening °Mit week with 11 ladles present. Theselatlies worked on a quilt for Mrs- oyieopie of Toronto. " Lunch vas served at the close '01the meeting. 0 4-- 0 —0 "t 1 inembers held their meeting at the. home of Mrs. Vio- , la Campbell sit noes *id SOO a dsseiois ck*n. A guest at the CensOeu bow was /of, Ate* Jeeell Of Londos. boro. .11014' Annie Xf*tedy 1110WOCI tO raw), tO lief home on Frances Street on the wookend after heingapatient in the Wing. ham and Diotrict Hospital for Pauts 'Chum (ANGLICAN) WINQ-HAM. emansmoriasassainsimmisisse REV. T. 1C. HAWTHORN, Rottor MRS. HARRY BRYDGES, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, January 26 Epiphany 4 11.00 a.m.---Morning Prayer NientiniS Fri., Jan. 26—SerVers' Guild will Meet at the Rectory at 5.30 p.m. TRO A1TENTioN11 By setting ts" 111.40 pres s ure am on arteries, veins and the nerve system on the bottom .of your feet, it can cause malfunction for the following: Feel Tired? Backache? Sore Feet? Painful Neck? Callouses Arthritic Pain? Rheumatic Pain? Poor -Circulation? Balance and Co-ordination? Numbness or Cramps (foot and leg)? 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In closing, Mrs. Caslick said, "On the threshold of a new year we should face all happenings with trust and faith in God and try to live Christmas every day". A minute of silence was ob- • served in honor of the passing of a former member, Lila Emerson, and Mrs. W. Conn closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. W. R. Purdon gave a New Year's prayer and the Ladies' 'Aid offering was received. Courtesy remarks, thanking Mrs. Tiffin for the use of her home and expressing gratitude to all 'those who helped with the meeting, were given by Mris. D. Craig. DRY CLEANING $SPEC1AL$ 3 PANTS - SKIRTS or SLACKS$ 7c or any combination II idr so 3 2 PIECE SUITS - DRESSES $3.75 DRAPES CLEANED - PRESSED 20% DISCOUNT Compare Even the Discounts LIMITED TIME OFFER SPEED QUEEN PALMERSTON - LISTOWEL - WINGHAM - MOUNT FOREST