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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-10-24, Page 11nay Bulk Tanks, "Wrlk4nsAlr, Corolitioning, Praetor* REPAIRS TO 1 MAXIM' OF APPLIANCES or competent help withYour J ' perimanerit or gage . Requirement ntertm MERCPAL—RESIDENTIAL tdrlilder andlMome OWner : F To purchase or renovateto *feat)d: reduce fnonthlY payments `PROFESSIONAL. . a; ; 1 easlles t►�l�ri 1 : ;isl ower 91, 4740 � , , � A Open Men., thrru Frei,, 11.M..to:.30 p m. After hours or evenings call, Kill Reppt356-2379 Pete Henderson., Kitchener, 579..»5705.. Mrs. Elisabeth *dodo* of Forder ,#assed away at the ,Gert -Care. Nursing dome),. laarriston, on October 14 in her �tb,�,•,yc She was , In " Ulm,. P Huron qty,'on October:2, 11386, the daughte+c, of Mr. and 'Mrs. James Lynn. On September 1907 ,. he married Wallet Edwin Hainstock who Pot- her' DeceM 104q. . a faithfUl,,Member the Hnuited.Church and sery women's . organizations :and leader n the„Miasion Band, ock?rn,► yeah.: lived l faith ; d her Masfter,.and was' toned by , a*mow . ,rS,he leaves` 'te, mourn, assing ,lone '.dslttgllter, lira;;. lolert lfxed);. Connell, ,f Fordwic ud one Son Grr*enly s et Milton w.o 'granddaughters. , for is l teman xo Mrs. Kei '�(Marjorie)..1 Brampton; also six r f thri*siste Mr Ca 'e'SLy n, !W Myrtle MacN ightan, a�►ct. Mrs,. by For stet, Clinton Thefuneral service was held at the Moir lruneral Home,Gorrie Thursday, at 2 p.m. Service vas' conducted 'by Rev.. Chat" ,.es Forrest off 4ordwicli ,United M d iekr rnetet7 The 'pallbearers were Dewar Lynn, Windsor; Jack :Brown; Hanover i'i ray•aCoopei', Bruce Artong, J m Warred and Dave Dinsmore of Fordwicha • One , was a l r*WOW� e wan, f w ... . orsos aoa, *WOW Was ducted at the Turner ars)d York pet in. Toronto intermentat Giendale Al one drop rier second. a dripping hot water tap can waste about 175 gallons of hot water each month. The electricity required to heat that water would keep°a 60 -watt bulb burning continuously. Poor insulation.. •a faulty heating system...inefficient use of appliances...all cause energy leaks in the home. This can increase the cost of running a home -and waste Canada's precious energy resources. It makes good sense to use electricity and. all forms of energy wisely. And that includes Stopping those energy I`eakt . ent Ross Higgins; graze areporto previous meeting and—the turerrs report. .Correspondence •i :0 1 ; i luded...agi meal c fironn. C W r►/%!""r� when. the• 'usual,., donatio was e s v agreed up*. A 'lett., lwaa read from the 4-11 club announcing Achievement D. to be'held'in �= • Wingham, November 9, The; Dj Spring • project will be ''What Shall 1 Wear?" Over 1,300 girls have taken part in projects:,n during 1974. All were .urged to The . second soccer match be- take part in the nu tion work- tween Turnberry and East. shop,fen propfoods and ;; Wawanosh took place on 'Tues balanced diets with new ideas to day, October 14. The boys man - be held November 6 ` at Auburn.: s aged to beat the ,team from East The County of Huron Ploughing b Wawanosh with a 1-0 score. The Match banquet will be held girls.rere pot so lucky and had to November 1 in the WI hall. The concede the game to the East Institute will cater to the Holstein , Wa.Wanosh eleven (0-1). BreedersAAssOciation banquet , The following 'made up. the , On November . 1$ at 12 o'clock boys' team: Doug de Boer; 1Vlttr- noon in the WI hall. ray Fear, Philip Eadie, Robin A. detailed report was given by F Walker, Ken Quipp, Kevin Mac - the two delegates, Mrs. Ross . ,Kague; Calvin Quipp, Ray Lewis, Higgins and Mrs. Stan Hopper ; Bill Rilett, Daniel Heim, Klaas who attended the Huron County ' Jorritsma, Claire Daw, Neil War - rally at Brussels: wick, Wayne ten Pas and Mark Mrs, Stanley Black was con- .,Hopkins. vener of t ow Canada with the 4i The girls' team consisted of theme, " ada Better". r - Sheila Walker, Valerie Peel, Roll call, "Name a Canadian : Mary Anne Nicholson, Shelley Tree and 'Its Use", was followed, Alden, Judy Carter, Rosemarie by a sing -song led by Mrs. Wil- Fear, Susan Chapman, Susie Bairn Coultes with Mrs. Norman Powell, Denise Walker, Kim Fox- Coultes accompanying at the .ton, Tini McDonald, Deborah piano. Mrsri. Norman Coultes con- ... Armstrong, Pam Riley and Lois ducted a quiz on Canada. Darling. Mrs. Gorden McBurney gave ° Last Tuesday as well, the an illustrated address of her son • Grade 1 class went on an exciting Hugh McBurney's travels since excursion to London Bridge. Hugh was unable to be there in Under the supervision of. Mr. El - person. He it stationed near . Nott, science consultant, and James Bay, received his private Mrs. Lewis, Grade 1 teacher, license as an air pilot and she -• they learned about the behavior showed in film 01 the surrounding of animals and birds. While they forts where he tined. Mrs. were travelling through the bush Norman Coultes thanked Mrs. they came upon the location of a McBurney for the fine detailed man-made fort. The boys in account and lovely colored pie- particular thought it was very ex- t traordinary. On their return to It was agreed that the WI would school the children drew pictures cater to the Co -Op banquet at a of what they saw on their hike. later date. The cross-country teams for Collection,. Wais wasreceived, the WI' school are now made up. The meeting closed,. and • lunch was pupils chosen have worked hard served by lire, Leonard James, to make the team. They are Doug Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. de Boer, Philip Eadie, Rick Dan Hallahan, Brighton, Paul McDougall, Ken Qttipp, Doug Walker (Senior boat); Rosemarie Pear, Judy Carter, Susan Chapman, Valerie —Rev. Eric . LeDrew of Peel, Karen Armstrong, Tammy Brussel* United Church con- Matey (Senior girls); Murray ducted themorning worship no, Maas Jorritsrna, Chris Mc - * *MO in the Wingluirn United Do ad% Warren Wray, Wayne thliteli, Rev. Berry Passmore NM Pas, David Eadie (Inter- *** conducting anniversary mate boys); Wendy Arm - service in the Brood* church. , Mary Jenkins, Nancy the iidor ski •quartet, coni- berth*, Lois Darling, Aileen pr et Mr*. 'Gee Guest, , Arlene Willits (In - Mr*. iia'" Wardrop, Paul term edlate girls); Lenard 8Vildriagit and Ray Walker, pro.. ;, .' � Steven rk McDougall, all, Todd � v*pori musk. ley Campbell,- Bert $$aarda (Junior boys) and June Stamp- er, Kendra McKague, Heather Mcirnnis, Robin Rolm, Karen Foxton, Erika Stangen - (Junior girl$). Hopefully the, teams will do well on Thursday, October 24. Mr: Kerr's Grade 5 class re cently baked a delicious loaf of cranberry bread. By popular re- quest" the recipe appears below. GRANDMOTHER'S FAMOUS CRANBERRY BREAD 2' cups sifted all-purpose flour 1 cup sugar 11 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon 'salt 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 cup butter or margarine 1 egg, beaten 1 teaspoon grated orange peel 3/4 cup orange juice 1/ cups light raisins 11 cups fresh or frozen cran- berries, chopped. Sift flour, sugar, baking pow- der, salt and baking soda into a large bowl. Cut in butter until mixture is crumbly. Add egg, orange peel and orange juice all at once; stir just until mixture is evenly moist. Fold in raisins and cranberries. Spoon into a greased 9 x 5 x 3 inch loaf pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 10 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in centre comes out clean. Remove from pan; cool on a wire rack. If you choose, you may substi- tute cranberries for the raisins to have an all cranberry bread, Whole wheat flour may be sub- stituted for the all-pwpose flour. This gives the bread a wonderful "wholesome" flavor. DEBUTANTS LAKELET -- Last Thursday the Debutants held a club party at the home of Nancy Dernerling. The meeting was opened with the 441 motto. Achievement Dark plans were discussed. The rest of the evening was enjoyed with a fondue by the girls and their mothers in a Hallowe'en setting. They played charades and other goes ing.games, a . BLU.EVALE bout 25 neighbors and friends surpriied Mr, and Mrs. Carl Freiburger on Saturday, October 19, at . their new home -ift Bluev-ale ►hehe ro trey, moved after retiring from the farm. Euchre was enjoyed, by -°ell, Prizes went to Anna Marie Kieffer, Bill Kieffer, Jack risher, Marie F eiburger and . Harold Ryan. A hitting address was. read •by Mrs. Jim Shaw and George Fisher presented them with a pole lamp and two other small gifts on behalf of the neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Freiburger thanked everyone. Lunch was sereeed�by Mrs. Jim Shaw and ti her helner!s. Mrs: Miller Davis and Mrs. Alvin Higgins recently held a miscellaneous shower at the former's home when neighbors and friends gathered to honor Joan Cruickshank, bride of this month. After two contests were en- joyed, the guest of honor opened her gifts, assisted by her mother, Mrs. John Cruickshank, her grandmother, Mrs. Snell, and Carol Higgins. Miss Cruickshank expressed her thanks and Mrs. Davis served lunch, assisted by Mrs. David Penner and Mrs. William Elliott. Lakelet Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Baumgarten entertained Mr. and Mrs. H. Baumgarten and daughter of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. A. Baumgarten and daughters from Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. 11. Baumgarten and children of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Baumgarten and family and Mr. and Mrs. Werner Stoll and family, all of Howick, on Sunday. Achievement Day at, the Howlck Central School will be November 2. MIS'mothers are invited. The member - of the Lakelet clubs thank all the mothers wiv made their homes available for te+. lirn. Patsy: Minutes: of the Mtn. Rieharit r di d ct mat • sandWic s . Clar e, tolui► oton disc types whiles. Jane Stell evade- rol ed sandwiches; Barbara r. madechecker*board " sand nick; Bonnie "Walker . wade open-faced sandwiches; Mrs. Moore made pinwheel sand. . withes and."»Barbara' Muschimadeed The:1 tt ► meeting was. held at .. the home of Cathy walker" " The roll call *as` an exchange`pf material for the file Alt gir►a - swered in `turn'Marilyn p- bell read the minutes. Mrs.. Moore discussed `the subject motto and Mrs. Johnston dis- cussed entertaining.' Meeting six was held at the home of Barbara The roll cell was an idea for an original party' game. Bonnie Walker read the minutes. Mrs. Moore discussed the party and exhibits for Achievement Day. Rosemarie Fear and Patty Shiell demonstrated how to make Swedish Cakes - (thimble cookies). 0-0-0 SERVET'ES WHITECHUHCH.--At a recent meeting of the Servettes, the girls made the centrepiece and sett the table. Janet Adams and. Kathy Putdon made pizza. • Mrs. Purdon discussed lice of food and Mrs. Elliott discussed suggested menus. The leaders also decorated cupcakes. Minutes were read by Karen Purdon. Mrs. Elliott hosted a meeting of the club last Saturday. Lori Purdon opened the meeting and the roll call was answered by 12 telling one thirst they liked hi a guest room where they stayed. The minutes were readby Kathy Purdon. Plans were made for the party to be held in the cotnniurnity hall on November 11 for the girls' mothers and offices of Me Women's Institute. Mrs. Archie Pardon dikuseed informal teas acrd Mrs., Mott ott discussed formal teas. Plana were made** Ackle flied Day, December i, When Wendy Kay is to be the own.