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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-23, Page 9• M A 6 r The Haran County Board of Educatin Is again offering the METRIC COURSE at the F. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL This course will start FEBRUARY 29, AT 8:00 P.M. and will continue for 5 CONSECUTIVE WEEKS FOR MORE INFORMATION PHONE 357-1800 NU -LINE INTERIORS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY (The Name That Recommendations Buitt) OVER 25 YEARS FXCPERIENCE SOFAS, CHAIRS, OFFICE FURN1 TURE, BREAKFAST NOOKS, CAR, TRUCK, AND TRACTOR SEATS, ETC. RE -UPHOLSTERED ALL TYPES OF REFINISHING NEW FURNITURE BUILT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS I am ready to serve you to the best,of my -ability and offer you quality workmanship and de- pendable service. look forward to servicing thepeople in the _Wingham area TONY K. KESS 357-2718 Sr. citLe.ns to attend Ice Capades . The Wingham Senior Citizens Met in the Armouries on Tues- day, January I4, with a good at- tendance. Due to the absence of both thle president and vice-presi- dent, Mr. Copeland capably con- ducted the meeting. After opening with The Queen, the Lord's Prayer was repeated and Mrs. Lillian Patterson read the minutes. After a discussion about -open days for the Drop -In centre, the following committee was put in charge: Mrs. Godkin, Mrs.. Fisher and Bert Holmes. Several activities were suggested as projects, namely weaving, ceramics and leathercraft. Mrs. Margaret Hastings, Mrs. Lillian Patterson and Mr. Copeland form a committee to be in charge of projects. It was decided to take a bus to the Ice Capades in Kitchener on Tuesday, March 11. Admission price is $3.50 plus bus fare. Anyone interested in making the trip is asked to leave his or her name with the secretary, Mrs. Patterson. After dinging "0 Canada", pro- gressive euchre was played and lunch was served. Prize winners for high scores were Mrs. Pearl Shiell and George Grigg. There were also ieveral draw prizes. The next meeting will be January 23 and will commenceat six o'clock with a pot luck supper. The committee in charge of lunch for the February meeting will be Mrs, Olive Walker, Mrs. Ella Shiell, Mrs. Mildred Stewart, Mrs. N. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. George. Scott. Belgrave- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrs. Mary Armstrong. Mr. and •Mrs. Wallace Richardson and Mrs. Mae Richardson visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. n• On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clayton of Wingham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. 1Ir. and Mrs. William Mont- gomery and family of Guelph visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. Mr.'and`Mrs. Edgar Wightman 4 visited,on the Tuesday iah fi+Ir. ' and Mrs. Don Metcalfe and family of Hanover. • Mrs. Claire Rainer of Scar- borough spent the weekend -with her mother, Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Listowel visited on Sunday' with Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacon have returned home after visiting with their daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey and family of Kamloops, B.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ste. Maurice and family of Surrey, B.C. Bluev�le • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rainey of Akron, Ohio, returned home on the weekend after spending the week with the latter's parents, Mr.,and Mrs. Gordon Hall and the Hall family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ruff, Gordie and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Kathy, Sheila and Kevin and Mrs. Lloyd Hen- ning were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer and family. ingbant Abbance,Zimito Amentia a a /rnidue Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. 41€ ?fai, J .11,0 1 /l1 The Wi nshau Advance -Times, Thin gy, Janea3, 11 Pogo NEW OFFICERS installed as secretaries of the Maitland Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Society are, front, Mrs. Owen MacAuley, -Mrs. D. MacAdam, Mrs. Gordon • Mundell, Mrs. Warren Wylds; back, Mrs. W. Burton, Mrs. G. Gibson, Mrs. R. Arbuckle, Mrs. Hugh Armstrong, Mrs. ' Gordon Wall and Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie. • NEW EXECUTIVE members f the Maitland Presbyterial II 4 Wanert'S Mist%ii i' SOCA 0inp411ed..at' fhe J#n. 20 meeting are, front, Mrs. Finlay McLoud, Mrs. J. W. English, Mrs. Donald Robertson, Mrs. Robert Bregman; rs. Ken Wood returned Rev. K. B. Passmore installed • the officers for 1975 at the Gener- al Meeting of the united Church Women' on Monday evening of last week. Mrs. Ken Wood was re- elected president of the organiza: tion and vice-presidents are Mrs. Albert Brenzil, Mrs. George,, Guest and Mrs. Hap Swatridge. Other officers are: recording' secretary, Mrs. Rowland Kauf- man; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Stewart Leedham; treasur- er, Mrs. Don Courtney; Com- mittee chairmen: finance, Mrs. John Strong; citizenship and social action, Mrs. Elizabeth Sut er; Christian and missionary education, Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, press and publicity, Mrs. Russell .Zurbt-igg; program, Lavonnt Ballagh; membership, Mrs. h M. MacLennan and Mrs. T. S Beattie; stewardship and re cruiting,. Mrs. H. Kerr; friend ship and visiting, Mrs. Denis Langridge and Mrs. William Renwick; manse committee., Mrs. Marvin Streich and Mrs Stan Orien; flower commitle( Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. Bar V COME iN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS . • INFORMALS • ACCESSOR/FS Your choke of various paper stocks, type styles and libel. ask for .. . NATIONAL Select your wedding invitations, announcements and accessories with complete confidence as to quality and correctnegs of form. WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES • AND CAKE BOXES Shower for bride -elect A surprise bridal shower held in honor of Aileen Cartel the home of her parents on }:ri ward Street on Saturday after noon at two o'clock. Miss Carter was escorted to ti guest -of -honor chair by her iv sisters, Mrs. Eleanor McLeod and Mrs. Marlene Bailey, both of Walkerton. 'Everyone parte cipated in contests conducted 1)' Mrs. McLeod Winners were Mr-• Shirley Carter and Mrs. Bonne Douglas, both of Wingham. Janice McLeod and Rog( Pailey, niece and nephcc,.1 of the guest of honor, carried t i„ gift a decorated basket. Mrs. JnA Carter, sister-in-law of the hrid, to -be, and Mrs. Lorrie I�cl i cousin of the groom -elect, assii ed her in opening her gifts Miss Carter thanked even (11,t for coming and for all the lovel' and useful gifts. Lunch was than served. Friends, relatives and neigh bors attending were -from Forest Carlsruhe, Mildmay, Walkerton. Listowel, Hanover, Luckno‘k Pinkerton, `Tiverton, Holyrood. Cargill, Wingham, Ripley and Teeswater. ry Simpson; supply, Mrs. Art Ed- gar; portfolio secretary for liter-• . ature and communications, Mrs. Lorna Krieg; social committee, Mrs. Don McKay, Mrs. Ken Chambers and Mrs. Wilfred Haines; nominations, Mrs. George Underwood; unit leaders, Miss Yvonne McPherson, Mrs. Art Laidlaw, Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Mrs. W. Lockwood. Mrs. Ken Chambers led in a worship period based on "Thoughts for the New Year". She was assisted by Mrs. K. M. MacLennan and Mrs. Albert Rin- toul. Lavonne Ballagh _sang a Norman Hayes is speaker ,at WI meeting Wingham and District Hospital administrator Norman Hayes was guest speaker at the Thurs- day meeting of the Wingham Wo- men's Institute .January 16. Mr. Hayes outlined for the 38 members and guests the pro- posals -of the Mustard Plan set up by a group of health experts. He said the plan suggested changes in the health program that would co-ordinate the various health groups in Ontario for a more ef- ficient distribution of health ser- vices. Mr Bayes explained that some of the suggestions outlined in the plan had already been modified for use and that further changes would he iiilplemented as the plan is studied Mrs Wr1-li-am Elston thanked Mr. Hayes. who had first been in- troduced by Miss Agnes William- son. The motto "The Three `R's' for Nome 'l'raining - Respect, Reverence. Responsibility" was presented by Mrs. D. S Mac - Naughton. Mrs. Harry Bateman entertained with some piano selections Mrs. Mary Armstrong reported on the fall rally at Stratford. Roll call was answered by the name of a country and its national an- them. Mrs Bradburn, Mrs. Halli- day and Mrs. Jardine were ap- pointed to the nominating com- mittee, and Mrs. Robert Powell was named convener of the catering committee for the meet- ing with 4-11 leaders in February. Mrs. Ena Ritchie and Mrs. Marg- aret Foxton were appointed to at- tend Senior Leaders Training School in Wingham on Feb. 4-5. back, Mrs. -Alvin Mundell, Mrs. W. Burton, Mrs. Ewa/Tull MacLean and Mrs. Evan Keith; Rev. Robert Armstrong, installing clergyman. • Wingham UCW president solo, "Follow Me", accompanied by Mrs. R. Goy at the piano. President Mrs. Wood announc- ed that she had registration forms for a weekend at Five Oaks January .31 to February 2; also that Huron -Perth Presbyterial UCW meeting will be held at Trinity United Church, Listowel, ,on February 26. Treasurer . Mrs. Courtney re- ported that 1974 had been a suc- cessful year with many worthy causes supported. An In Memoriam period, for members who 'had passed away in 1974, was conducted by Mrs. Underwood. Mr. Passmore showed a film, "Spaces Between People", which featured clips from the movie of the 60s, "To Sir With Love". Fol- lowing the showing of the film, the meeting broke into small groups to discuss "Prejudice" over 'a cup of tea. Some of the thought-provoking questions dis- cussed were "What Is Preju- dice?"; "Is There Prejudice in Wingham?"; "Are You Prejudic- ed Against Some Person or Group?". 60th anniversary celebrants were married in Wingham A family dinner to honor the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tisdale of Kindersley, Saskatchewan, was held on January 6 at Tisdale's Restaurant. They were married in Wing - ham and farmed in this area .for :,,two years. In March of 1917 they moved west of the Loverna dis- trict where they farmed for the next 33 years. On retirement in 1949 they moved to Kindersley where they resided at 318 -2nd Ave West. In February, 1974, they moved to Sunset Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Tisdale have two sons, Norman and Orville and five grandchildren, all living in Kindersley. Congratulations were sent from Vancouver, Calgary, Wing - ham, Lethbridge and Regina; also from the Queen, Dr. Cliff Mclsaac, M.P.; Honorable Alex Taylor; Premier Alan Blakeney; Hon. John G. Diefenbaker, M.P.;\ Lieutenant -Governor Dr. Stephen Worobetz; Prime Minister Tru- deau : Dave Steuart and Mayor B. Keller and councillors.' G -Demonstrcitin featured at meeting of Institute GORRIE - Despite the incle- ment weather, the members of the local Women's Institute gathered at the home of Mrs. Martin Scott for their January meeting on the evening of Janu- ary 15. Mrs. William Thornton, president, presided over the meeting. Following roll call and minutes read by the'secretary.,, Mrs. •Jack Ferguson. and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Robert Gibson,"` who also expressed the pleasure of the Howick Lions Club with dinner and supper served by the institute for the Lions curling bonspiel held the previous Mon- day, Mrs. Thornton turned the meeting over to Mrs. Melvin Tay- lor for her Resolutions program. Mrs. Taylor spoke on the motto for the month, "An acre of per- formance is worth a whole world of promises" and a_ group di-- cussion followed on "motivation produces ideas". Mrs. Deanie Scherpenzeel of Gorrie gave an interesting demonstration of making knypertjes, a Dutch cookie, a must tq have on hand during the Christmas holiday season in Hol- l3nd, to treat guests who call. The . ladies enjoyed sampling the cookies and Mrs. Scherpenzeel was given a gift of appreciation and thanked for her demonstra- tion. 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PA Toddler _ SIZ$ 1.29 Maxi -Pads - STAY -FREE 30's 1.69' TRIANGLE DISCOUNT i d PATE#T NED/C/#FS • CCS,VfT CS • TOBACCOS Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays • Sundays Noon to Six Sr. citLe.ns to attend Ice Capades . The Wingham Senior Citizens Met in the Armouries on Tues- day, January I4, with a good at- tendance. Due to the absence of both thle president and vice-presi- dent, Mr. Copeland capably con- ducted the meeting. After opening with The Queen, the Lord's Prayer was repeated and Mrs. Lillian Patterson read the minutes. After a discussion about -open days for the Drop -In centre, the following committee was put in charge: Mrs. Godkin, Mrs.. Fisher and Bert Holmes. Several activities were suggested as projects, namely weaving, ceramics and leathercraft. Mrs. Margaret Hastings, Mrs. Lillian Patterson and Mr. Copeland form a committee to be in charge of projects. It was decided to take a bus to the Ice Capades in Kitchener on Tuesday, March 11. Admission price is $3.50 plus bus fare. Anyone interested in making the trip is asked to leave his or her name with the secretary, Mrs. Patterson. After dinging "0 Canada", pro- gressive euchre was played and lunch was served. Prize winners for high scores were Mrs. Pearl Shiell and George Grigg. There were also ieveral draw prizes. The next meeting will be January 23 and will commenceat six o'clock with a pot luck supper. The committee in charge of lunch for the February meeting will be Mrs, Olive Walker, Mrs. Ella Shiell, Mrs. Mildred Stewart, Mrs. N. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. George. Scott. Belgrave- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrs. Mary Armstrong. Mr. and •Mrs. Wallace Richardson and Mrs. Mae Richardson visited on Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. n• On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clayton of Wingham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. 1Ir. and Mrs. William Mont- gomery and family of Guelph visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. Mr.'and`Mrs. Edgar Wightman 4 visited,on the Tuesday iah fi+Ir. ' and Mrs. Don Metcalfe and family of Hanover. • Mrs. Claire Rainer of Scar- borough spent the weekend -with her mother, Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Listowel visited on Sunday' with Mrs. Clarence Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacon have returned home after visiting with their daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey and family of Kamloops, B.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ste. Maurice and family of Surrey, B.C. Bluev�le • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rainey of Akron, Ohio, returned home on the weekend after spending the week with the latter's parents, Mr.,and Mrs. Gordon Hall and the Hall family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ruff, Gordie and Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Kathy, Sheila and Kevin and Mrs. Lloyd Hen- ning were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer and family. ingbant Abbance,Zimito Amentia a a /rnidue Let us assist you with your plans for that all important wedding day. 41€ ?fai, J .11,0 1 /l1 The Wi nshau Advance -Times, Thin gy, Janea3, 11 Pogo NEW OFFICERS installed as secretaries of the Maitland Presbyterial of the Women's Missionary Society are, front, Mrs. Owen MacAuley, -Mrs. D. MacAdam, Mrs. Gordon • Mundell, Mrs. Warren Wylds; back, Mrs. W. Burton, Mrs. G. Gibson, Mrs. R. Arbuckle, Mrs. Hugh Armstrong, Mrs. ' Gordon Wall and Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie. • NEW EXECUTIVE members f the Maitland Presbyterial II 4 Wanert'S Mist%ii i' SOCA 0inp411ed..at' fhe J#n. 20 meeting are, front, Mrs. Finlay McLoud, Mrs. J. W. English, Mrs. Donald Robertson, Mrs. Robert Bregman; rs. Ken Wood returned Rev. K. B. Passmore installed • the officers for 1975 at the Gener- al Meeting of the united Church Women' on Monday evening of last week. Mrs. Ken Wood was re- elected president of the organiza: tion and vice-presidents are Mrs. Albert Brenzil, Mrs. George,, Guest and Mrs. Hap Swatridge. Other officers are: recording' secretary, Mrs. Rowland Kauf- man; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Stewart Leedham; treasur- er, Mrs. Don Courtney; Com- mittee chairmen: finance, Mrs. John Strong; citizenship and social action, Mrs. Elizabeth Sut er; Christian and missionary education, Mrs. G. W. Tiffin, press and publicity, Mrs. Russell .Zurbt-igg; program, Lavonnt Ballagh; membership, Mrs. h M. MacLennan and Mrs. T. S Beattie; stewardship and re cruiting,. Mrs. H. Kerr; friend ship and visiting, Mrs. Denis Langridge and Mrs. William Renwick; manse committee., Mrs. Marvin Streich and Mrs Stan Orien; flower commitle( Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. Bar V COME iN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS . • INFORMALS • ACCESSOR/FS Your choke of various paper stocks, type styles and libel. ask for .. . NATIONAL Select your wedding invitations, announcements and accessories with complete confidence as to quality and correctnegs of form. WE ALSO HAVE PERSONALIZED WEDDING NAPKINS, MATCHES • AND CAKE BOXES Shower for bride -elect A surprise bridal shower held in honor of Aileen Cartel the home of her parents on }:ri ward Street on Saturday after noon at two o'clock. Miss Carter was escorted to ti guest -of -honor chair by her iv sisters, Mrs. Eleanor McLeod and Mrs. Marlene Bailey, both of Walkerton. 'Everyone parte cipated in contests conducted 1)' Mrs. McLeod Winners were Mr-• Shirley Carter and Mrs. Bonne Douglas, both of Wingham. Janice McLeod and Rog( Pailey, niece and nephcc,.1 of the guest of honor, carried t i„ gift a decorated basket. Mrs. JnA Carter, sister-in-law of the hrid, to -be, and Mrs. Lorrie I�cl i cousin of the groom -elect, assii ed her in opening her gifts Miss Carter thanked even (11,t for coming and for all the lovel' and useful gifts. Lunch was than served. Friends, relatives and neigh bors attending were -from Forest Carlsruhe, Mildmay, Walkerton. Listowel, Hanover, Luckno‘k Pinkerton, `Tiverton, Holyrood. Cargill, Wingham, Ripley and Teeswater. ry Simpson; supply, Mrs. Art Ed- gar; portfolio secretary for liter-• . ature and communications, Mrs. Lorna Krieg; social committee, Mrs. Don McKay, Mrs. Ken Chambers and Mrs. Wilfred Haines; nominations, Mrs. George Underwood; unit leaders, Miss Yvonne McPherson, Mrs. Art Laidlaw, Mrs. Hap Swatridge and Mrs. W. Lockwood. Mrs. Ken Chambers led in a worship period based on "Thoughts for the New Year". She was assisted by Mrs. K. M. MacLennan and Mrs. Albert Rin- toul. Lavonne Ballagh _sang a Norman Hayes is speaker ,at WI meeting Wingham and District Hospital administrator Norman Hayes was guest speaker at the Thurs- day meeting of the Wingham Wo- men's Institute .January 16. Mr. Hayes outlined for the 38 members and guests the pro- posals -of the Mustard Plan set up by a group of health experts. He said the plan suggested changes in the health program that would co-ordinate the various health groups in Ontario for a more ef- ficient distribution of health ser- vices. Mr Bayes explained that some of the suggestions outlined in the plan had already been modified for use and that further changes would he iiilplemented as the plan is studied Mrs Wr1-li-am Elston thanked Mr. Hayes. who had first been in- troduced by Miss Agnes William- son. The motto "The Three `R's' for Nome 'l'raining - Respect, Reverence. Responsibility" was presented by Mrs. D. S Mac - Naughton. Mrs. Harry Bateman entertained with some piano selections Mrs. Mary Armstrong reported on the fall rally at Stratford. Roll call was answered by the name of a country and its national an- them. Mrs Bradburn, Mrs. Halli- day and Mrs. Jardine were ap- pointed to the nominating com- mittee, and Mrs. Robert Powell was named convener of the catering committee for the meet- ing with 4-11 leaders in February. Mrs. Ena Ritchie and Mrs. Marg- aret Foxton were appointed to at- tend Senior Leaders Training School in Wingham on Feb. 4-5. back, Mrs. -Alvin Mundell, Mrs. W. Burton, Mrs. Ewa/Tull MacLean and Mrs. Evan Keith; Rev. Robert Armstrong, installing clergyman. • Wingham UCW president solo, "Follow Me", accompanied by Mrs. R. Goy at the piano. President Mrs. Wood announc- ed that she had registration forms for a weekend at Five Oaks January .31 to February 2; also that Huron -Perth Presbyterial UCW meeting will be held at Trinity United Church, Listowel, ,on February 26. Treasurer . Mrs. Courtney re- ported that 1974 had been a suc- cessful year with many worthy causes supported. An In Memoriam period, for members who 'had passed away in 1974, was conducted by Mrs. Underwood. Mr. Passmore showed a film, "Spaces Between People", which featured clips from the movie of the 60s, "To Sir With Love". Fol- lowing the showing of the film, the meeting broke into small groups to discuss "Prejudice" over 'a cup of tea. Some of the thought-provoking questions dis- cussed were "What Is Preju- dice?"; "Is There Prejudice in Wingham?"; "Are You Prejudic- ed Against Some Person or Group?". 60th anniversary celebrants were married in Wingham A family dinner to honor the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tisdale of Kindersley, Saskatchewan, was held on January 6 at Tisdale's Restaurant. They were married in Wing - ham and farmed in this area .for :,,two years. In March of 1917 they moved west of the Loverna dis- trict where they farmed for the next 33 years. On retirement in 1949 they moved to Kindersley where they resided at 318 -2nd Ave West. In February, 1974, they moved to Sunset Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Tisdale have two sons, Norman and Orville and five grandchildren, all living in Kindersley. Congratulations were sent from Vancouver, Calgary, Wing - ham, Lethbridge and Regina; also from the Queen, Dr. Cliff Mclsaac, M.P.; Honorable Alex Taylor; Premier Alan Blakeney; Hon. John G. Diefenbaker, M.P.;\ Lieutenant -Governor Dr. Stephen Worobetz; Prime Minister Tru- deau : Dave Steuart and Mayor B. Keller and councillors.' G -Demonstrcitin featured at meeting of Institute GORRIE - Despite the incle- ment weather, the members of the local Women's Institute gathered at the home of Mrs. Martin Scott for their January meeting on the evening of Janu- ary 15. Mrs. William Thornton, president, presided over the meeting. Following roll call and minutes read by the'secretary.,, Mrs. •Jack Ferguson. and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Robert Gibson,"` who also expressed the pleasure of the Howick Lions Club with dinner and supper served by the institute for the Lions curling bonspiel held the previous Mon- day, Mrs. Thornton turned the meeting over to Mrs. Melvin Tay- lor for her Resolutions program. Mrs. Taylor spoke on the motto for the month, "An acre of per- formance is worth a whole world of promises" and a_ group di-- cussion followed on "motivation produces ideas". Mrs. Deanie Scherpenzeel of Gorrie gave an interesting demonstration of making knypertjes, a Dutch cookie, a must tq have on hand during the Christmas holiday season in Hol- l3nd, to treat guests who call. The . ladies enjoyed sampling the cookies and Mrs. Scherpenzeel was given a gift of appreciation and thanked for her demonstra- tion. Sleep BIG on QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS THE NEW MODERN DOUBLE 6 in. longer, 6 in. wider In Stock At - Simmons SALE PRICES Beautyrest 11 Queen Unit $389.00 (Reg. $440.) Simmons Ostermoor Queen Unit $269.00 (Reg. $380.) Simmons Moxipedic Queen Unit Beverley CHIROPRACTIC Mrs. Glenn Johnston and Mrs. Ferguson assisted the hostess in serving lunch. The February meeting will be held the 19th in the evening at the home of Mrs Gladstone Edgar.