The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-10-04, Page 8G. ALAN WILLIAMS
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dranceaTiiiies, Wedneeilese .Vet. 4, 1941,
ill LARUE ATTENDANCE
AT A.Y.P.A. DINNER 'ON PARADE'
With the 99th lity,
By R. Bdwarde Wormworth
"Battery ready for inspection".
greeted the inspecting officer, Capt.
Thompson, as the Battery Sergeant
Major, turned the parade over for
inspection, Following his inspec-
tion, Captain Thompson compli.
meuted the men on their excellent
dress for the first parade in battle
dress. The men, then, were fallen.
..out to their respeetive courses.
The recruits' coarse had :trill for
the first two period:a under the
able instruction of Bombardier
Lockridge. As they were in front
of the fire hall they had an inter
ested number of spectators from
the firemen. But it was apparent
that everythingmet with their ap- p
The Gunners manhandled the
guns outside and hooked into the
truck one at a time to cheek the
air pressure, It was a pleasure to
see the gun crew working together
as they hauled the guns back into
the gunnery shed, They then pro-
ceeded with a mere difficult part
of their training, recording at
centre of arc, which is necessary to
fire the guns accurately.
Inside the main building the sig-
nalers were hard at work„ as were
the Tech Able's or Technleaf As-
sistants in eivy street, The Tech
Able's are responsible for the pin-
pointing of the target and relaying
the information in degrees to put
the guns on target. Needless to
say, the signallers provide the all-
important communications between
the guns and the observation post.
In the final period the recruits
were hard at work cleaning the
FN rifles. This necessary mainten.
ance also gave the men the oppor-
tunity to familiarize themselves
more thoroughly with their wea-
pons,
At the dismissal parade Captain
Thompson relayed the news that
there will be a gun deployment this
month, probably the 22nd, at Walk-
erton, Recruits who have paper
work to be completed are asked to
be at the Armouries on Thursday.
All Militia men are reminded that,
due to Thanksgiving, the next par-
ade will be on Thursday, October
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First Show at Dusk
,o Shows Nightly, Rain or Clem
FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCT. 0-7
—a Double Feature —
"THE ANGRY
SILENCE"
Richard Attenborough
"FOR THE LOVE OF
MIKE"
Colour Scope
Richard Basehart - Rex Allen
The A.Y.P.A. of St.Earl's Ang,
livan Churett got off to a fine start
for the fall season on Sunday eve-
ning when 40 peonie enjoyed a din-
ner meeting in the parish room of
the ehurch.
Guests at the dinner were out-of-
town members of the Deanery ex-
ecutive, which had met in the af-
ternoon to make plans for Dean-
ery activities. These inelutiod Miss.
Shirley Browne„ of Auburn, Miss
Marie Brown, Fordwich, Robert
Daer, Auburn, Nk'n Pollard, Bros-.
sets. treasurer,. and Rev. B. C. Att-
well, Gorrie, Deanery chaplain.
Whighana members of the executive
are Dianne Doyell, president, and
Linda Tonaplcritan, secretary. Rev.
Attwell spoke briefly during the
dinner and expressed their pleasure
in being invited to remain with the
local group for supper.
Rev. C. Johnson, rector of St.
Paul's, ad, tressed the gathering
and welcomed the guests. He voic-
ed his pleasure in the large atten-
dance and in his Imes for a very
active and successful year with the.
assistance of the two new counsel-
lors, Mrs. -fames Deneau and Mrs,
Robert Ahara,
A short worship service was held
in the church, the theme being
Thanksgiving. A hymn was sung
and Mrs. Ahara gave the medita-
tion, Thanksgiving prayers • were
offered.
Dianne Deyell, who is president
of the local group, as well as the
Deanery, Pres.dcd for a business
meeting when the young people
returned to the parish room. Linda
Ternpleinan, secretary, asked that
she might be relieved of her duties
since she found the similar office
for the Deanery AYPA demanded
considerable time, and Brian Doug-
las was elected to her stead. Bar-
bara Hall gave the treasurer's re-
port.
Plans for the year were discuss,-
ed. It was decided that the group
'would meet every second Sunday
evening except on special occasions,
the first of which will be a wie-
ner roast at the home of Mrs. Den-
eau, Minnie St., a week from Fri-
day evening. An invitation was
accepted to meet with the Brus-
sels AYPA at the end of October,
In regard to the work program,
it was agreed that members would
make themselves available for odd
jobs around the church and the
rectory at the call of Mr. Johnson.
Rev, Johnson Closed the meeting
with prayer and everyone helped
to clear the parish room.
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It's hard to believe
until the latter part of the 19th
century that yeast could )De bought
in stores, Early North American
settlers used. to grow their own
yeast, starting with a small amount
given them by a generous neigh-
hour. Each time the 'bread was
made a bit of the starter was used.
Those lucky enough to develop a
good yeast starter treasured it,
and often gave part of it to their
daughters when they married, be-
cause they knew how essential
yeast was in making good bread
at home.
CROWN Drive a In
Continuing WEDNES,-THURS.
OCTOBER 4-ti
"BY LOVE
POSSESSED"
in color — starring Lana Turner,
Efrem Zirnbalist Jr., Thomas Mit-
chell—The Pulitzer Prize Novel be-
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screen year — 7.10 arid 9.18 p.m.
AtrmtrtANce
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCT. 04
"DOCTOR IN LOVE"
n color—Starring that very funny
group from The Doctor Series
2nd feature —
"BLUE PRINT FOR
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SPECIAL GAI,A THANKSGIVING
WE'EK.END HOLIDAY SHOW
The last late show of the season
Starts 1E00 pin., Sunday), Oct. 8
"I BURY THE LIVING"
TO ptIzSdniS I! YEARS oF AGE OOVft
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and also made a fruit cup combina-
tion,
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Bell-note Group
The Belmore 4-H homemaking
club opened its fourth meeting
with the pledges and roll call. Marg.
Jeffrey read the minutes of the
previous meeting.
The girls were shown how to sec-
tion a grapefruit for use in a fruit
cup. Some of the topics discussed
were "Fruit for Breakfast" and
"Fruit with Cereal."
For lunch the girls were served
fruit cup and grape sparkle by
their hostess, Mrs. Harper. The
next meeting will be at the Haskins
home on Thursday.
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Hold Two Meetings
The second meeting of the Bel-
grave Fruitettes Was held at the
home of Mrs. Harry Rinn and open-
ed with the pledge and motto, The
roll call was answered by eleven
Members and the minutes were
read by Marjorie Hopper,
Linda Johnston discussed the
making of apple salad mould and
Mrs. Rine told the girls about
fruit in season, Marjorie Hopper
read about the grades of apples,
Mrs, Clark Johnston gave notes on
care and storage of fresh fruit,
types of apples and using fresh
fruit.
Miss I. Gilchrist, home economist,
was present and talked on menu
planning and menu building With
fruit, Linda Johnston demonstrated
peach short cake.
Pruitettes was held at the home of
The third meeting of the 13elgrave
Marjorie Hooper on Thursday
evening, Tie pledge and motto were
reheated and Betty //inn read the
Minutes. The roll call was answer-
ed perfectly,
DIM Nethery demonstrated fruit
pudding. The girls Were Chown
three types Of earthedpetteltes,
thelce, fancy arid grade, Mrs, Clark
Johnston gave notes on canned`
FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCT. 84
"CRY FOR HAPPY"
Starring (Jaen Ford and Donald
O'Connor-It's ,the happiest solution
to a housing shortage In military
history — On the same
"SILENT CALL"
A true story program a a, boy
and his 40g
"SIIANT CALL" for Sat, Matinee
fruit, frozen fruit, grades of fruit,
and juice and dried fruits. The sing-
ing of "Taps" and a dainty lunch
closed the meeting,
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Fruit lanasies
The fourth meeting of the Wing-
hem Fruit Lassies was held at the
home of Isabelle Mctfay on Mon-
day evening with the usual opening
ceremony and minutes by Mary
Joan Lapp,
The roll call was Fruits we freeze,
can or dry at home and state if
any of these are grown on your own
farm. Record books were idle-
cuSsed.
Mrs, Lapp then led in a discus-
sion of "Fruits for BreakfaSt" and
"Points for a Good Fruit Cup."
Ruth Taylor demonstrated the
right way to cut grapefruit and
oranges.
Home assignments are to prepare
and eerve the family fruits for
`breakfast at least once before the
next meeting and report in record
book; plan two breakfast menus
one with fruit at the beginning of
the meal, and one inchtding fruit
later in the meal.
A delicious lunch was served by
the hostess which included the fruit
cup.
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Lucky Lassies
The third meeting of the Lakelet
Luekey Lassies "Featuring 'Fruit"
was on Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. The
,meeting opened with the pledge.
The roll call, "My favorite variety
of apple and why" was answered
by eleven members.
The Minutes of the last meeting
were read, The discussion. Of last
Week's assignment, "Serving ap-
pies to your family" brought tame
interesting recipes.
Mrs. Jacquea discussed the uses
of canned, frOteri and dried fruits,
also how to buy and how to store
them. 'The members brought sam-
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pies of dried fruit, these were
exhibited along with three grades
of canned peaches, the grades be-
ing Canada Fancy, Canada Choice
and Canada Standard.
Mrs. Gadke demonstrated an ov-
en steamed pudding with a fruit
sauce made froni the juice of can-
ned fruit, The pudding was served
to the members and two visitors
arid the comments were given on
whether they enjoyed it or not.
The next meeting will be held at
Mrs. Arnold Gadke's on Thursday.
The fourth meeting of the Lake-
let Lucky Lassies was held tat the
home of Mts. Arnold Gadke on
Thursday, The roll call which was
"Fruits we freeze and can and dry
at 'home", was answered by 11
Members, The home assignment
was to prepare and serve fruit lot*
breakfast to the family at least
once before next meeting and to
plan tWo breakfast menus,
Notes were taken on: Beginning
the meal with fruit: fruit cup poira
tors, fruit containing vitamin C,
serving cereal with fruit, ending
the meal with fruit.
Mrs, Gadke demonstrated the
Making of fruit cup which the
members enjoy:11/n much,
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FRIDAY-SATURDAY OCT. 6-7
— BARGAIN NIGHT —
Three Big Features
"THE LITTLEST
HOBO"
(Shown at 8:00 only)
Buddy Hart - Wendy Stuart
"BULL WHIP"
(Colour) (Scope)
(Shown at 9:30 only)
Guy Madison - Rhonda Fleming
"SPEED CRAZY"
(Shown at 11:00 only)
Bret Halsey - Yvonne Lime
(One Cartoon)
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT OCT. 8
— Double Feat re —
"HOW TO MAKE A
MONSTER"
Adult Entertainment
Robert Harris - Gary Conway
"TEENAGE
CAVEMAN"
'Robert 'Vaughn - Darrah Marshall
(One Cartoon)
Sample Cherry Pie
The fourth meeting of the Bel-
grave Tutti-Fruittis was held at
the home of Mrs, 'Clifford Logan on
Wednesday last and opened with
the pledge, motto and roll call. The
next meeting will be at Mrs. Clif-
ford Pardon's on Wednesday. Mar•
ilyn Campbell, Lynda Coultes and
Donna Grasby are to have their
books checked at this meeting.
Mrs. Pardon demonstrated mak-
ing cherry pie, Mrs. Logan explain-
ed to the girls about fruit for din-
ner or supper, fruit appetizers, fruit
in the main course, a fruit salad
plate, fruit for dessert, serving
fruit desserts and fruit in the lunch
box.
The meeting closed with lunch of
cherry pie.
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Mrs. Musehied Hostess
The fourth meeting of the Fruit-
ettes opened at the home of Siebje
Muschied on Monday with the 4-H
pledge and motto. Mary de Yong
read the minutes, Eleven girls an-
swered the roll call, "Fruits we may
can, freeze or • dry at home." -The
next meeting is to be at the home
of Dini Nethery on October 7th.
They discussed their Achievement
Day plans. Wendy Fear and Mary
de Yong demonstrated sectioning
fruit for cocktail. Mrs. Clark John-
son discussed and gave notes on
fruit for breakfast and fruit cup
pointers. Siebje made a fruit sauce
for apple upside cake and Dial
made apple bars. A delicious lunch
and "Taps" closed the meeting,
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Baste-'n-Stiteh Meet
The 4-H girls club met on Friday
evening with full attendance at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Ezra
Seholtz. After the opening exercises
the election of officers was held,
with Beverley Soloman, president,
and press reporter, Margaret Moore.
It was adopted that the club
name be Baste-'n-Stitch. Leaders
discussed the work from now to
Achievement Day on January 3rd,
telling of the work to be entered
in the record books, and gave a
guidance talk on proper individual
clothing styles for dress and ma-
terial.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of the leader, Mrs. Carl
MeClenagfian, when girls will come
with sewing supplies, pattern and
material for a skirt,
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The Frilit Fans
The fourth meeting of the Ford-
avich 4-II Club was held at the
home of Shirley nurig, opening
with the 4-II pledge, followed by
the roll call, The new name se-
leeteci for the club was "The Fruit
Faris",
Doris Carswell demonstrated the
proper way to peel and Wee cit-
rus fruits. The girls all sampled
a broiled banana and each meme
tier made an individual fruit cup,
The discussion was on "Fruit far
Breakfast". meeting closed with
the benediction,
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Club Pleke Name
The fourth meeting of the Blue..
vale 4..11 Club was held at the borne
of Nancy Taylor on Tuesday eve-
ning and opened with the 4-11
pledge followed by the roll tall.
Elaine Stull read the minutes of
the previous meeting. The club
was named 'the "Bluevale Blot-
soma".
Nancy Taylor demonstrated how
to prepare a grapefruit and orange
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,Adult "Iritertainment
bean Martin and Shirley MaeLaine
in a sparkling comedy full of fun
for everyone. It's in color too,
Starts /.15-9.15
"MENACE IN THE
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