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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-06-10, Page 5Will Reside Near Bluevale WROXETER-Mrs. Audrey Isa- bel Oakley of Wroxeter, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, I°larold Rid- ▪ ley of Wroxeter, and John An- drew Millar of Bluevale, son of Mrs. Agnes Millar of Windsor exchangedwedding vows in Gorrie on Saturday, Rev. F. W. Taylor officiated. The bride wore a blue jer- • sey dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations: She was attended by Mrs. Agnes Millar who wore a beige lace dress with beige accessor- ies and a corsage of pink carna- tions, The groom's attendant was Harold Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. Millar will live at R. R.1 Bluevale. t • MISS NADINE COOKE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Cooke, of Gorrie, gradu- ated on Saturday at the Kit- chener - Waterloo Hospital.— Roy Kumano. LEAN FRESH GROUND BEEF With FREE 11 -oz. Bottle of Ketchup WIENERS BEEF OR VEAL STEAKETTES WHYTE'S BACK BACON WHYTE'S BOLOGNA WHYTE'S SIDE BACON ELLIOT'S MEAT PIES 2 LBS. 2 LBS. 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Donaldson spent Sunday at Sil- ver Lake, where the Willie sis- ters are entering the skiing competitions this coming Sun- day, dine and. George were visitors at Palmyra United Church, near Ridgetown, on Sunday where Mr, Jardine was the guest speak- er at the 100th anniversary of the church. --Mr. and Mrs, Wes Huston of Kitchener, Mrs. Grace Prang, Peter and Mary of Preston, Mrs. Dorothy ;vlacKenzie, Miss Peg- gy Gordon of Toronto and Mr. William Webster of Lucknow visited on Sunday with Mr. and Nirs. Elwell Webster, Mr. Wil- liam Webster left by plane for Saskatoon on Tuesday to visit relatives, and intends going on to Alaska, --Nits, Don Hawthorne, Su- san and Steven of Toronto are spending a week with her mo- ther, Mrs. Hugh Carmichael. --Mrs.O.M.McConkey of Fergus returned home Tuesday morning after spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. George C. Manna. --Alan Bumstead attended the seed processor school Tues- day and Wednesday at the Ont- ario Agricultural College, Uni- versity of Guelph. --Miss Beda Kappler of Lon- don was a week -end guest at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Art Kappler of Mild- may, and visited at the home of her niece, Mrs. Desmond Brophy and family. --Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hickey quietly celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Tues- day. spent the week -end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, W, W, Gurney. --Mr, and. Mrs. Williain Miller of Windsor visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galley a few days last week, Miss Julia Thornton spent a few days with her grandparents, J1r, and Mrs, Golley before going to Toronto to teach for a couple of weeks at Clairlea School, where she will be teaching in the fall. --Mr. William Forgie quiet- ly celebrated his 92nd birthday on Monday in the Wingham District Hospital, where he has been a patient for over a year. --Mrs. W. W. Armstrong left Toronto on Monday for the coast where she will visit in Vancouver and Everett, Wash., for two weeks. On June 21st she will sail on the steamship Orsova for a round -the -world cruise. She will spend a week in London and then sail on the Oriana for Bermuda and Fort Everlave. After a few days in Dunedin, she will fly back to Toronto. --Mrs. George Williams is spending a few days in Toronto with her daughter, Mrs. C. Bates and Mr. Bates. While there she will attend the gradu- ation of her granddaughter, Miss Patricia Bates at the East General Hospital. --Mr. Ronald Seddon of Brantford visited with Mr, and Mrs. Michael Willie last Tues- day. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adarn- DELEGATES ATTEND DIOCESAN COUNCIL The Catholic Women's League of Canada, London Dio- cesan Council held the 45th an- nual convention at Chatham last month. Representing Sa- cred Heart Parish, Wingham, were Mrs. Walter Arscott of Whitechurch and Mrs. Michael Willie of Wingham. Two hun- dred and sixty-three registered for the two-day convention. Rev. J. L. Hennessay, dio- cesan director, welcomed everyone and spoke briefly on this year's convention title, "The People of God". The con- vention theme was " Vocations to the Sisterhood". Mrs. S.Mc- Dermott of Ingersoll, diocesan president, introduced the re- presentatives and guests. Business followed with the main issue, the establishment of a voluntary fund to support the Vanier Institute of the fam- ily at a cost of $100,000, adop- ted by the Catholic League of Canada for the centennial year 1967. Holy mass was observed at St.Joseph's Church each day. Wednesday evening the ban- quet was held at the Chatham Community Centre with greet- ings from Miss Catherine Toal, national council representative and Mrs. Mel Walters, provin- cial council. The Ursuline Mother House Nuns' Choir en- tertained. Guest speaker was Monsign- or Mahoney. In his address he praised the 50 years of service of Fr. Costello and presented him with a small token of his loyalty. Secrets from the Blue Barn Kitchen By Kay Grose Listowel CHICKEN AND FRUIT SALAD Lettuce 4 whole boned chicken breasts, halved to make 8 sides 3 tbsp. flour 2 tbsp. cooking oil 2 tbsp. butter 1/3 cup cooking oil 1 tbsp. lemon juice 1 tbsp. pineapple juice salt and pepper pinch dry mustard paprika 1 cup seedless green grapes, halved 1 cup well drained pineapple tidbits 1 cup finely chopped celery 1 cup cooked mushroom slices 2 green onions with green tops chopped 1 tbsp. minced parsley 1 large gherkin, chopped fine METHOD Heat 2 tbsp. oil and butter in heavy skillet; add pieces of floured chicken and cook gent- ly till golden brown and tender. Chill. Put cup salad oil, le- mon juice, pineapple juice, salt, pepper, mustard and pap- rika in small jar with tight lid and shake well to blend. Com- bine grapes, pineapple, celery, mushrooms, onion, gherkin, and parsley in a bowl shortly before serving time. Shake dressing again and pour over fruit and vegetables. Toss lightly and chill a few minutes. On a serving plate place a piece of chicken, brown side up on a lettuce leaf and fill a lettuce cup with fruit salad. Garnish plate with carrot curls, radish roses or celery. 0--0--0 RAISIN, CABBAGE STUFFED TOMATO 1 tbsp. white seedless raisins cup shredded cabbage tsp. wine vinegar 1 tsp. sugar salt and pepper 1 tbsp. buttermilk 1 large tomato 1 hard cooked egg parsley METHOD Toss together all ingredients except last three. Chill well. Hollow out tomato, drain and heap with cabbage mixture. Garnish with sliced egg and parsley. Serve on lettuce leaf or endive. 0--0--0 STRAWBERRY CREAM PIE 1 baked 9" crust cup slivered toasted almonds 3 cups fresh strawberries cup water cup sugar 1 tbsp. cornstarch few drops red food coloring Whipped creatn 1 cream filling METHOD Cover bottom of pre -baked pie shell with altnonds and fill with favorite cream filling. Slice 2 cups strawberries, re- serving a few perfect berries for centre. Arrange slices 25th Anniversary Is Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer of R. R.1 Wingharn received a very pleasant surprise last Tues- day evening when a group of their friends met at thehomeof Mr. and \Irs.John McBurney, in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. Euchre was played and after the hostess served lunch, the couple was presented with an occasional chair. The event was also the anni- versary of another couple pre- sent, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Ca - The previous Saturday even- ing Mr. and Mrs.Kieffer were honored by a surprise dinner at Danny's, given by their daugh- ter, Marjorie. They were pre- sented with a silver tea service by their children, a card ta- ble and chairs by the groom's brothers and sisters, and silver candlesticks and a silver sand- wich plate by the bride's sister. Guests were present from Teeswater, Kitchener, Stratford and Watford. A highlight of the event was the presence of the groom's mother, Mrs. Geo. Kieffer and her twin sister, Mrs. Joseph Houck of Teeswater, who are 81 years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Kieffer have a family of eight children, Mar- jorie of Stratford, Rodger of Kitchener, Georgina (Sisters of St.Joseph), London, and Bill, Corinne, Ronald, Karen Anne and Elaine at home. around top of filling leaving centre for whole berries. To make glaze crush cup of berries, add water, cool two minutes and put through sieve. Mix sugar and cornstarch, stir into berries while slowly cook- ing until thick and clear. Add few drops red coloring; cool slightly and pour over strawber- ries. Refrigerate until serving time, top with whipped cream and the whole berries. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, June 10, 19d5 -Page 5 Receives B,A. Miss Maureen P,O'Malley, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, N. P, O'Malley, Kingsville, receiv- ed her Bachelor of Arts degree at the spring convocation of the University of Western Ont- ario, London, on Thursday. She will teach in Blenheim and District High School commenc- ing in September, Raymond Redmond of Goderich attended the convocation. At the Hospital Ashfield Twp. 1; Culross Twp. d; Ilowick Twp. 1; Hur- on Twp. 1; Kinloss Twp. 4; Morris Twp. 1; Tutnherry Twp. 4; E. Wawanosh Twp. Brus- sels 4; Gorrie ; Lucknow 9; Teeswater 4; Wingham 10; Wroxeter 3, Total 32. PERSONA LS --Mrs, Elgin Johnston with her brother, Mr,and Mrs, Wal- ter Shortreed of Walton, atten- ded the graduation exercises at the University of Western Ont- ario last Thursday when Miss Anne Shortreed, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, Shortreed, receiv- ed her Bachelor of Arts degree. She has accepted a position on the staff of the Brighton High School. --Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fitzpat- rick and Jim spent the week- end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ilueston and family, Mr.and Mrs. Ed Fitzpatrick and family and Nirs. Dorothy Fitzpatrick in London. --Rev. Peter Bissett and Mrs, Bissett returned to their home in Castro Valley, Cal., after spending the past week with the forrner's sister, Mrs, W. E. Fielding and NIr. Fielding. delight ineuerybite This week's 12111E1MV SPECIAL RAISIN SQUARES 1 REG. 613 Special 484 Discount, apply only on retail prices: 1 ' � Maclntyres Bakery Josephine St. Wingham Phone 357-3461 1 1, ►.. 4ui ��h1 !II!dbb, 1, leave the aspirin to us... AVOID HEADACHES THIS SUMMER BY HAVING YOUR CAR PRE -VACATION CHECKED NOW! YOU CAN RELY ON OUR FULLY EQUIPPED SERVICE CENTRE TO GIVE YOUR CAR THE VERY BEST CARE! McCLURE MOTORS LTD. WINGHAM DIAL 357-3760 CORSAGE SWIM HATS by "Playtex" • IDEAL FOR SUMMER FUN the sun always shines for . 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