The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-03-09, Page 7On. MEETING
The monthly meeting of the
Sacred lie,art Catholic
League was held on Monday
with Mrs, O. Desmarais presid,
A motion was passed to send
a donation to the Sacred. Heart
program and to the Vanier Ins*,
tote,. A. euchre party will be
held in April to raise funds for
a centennial project, with Mary
Hehn as convener.
A very interesting demon,
stration on bow to finish drift,
wood was given by Mrs. Betty
Stafford.
PARFAITS EASY
Parfaits are easy. Simply
alternate layers of ice cream,
crushed fruit, rich colorful
sauces in tall, slender glasses.
Garnish with whipped cream and
top with a cherry for an elegant
dessert.
DIETING
Sound diets are readily avail-
able for everyone in good
health, If you are not up to
par, check with your physician
and have him give you a suit'
able diet. One famous model
controls her weight this easy
way -- she eats regular meals,
but only half as much and she
keeps away entirely from ob-
viously fattening things like
pies, cakes and rich sauces.
BIRTHS
FISCHER-In Wingharri and
District Hospital on Satur-
day, March 4, 1967, to Mr.
and Mrs. James Fischer, R.
R, 2 Mildmay, a daughter,
LAMONT - In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Monday,
March 6, 1967, to Mr. and
Mrs, Donald Lamont, Wing-
ham, a son,
JOHNSTON-In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Monday,
March 6, 1967, to Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Johnston, Wing-
ham, a daughter.
COOK-In Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, on Monday,
March 6, 1967, to Mr. and
Mrs, Lorne Cook, R, R. 3
Lucknow, a daughter,
MURRAY - In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Monday,
March 6, 1967, to Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Murray, R. R., 1
Bolyrood, a son.
NEEDHAM-In Wingham. and
District Hospital, on Tues-
day, March 7, 1967, to Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Needham,
Wingham, a daughter.
JAMES - In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Tues-
day, March 7, 1967, to Mr.
Mrs, Almer James, Wroxeter,
a daughter.
COLVIN - In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Wednes-
day, March 8, 1967, to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Colvin, R.
R. 2 Tecswater, a daughter.
of aromatic bitters over each.
Place under broiler until edges
have browned lightly. Serve
hot. Yield: 6 servings.
CANADA'S FINEST RED BRAND BEEF
LB. SHORT RIB ROAST
IN ANY LANGUAGE
RED CROSS MEANS
PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE.
slightly worn or has become
dull, wash thoroughly, sand
lightly and apply a finish coat
only.
For furniture with a varnish
finish, sand lightly and apply
two thin coats of exterior var-
nish, Marine varnish is recom-
mended for a hard, durable
Rattan furniture should not
be painted. Just give it a thin
coat of marine varnish to make
it look like new again. Even if
you have just purchased a new
rattan basket weave chair, try
applying a coat of marine var-
nish to ensure durability.
Metal furniture should be
examined for rust spots. Sand-
paper and steel wool should be
used until the metal under the
rust is bright and shiny again.
Where the paint has peeled
away, or where you've removed
it, bevel the paint edges with
sandpaper so that they won't
show below the new paint. Re-
move gloss from the remaining
paint with steel wool or sand-
paper,
Prime the bare spots with
rust-inhibiting paint, There
are several makes now on the
market. Aluminum paint is a
good bet. After the prime coat
is completely dry, paint with
exterior grade enamel. If you
apply two coats, apply a flat
coat before finishing off with
the enamel.
--Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mc-
Farlane of London visited on
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Hayden and family. Mr.
and Mrs. McFarlane have just
returned from a three weeks'
vacation in Florida_
It's quite difficult to put up
a good front when you're get-
ting kicked in the pants by fate.
FROZEN FOOD
Sno Crop Fancy Green PEAS, 12-oz. „5/$1
Sno Crop Fancy PEAS and CARROTS,
11-oz. 5/51
Sno Crop Fancy MIXED
VEGETABLES, 11-oz. 5/$1
Sno Crop Fancy Cut CORN, 12-oz. 5/$1
York Chicken, Beef, Turkey PIES,
8-oz. 4/$1
Farmhouse BREAD DOUGH, 2s 3/$1
Farmhouse CHOCOLATE BROWNIES,
13-oz. 49c
Bluewater FISH FRIES, 8-oz. 2/85c
Bluewater Cod Fish KRISPS, 8-oz. ....3/$1
DAIRY
BURNS SWEET PICKLED
Cottage tf ®H LB.69
TOP VALU
TOP VALU - 4 Varieties 6 OZ.
Cooked eats 294
TOP VALU BEEF OR VEAL
STEAKETTES LB.69
GROCERY
Ontario No. 1 POTATOES, 25 lbs. .„ 59c
U. S. No. 1 CAULIFLOWER, 16s 29c
U. S. No. 1 BROCCOLI, 14s 43c
U. S. No. 1 Red or, White GRAPE-
FRUIT, 96s 6/43c
DREAM WHIP, 4-oz. 53c
Pillsbury Buttermilk, Regular
PANCAKE MIX, 2 lbs. 29c
Easy On SPRAY STARCH, 24-oz. 69c
Ajax Liquid Ammonia CLEANER,
16-oz., 2c off 43c
Top Valu WAXED PAPER, 100 ft. roll, 29c
Top Valu GARBAGE BAGS, 20s 29c
Scotties Pink, White, Yellow, Lilac
FACIAL TISSUES, 400s ..2/59c
Granulated Fine White SUGAR, 5 lbs. 37c
Colgate TOOTHPASTE, 1/3 more free,
Giant size 57c
Bayer ASPIRIN, 100s 69c
Bayer Children's Flavoured ASPIRIN,
36s , ' 3/$1.00
VO-5 Amber, Green SHAMPOO, 7-oz. .99c
Right Guard SPRAY DEODORANT,
3-oz. 66c
Right Guard SPRAY DEODORANT,
Decorator Tin, 7-Oz. .. . . ... . . „.....$1.19
Suave Regular, Hard to Hold
HAIRSPRAY, 12-or. 77c
NEW LOCATION
Corner WATER & QUEEN STS. ONT, (Below Bowling Alley) SALT
PRE-SPRING
CLEA A CE SALE
NYLON FLEECE
POODLE CLOTH
WOOL JERSEY
ANGORA WOOL JERSEY
COATINGS
MOHAIR LOOP
BRUSHED MOHAIR
MANY TYPES IN STOCK
BULKY KNITS
ORLON PILE
NOVELTY KNITS
ORLON WOOL JERSEY
LINEN ARNEL
DOUBLE JERSEY
LAMINATES
BONDED FABRICS -
DIRECT PROM MILL TO YOU
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NEW LOCATION
CORNER:WATER & QUEEN STREETS 1-96,
tf
41.
IF YOU KNIT OR SEW -
THE PLACE TO GO
-- IS -
Dobbie Industries (Newlands)
TE TILE S LES OOM
OFF
REMNANTS and YARD GOODS
arch 18 IFC
Also at bargain prices: Towelling, liledS•pavads, Yard Terry,
tlpholstory Fabric, Yarns, Orlon, Rugs, Stieer•sitim„ etc,
REGULAR STORE HOURS:
MONDAY to run-mat SATURDAY
9 a.ni. to r1 p.m. 9 a.xn. to 12 noon
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
7 pan. to 9 pail, OPEII
FRIDAY
NIGHTS
TILL 10
W ingita Thursday, March% 1967 Page
features from
The Worki of Women -Mrs WilliaM Hilbert. Sr,
returned home Saturday after
spending over three weeks with
her grandchildren in Guelph
while their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hilbert were holiday
0A
ng in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
-Miss Pat Coulter of London
spending a week's vacation
With her parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Alex Coulter,
-A bus load left here Mon-
day morning for a two weeks'
conducted tour to Florida, Those
from Wingham were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross King, Mr. and Mrs,
Raymond Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Beirnes, Mr. and Mrs.
Alf Lockridge, Mrs. Roy Hast-
ings, Miss Myrtle Deans, Mrs.
Olive Walker, Mrs. George An-
ger, Mr. Bill Anger, Mrs. Wil-
liam Ford and Mrs. Mary Mc-
Kinney.
-Jim Nasmith of Toronto
visited at the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson.
Darryl Gibson of London spent
last week at his home here.
-Mr. and Mrs. Ted Man-
ners of Owen Sound spent the
week-end with Miss Marion
Simpson.
-Ward Harrison, student at
the University of Western On-
tario, London, spent last week
at his home here.
-Miss Sandra Cameron of
Get Your Outdoor Furniture
In Shape Now, Relax Later
Stratford teachers' College
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cameron.
-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wel-
wood returned home Saturday
from a two weeks' holiday in
Barbados.
-Mr. Walter VanWyck, who
has been a patient in the hospi-
tal for several weeks, was able
to return home last week.
-Mrs. Alice Newton and
Mrs. Alma Jardine returned
home Sunday after spending the
past seven weeks in Florida.
-Mrs, Mary Pocock of St.
Agatha spent the week-end with
Mrs. Olive Boss and visited oth-
er friends,
--Mr. and Mrs. Jim Newman
and Kim of Cobourg were week-
end guests, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Newman. Mrs.
Newman returned home with
them for a few days' visit.
--Rev. and Mrs. Graydon Cox,-
of Dresden visited on Sunday
and Monday with her sister, Mrs.
Olive Boss.
--Miss Ruth Gibbons, student
nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, has been seriously ill
with pneumonia. Her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibbons visited
with her on Monday and her
condition is improving.
Put your outdoor furniture
in shape now so you'll be sit-
ting pretty when the outdoor
living season arrives, This is
the time of year to make use
of the home workshop.
Wood furniture may need
repainting or varnishing. If the
old paint is in poor condition,
take it off right to the bare
wood with a good paint remov-
er. Then sand the wood smooth
and apply a primer coat before
repainting.
Outdoor enamels or house-
trim paint work best on pieces
that will be exposed to weather.
Use the proper primer to go
with the paint to be used in the
finish coat, Avoid using reg-
ular house paint, It may chalk
and rub off on clothing.
If the old paint is only
LB.
RED BRAND
1B STEAK 89'
MINI-CHECKED MINI KNITS add stripes
for dash. Both by Pauli of Montreal, with
long blouse sleeves. Left, hipster style and
baby dress, right, in bonded Orlon acry-
lic fibre with a built-in shape-maker lining
of sheer tricot,
Fresh grapefruit low in
calories as well as price
CRQS.S NB ROAST 1,3,754
servings; about cup salad
dressing,
nish with cherry tomato and
whole shrimp. Serve with chill-
ed Grapefruit Salad Dressing.
BROILED FRESH GRAPEFRUIT
AND ORANGE CUP
3 fresh grapefruit
2 fresh oranges
1 tablespoon butter or margar-
ine
6 teaspoons brown sugar
Dash aromatic bitters
Cut grapefruit in half cross-
wise and remove seeds. Loosen
each segment by cutting with
pointed, sharp knife along
membrane and skin. Peel and
section oranges; place 4 or 5
orange sections between grape-
fruit segments, radiating them
from center in petal fashion.
Dot each grapefruit half with
teaspoon butter and 1 teaspoon
brown sugar. Sprinkle a dash
Parkay MARGARINE, 2 lbs. 69c
Top Valu Plain CHEESE SLICES,
16-oz. 59c
Pillsbury Sweet, Buttermilk BISCUITS,
8-oz. 2/29c
PRODUCE
There are parts of the world
where overweight is a sign of
wealth and privilege. Not,
however, in our country. Here
the well-heeled are not usually
the well-padded. Doctor-approv-
ed diets, active sports at luxury
resorts and careful tailoring all
contribute to the lithe look of
the moneyed set. But anyone,
regardless of income, can learn
the basic principles of sensible
eating. Nutritious foods, low in
calories, are not necessarily
costly.
Look at fresh grapefruit as an
example. Half a medium grape-.
fruit yields only 75 calories,
but provides more than half of
the recommended daily allow-
ance of ascorbic acid for an
average adult. Vitamin C is
essential to many body proc-
esses. It is necessary for the
strength of capillary walls; for
healthy gums, strong bones and
healthy skin.
When buying grapefruit,
select those which are firm, but
springy to the touch. They
should be well-shaped and
heavy for their size. Heavy
fruits are usually thin-skinned
and contain more juice than
those that have a coarse skin or
are puffy or spongy.
Let fruits come to room
temperature to bring out all
their sweetness; chilling makes
them mote tart for those that
prefer them so.
GRAPEFRUIT
SALAD DRESSING
cup fresh grapefruit juice
2 tablespoons fresh orange juice
11 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
teaspoon powdered mustard
12 teaspoon warm water
11 teaspoons salad oil
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon paprika
Dash ground black pepper
Combine grapefruit, orange
and lemon juices in small bowl.
Dissolve mustard in water; let
stand for 10 minutes for flavor
to develop. Add to grapefruit
juice mixture with remaining
ingredients. Whip with wire
whisk to blend well. Chill, 4
Top Valu Choice PEAS, 14-oz. _..7/51.00
Top Valu Ground Coffee, vacuum
pack, 1 lb. 79c
McCormick's SALTINES, 1 lb, 37c
Top Valu Apple, Grape, Orange,
Tropical Punch DRINK, 48-oz. ...3/89c
Top Valu Fancy APPLESAUCE,
14-oz. 2/31c
Kent Fancy FRUIT COCKTAIL, 28-oz. ..49c
Top Valu Choice TOMATOES, 28-oz. _29c
Top Valu BEANS with PORK in
Tomato Sauce, 19-oz. 5/99c
Paramount Sockeye SALMON, 1/4 -lb ..59c
Saico SOLID TUNA, 7-oz. 43c
Kraft Smooth PEANUT BUTTER,
2 1/2 Mt. 85c
Tomato KETCHUP, 15-Oz... 4/99c
Bick's Quartered DILLS with garlic,
24-oz. 29c
Bick's Quartered DILLS, plain, 24-oz. 29c
Leaver Choice MUSHROOMS, pieces
and stems, 10-oz. , 2/69c
Top Yalu Cola, Gingerale, Lemon
Lime, Orange, Root Beer, 10-oz 13/$1
Lyons Discount TEA BAGS, 100s .„ ..... 69c
Monarch PARFAIT Chocolate, Banana,
Coconut, Strawberry, 10-oz. .,....„.2/79c
MINUTE BREAKFAST, Chocolate,
Chocolate Malt, Vanilla, Straw-
berry, Coffee, Banana, 9-oz, .. . ...73c
Quick CREAM of WHEAT, 28.oz. . .. ..37c
Del Monte Golden RAISINS, 1 lb. 35c
Quaker Captain Crunch CEREAL,
Mot. 2/88c
FRESH GRAPEFRUIT SHRIMP
SALAD IN HALF SHELL
2 mediurrt-sized fresh grape-
fruit
1 cup cooked shrimp
8/4 cup diced fresh. Celery
1 /3 cup diced fresh green pep-
per
1 /8 teaspoon salt
Lettuce leaves
Cherry tomatoes for garnish
Cooked whole shrimp for gar.
nith
Grapefruit Salad Dressing
Cut grapefruit in half cress-
wise and remove seeds. With
sharp knife cut out Sections and
remove pulp, Reserve
Cut grapefruit sections into
pieces and combine with ShriMp,
celery, green pepper and salt.
Toss lightly, Line grapefruit
shells with lettuce leaves. Pill
with grapefruit mixture, Gar-