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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-06-29, Page 30Shower held for Miss Audrey Scott. . .LAKELET—Ou Thursday night the ladies of this area gathered at the home of Mrs. Ervin Reidt to honor Audrey Scott, bride of next month, The evening was spent compil- ing a bride's book and a con- test.. The moat was gaily decorat-, ed with pink and white stream' ers and bells, Audrey was seat- ed in a chair decorated with pink and white streamers and bows. She was assisted in open- ing the many beautiful gifts by her sister, Marion, and Mrs. Gordon Scott. Audrey thanked' everyone. She wore a hat made of the bows from the gifts and read back everything she had said while opening them which prov- ed quite amusing, The hostess was assisted with the shower by Mrs. Doran Thornton of Gorrie and Mrs. Alice Haelzle and Mrs. Agnes Givens of Mildmay. • I, eghteen offended McIntosh. 114C,Wt LAKELET--The evening meeting of the McIntosh U.C, W. met in the church base- ment June 21, with 18 present. Mrs, Harvey Wright opened the meeting with a thought for the day, Mrs. Walter Renwick led devotions arid a hymn was sung. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Eldon Renwick, Mrs. Walter Renwick offered prayer. A reading from the book, ".An Invitation to Canada" was read by Mrs. Jim Renwick, Mrs, Clark Renwick took over the study period. The topic was "The Different Churches" The offering was received by Mrs, David Harper, followed by the roll call, "A Father of Con- federation" . A report from the chairman of each committee was given. The president closed with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack Inglis and Mrs. Jack Wright. BAR-B-OUE SAUCE 33' 12-oz. HEINZ FANCY The Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, June 29, 1967 POST'S-81/2-oz. SUGAR CRISP 2/en CEREAL ua CREST TOOTH PASTE 89cFamily Size LIBBY'S FANCY 14-oz. PEACH HALVES 41 MRS. LUKE'S * STRAWBERRY *RASPBERRY JAM 2/ SCHNEIDERS FRESH CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS CALIFORNIA Canteloupe 2 /49' 455 .. . FRESH 2 lbs. GROUND Hamburg 99' SCHNEIDERS LB. COLBY CHEESE 61( SCHNEIDERS — 6-oz. COOKED Varieties ) MEATS " MAPLE LEAF Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLL LB. 69 KITCHENER PACKERS SCHNEIDERS WIENERS Pkg 8 39c FRESH LEAN PORK CHOPS I L 9 13.0 Page 10 Wingham Advan eeTimes, Thurgiay„, lung 29, 1967 Centonniol service -attended by former members and ministers Ilewhes spoke on a centennial theme. Many former members and several former ministers at- tended the service, Mr. Hawker also read greetings from ministers, Rev, Stanley Keast and Rev, Leland Jorgen- son, both of whom are now in the United States. Following the service, those present were asked to sign a register, of which Mrs. Myrtle Weir was in charge, Mrs, Isaac Stokes presided over a display of church Records and photo- graphs, Lunch was served fol- lowing the service of worship. Belmore Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Bal- lagh and family spent Sunday in Kitchener where they were among the thousands who tour- ed the Confederation Train. BELMQRE--A special cen- tennial service was held on Sunday afternoon at Knox Pres- byterian Church at Belmore. An order of service patterned after the conventicle services of Scotland and used in early Canadian Presbyterian church- es was followed with Ralph Dickson acting as beadle and William Jeffrey as precentor. Rev. Everett R, Hawkes, ister of the church, was in charge. The clerk of session, Thomas Inglis, assisted in the service, A brief history of the con- gregation, written by Mrs. El- mer Zinn, was given by Mrs. Kenneth Dickson. The choir, under the direction of Mrs. Al- vin Mundell, sang an anthem with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Darl- ing singing a duet, A trio comprised of Mrs. Mundell, Mts. Bruce Darling and Mrs. Glenn Appleby, also sang a medley of sacred songs, Rev. WI meeting held in Belmore hail BELMORE—The June meet" ing of -the Sehnore Women's Institute was held on Thursday evening of last week, in the Institute Hall. Mrs. Donald Wallace was the convenor. The topic of the meeting was "Agri- culture and Canadian Industries.; Mrs. Thomas Abraham spoke on "Farming a hundred years ago in our community". The roll call was "a Centennial pro- ject that I would like to com- plete". A novelty contest, wherein the competitors donned heavy mitts and tried to peel potatoes, proved amusing. Special guest at the meet- ing was Mrs. Alan McGill, of near Wingham, who showed pictures and described a recent trip to Australia and New Zea- land, Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. David Eadie. Lakelet Burt Hubbard, Gordon Wright, Don Webber and William Smith are patients in Bruce County Hospital, Walkerton, We wish them all a speedy recovery. Douglas Dennis of Guelph spent the week-end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Giles of Arkona and. Gary Giles and Rosemary Bolton of Toronto visited Saturday with Mr. arid Mrs. Lyle Murray. Mrs. Arthur Hossfeld of Wal- kerton spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs,. Lyle Murray, Mrs. Karl Krumland returned from her visit to Expo and re- ports she had a lovely time. She also spent a few days in Toronto and in Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wylie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wylie at Fordwich on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pritchard of Palmerston visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Webber. Hoskins reunion EELMORE—The Haskins fam- ily reunion was held June 18th, or the Delmore Park, with an attendance of more than 70, from as far Away as Georgetown, Hamilton, Lions. Head, Water', loo, and from the surrounding area. New officers elected were: President, Earl Haskins; vice-president, Duffy Colvin; secretary, Mrs. Charles Ellis; sports committee, Gwelda and. Douglas Rate. Prizes were given to child- ren for races and other contests. Sterling Haskins was the oldest person present; Barbera Haskins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Haskins, was the youngest. Lunch was served at the close of the afternoon. Queen chosen LAKELET—The Lakelet Women's Institute has chosen its Centennial Queen. She is Mrs. Gordon Wright and the runner- up is Mrs. Harold Wallace. METCMFE REUNION 13ELIVIORE—The Metcalfe family reunion was held en Sun- day at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe, Fifty family members attended from London, Verges, Lions Head, Wingham and Millmay, They enjoyed contests, games (arid eating), and closed their day's entertainment with a sing-song of old favorites. INDUCTION SERVICE BELMORE—Rev. J. Rea Grant was inducted as minister of the Belmore-McIntosh-Mildmay United Church pastoral charge, on Tuesday evening of last week, The induction service was conducted by Rev, Eric Nelson of Walkerton and Rev. John Crawford of cape Croker, and was held in the Mildmay United Church. Rev. Mr. Grant has been interim supply for the charge since February. He becomes resident minister here beginning July 1st, CHRISTIE'S PIRATE 16-oz. 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FISH AND rec FANCY 2/Anc CHIPS 37 PEAS 4J Country Sausage L. 33' Breakfast BaconLB 83' SPICY STUFFED CHICKEN BREASTS 1 24-oz, can deviled ham 4 tsp, poultry seasoning 4 cup eciarsely crushed thin 4 chicken breasts (2 to 2'4 crackers lbs.) boned tsp, grated onion Salt Melted shortening Combine first tour ingredients; mix well. Wash chicken, place spoonful of mixture in centre of each chicken breast, Roll up; Skewer. Sprinkle With sale Brush with melted shortening. Arrange breats on greased grill or on a sheet of aluminum foil. Grill slowly, turning with tongs and basting with melted shorten. ing, for 25-30 minutes, or until tender, FROZEN FOODS Bologna ( In the Piece) 39 KITCHENER PACKERS LB. 9 LB. 2 /441 C Open until pm.. Pricloys