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Waubaushene village report by Charlotte Gerdes On Monday June 16, the Anglican Guild met at the home of Miss Eva Taylor with 10 members present Plans for a bake sale to be held on Aug. 16 at the Taylor home on Percy Street were made. Our order for next years Church calendars must be placed shortly. Anyone wishing to order some please phone Mrs. Mona Duncliffe at 538-2860 We ve Cooked up some Cookout Savings ! As President of the Guild I would like to thank all the members and others who worked so hard at our Garage Sale, also. everyone' who donated items and sup- ported us in any way. We are happy to report it was a huge success CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF BONELESS ROAS SHORT RIB or BLADE } ROAST b Be Our work shop group will meet on July 10, in the school. As this was our last meeting before the summer we will meet again in the fall, on Sept 15, at the home of Mrs Laura Kullick with a pot luck supper. Have a nice summer, enjoy your holidays, get lots of rest and we will get together again in the fall Hwy. No. 27 HUGEL AVE. IN THE HURONIA MALL MIDLAND Senior citizens meet On Monday June 16, the Senior Citizens Club 438, Waubaushene held their last meeting of the season in St. John's Church Hall. With about 30 guests from Coldwater Club 60 people sat down to a Pot Luck Lunch at 1 p.m By matching numbers the two clubs were intergrated for the afternoon. After lunch 4 films were shown with Ed. Gulliver operating the projector. Between films jokes were told by Jeannie Brown and from the floor and a bit of EVISCERATED, FROZEN, VAC PAC Singing lead by Jeannie Yo Brown was also enjoyed Women's fStitute meets On Wednesday June 18, 10 HE: 14 the Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs Leona Brown, with 16 members present A ay lengthy discussion took place regarding a bus trip but it was decided to wait until the fall and make plans for one then. On Friday afternoons there will be a euchre party held at some members home in aid of the Institute. This was the last meeting for this season, the next one will CANADA NO. 1 GRADE ONTARIO be on Sept. 17 in the Institute Hall when we GROWN LARGE FIRM HEADS will entertain the Cold water Sr. Branch at a luncheon at 12:30 Members will be con tacted by the committee on what to bring to the lunch The meeting was brought to a close and tea was served by our hostess UCW meets On Thursday June 12, the Unitee Church Women met at the home of Mrs. Hazel Bunton, with 14 members present Mrs. Isobel Mossman acted as secretary for the meeting in the absense of Mrs. Emma Thompson who has left Waubaushene to take up residence in Thamesford, Ont Plans for a Strawberry Tea and Bake Sale to be held on July 12, at the home of Mrs. Laurine Taylor, on Percy Street, were made. A $5.00 donation was acknowledged from the Horticultural Society, and Mrs. Polkinghorne and Mrs. Hughes have pur- chased flowers with it and CANADA No. 1 GRADE, planted them in the ONTARIO GROWN, flower bed at the front of HOT HOUSE, FIRM, RIPE the Church A hearty vote of thanks was given Marion Carroll and her kitchen staff for an excellent lunch. Bus trips for both July and August were arranged The phone committee will contact members regarding dates and times, SMOKED, COOKED PORK houlders 1-LB VAC PAC 59¢ WHOLE a : G ; 5107 G eee LBs bape AVERAGE (BUY 3 =< -- SAVE 477) JANE PARKER, ENRICHED WHITE or 60% WHOLE WHEAT $400 0 SANDWICH BREAD phot LOAVES A SELECT BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES ' (PREPRICED) PIECES & STEMS, LEAVER 10-FL-OZ TINS MUSHROOMS 2 THIN PROCESS CHEESE KRAFT SLICES ~~ TOWN CLUB ENERS FRESH | TURKEY ott ACTION PRICED ! It was also announced that on August 3, the Fiftieth Anniversary Service would be held with Rev. Charles Carter as guest Preacher August 24, the U.C.W. will conduct the Sunday Morning Service. An invitation from the Simcoe Presbretary for U.C.W. was read out, Inviting the members to an Anniversary Tea to be held in Barrie on June 18. ACTION PRICED ! The next U.C.W meeting will be on Sept. 11, at the home of Mrs. Ilene Bell on Cherry Street. Wednesday, June 25, 1975, Page 13