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— By B.A. .
Mad Dogs ?
“Mad dogs and Englishmen go
out in the noonday sun" ....
That’s what the song says.
While the many we see madly
dashing around in this heat don’t
exactly fit these two categories,
they’re none the less wiser for
trying to beat the heat sledge
hammer style.
We can’t do much, about high
temperatures and humidity but
we can help the high blood pres
sure by taking a few minutes
now and then to relax.
* $ *
No Regrets
A swarm of friendly bees has
taken up residence in a vacant
crack by the front door. They
mind their own buzzness and
don’t seem to mind if the paper
boy misses his throw but they
have one point in their nature
which can’t escape criticism.
They drop their dead drones
without regret on the porch floor
to be swept,
away with the
household broom.
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unceremoniously
dust, by the
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Here’s Mud
A news item
Daily tells of an
who chased a driver with an un
loaded revolver after being well
splashed by mud as the driver
sped his vehicle by.
We can understand partially
the tizzy the pedestrian was in,
having experienced a sudden mud
bath the same way one fine day
not too long ago.—No doubt a*
woman driver.
The incident didn’t .end in any
in a Toronto
irate pedestrian
fatality but it just goes to show
the many ways that thoughtless
drivers show themselves. And
thoughtless drivers are careless
drivers. They have the accidents.
BE A LADY DRIVER.
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The modern versions of enter
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Gunning-Stephan
United In Church j
A lovely summer wedding took I
place in James Street United
Church on Saturday, July 18, at
3 p.m. when the Rev. Harold J.
Snell united in marriage Orion
Orpha Stephan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hooper, Exeter,
to Ronald Gladwin Gunning, son
of Mr. Emerson Gunning and the
late Mrs. Gunning, Exeter. The
double-ring ceremony was used.
Mr. Lawrence Wein, organist
of the church, played traditional
wedding music and accompanied
the soloist, Mr. Grant McDonald,
of Exeter, as he sang “The Lord’s
Prayer’’ and “Because”.
Lighted tapers, ferns and bas
kets of white gladioli and yellow
mums provided the
the wedding. The
were marked with
bows and gladioli.
The bride walked down the
aisle with hei* father, who gave
her in marriage. She was lovely
in a floor-length original Samuel
Sherken gown of Chantilly lace
over satin and net. The bodice
was designed with yoke of flesh
nylon net and lily point sleeves.
A pointed peplum and the sweep
ing skirt were accented with
bands of nylon net. The bride’s
fingertip veil of nylon net fell
from a crown of seed pearls and
she carried a white" Bible topped
with a mauve orchid
fell satin streamers ....„.........
with lily-of-the-vafiey and lovers’
knots. She wore a
pearls, a gift of the t
Margaret Stephan,
the bride, was her maid of honor.
She wore a waltz-length blush
pink gown of nylon net over taf
feta with headdress of gardenias
and nose-length veil. She carried
a colonial bouquet of yellow and
white baby mums.
Mrs. Ronald Stephan, Mrs.
Mervyn Stephan of London, Miss
Shirley Flynn and Miss Lois
Henderson, Hensail, were brides
maids. Mrs. Ronald Stephan and
Miss Henderson wore gowns in
coral jubilee and Mrs. Mervyn
Stephan and Miss Flynn wore
heavenly blue .gowns in identical
design to that of the maid of
honor. They wore similar head
dresses and carried colonial nose
gays.
Diane Smale, cousin of the
bride, was a winsome flower girl
in a pale pink gown of net and
taffeta styled like those of the
bridesmaids. She carried a nose
gay of white baby mums.
Master Jack Stephan, brother
of the bride, carried the ring on
a white satin cushion.
Elmer McFalls of London was
best man and the ushers were
Ronald and Mervyn Stepha.n, of
London, Harold Clarke, of Kirk
ton, and Kenneth Gunning, of
Granton.
For the reception at Club Mon
etta, the bride’s mother received
the guests wearing
French blue faille
pink accessories and
pink carnations.
For their wedding ,._x. __ __
United States and Northern On
tario, the bride changed to a
dove grey linen suit with red ac
cessories and corsage of red and
white carnations.
Upon their return, Mr. and
Mrs. Gunning will make their
home in London.
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was styled with
net over taffeta
a headdress of
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guest pews
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from which
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RCMP MOTIF FOR CANADIAN BEAUTY — The natty red
coat of Miss Toronto, who is Thelma Brewis in real life, en
gages the attention of Beta Knapp, Miss New York state.
The two beauties were at Long Beach, Calif,, to compete in
the Miss Universe contest. Though highly rated by contestants
and close observers, Thelma was eliminated in.the semifinal
test. Christiane Martel, competing as Miss France, out-dazzled,
the other beauties to take the Miss Universe crown. —CPC
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By MARJORIE STEINER
Flowers Decorate
Home Wedding
Marjorie Nona McBride b
came the bride of Dennis Wayne
Tuekey in a ceremony performed
by the Rev. Harold J. Snell at
the home of the bride’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McBride, on
Saturday,” July 18, at 12 noon.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Tuekey.
A background of delphinium,
lilies and carnations provided
the setting for the wedding.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was attractive
in an ankle-length gown of
white taffeta with double skirt
of net with lace insets. The strap
less lace bodice was worn with a
bolero jacket of lace which was
designed with Petei* Pan collar
and elbow-length sleeves. A
headdress of orange blossoms
held the brde’s veil and she car
ried a bouquet of red roses.
Miss Mavis McBride was her
sister’s only
gown of pink
double skirt of
and sh.e wore
flowers and carried a bouquet .of
carnations.
Bill Tuekey; Exeter, brother of
the grpom, was best man.
The wedding music was played
by Miss Elaine Hern, Zion,
Mrs. McBride received
guests wearing navy sheer
navy and white accessories
a corsage of red roses. She
assisted by the igroom’s mother
who chose a navy shantung
dress with navy and white ac
cessories and corsage of red*
roses.
For their wedding trip to
.Northern Ontario, the bride wore
a navy nylon dress with red and
white accessories and a corsage
of red roses.
Upon their return, Mr. and
Mrs. 'Tuekey will make their
home near Exeter.
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Do you ever feel like having
different kind of bread?
ly we have been fortunate
ceive recipes for c.___
and pineapple-date bread
came from Kitchener. -I
with a frosty glass of lemonade
or iced tea, fruit bread makes a
nice summertime snack. It goes
good in a lunch box or on
picnic for it keeps so moist.
Orange Bread
(Mrs. Henry Quehl)
orange
a Late-
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orange bread
which
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and
was
the speaker.
The Juniors, along with mem
bers of the Exeter 4-H Calf and
Grain Clubs, will wear
white Huron County 4-H
sweaters. They will march
body to the church.
A choir of members will
vided the music.
their
Club
in a
pro-
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This Week In
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By MRS. F. HORNE
and Mrs. Newton Clarke
the wedding of the
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Mr
attended
former’s
Gunning,
phan, both of London, in James
St. United Church last Saturday.
Mr. Jake Snider, of Kitchener,
spent the weekend with Mr
Mrs. W. F. Batten.
Mr
hale
ten spent Sunday at Kincardine.
A number of. ladies from the
community attended the W.M.S.
meeting at
Tuesday when
from Elimville.
ham and Zion
tained.
Mrs. 'Uolin
guest of Staffa
day when they celebrated their
fiftieth anniversary. *
Mr. A» U. Whitlock and Miss
Joy Whitlock, of St. Thomas,
Mrs. William Spry and ftonald,
of London, were recent visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ford
and Mr, and Mrs, Freeman
and Mrs. Kmefson
nd Mr. and Mrs. John
and
Pen*
Bat-
Zion Church last
W.M.S. members
Whalen, Wood
east were enter-
Gilfillan was a
W.I. on WednCs-
1
1 cup raisins or dates
boiling water, 1 tsp. soda
cup sugar
tbsp, shortening
tsp. vanilla
egg
cups all purpose flour
tsp. baking powder
salt
Method: squeeze juice of
ange into cup and fill with boil
ing water, Add soda.
Put rind of orange and raisins
through grinder. Mix sugar,
shortening and egg. Add vanilla,
raisins and orange. Add flour
and baking powder which have
been sifted together.
Bake in loaf tin 4 5 minutes
hour at 300°.
Pineapple-Date Bread
(Mrs. Henry Quehl)
cups sifted bread flour
tsps, baking powder-
tsp.
tsp.
cup
cup
cup
cup
tsp.
eggs
cup-chopped dates
Method: Sift flour once
measure. Sift again with all
ingredients added.
Beat egg well before adding.
Add shortening, pineapple and
juice and dates. Beat until
thoroughly mixed. Bake at '35d)’°
for 1% to 114 hours.
In an Ontario Department of
Agriculture bulletin loaned us
by Mrs. Jackson' Woods we find
the following information about
canning cherries.
For
syrup,
water,
ium
water) or heavy (1 cup sugar to
% cup water) syrup.
For the cold pack method:
Wash Ttnd stem cherries, pit if
desired. Pack in sterilized jars.
Cover with boiling syrup, leav
ing headspace. Process in boiling
water bath 20 to 25 minutes or
in 2766 oven 30 to 35 minutes.
Hot pack method: Wash, stem
and pit cherries. Brihg to boil
in syrup and simmer 3 minutes.
Pack hot leaving headspace. Pro
cess in. boiling Water bath 15
minutes or in 2766 oven for 20
minutes.
Suggestions for boiling water
bath: Any utensil with closely-
fitting lid may be used. Wire or
wood rank must be used to keep
1
1
1
1
2
1
or-
one
to
soda
salt
granulated sugar
softened shortening
pineapple, well drained
(scant) pineapple juice
vanilla
and
dry
sweet cherries use a thin
1 cup sugar to 2 cups
For sour cherries,
(1 cup sugar to 1
med**
cup
jlorne. '
Mnsten Bruce Bowden is a
patient at Sftuth Mitron Hospital.
jars
ers must be covered’by at least
2 inches of boiling t water. At
jars immediately and complete
encl of processing time, remove
sealing at once.
For oven processing, use only
bottom burner. Heat oven in ad
vance to 275°. Be sure spring
top or screw tops are only par
tially sealed. Place sealers about
2 inches apart on level oven
rack. Place shallow tray under
neath. When temperature returns
to 275°, start to count process
ing time. Keep temperature con
stant. Leave sealers in open
oven ’till bubbling ceases. Re
move and complete sealing.
Helen Smith Weds
William Lewis
St. James’ Anglican Church,
Parkhill, was decorated with bas
kets of roses and fern for the
wedding of Helen Marie Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Smith, of Parkhill, and William
Clair Lewis, of London, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lewis, of
Brinsley.
The Rev. L. Crawford officiat
ed at the double-ring ceremony.
The wedding music was played
by Duane McLinchey of Green
way.
iGo\yned In white chantilly lace
over white satin, the bride was
given in marriage by her father.
The bridal gown was styled with
floor-length circular skirt with
stand-up collar and fitted bodice
and long sleeves. Her fingertip
illusion veil was held by a rhine
stone set cap and she
arm bouquet of red
roses tied with long
bon.
"Attending the bride _ ___
blue satin floor-length gown with
lace yoke and short sleeves and
shoulder-length veil was Miss
Joyce Smith, sister Of the bride.
She carried an arm bouquet of
pink bettertime roses.
The groom was attended by his
brother,
London
The
guests
grey nylon flowered dress with
white accessories and a corsage
of pink roses. She was assisted
by the groom’s mother, who wore
aqua nylon
And yellow
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(The young couple will
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Juniors To Attend
Zion Church
South Hurbh Junior Farmers
will hold their annual
service in Zion United
Usborne, next Sunday.
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