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MidwFumme•r •ceremonies
Meikle -Harburn
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cessories and corsage P r
roses.
Mr, anti Mrs. Meikle will x
' aide in Exeter.
Guests attended the n•ecidi
from lairkton, Cromarty, Exeter,
Zurich, Mitchell, lia.milton, Sae-
nia, London and Mt. Brydges.
I -Of yell reees and white etepha-
notss.
Miss Grace RotttlYt Lollcion,
a., dressed in light bine silk Off-
"' fon attended the bride and Roger
Hamsworth. London, was grooms
man.
, A reception was held on the
ng lawn of the bride's home when
serviteurs were Miss Marion
Long, Atwood, Miss Marion liell,
Hensel, and Miss Shirley Johns,
Eliniville,
For a wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario the bride changed
1.- to a light blue sheath with match
A. ing duster, white accessories and
ge corsage of pink roses.
in Mr. and Mrs. Casser will make
1- their home in London.
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Rites at Roy's
In Roy's United Church on Se
tirdaY, July 18 at 3 p.m. Rev.
H. Dollard united in marria
Helen Royetta McCulloch, dug
.ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCu
loch, Cromarty, and Robert
Hackney Waddell, son Of Mr. an
Mrs. Ernest B. Waddell, Fulla
ton.
Mrs. timer fa ow, CromartY
Played the wedding music an
accompanied •the soloist, Mr
Gerry Herning, Stratford.
The bride given in marriage!
by her father, wore a bonffant;
gown of silk organza with bodice
of embroidered lace dew -dropped
with sequins, A lace and pearl
crown .held her finger-tip veil
and she carried A white Bible
crested with pink roses and
atephanotis.
Miss Laurene Schubarth, Kitch-
ener, as maid of honor wore
silk organza in rosewood shade
and ballerina length. A gored
full skirt over crinoline accented
the princess lines, The waist
featured an off -the -shoulder neck-
line, small cap sleeve and large
hew and cascading panels from
neckline at back to hem. Miss
Janet Saunders, Windeor, as
bridesmaid was gowned similarly
to maid of honor. They carried
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baskets of Sweetheart roses and
stephanotis.
Bryce Roger, Little Current,
wai best man and Donald Dick-
son and Anderson McLean usher.
ed.
A wedding reception was held
in the church hall when the
bride's mother received guests
in a del( blue triple sheer and
lade gown with pale pink acces-
sories and the groom's mother
assisted in .navy with navy and
white accessories,
For a trip to the. New England
States and Nova Scotia the bride
changed to a blue figured chit
-
fon dress with matching duster
and white accessories,
On 'their return the couple will
make their home in Kitehener.
Exchange vows .
A lovely summer wedding was
solemnized at the Christian Re
formed Church, Exeter, Friday
July al at ft p.m. when Bertha
\'an Wieren, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Dick Van Wiereip: en
sail, became the bride of Richard
Fennema, Brantford, son of Mr
and Mrs, Mike Fermenta, Troy,
Ontario.
The Rev. A. G. Van Eek per-
formed the ceremony in a set-
ting of white and pink gladioli.
Mrs. C. Van Daalen. • Zurich,
provided wedding music.
Given in marriage by her
father the brihe wore a. floor -
length costume of white nylon
over satin, fashioned with a lace
bodice, peter pan collar and lily
point sleeves. A inatehing head-
dress trimmed with pearls held
her fingertip veil and she car-
ried Wade earnatons, red roses
and steeianartofis.
Maid of honor, Mists Conlin
Treffers, Clinton, was gowned in
nylon Chiffon aver taffeta . and
carried blue eamaationa and red
roses. Bitideamaids MTs. Jane
Van Wieren, St. hcanys, and Miss
Irene Van Dhow, nrineall, were
gowned *iinia e As maid of
honor, and earried bouquete of
blue carneident aikd red. oties.
Jake De :Haan, Hamilton, was
greonisman and Herman Van
•Wieren and Henk Van Daalen
ushered.
For reepiving at •the reception
held hi the &trek parlors the
bride's mother wore powder
blue silk dress with white acces-
sories with torsage of pink car-
natione and The groom's mother
wore navy silk with red rose cor-
sage.
For their honeymoon to be
spent in Northern Ontario the
bride travelled in 1 turquoise
crepe nylon dress with white
rose coreage.
They will reside in Dundee,
assar. ohms
The marriage of Mary Grace
John, daughter of Mt, and Mrs.
Gilbert Johns, RR 3 Etceter, and
Charles Carl Cassar, sem of Mr.
and. Mrs. F. Cas.sar, London,
was solemnized in Peter's chapel,
Lander), on Saturday, July 25 at
2 p.m.
For her wedding the bride
chose a ballerina length gown Ot
‘k•Iiite. silk chiffein with bouffant
skirt and fitted bodice with Short,
shirred sleeves, :Her fingertip veil
was held by a erown of ehiffon
embroidered in seed pearls and
sequins, She carried a bouquet
alummatungisignosamingissuite
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C.0.1. -D TREATS at
Mrs. Lynda J, Doig of Kippen
this week announced the wed
ding a her son John C. Doig at
Grand Rapids, Michigan to Mrs.
Velma Rathbun of that city on
Saturday, August 1. The rite was
performed at a high noon cere-
mony at Park Congregational
Church, Grand Rapids by Rev.
Alfred D. Grey, formerly of
Stratford.
The bride selected for the oe-
casion a gown of blue chantilly
lace with matching headdress.
She wore heirloom, jewelry in
sterling silver and a corsage of
sweetheart 'roses. The couple
were attended by Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Windoes of Granct Rapids.
Following the ceremony,
friends and relatives of the bride
and groom gathered for a recep-
tion, and luncheon at the Hotel
Pantlind, Grand Rapids.
The bride is the widow of the
late Lee Rathbun of Grand Ra-
pids. She has become an autho-
rity on foreign travel and is a
member of an organization
which produces travel type mo'
tion pictures in countries • around
the globe which are exhibited.
in the United States for educa-
tional and entertainment pur-
poses. •
Mr. Doig was educated in Can-
ada and in the United States and
has business interests in both
countries. With the assistance of
Mr, William Caldwell of Bruce -
field and Mr. Norman Long of
Kippen, he continues to ope-
rate the farm near Kippen which
has been owned by succeeding
generations of the Doig family
since 1850.
In the United States he was
formerly a member of the legal
department of the city of Detroit
and for the past 19 years, he
has been employed as a special
agent of the Federal Bureau of
investigation. In this capacity he
has been assigned successively
to the states of Oregon, Wavh-
ington, Montana, Idaho and Mi-
chigan. In the legal profession,
he is a member of the State Bar
of Michigan and a life member
of Sigma Delta Kappa Intercol-
legiate Law Fraternity,
In the Masonic Order, Mr.
Doig joined Huron Lodge at
Rensall at the age of 21 and he
has since held offices in all bran-
ches of masonry in the United
States. He is presently Eminent
Commander,, DeMolai Comman-
dery, No. 5, Knights Templar.
He is Past Patron of Peninsu-
lar Chapter, Order of the East-
ern Star and Past President of
the High -12 Club, a Masonic
luncheon club at Grand. Rapids.
Mr. Doig is also a member of
the Western Michigan Law En-
forcement Officers Association
and of various other professional
and fraternal organizations.
Mr. and Ma. Doig have spent
part of their honeymoon visiting
relatives and friends an Huron
County and on their return to
Grand Rapids will reside at the
Thlamount Apertnients in that
city.
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Miss Margaret Anne !len
chose a aull-aength gown of white
hand•efinpad Chanty lace for
her marriage to Donald Lloyd
Entwistle which took place in
Thames Road United church on
Saturday, hay 25 at 3.30 p.m.
The bride is bhe daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Alien, RR 1
Kirkton and was given in mar-
riage by her father. Tbe groom's
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Parents are Mr. and .Tdrs. Lloyd
.4ntwistle, London.
Rev. H Wilson performed
the ceremony and Mrs. Reginahl
Hodaert provided the weddin
Tnusia and accompanied the solo
ist, Mrs. William Cann, who sang
'I Love You Truly" and th
"Lord's Prayer."
The wedding gown was styled
with Jong lily-peint sleeves and
sabrina neckline studded with
pearls and iridescent sequins.
The tightly fitted bodice Was ae.
cented by a bouffant skirt of
frilled tulle overdrapeci with
panels of matching lace falling
into a slight train. A tiara of se.
qutns and seed. pearls held her
elbow -length, scalloped veil trim-
med with sequins. She carried
a bouquet of red Sweetheart
roses,
The bridal attendants, a sister,
Miss Kaye Allen as maid of hon-
or, the groom's sister, Miss
Nadine Entwistle as bridesmaid
and a sister, Miss Grace Allen
as junior bridesmaid were gown-
ed alike in blue pure silk or-
ganza over taffeta with fitted
bodices and full skirts, They
wore matching veils and finger-
less gloves. Susan Ballantyne,
Burlington, as flower girl was
dressed in white nylon and Billy
Fairbairn, txeter, was ring -
bearer.
Calvin Entwistle was grooms-
man for his brother and ushers
were Roy McCurdy and Robert
O'Hara,
A reception was held in the.
church and a dance followed in
the evening in Russeldale Hall
with music provided by Ward
Allen of Ottawa.
For travelling in northern On-
tario the bride changed to a
blue imported sheer nylon dress
with white accessories.
Mr, and Mrs. Entwistle will
make their home in St, Cathar-
ines.
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. % Carol were Sunday visitors,
with •their• parents, Mr. .and Mra.1
Centralia comments •
Ay MRS, FRED AOWDEN
Rev. M, H. Elston conducted
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g the service in the tinned Church
an Sunday morning in the ab-
sence of the pastor, Rev. Guest,
e who is on vacation. tieing as his
text, "Be not conformed to this
world' but be ye transformed by
the renewing of your mind, that
ye may prove what is that good,
and acceplabie, and perfect will
of God," he challenged his BP'
loners to make personal sacri-
fices so that God's work may
prosper and make an impression
an the mind of people all over
e world.
Personal)tems
Tbe weekend'holiclay spirit was
marred for Mrs. E. Knight when
she received word of the. death of
her daughter, Mrs. Love of
Otielpb. The funeral service was
held in Guelph on Tuesday.
Fred Essen' of Upper Darby,
Pennsylvania, who was in Lan-
don attending the funeral of his
sister, the late Mrs, Thomas Car-
ling (the former Gladys Mae Es-
sery of Centralia), called on Mrs.
F, J. Fairhall and Yrs, F Ab
bott Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Tripp
and Gary 'have returned home
following a ,trip to Winnipeg
whete they visited with the for-
mer's brother, Cpl. and Mrs.
Robert Tripp and family, and
with relatives in Brandon, Man.
Elrner Wilson returned home
frimi Victoria Hospital on Satur-
day.
Miss Flossie Davey, who re-
cently underwent. an eye opera-
tion in Victoria Hospital. Lon-
don, was able to leave the hos-
pital on Sunday and is recupera-
ting at the. home of her niece and
nepheve, Mr. and Mrs, John Rid-
ley in Elimville,
Mr, and Mrs, Dan Tripp, Mr,
and Mrs. Ron Ellis and Sally of
Belleville were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tripp.
Mr. Chas McKeever, Listowel,
visited with his nephew, Mr. and
Mrs, John Thompson Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Molnar ac-
companied their son, Steve, to
Midland, last week where they
visited for a few days returning
home Sunday.
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Personal items
Mrs. Alex Crago and Mrs.
Frank Routly of Karkton visited
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs,
Willian Routly.
Mrs. Robert. Reilly of Toronto
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bell.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Fulton
and family visited on Sunday
Hurondale WI
host for picnic
The July .meeting of Hurondale
Women's Institute took the form
of a. picnic when members of
Henson and Crediten. Institutes
were entertained. Owing to the
weather the sports were held in
th arena instead of Riverview
Park as planned. Mrs. Les Gib-
son, Mrs. James .Kirkland and
Mrs. Andrew Dougall convened
a program of sports.
Lunch was served in Trivitt
Parish Hall when members of
the 4-H clubs decorated the
tables and table conveners were
Mrs. Archie Etherington, Mrs.
Hugh Love and Mrs. Riney Kel-
ler.
There will be no meeting in
August.
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What could taste better on Mt
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14 cup lemon juke (2 lemons)
71/2 cups (314 lbs.) sugar
1 bottle Certo fruit pectin
How to prepare fruit. Peel and pit
about 2 quarts fully ripe peaches.
Grind or chop very, fine. Measure
4 cups into a uery large saucepan.
.Add y4 cup lemon juice,
How to snake the Jam. Add sugar
to fruit in saucepan and mix welt
Place over high heat, bring to full
rolling boil. Boil hard 1 minute,
stirring conatanby. :Remove from
heat; stir in Certo at once. Skim
off foam with metal spoon. Stir
and skin ter 5 minutes to cool
slightly, to prevent floating fruit.
Ladle into glasses. Cover at once
With 14 inch hot paraffin. Makes
about li mean" glasses.
Pectin: What is it? Here's the
answer! Pectin is the jelling sub-,
stance found in all 'mitt in verg-
ing antenanta. Certo is pectin
tract& from fruits rich in thiS na-
tural substance, then reAned, con-
centrated and performance -con-
trolled. UM:hp Certo and follo/b-
inn the tested Cart° recipes, *teens
your Jon and jellwit/ eltuagis set
right.
rrOlfilltririnE rOillit*Pf Certain
fruits, such: as peaches, 'Pears,
apricot* and appIe'S darken easily
while you're preparing them for
preserving. To help keep their col-
or, place the .fruit in a bath of 14
teblespbon mit and ½ tablespoon
of vinegar to 4 cups of water,
then rinse them it clear seater
before you pack thtni in jars.
That why they'll leek eve* bit as
good at they faster
More reciperi.a-frthre hints. Watch
for thenti fIlbent had proh-
Mei with, neer leen be Pile mak-
ine, drop in it Una. Prt be (lied to
help. cfilo for tow.
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with Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Pehlke
of Moneton.
Miss Darlene Dupuois of Pem-
broke spent a few days with
Miss Sharon Much at the home
at Mr, and Mrs. Ross Skinner.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Philip johns were Mr. and
Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Fran-
ces, Mr, and Mr. Alien Johns
and family, Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Elford and family.
If you make out your income
tax return wrong, you are in the
hands of the law; if you make
it out right, you are in the hands
of the receiver.
I Mr. and Mrs. George Marden,
Parry Sound, were weekend
guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. R.
' Essery.
Mr. and Ales. William Cloffon
and daughter of Belleville were
11oliday weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tripp. On
Sunday evening all were enter
talned to -dinner at the twine of
Mr. and Mrs. William Ford in
Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lammie.
/aatobteiiretirancdotJtaegaen, InspeBnieaSchundg
!Pines.
Miss Della Petlocle and Mrs.
t Devlin, Perth, Ontario are guests
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
George Hicks. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Wells. Londesboro and Mr.
James Marshall, Blyth, spent
j Sunday with them.
Mr, and Mrs. /leg Ford and
family of St, Catharines were
Tuesday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tripp.
Mr. and Mrs. John Telbot,
Grand Valley, And Miss Jeanne
I Talbot RN, Montreal were week-
end visitors with" Mr. and Mrs,
Harris West and Bette Lou.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Winger,
Lambeth, Mr. and Mrs. Shernian
Eaton, London, were Sunday visi.
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Samson McFalls, Exeter,
was a Sunday visitor with her
sister, Mrs. Arthur AlcFalls.
Mr. and. Mrs, Lyle Williams of
Florence were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan Sunday.
Miss Dorcas Williams accompa-
nid them home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rowe and Ca-
rolyn, Windsor, spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Es-
sery, Linda Rowe returned home
' with her parents, '
Mrs. Morley Baldwin, San Ber-
nardino, California, was a week-
end visitor with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Schroeder, RR
2 Centralia. Other members of
the family were home Sunday
evening for an enjoyable get to-
gether.
Mr, and Afrs. E. V. Randall,
St, Catherines, were visitors for
a couple of clays last week with
the latter's brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Haddock.
Mrs. Wilbur Palmer has *re-
turned to her home in St. Cathe-
rines following a ten day holiday
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Geo. Hepburn.
Mr. George Baynham, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Baynharn and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haddock at-
tended the Bestard family re-
union at Poplar Hill on Surtday.
There will be no church ser-
vice in the United Church Sun-
day morning,
(Intended for last week)
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Mr, and Mrs. Clare Wright and
David, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Neely
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