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---,Mr. and Mrs.. F. Edgar , and
.family ,Speat - last week at their
cottage at Point Clark.
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analMrs, Geo. Iii~rron are
spending a Nixeation with Dr. and
,Mrs, M. G. Dales. Tweed, Ontario,
I. has been ..received that
Mrs. Geo., McCall left Victoria, 33.0,,
on Sunday to attend the Morrisl
Centennial. She will. travel with,
her° brother Hill 'Wills, Mrs. Wilts
and Douglas of Clinton, who have:
been visiting at her home, .Mrs,
McCall is a sister of Mrs. Hobert .
Moffat, Wingharn,
—.Sunday visitors with Ur. and
Mrs. ;Lloyd Montgomery for a.
birthday party for Mr...lohn
who was Si() years old on Saturday,
July 24h. were as folloWs: Mr, and
Mrs,. Pon .King and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, Harvey McDermott Gird,
MIS; • Mr, James Douglas, Mr. and.
Mrs. Clark l'enwicit and faraily;.
Mr; and Mrs, .11m. Fitch and' claugh,
ter; Mrs.. ,Joe Smelt= and Mr,
Fitch,
—Mr„ anti . Mrs, Arthur .$rrieltger
of Amulet, Igiss. Aline Smeltzer and
Ma"' Bald Eastman of Regina,
Saskatchewan who have spent ',the
past week arid a halt visiting with
Viteli relatives left...for home On
Wednesdhy, . • • •
—Misses Babe, and Pearl Ecken-
'Of • Minaieo, have '.retaritetl
to their% home after ,aperialag the
past three weeks with • their aunt,
Mrs; E. A. VaaStimb, John Street,
Mrs.- •'.1eSsie Waram of Toronto,
spent • the week-old at, the same
home.. - r' •
" Howard Sloan and • het'
Mother, Mrs, Robin • Greenwood
spent the' week-end -with relatives.
in 'Brantford, Mr& Mean's' graad-
chilaren,ataancy. and Robert Masa
tern, 'returned home with them,
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AUGUST -
—Mr, and .Mrs, la rank Eitlt arid.
funnily .of Oshawa, are *visiting with]
friends in town this week,
--Master Zddle Rintal..spentlaat.•
week with iris uncle and aunt, Mr.!
and Ml's, Wilbur Thorn, at Auburn.
and Mrs. Ft, G. Gannett and
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Ganilktt and
daughter . spent Sunday With Mr.
and WS. .Geo. X.,0/0 aild family of
Chatsworth,
--1+41", and Mrs, Stanley llortheoti,
and, family returned to their home^
ill Ottawa after• spending a Week's
holiday with Wends. in town,
—Mr& M, Pitzputriett, 1.alteitcner,
spent. the past week with her
daughter, Mrs, E, RIdji. • *
--Mr. .and Mrs, Ken 4olinSon and
Terry, of Birprangharn, Michigan,
are visiting In town and with, TactraS
mother "Mrs. Murray Johnson In
Wingharn Hospital,. whom. We are
sorry to state-as Very ill at present,
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An ,observanee such as Salad'
Week, July 20 to August 4, Servo
to remind us of the variety and
increased appeal crisp and color=.
ful Salads add 'to Menus. tht''otigh-
Out the yeittaThe'yaare particularly
welcome in the sweltering heat .7.-of.
summer; for they'? are i.,' light ,•• and
.easy-., to^C tafce,and =the 7 vivid l'hues
iglu „ catinclay texture of ; salad's
snake them hard to . even.
When other OrdinarliYa favaired
foods:. tail "gti 'temPt lagging ap-
petites; The FiSherieS CaalPcil, of
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salads as -satisfYing aumlner, fare,
The.' protein 'Value ".of fish • helps
keep up 'energy.' dissipated in „the
summer beat: Without bOlag‘ heavy
or rich, these. Salads hit the spat.,
ChiCiten, biddies are oftenneglect-
ed as a source Of , entaresttrig Inaba
dish. salads, This Is, hot a special
variety of fish hut' a blend of
wbite=theated • fish, .'conveniently
packed Puked in 14-etmee"cans--a Mari-
time speciality, The flavOur 1$
bland and leads itself to iv: variety
of seasonings, Hearty „ Haddie
Salad 'features a eanibiriation of
chicken haddie and' 'er?:`,ngesa set-
off with crisp' cudurnber and
crunchy bits, of :celery. A unique
dreSsing gives added flavour fillip,
Hearty Middle 'So:WO' •
1, '14-oz, can ahleken -haddie: flaked
2 medium; oranges, peeled,
1 medium Cucumber, Peeled. -and
chopped
la cup diced celell
teaspoon salt
teaspden paprika
IA teaspoon dry mnstard
cup salad at', olive ,oil.
3 tableSpoons lemon • aliee'
2 teaspooas sugar or. trolley
2 teaspeons - grated ' orange, rind
1 tea.Spooh. celerY Treed •
Drain.,. and flake- chicken, huddle:
Thickly slice 'peeled oranges and
cut up into segments. 'Poinhipe
chicken haddie, orange sheep, die-
ed cucumber and celery, Combine
reirialniug ingredients and shako
vigorously to blend well, .Add this
dreaming a little at a time to fish
mixture, tossing lightly until
Weeded. It Will riot ,be necessary
to use ::all the dressing. (lernain-
delatnaa he used as .French dress-
ing for :greens, tart fruit salads,
etc.) Airaage fish' salad' mixture
onserviag plate's , with lettuce,
garnish with green pepper rings,
speed bard cooked, eggs and ear-
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Wenger-Waddell
Wedding in Listowel
Juna,Eleanor Waddell, daughter
of. Mr. and Mrs, James Waddell of
beearna the , `bride of
Robert -Oldham Wenger of Mild-
may, son: of Mrs. Robert Wenger
of Wi'nghein • and the late ' Mr.
Wenger,- at a 'double-ring ceremony
in -Knox Presbyterian urch, Lis-
towel, on Saturday afternoon at
four la'clock„Rev. -PUtaarn, mini-
ster: of „Knox -Church offlelated.
White. hydrangea and mauve taina-
rhek were Used , 14 the church
decorations.
,Mrs. Norman Carson of Gorrie
Presided- at -the organ and Mrs.
Vlfilliam Helbein of London was the
seinisa Mrs. Herbein sang "0 Per.
feet Love" and during the signing
, the register, "Stich Lovely
Things".
"Given in marriage by her 'father,
the- bride - wore an intermission-
leagth, gown' of cloud-white French
aleacon laee designed with tightly
oloided, bodice and oval net neck-
line., The Queen Anne headdress
was fashianed of opalescents and
tirkpearls from which was attach-
ed "a bine-Wing finger-tip veil' of
French illusion, She carried a eas-
cade bauquet of mauve and white
gladioli. ' •
'Miss Doris' Wray of Kitchener,
aarnaid of honor, wore a ballerina-
lehgth dress of mauve erystalette
with matching headdress,
The bridesmaid, Mrs. Charles
Ferbeek of Hamilton wore a gown
similar to that of the maid of hon-
our-in a deeper mauve shade,. with
matching headdress, They carried
identical , bottquets of yellow 'roses
and mauve and 'yellow mums.
Miss 'Sharon ,Dowd, niece of the
bride, was junior bridesmaid. She
wore a ballerina-length gown of
pastel green the , same style as the
maid, of honor and bridesmaid and
„ atoon-W tiltiteta
Vows at )3tyth
Candelabras; fora and pink and
white gladioli decorated Myth
ited Church on Saturday, July 21,
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$titbtara Joao'!
Whitfield, to &Yard George Mt,
e" daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Whitfield,
of Plytll, anti is a graduate of Tea-
tber'a College, of Stratford, 44d. for
the mast; three yearn pal the teaeha
ing staff at London, and tha
bridegreern is a sari of Mr, 444
Mrs. 4, Watson, f4th, And
Cl%17.rroclutahtee Oltattihee AikrIctrttral
College In 194: Rey:, A, W. %teen
performed the di:POW-ring eer.-
many. The organist Was Miss Lois.
brasby, Ann accompanied the Belo-
let, Ur% • Harold Ototipbol, of
Blyth, who sang, "The Lead's
Prayer" and Walk Reside
YoU,"
The bride, given in Inartge by
her father, wore a strapless floor,
length gown or white pylon tulle
Over taffeta, with a Chantilly lace
bolero With lily point sleev.es, V
neckline, and a chapel ,traln, A
crown Of Chantilly lace trimmed
With seed pearia held her fingertip
French' illusion veil acid with it.
she wore a, single strand of pearls,
ctielen.tig•el: arof:tathea gwrohaimt;:ih'eehiedated
a crescent bouquet af White nencks
The maid of horror was Miss ROse
Marie Whitfield, slater of the
boric, She were a walts-length
gown of pinic cotton lace over pink
taffeta. With a V neckline, half hat
with' Preach potIffea in Matching
colours, and carried a, crescent
bouquet of white popas,
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Doug-
las dray, of Wiliowdale and ;Miss
Sandra Owens, of London, who
wore similar dresses to the maid
of 'honor. Mrs, Gray woke cham-
pagae lace over, pink taffeta and
carried a crescent bouquet of white
poms and `pink`abseS. Miss Owens
wore charaPagne, lace over charn-
pagne taffeta and carried 'a cres-
cent bouquet of ,pink foses.
Elizabeth Gurnmow, of Toronto,
niece Df the gropm, was flower girl,
wearing a floor-length dotted- pink
organdy dress, and carried a ,noSe-
gay of pink and white flowers.
Mr, Jack A. Watson, of London,
brother of the greoin, was'hest
man, and the ushers Were Karl
Whitfield, Blyth, :brother of .the'
bride, and Roger West, of Wing-
ham, cousin of the groom. .
A wedding dinner was , served' in
the church parlor which 'Was dee=
orated with pink ana,white strata-
ors, white 'bells .and baskets 'of
Acre Is a costume cOmposed
of separates' that can he °aired,
elf for perfeet combination& The
two trails shoWn here are the
blouse and skirt, while Sherts and.
a !cog sleeved shirt are aVailable
to Matah. Tile fabale is..eotton,
the colors are orange and'green
In a nicely defined geometria,
print.. Square trecitline' and short-
puffed sleevea are blouse, details.
The skirt has one wine,, flared,
impressed pleat arid- there are
pockets in the side seams. A.
separate self belt with a gilt
bUditle slips through self loops.'
pink and white gladioli and ferns.
The• .bride's mother received the
gueats wearing' an ettaeMble of
Italian silk' with beige accessories.
She wagi assisted by .the bride-
groom's mother, Who wore 'a flow-
'ered nylon dress With black and
White accessories,
For the wedding trip to' Es.stern
Canada the bride travelled in a
honey beige duster and princess
style •dress with paWri ivory acces- •
sories and an orchid corsage. Upon
their return they will reside in
Blyth,
Guests at the wedding •were
from. Sarnia, Wirigham, Teeswater,
London, Gorrie, Brussels, Toronto,
Woodbridge Clinton, Erin and
Blyth.—Blyth Standard,
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is visiting with Mrs, Ilawkin, Jos.-
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Mr and °Mrs. Edward Watson who were married an Saturday, "July
21.st in Blyth United Church, The bride is the former Barbara Joan
Wiriffielc1,-,--Photo by Ilarnmertort.
—"Mrs. Martha Warwick returned
to Wingbahr this week after spend-
ing a two-week holiday at Grata
Bend, Oatarie.
—Master Rickle I3Urgman, of
Kirklarid Lake, •is visiting:With his
grandparents, Mr, and Mm, W. F.
Burgman.
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10 si0iivoi HORN
When you ,go to buy a kitchen rkinge, washing machine or ether important`
household article, ask' Cheviot. When,
told inquire if that is the cash price er the term price. Also,ask what the doWn pea-,
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count the article allows... • ,
bouquet was of yellow and
Kit-
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bride and Lloyd Jasper, of' Mild-
may..
The reception -Was held' ita the
Sunday School auditorium,' where
the wedding dinner was served.
The 'bride's mother wore a gown of
rosewood triple sheer with lace and
seed pearl trim, navy accessories
and, a corsage of pink and white
feathered carnations, The groom's
mother wore a navy -figured sheer
dress With white accessories and
her corsage Was of white carna-
tions and pink garnet roses.
The bridels going-away costume
was a sunset pink ensemble of
Italian Silk and wool, pink hat and
black accessories, and a pink ' and
White carnation Cersage. •
Guests were present froth Kit-
green mums. Detroit,' Hamilton, Toronto, St.
ehener, Guelph, Simeoe, Brantford,
Master, David Wenger of Wing- Marys, London, Walkerton and
hair, nephew of the bridegroom aViagham.
was the ringbearer. Barry Wenger, Mr; and Mrs, Wenger Will reside
brother of the groom was best man in Mildmaywhon they return fram
diitl the ushers were Kenneth-Dowd a ,,pir, •Nyeld,ing i`talp7:te tite,,I katiren-
of ' Britten, brather-in-law of 'the t f‘iis, ,
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