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Attgtiat 4, When- Claiwisa Katherine
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co TMv1Puitdp and
C41' Walter Roes of Teeswater
were united'In marriage.
The Rea, W, a Betherielt offi-
, 0,4i0d fut,ethe eereneany, The wit-
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ta.e Mitchell and
tfa,s,
,Itte,laride Were, navy blue M
r baoidered dress with white acceese
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Theilla'PPY otninle 'left on a motor
araa They will Beside in Behnore,
NOTC1f OUTWARD
When notehes are cut in fohrie,
they ;Omuta he cat eutward or
aWay from the pattern edge, rather
than inwarda as the pattero
catee. This is in case the Seen,.
lute to be erout later,
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SPARIMING, WINDOWS'
If the. picture from your picture
window le always rather hezye
takea tip from the heasewivea?,
lit Holland. They keep their win -
ow s• sparkling' with. Peointien.
made frcrn mixing One min of
eider vipeaer",arid olte-endea-halt
a.alione of hot water.
Linda Traynor - Audrey Wardrop - Jean Carson
• otang-evine Lions Head Wiarton
TheSe three studentare the whiners .in Royal Academy of
afttsic Piano Accordion Contest, The" accordion th4 have
receive& 1,vas Wan 14 receiving the highest marks in their age
group Pe to 9 - 10 to i4 /5 years•Paad over. Opeii fo any stadent
who tilts not liad any previous studies in piano aceoidious. •
gveryone has equal chance to Win;
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Accordion t and Music 5w:still-eat° flee in home.
Teacher: Mrs. Evangeline Davidson,
-For information plume Wingham 3'86'
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Proceeds from befit events to be used itfor the sairimmitig peat
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• CLINTON BRANCH 140
• OF THE CANADIAN LEGION
ADVISES ALL RESIDENTS
, OF HURON COUNTY .,,
that.it has availfibk to, them
.4skk room equipment free of charge
•(hOspiiatkeds, Wheel Chairs, Invalid Wallters)'
This equipment tOdS bought from thg
branch's share , of the proceeds of the
ofoazine subscription campaign con-
dUcied by the Crowell Collet Publishin
• a year agek,
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ThefirancWs share of the cappaign
in, progress will purchase more d this,
equipment,'
Denonutte, Pieeldent
W, Counter, Equipment Chain**
Phone Hunter 24412 • '
So Often True
• We have a friend who, though she doesn't know it, is the leeveli
Mat raises the Whole lea On ordinary occasions she has little Welly,
Out When, genie „acquaintence comes in for criticiem she is rigiit
the Middle of the ring, There is no humen flaility that etinnet. be
aceennted for. If a man is said to be eneen or at,i4gF, she says it le e
result o beheg been/Olt Up in tereibly straightened ciraunleteocefil
if his ,netlere Is Wetaied or et.00lred, she eaplairis to those who may not
• knew how long and harshly the whirls of adversity have sPent their
fury optin a e weak sister comes in for disgusted ceristire the
hind little 'neighbor reminds ue •thet the poor thing had oo mother
end so it &Pea, With her there nothing that may be truly Milled
4Q4311n0a- Or unclean., And in our hearts we knew that she is right,
for •indeerl there is no bent a chars:aft, that to not,P more or less,
the precluet ef our manner of life, whic1i is t often determined by
our own volition, '
humble, my brother ia your prosperitYi
Be gentle with those who are less lucky, if not more deserving,
• What right, have you to be scornful whose virtue may be
defieieney of temptatiOn,
Whose stieeess may be a chance,
Whose rank may be an aneestral, accidental acquirement. -
—Thacheray
A .Dog Speaks
My throat is-,Parclied and yet folks
pass me by—
They do not seem to feel; some- Joy Evan • Cowan, . youngest
• how, that E • daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Stewart
Like- them, shoed need a eool re- Cowan of Wingham, and Me„ Ken-
freshing drink. neth Martin T.horapson, so» of .Mr.
They're not unkind—it's just that arid Mrs. Robert Thonlpson, yVing-
They eeltireoCtedl",nyt.tiehrll:dk;I know that I Unite
' d Church on SatlerdaYSep-
,
limn, were married in Wingham
Sep -
they are good— . • ,, j tenaber 1st, at 5 &clock, The Rev.
Set how I wisithat they just up.- D. J. MacRae officiated,
deratood.• The bride's dress was a strapless
° ,--Willa }key floor -length gown 'of, white nylon
tulle over, satin,' with long fitted
lace bolero, A finger-tip nylon net
BIRTHS veil wits held ber a fitted headdies1
of sequins. For nosegay of yellow
PSPPErt--Gerald and Jean (nee mums and net.
Garton) 1479 Bannatyne Ave, • Miss Betty Thompsbn, • a Sister
and formerly of Wingham, are of the groorn, -was the bridestnald.
proud to announce the birth of.$he wore. a floor -length dres's of
5. son, Todd BaY, on August 29, orchid nyeryst'r With matching
1956, at MaternitY Pavilion Genaaheaddeess, and Carried a nosegay
dral Hospital, Winnipeg, Marti- of orchid Carnations and net,•
tOba, Weiglit 7 lb. 12 ounces, a Mr. Murray "Cell, Kitchener,. wae
brother for Bryon. hb geoornsman. ••
.SToEn slefugaIyE,—In Miltert Hospital; For the reception which &Heaved
September 2, 1956, to at the- bride's home, Mrs. Cowan
Me: and Mrs. Leonard Ste Marie, wore a flowerd nylon sheer gown'
of IValton, a, daughter,
with white 'accessories and a cox
the Wingham General sage of white carnations, while;
Hospital, on Thursday, Augost 30,
1956, to Mr, and Mrs. James Moir, Mrs, Thompson chose a rarvaacrepe
, 2, Wingham, a, son, gown with White accessories and- a
corsage of pink carnations;
CAST:JIM—In Wingham General •
Far her wedding trip to Niagara
Hospital, on Thursday, August
30 Vials arid Toronto the bride -wore
19e6, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid an off white linen suit with pale;
Winghani., Pra, ,son.
blue accessories and a corsage of AmILTON-,In ,Winglam General
Hospitel, on Thursda.y):, .August blue carnations.. •
a Ma and Mrs, Thompson, 'wig. re::
30, 1956, to ,Mr., and ',Mrs. "Alvin
Hainilton; R. 8, 'LucknoW, a
.daughter.,,
Thompson -Cowan
Nuptials Saturday
TIM-1111—In Whigharn Genevat Hos-
pital, •on Monday,' September 3,
1956, to Mr: and • Mrs. Gerald
Ft.li,„ 4 Wingham, a
t,laughter.
STAIGHT—In joseph's Hospi-
tal, Hamilton, on Tuesday, Aug -
at• 28th, 1956; ,to and Mrs.
' Heaney Staighe of Hamilton (nee
lady Deyell) a 'son, William
• -Gordon.
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WATER, SOtTEVING MAY
INJURE KOUS PLANTS .:
Water -softening systems ' that
make all washing jobs easier may
be Mrd on "house plante. New
York State floriculturists recently
explained that houeehold water
softeners often 'remove the cal-
cium from water by replaeing it
with sodium.
While sodium is good for Stop-
ping hard soap, curd in washing
and is necessary for human. nu-
Si-ster Honoured trition, .it is poisonous to plants,
„,
Aa'soll is watered, the plants take
Mrs. E, Stanley Beckham, Lon- up the water and leaVe the'sodium.
don, a sister of Mrs. Harold Wtld Before long, enough sodium may
of ,Diagonal 'Road, Wingharn, was accumulate to kill ,the plants. This
installed as deputy grand regent of may happeh in a few days with
Ontario 0 the international con- potted plants.
vends:in of the Loyal Order of the Calcium found in hard Wafer be -
Moo and Women of the Moose. fore the softening process rarely
The Conference was held in*Chl- Hurts .plant; ragardlees of its
estgo last week. 'eolicenttation; '
side in Wingham.
.•Good Sows .for Nomosuokors
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TO. SUMMER SALADS
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.er • i e4 1 i,-- You ;•611te; h ; pe i. io glewing
• aerasea1-Wjaenyou offer a cbsl inviting
salad to summer guests. Complete the.
• salad, with ,. a tangy Tomato -French
Dressing ;heti ., gite$ts -will heap P. the
praiseshigh. • a• • . P •
Of all'the dressings of, this ty'pe,.the
'lasting le'ader seenis to be that...versihn
made with tomato stem. Best cooks
invariably'haVe this hind in their recipe
cellectiem Many cookbook e feeture it
toe. Here's.a nittCh tried:mid-Perfected
wayeto make Temato-French DreSsing:
• '4ed note hew ;rid:ay 'hinds' pf , salads
gain. goodness from. this"Subtle,sharp
• dressing; • t,.}. . -'.:1•;01i,•
Shrimp, • • , Rassiou •
y
Q., . Tossed .Gi'een.r '' 'tl•P .Poteto .t`,1,
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, Auced ; omarga ,I.F, azea,i2,4g; ..),,
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TOMATO-ORENCIA:fikgsiN4 • •
. Cottage Chem and; areen• pop.per
Z. tobirii,p,oiss sirgoi v -.
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2 teaspoons dey sit:iiktfd %. ‘.
.1 teasfioenrs,a , - . • ,' „. .,
.ks
rail: '(J4- Aft), cot:dead iorOato
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C:in liba4ibilifiteVrycl°111gi4,o.)ig;!'rileid'fir'ellist,:i;'1il'n.(';'ile-;irig.1;i1.7ii'f)
jar; add ' remaining. reits$tts and
sliake•iwell. Store in refrigerator until
neededVsliake well before usi.cg, Makes
about 3 cups dressing., •
GARLIC STYLE: Add 2 medium
cloVes garlic (mashed) to basic recipe.
• r3Lu1' CHEESE STYLE: Add 3fup crumbled blue cheese, to basic
recipe, , • •
• LEMON STYLE: Add 4 teaspoons
grated lemon Had te basic recipe.
HERB ST1.1,F,: Add 2 .teaspoOns
ground herb arosemery, sage, savory,
wed: majoram, or thyme) to basic
recipe. Firs tniix herb with small amount
or dressing and blend; add' rest of
dressiagaad shake well,
TOP SPAGHETII WITH VitNNA
SAUSAGE
A meal mem minutes is yeurs when
you combine cans of spaghetti and
Vienna sausage, Keep some "spares"
or these two products on your kitchen
shelf or at the weekend cottage—then
you're alws prepared to 4‘luirry:up"
a meal. Virst brown the sausages. (1can)
in Erlittle hot shortening. Remove them
from the pail and put in 2 eans (about
;334 cups) of spaghetti in tomato sauce.
Add a cop or so of cooled corn if you'
like. When piping hot, serve scoops of
s aglietti topped with blow/nod sausa;Pe.
ood alongside is pear and cottage
cheese salad. - • -
Tis a
"We Canadians have been eriti-
cized for our lack of- a sense of
humor, but we certainly 'bad no
chance 'to develop it ' frorn Our
aeletril readers •Of 50 years ago. . ,
uSett•the 'Ontario Readers, end,
reetaleetien tialS only sad stories -
to mind. Thare vias Lucy Gray, the
sweetest Ong .that , ever grew be-
side a .hUinan door'. alio was 're-
duced (or htilt we say elevated)
to a wraith thak walked the Moor
with a lantern in .her hand. Mar,
never .earne, from calling the cattle
horne'acress the 'sands of Dee,
Through our tears , we saw the
bird' covering 'The Babes in . the
Wood' with leaves after thewicked
radii leff. them. toPPdie, and ,the ter-
rible late °Uthe :yourig pririeein
the ,Tower of eLtaiden., There: Was
the ,leing Who" nevOr smiled-. agate
after his atm went- down in the
White Ship. We saw tn.? skipper's
daughter lash&l: to; the helm among
the ship. wreektiga., We heard, the
plea of the -leek, on the* burning
deck, "Spesike'fither, it I May 'yet
be gone?'' ',Awesome enough, *but
not so feriible; the closiog
'The. boy -0 Where Weis ;he?
Ask; of .the wind's that far ;Iambi&
Wi*fragininte' strewed tife'sea.'
. TO BE SEEN All ,WESTERIV FAll?;
eary Wori
.And we had another glimpse
the tragedy 0 war in 'Home they
brought her warrior dead', and in
`The Soldiers of Algiers'.
"With our faces against the pane
we neglected the supper table aru.
wept withkabel whose litUe fisher'.
lover did not survive the storm, We
heard the Moaning of •the harbor
bar and felt the futility of life
where 'Men must work and women
must weep though the harbor bar -
be rnoanieg'
•
"We saw Lord Ullin wringing his
hand a in :grief as he watehed his
danghter and her Highland. chief
sink below the 'waveseToo late hit
cry, 'Come back, come back.,/. .
And ' r1.1 forgive your Highland
thief, my daughter, 0, my datiglie.
tea' ,
"We dreaned monotonously
'Stitch, stitch; Stitch, with fingers
Weary and Worn,' until' we felt Vic
`Weariness 0 the tired searnstress,"
This ,extraet is borrowed :from
"This Was Their Life" by Mar-
garet Kid, a story of the pioneers
rairmecie and adjaceet districts
A.,pasx.ii:41.1ong because it. prOvided
such intrigning speCulatforkab 1
Oki the ironing. They tell: pie that
as, 1,dienot WeeeKhat pro-
•
ivettat vigoPisaisly novat tifei late ta
'The Babee in the Wood% We knew
at least two paroles about the boy
•on the humping (leek whose heroism
seemed 'somewhat stupid:
"The bey stood on the burning
clOok
Witenee all but he heti fled
Re pulled hie ,Scarf around his
neck
It' s getting bot, he said,"
• and perhaps the more familiar once
in which he ate ,"peariuta by the.
•peelt."
Anti yet much nistery and real
tragedy and economic problems
and the struggle for survival are
reflected in thee poerna, just es in
such' eoOge ae that of the little
flower girl;
"Oryiag every night so •drearY
Won't You buy my Pretty flow -
A, balled writer today schould
find much, material on the pages,
of a, daily newspaper—a child
crushed under tractor wheel:, a
hailstorm that in minutes* destroys
a field of golden gain, the collision
or two: speeding care, but what
would he, • with those bitter Ind.
dern jests—starvation in a world
O plenty and a world 'on the
verge 0 destroying itself with its
own scientific at11owledge7--neac
Ducie in The Western Producer.
aelltaT Lolaral
Uttle red 40)300ion 'a country
road,
And those on a city fitreet.
Alike are echoing once again
To the marching of eager fee,
Ivaco with freckles arid faces with
• smiles,
Sometimes- a tear In the eye,
No* 41-0 then thero's a new• little
girl
Or. a little boy ptarting to cry.
Oh, the road winds far when it
.starts to schooi,'
Arid it wanders thrtingh halt tile
town
When a small boy cokes on a ii
den lump
That wants to go up, not down,
IIis toys are scattered, abOut the
Yesterday he could plays
But be Washed his, face and be
Went to school, ,
When the loud .411 rang to.clay,
He's finding a world that he die
know,
He'll laugh at each glad Surprise
After the lump 'goes clowh a: bit
And the tears have left his eyee,
The waiting toys are safe as safe,
It's part or an old, old rule,
Nobody likes to" touch his toys
When the last- boY'a genrtO school,
•.,.They're all as near
as your telephone
IT'S NICE TO KNOW — especially when
,
are alone at eight —that you have
onlY i'61.1k;1115 tape tel6hbrie` to 'sturiinon "."
the police or fire department — call the
doctor—ask neighbors or friends for help.
The speed and dependability 0 the
telephone and of the operators behind it not
only Mean prompt help in emergencies large
and small, but a comforting sense 0 security
through all the hours' of day and night.
In time of need, no dollars can measure the
value of your telephone.
THA DELL TELEPHOND COMPANY OF CANADA
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pu select
When a customer borrows front HFC, he is shown what
we call a payment table This table (sample below) shows
exactly how much, you may borrow, how maiiy Inonths
you may take to repay, and the exact amount you pay
each month. You select your .own repayment plan, to
a e repaying your loan as convenient as possible.
This dependable service, is available to you whenevef
a prompt loaois needed for any worthwhile purpose.
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