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LIBERAL PARTY AUTHORITIES stated that over
5,000 people visited the Gaunt farm last Wed-
nesday for a turkey barbecue, sponsored by Lib-
eral candidate Murray Gaunt. Part of the big
crowd that waited in line is shown above.—Ad-
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ACTIVITIES
Bedroom Fanciettes
Mrs. Peter Norman was hostess
for the third meeting or the White-
church Bedroom Fanciettes when
Mrs. Hugh Hand discussed differ-
ent kinds of bedspreads and the
roll call was answered with "Colors
I am using in my bedroom. Seven
members and two leaders were pre-
sent,
Six members and two leaders
were at the„fourth., meeting and
roll call was ";Acees'sbries :Iti have
chosen to' make.”
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lregetable. Queens
The third meeting of the Gorrie
Vegetable Queens was held at the
home of Mrs. Clarence.S);narling,
Eight; members answered the roll
call by naming a vegetable and
telling how she liked it served. Mrs.
Russell Adams led the discussion
on meal p1an
ning,
vegetables to
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serve with the maim course, a vege-
table plate and oven dinner. Mrs.
Adams, the assistant leader, was
taking over for Mrs, Melvin Tay-
lor, whose son is in hospital.
A demonstration was given nn
stuffing baked potatoes and a
vegetable plate was sampled by the The morning's discussion was on
members. The next meeting was vegetables in meal planning and
set for October 8 and will be held . the oven dinner vegetables were
at the home of Mrs, Taylor. prepared by the girls and served
The motto chosen was "All who at dinner.
do their best are equal." 0 - 0 - 0
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Salad Susies
The Gordo Salad Susies held
their third meeting at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Stokes. The meeting
opened with the pledge and motto
and the roll call, "My favorite veg-
etable and how I like it served",
was answered by ten, girls. Joan
Anderson read the minutes.
Mrs. Stokes conducted the dis-
cussion on meal planning,
Because Mrs, Russell Ruttan was
unable to attend, Mrs. Russell
Adams
assisted
The first meeting of the Belgrave
2 4-H homemaking club was held
at the home of Mrs. Cliff Furdon
with 11 members present and the
election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Linda Coultas;
secretary, each girl in turn; press
reporter, Joyce Proctor.
It was decided to hold the meet-
ings on Wednesdays, after school.
Mrs, Purdon explained the course,
"Dressing up Vegetables" 'neiud-
ing fresh, dried, canned and frozen
in filling out the vegetables, Donna Grasby demon -
question sheets. The members were started
delighted with a roast beef oven
dinner, served by the leader, Mrk.
Stokes,
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Fordwich Club
The third meeting of the Ford.
wick 4-11 Club was held on Satur-
da in the church basement. Eight
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sit°]s roll call. The
secretary's report was read by Ka-
ren Carswell and Lynn Agla will
be secretary al the next meeting.,
October 13 in the basement of the
church,
Thr members discussed Achieve-
ment Day, to be held in December.
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Introducing the guest speaker,
the master of ceremonies listed
his virtues in glowing terms.
'That Introduction," grinned the
guest, "reminds me of the man
who, on judgment day, stuck his
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COUPLE.' CLUB SUS
PICTURES OF EUROPE
The September meeting of the
Couples' Club of St, Andrew's :['res.
byterian Church met in the Sunday
School room on Tuesday evening
of last week with a good atten-
dance,
A sing song was enjoyed, led by
John Ostrom with Mrs.' Ostrom as
pianist, Mr, and Mrs, Jerry Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Neirgarth
were In charge and led in the wor.
ship service,
wo duets. were sung by Mrs.
Oscar Casemore and John Donald-
son. Jerry Smith introduced the
guest for the evening, Dr, E, F.
Shaunessey, who showed slides of
trips he and Mrs. Shaunessey had
taken In Europe, while he was
stationed in Germany with the
armed forces. He was thanked by
Mrs, Smith, on .behalf of the club.
A contest was conducted on
names and places in the Bible.
The meeting closed with prayer
and lunch was served..
Mary Cecile Jackson
Wed at St. Paul's
St, Paul's Anglican Church was
the scene of an interesting fall
wedding on Saturday at 4 p.m.
when Mary Cecile Jackson became
the bride of Gerald William Cole.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cecil Jackson of
Wingham and the groom's parents
are Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Cole 01
•Blyth.
Rev. C. F, Johnston, rector of
St Paul's, officiated for the cere-
mony and Mrs. Gordon L. David-
son was at the organ. Soloist was
Miss Barbara Hall, who sang "The
Lord's Prayer" and "0 Perfect
Love", The church was beautifully
decorated with baskets of white
and yellow mums.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor -length gown
of rose point lace and tulle, over
slipper satin, with fitted bodice and
lily -point sleeves, scoop neckline
accented with seed pearls and iri-
descent sequins, Her finger-tip
veil of French silk Illusion was
caught to a crown of pearls and
her flowers • e s were1
white and red
rosebuds.
The bride's sister, Mrs. Harold
Foxton of London, was matron of
honor and wore a dress of ice rose
taffeta with headdress at White
and yellow baby hums and carried
a bouquet of white and yellow
mums. The bridesmaids, Miss Pat
Hall of Wingliam and Mrs. Richard
(lbson of Longer k3ay, Mick., were
attired alike In dresses of Ice blue
taffeta and headdresses of yellow
mums, 'i'hey, too curried yellow
mums, Marie Foxton, niece of the
bride, was the flower girl, wearing
a dress of net over pink taffeta
with hoop skirt and headdress of
baby mums, She carried yellow and
white baby mums.
Best man was Dwight Campbell
of Blyth and the ushers were Milne
Cole of Blyth and Richard Gibson
of Conger Bay,
.A reception was held at the home
of the bride's parents, Albert St.,
.vhere her mother received in a
dress of .hunter green satin with.
gold accessories, assisted by the
groom's mother, who wore a two-
piece dress of ice mint brocade
with black accessories,
For their wedding trip to North.
ern Ontario the bride donned a
;wo-piece black wool suit, with
which she wore black accessorie,
and a corsage of red baby mums.
:vfr. and Mrs, Cole will reside in
Wingham.
Guests were present from To-
ronto, Galt, Kitchener, Stratford.
. eaforth, Blyth, 'London, Conger
Bay, Mich., and Point Barrow, Ont.
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