.. l ' ,, A DIANNE G. MALLET'I'

ENGAGEMENT

Mr and Mrs Lea Malictt. Freetown. aunoiinc- the ell- [Igemlilt at their daughter. Dianne nail. to Arnold Refilur

- uncut ,

MARJORIE Er MATHESON— DONALD I“. MUNRO

ENGAGEMENT

Malcolm \taihesnn. Heather. dale is happy to announce the engagement at his daughters Marjorie Emeline to Donald

ELLEN’S DIARY

Memories Of Past Recall Fairy Trail To The Shore

“And this is icr i it" a pair at laddies smiled. tirinsinc ill a gilt to us in the new oi this morning Sn another zn'ihPrr sary at birth had come to this worn n'

We have an attiniti suit the July 7 horn a peculiar iiaioitli or ieeiing lor those born under its soon the \‘(NIIiElIIISsl like our greatrzrand:

and Wend-. s horn tn wear ,. and both in love its . tor the older grown also and the aged. with their undying memories oi those hirr Lhdays that haw gone

For ourseil. on niir anon-er- ury. the, years hetiieeu stand aside. and we are a rhild again, just tor the day a lass. like to think, more till I?“ do. mure, with long dait hraids or the grandchildren or being, i all. peculiar things. sometimes going tokens at ancestry nuirldr t s ew generation. at riher tlmES i in. holding them like we think. the seed or the and muistar can nestl arid v

. dioosetl a marl-lime out! suit to wear to a wedding

skirt Choice Prinuld Pattern i731 nail ll-I mt, til/r. ltlui. lat-Li. mid, mt. sue my. (Him) 4 yards at

that am urn I:an (loci in coins (In pumps, pieuet (tu- tilts pat- un. anal-to manta add a: uni- In. Print. plainly elm, mu

“All ADD!!! tannin. 8‘

order in Anne Adam, I Gnlli’ilnePItnot Flinn

Dplshm m. w. Toronto 1. on Show

lumen any in new Spring- Catlin Ind

Gordie p

t and eerie

flower

8 The Guardian Chulottetnwn, Thurs. July 18, 1983

ARNOLD R. DRISCOLL

ANNOUNCED

Ild. son Bl Mr and Mr! Bren- dori Dllsr a i l. Summersida.

Marriage will take place Aug- ‘ a,rll

ust ii. 19 at st

ANNOUNCED

Malmlm eldest son of Mr and Mrs. Maimlm Miiarn, Wilim Road. Marriflzz to take Place August 7th at 3 p in Va]

’l the still heinrr germination, h apnear In later generations of a lilie- Gagr has the nearest shade t1 Ilalr. In those dark braids nilL-e nun. E susnect it It only natural 0" birthday Ill go back In mind to natol day past, especially to young years bygone So we wander hark. and always hap— , to recall that in childhood. the day was somehow always sunny and lair it let the aca- ifia tree which shaded the choir-r l swing on the law"‘ blossom pret— ‘ lily l Tli! hlrds kept llnusr til the‘ IriPlidI)‘ orchard . trees near by.‘ ‘ii'herc at the far side, ill? Illtle brnnk rippled tetchlngly niifii’ lIs‘ pebbles, sillzing it: w ‘t n" ‘4! the we The Iarmsoulidr iron interesting ue always lound hem the neigh (it I horse. the low at a cow, the varied Calls n! the poultry. us much a part at Ill! tulliless Iii that day the Clmeled Iields, and the Ilight “le <Qtlilig II: waves II! the grainlands A thal (arm 7 lane which led not only to the tidy tlelds, ibut by them to the shore, we ‘lni-ed. was ever a iairy trail. lAud was there anywhere an is- lta. shore more entrancing tha dial one. whither come a happy litLIe glrl in I merry com

Croadvlfltch - today's (am-m on garments, linens. accessories. in vI

varied band- Ind

h r In :m’t‘ltcli. PAM 7156 trlnblatr 1V1 yd.- elch d lblndl.ltollkIl.ilnwflfl I la ’ M

, nu - COIN led-II for um yam inn lhmpl. plan) to Alice Inch. an it Gnu- dlln-le Nedlecnlt Dun. w Front 31.

Joseph MBCDDII d. Hamilton. ‘

. lon presentation heaao Sunday

HAPPENINGS

Miss Joaii Gilmore. Trenton. Out is visiting his parents, Mr, untario. loriricrly at summer. and Mrs, John A. MIcDonnilI.’ side, is visiting with her sister. and lamtiy. lrishtown noad, Mrs, Alexander Camphell and Kellslngtan He is accompanied Mr Campbell ot Summerside by Mr and Mrs. John Thump, ‘snn also or Hamiluln. ' Mrs Vernon [lumen and chil, dren Heather and hill, Montreal. Mr and Mrs, Heath Mayhcvr are visiting the lori'lier‘a par have returned to their homo at cuts. Mr. and Mrs. G. R, pope Margate alter a tour at summerside. le‘a scotlii. At New Glasgow ’thev called on the Rev. and Miss Lois Gilmore, RN. Man Mrs w. G, C, Elliott, and at ris Town. New Jersey, rcturu-_port Mouton on the south ed home recently alter spending;5hore they visited Mr, and some time in simmerslde visiI- Mn. Ralph Smith and tamily. ing her sister, Mrs. Alexander m n Camp. house guests ol Mr. and Mrs. u noughsrt. Long River. were Mr. and Mrs, Royal Ma- rleiv, Ronald Delaney. ouchcc daii, stoughton, Moss., Mrs. City, is visiting his orother, George Larson and Mr and Marshall Delaney. Malpeoue, Mrs George Larson .lr,, North Eaakul. Mass; Mrs. Jamel W. Mr Jean Gallagher and Burlmk. Anizaiice. N. 5,: Mrs. Miss Eva Collin arrived reveals Kenneth erclitle. Sussex: Mrs. ly by air lrom their home at,\il-tnr Andersbn and daughter. Elliglewood. N .l . and are gurstsl Donna and Miss Lauretts Bur-

bell, Summerside.

it Mr. and Mrs. James Dtiunhvllm‘k and lamliy. Kensington 4 All have returned to their itioi-iies alter attending the nou- Mr and Mrs Neil Gill's MlghariiRattray weddlm! at St. Florida, are visiting I\!r Wills Peler’s hay United Church. ism Delaney, irishtown Rudd. kerisington. Mrs John Moase. ltensiligton. Mrs Leiiis Morse. and Mrs-l notion Mnase. nosu.‘ iipre in (‘lititluitelnwn on Wed; y?"ii; ""i “W” ‘ llTia“.iiZ?iiliieTh't‘il§“2§iu‘§i I???» a e Stall. ay I stranzr iar v ' country. bilt here at oiies harklm“ 5 mum" m“""“""' or surveying the tarniiaiids lrnml a distant Cl'inkly liar, was in lt~ “d ,amflv‘ Burlington, More,

sell the promised land, ire know, -

Those mm W?" H" mm iiul Mr and Mrs. Nicholas De days at youth a day nt d "N." with always something to mark | '

to give it tor us, a happy air i And today? "We're growing

Pony on yaunfi birthdavs' Eir-

Mr and Mrs. I’qu Cnrnmanls

Mass. have Irrived on he island to spend their vaca- tion with their uncle Jerome McCarron. Si. Mary'l Road.

alder. Fil- le. James observed with a long high at supper

Miss shirley McCarroii lrorui

tried. a tasteiul dish tnd alter l i Mr and Mrs

that, by request, we enlnyedfi'clialrron Brooklyn

raugldfh oi pancakes. sweetenedi, '

wit at nectar ot the ihaiiingi M, * » . . and Mrs Daroll Dickie “WWW”? mat”? “W” ""‘i‘ son and daughters Wendy audl 5“ I'l‘m’s'mE 9mm" '"m- “" nawua ol Toronto. are visiiiusl a: “31”” I” “my "' "F ‘0‘“ ‘Mrs Dickiesou parents Mr. and‘ e sari s summer - guests . m ymsl km“ George MacMiiian. stun " es. is has been this " .luly day. which WHEN I" I Mr Donnie .lnllllstnn. Toronto.

continuation ol blue shied. , . i * pleasant weather. this iinman 34:32“ h” mm" hm. "I to enjoy happily another hirth. ‘ ” day.

Until tomorrow Good-night. .

.lri n Nelson .la‘. Grads iz ‘“ ’ D‘a'y“ graduate oi the Dighy Regional Schmil. was risrii

oer oi the nighy hraiich Roy’s! ' ’ Canadian Legion Bursary at e "aha" BOUl'que recent graduation exercises at - - the regional school, born in Fashion Prevtew ,hnrden. PEI. John is the son , .nl Mr and Mrs. Gordon Jay. “5:25.523? 331‘ ’AF‘ ’iand the grandson ol the late a" “W” W" Camain albeit Jay. and Mrs,

v iiliii now resides at Sunset ‘1" " “mm” "' "‘W and thing? in Charlottetown Mr and “if”, h . Mrs Gordon Jay now live at m “and ail‘l‘ifiuee uere w- Little River. Digby County. .iy i I- i. . v .

many houses were Special n U‘mw '“ E I in light silks or gav riittnlls M see Eleanor Ross and Lona Elev were giving nut resort. .lean Russ oi Flnl Rivebrziflrclum» ass at the same time lhut ed bv sir suturday ii rom others were preparing tor a’their holidays spent with ttitziut-1 irltlld winter, trr s sister. Miss Constance R0391

SCI)”. Sharabncrlnln and Myra cas

Ken Scott did the airy ‘Jlks in tight~packed, ill-over llorals E lhowed buckless Maillot bathing SMILE. ligl‘l and ("'55 as a second skill, in brirht print! I These had matching ropes and ‘5' “d M” WE SW”. were shown with Intedrun boots 5" 5”- "’"“ "‘d H°""'-D""‘ in the same ishric. ""L“ 5‘ "‘ "um": 't lsutltortihoccliia printed cottons“ 3"" ’ Bud“ w, anemones, iris. notes and held flawers Thesepewere‘ " ‘ “mm "mm °’ we combined mm kw do", ,flrinoard n! Governors oldie Cars. siiort beach kimouos worn over Sklfled two-VI!!! suits Shnwer cap snoods matched

Myracae mixed holiday am

\ilss l-lrlevi E Cooke. RN. ar- ied bv plane irom Cincinnati. 0i . to spend her vacaunn will) her parents. Mr and Mn ii.c. Conlte, Upper Prinro st.

Cyrus Macmillan was pro

5 d unanimously Ippmved u I new member of the Bull It was aISI) moved Ind jeconded

[Irwin and baby Dianne. Water- beam u V de

. v

,carnations and stephanotis.

Thoughts were (lottery at Ken 5 N . Calgary. Alberta 1'

‘edlan Players Foundatiuu, Mrs. ‘9

Our Lady oi Loretta Chapel, RCAF station iummersidc. was . rated i h bo ouets ol pennies and the guest pews marked with satin bt'tws.‘ tor the July 5. marriage at San-i dra Osborne Matthews, youngest daughter at Mr. and Mrs. John Allan Matthew ‘Learvtn Fly~

Montreal. Quebec. Rev. 1.5. SI oie perlornieti the ceremony.

Given in marriage by her ta. lher, the hritie wore a floor le Ell! slim Sheath DI Belgium b (‘3de satin Witch 1 M‘l): Silk laced peou de sole overshirt_ and train A silver petailed silk' rgsnra and satin rose held a tour tiered tulle fingertip veil. She earned I uquet ill whl cl

Alien Bureliill. Borden. was the matron M honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Anne L, Rumrcidt. Montreal, Quebec Miss Elizabeth Ramsay. singtori and the iunior brides. maid was Miss Karen Ann tiss- tings ilberton The matron ol honor and- bridesmaid: wore similar lioor length gowns oi spit blue organe. so over tallela with matching lloating panels trimmed and cdg- i on in a de irate French lace. i Their headresscs were matching. blue tatieta and organza bows, with tulle veils They clrried‘ bouquets or blue and wth car- nations The iunior bridesmaid wore a door length gown oi white peau de oie l-ler headdress was a white peaii de soie how with tulle veil i

no eritard Sinisi—is. st Baul~

a", Iamlnba. was best man

and F-L David nation. Dublin.

Ireland and PO Genrgr Dunn

vsa. Fredericton, NB. ushered the guests i For the reception at the O!!!- cers '\ s RC r tat‘uli. Slim- merside. the bride‘s mother re~

ce' ed wearing a sheath dress or pale green hrocadcd silk with, matching ischet. Rcr hat was a beige ween trInsynrent straw, and her accessories white she wore a corsage ol yellow to-

The bndagroom‘s mother wore

n petals.

- thus: I while linen sheath

.lie Illam

a simple dress at blue antique W H. silk with lllt of white silk organ.

" marks. spoke ol uie iudlviduI

F/O AND WE. WILLIAM NORMAN RUMFELD’I‘

Summerside R.C.A.F. Chapel Scene Of Summer Nup’iials

For I honeymonu Io CID: Cod ti. and Montrealv the bride

Mas

ii

mItching jacket. She Wore

whlbe Breton hat, with red 3 blue trliii and I red Corsage. 'l'lir newlyweds will reside

the Inmln Apts.. Summersidc

Out-ol-provlnoe guests included Aillsinn Mass. is spending bet-ling oiltcer William Norman Mr, and Mrs. Norman Rumieldt, t two weeks vacation with her‘Rul-nieldl, eldest son of Mr. and the grooms parents; in. Rohert Allnnce Mrs Charles Norman Rumleldt. Rumfeldt and Miss Anne Ru‘lli‘i- e

Ieldt. brother and sister at groom; Mr. Allan Matthews, ll titer of the hrid

‘el Alexanders. all (if \Inntrfldl

ma Miss Jean Cougiiian.

dertwn. MISS. Kingsb’tu'y. Green“ . r and Mr. and Mrs, Earl Maltll at Hamilton Onta ‘

re, and M

lMARY HAWORTH

Young Girl

widow with a very attract daughter, is. on only

Now she I! till-me mnntha llr nun! Ind Idmlts III: Inves boy but won't marry tllln as

,toid her he would marry Iler‘ only it he "had to," lie quit her in a hospital" Seek aid: coming around when he learn. But whom?

the was pregnant. i lost e

Ii t4) give his child I name

arrested an I

cal hills. Nor does she say a

thin: abnut my paying the hills, to, We live an my widow'l Peust Inl‘I just i

but amnebody Ilsa

barely mam

She Ia ex

Ind (eels very Ilene slnce d

lee] told lot her II ! could. She 383'! ”

out It

resort way, For hol. a}? BZIN [m sh! skewed quilted Calm velveteen jackets with brilliant, lDPulxutel: floral haltllems FO?‘ re! ere WEN balleriua- rm;

lenlfll skim tor beach or oo. .mwmm'flfi’mafi, Bil,“ "it home wear These had huge gels '

that subject by his Acceptance Dr Frank MEKinnon be Ippi'uv-

t‘d Iltr nilmisslnn I» membershlp.

t—’hi nlllltlll

omctric appliqued designs and w "$3153? fif'yvnk’ “w,” c with sweater-shape . '45- Ward, ' ' lell: litigant- (up! in check: or ' P" 5 Mrs ADS Gill. Ambrm 31.. MAT“!- “m” "53” is spending a law weekl with her Dennioue painted bis m, F'w i urawly designs on cottm: and in Calgary gm ailhierscy. interesting here was on, mi mum“ m m tile use oi long puilovers with ‘ ' ‘ m “u. matching straight sldrta These u- , n Mn [5". (m. take the place at the straight. u. Mm, .rgg Ammo. 5L ' tine-piece lhitt, e idea cum . . upArignililrcriitly1 In: om houm. pp. .id Mn. nasa airt, 'I‘rn- A new fungtcudo upl- valo a a s were ,N iiu in Mrs. - lit-mu lilii‘twtw‘oplace.'t‘ool in pm gamma; m; elallydevolopeiibyltohm mm. 1) omIn : F usl. M , fiat Pull! Ind John F . these had threequamr aleeval oivéhgrloayfim_ & Haas far mm Gmw edged with knotted hilh tonne. ars.Whilo'relatad totIII AVIIolf lilo Ihow pad Miss Thelma : barter ldt , . . :mm | :1}; top. in: one-‘p'i‘edcc fillnfl‘wefk to “lung: 3 as; us: calllolDlthamtunzldds III I new I EDI. F. It 9 in B I - ' elbow-laugh Iluz‘eds warplga - pm At ,ultcr a Which “"9 39W“! 9““ er. amoat. p t holiday with her pur- daned, lhmld; line b Thll . lie e Lair- 3%” “3:50;” I!!! lilhoue awed riefly n inlilklntnekeli Scott IIIW Inna . . n“ "sit? a... and o. ciM'i' L‘"‘l”“a€.';;‘:i“i..2.' "°"’ °"°"“°" mm" M wimp: II meta-n II - . muons loahlooa ago" Toto alter gigs munch-MIME: WWI all”!!! WI! 3"- A an, opting e— vu n In on I ' lurk“ 'hll'h lucked V-5.A- "not m vandal-fill iii lilacti lor level- In Hyde parts the was no Ileqvplglg .hin [nut at Mr. Ind Ih. WNW tin-u. short a tang w-uonwhoncanllyhnionim M short out More. lot ltnettheI-lemelnlull-di,CIII- no ram “g” ""':i mar. 3"“ IT: 'il'i's'uaev'i'lio‘: H 3 eat. l i - i “quip: m” Indhhwiletnlaynl.HI-. no but tit-s 'u Trico'o ' long-doom hiacr iron, with Annlmn To nuns or m sat-s- bodlcs diagonally crossed by m were no known aar- wmw" hands at on... it has a rid-.2011” roasts II oat-no t. “Mtiafifluu m “mmtmhuim.nlwhmsflmdni— ~“"'~"’"~

VII

. N.B.: Mr. Ririiaid tirii-

ews each with a winner and wider

Urgent Counsel Stressed Del! Mar: HIWM’M: I uni 5;“ m! tar nothing and threat. EI‘IIEI. ll'uli. Slit gets mysterious phone

Abaul I year ago she met and Icalia and has gone out several fell madly Ill luv: with I tum}

doesn‘t want to marry even ‘Ing to get rid of it.

Del site doesn‘t want me to take your any action. such as Iiavlli’: iirl out at her mind wtth shock,

statutory charge.lear. worry. heart break and or nompelled in pity her medl- lull

i9 lremeiy despoudent

so sorry loi- he i haveicoolx’ntz with her I would have the baby not going to have it lor i don't

She it very iiei'voul. screams

iWOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Beach Party At Stanhope W.I. Hosts Noted Guests

W MW” 0W "II ladle! of the Walt Weld Ind when! Road Inllitulfl on Ml! evening 01 hit week It I butch plrty.

Mi:- Gur— 0"

Bnmnd mm were . dl VInBeekhafl n! HnIIInd. lIA'IAnt d tn: A.C.W.W Mn. lumen hum. of NI- Ullill'lUr eminent of Mrs. Philip Muthason. who II in: the executive at the F.W.I.C.. also Attended. Humumm radial. nine: and a slag—sou under tile dir-

Dre

meet F.W.I.C.

were Mid and approved 11, ports or cnmmmen lollowed. hate it I diacliulon of beautification protect Ind pllnr were Hilde ta Itteud the (Ill-V trict ccnventioil It. St, Peters Mill Adl Arunld and Mrl Mnrlon Squires were Ipnamled ‘ to collect tor cancer tund WI MW '11 W" ”" The meeting closed by Ilntilh. m, "I! on“! .. Lunch Wll served by the hay less and committee in charg- Iiid I plenum noel-l hour lpeut . J. J. Perry invited the members to her hum Inf lli. July meeiiilfl.

IUS'I'ICO C. W. L.

'nlia meetinfl we: held hi tha parish hall Wednesday eveninz, July will will! . in it lid Gllllnt presiding. A Intel 01 14

["310]. ll. 1. Nine members and one visit. werc present at the June meeting held at tho homo ol Mrs. Stirling Mounties.

The meeting opened with the institute ode lollowod by roll call, eIcIl member bringing ruth lnlterill to he sent to the institute ottico [It a later

dlte. Minute: of prevtmu mum:

0cm 0! Mn. Flt. Emu, Mn.

Keith Dangle! Ind Mrs. Barry

Mneuuelillll. were held Irvqu

I boll-fire — the llnging Incom-

W MIDI Jenn BIT! an

guitar, Mrs. Vauncelsholr.

in comp-ity with Mn. Arnold Vrlendl. I! Went Cumin-d. I

vored the gathering with au old

DutAJh long in their native tan-

we.

The ladies then sat down to a luncheon. durina which Mrs. Von haelrhott related some In- teresting stories or her travels to the diltemit countries the has visited in her FIpncIty as world president and some amu lug incidents in her own person at lite.

Mrs norgerty. in her re~ ity ol eIch province and urged the ladies to take a personal pride in P. i, and boost oi its diversitied attractions.

Each oi the ladies. in the cou-

ol t talss. paid tribute to the men-Inlk. remarking that “without their support patience and understanding, wnuIdn't be possible lor us to accept the impossibility ol our positions. iwhlch enlalll In much travails ing and being away lrom our homes itir as long or three mon- ills at a I e."

Other speakers included Mrs. Mathesou. Mrs. Lorne MacMih‘ lan. president oi West Cove-I

ad W,l.. and Mrs, l-iul-l-y lairtl

.oi Covehead Road. “M while Mrs, Alvin MacLuuch- _ .lau maiden! ol Stauhope Mrw, I. expressed the pleasure Ind ‘lhrlll oi entertaining ruch ills- tinguished guests. P.E.I. w. 1 pins were pinned on the inter- national and national presidents h Pat llargan and Mrs. Ralph Carr. as a memento or their stay on P E I. Taking the president by lur-