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HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

Accepting the good wishes ofll.ife Membership in the organiz- many friends and rclriiive.-. with Ititin I pleasant humorous smile that Althiiugli slightly handicapped reflects inward peace and tran- as a result of a brtilti-n hiii .oincl quility Vlrs llenry Biirhoc cele- time ago. Mrs Hiirliiie motes! brated her 90th birtliday on Thursl about irei-Ii and with a keen day. .-lugust 29th. at Sunset Lodge min (1 that belies her advanced where she has been a guest sincelyears. enjoyed meeting her vist j last February. tors from city and country aiiill A most pleasing incident dur- reading upwards of one hiindrt-ti in: the afternoon uas the presen- . congratulatory cards. tclegrantsl tation of I hirthday cake by is land letters. delegation iif ladies representing Mrs Hurlioe was born at Alex- ilie ylissiiinary Society of Pown-pandra. P.E.i. on August :0, l8b7 l at United Clitirch. headed by Susan Jardine and has llll oiis, Mrs. Calvin Wood. Mrs. But'lioe.iKelse) anti 1-Illuootl Hurhoe re- vtho for tn a ny years was ti:siding in ('llLlI'llllltll0llIl and two Ililllmh SIIDDUFIEF and llllllnuldaughit-rs. Mrs l-Earle Balliiiii.l. worker tn the Society. has long Cross Roads and Mrs Hilda ')un- Injoyed the honour and status of lbrack. Wtiltham. Mass.

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Sanatorium Patients Are Remembered With Flowers

bert Frizzell. Mr. Arthur Sea- man. Mr. Harold Clay, Mrs. Alli- son West and Mrs. Arthur Trewin.

On August 'l3th. Parkdale W.l. Flower committee visited the Pro-

vincial Sanaiorium bringing I p bountiful quantity of garden! it was very heartening to note flowers. that the nnniber of bouquets rc-p

l . A bnuqiict accompanied Wllhl qtiired. has been reduced to such been nsmng relatives and mendsl give; in 30510", Many

I card bearing an appropriate an extent. from 150 in 195i to lit-l verse. was presented to each pat- lle more than half this ntimherl tent. in addition, the Juniors re- at the present time. bearing elo- ccited sally colored balloons. qucnt testimony in the progress.

'lIic minmittee was gracious being made by those who are la-t l) rt-i-i-iicd by the matron Miss bouring toward the elimination of Poirii.-r. and later Dr. I-'ound.ltubcrculo.s'is. Medical Superintendent of the. M.....M...... I San. exit-iiiied the apprecialionl of the staff and patients for this

i ' I COOK S CORNER brance.

.-t coffee break was mtich en-,MF-AT I-057 l jott-d oht-n Miss Poirier pour-l2 "7-V S1?-'!k ed and was assisted by staff nurii-l 1'2 cups bread crumbs i es Mrs-.' .i. L. Douglas and Mlsslz Pi-(l.'-S lbft-'IlNI Wflll Jenn Johnston. .1 large onion '

'l'lie committee consisted of W" 3m W99”- Mrs v. M. Hudson and Mrs. ul when mixed WM 1 We boil- F. Rodd. co-convent.-rs. Mrs. Hil- heri Friuell. Mrs. Harold Clay.

bake I hour in oven. i

Mrs. Arthur Trewin. Mrs. Alll- -m” to j '-

Ion West. Mrs. Horace Vessey. "ISTORIC GK0lP l Mrs. Fred Gallant, Mrs. Arthur The natitmal symphony ori-lies-. Seaman. Mrs. Fanny Bertram. mi of Turkey. now callel the

Miss Carol Hogan. Presidential Philharmonic. is I26- Cars were provided by Mr. Hll- years old.

HERE'S YOUR "SUCCESS" DRESS

lMt. ltlilwartl Road. entertained at

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Lena Camltne Ilcuin. It.nnII'I Editor. PIIII II

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Page 10 The Guardian

Sat. August 31, 1957

HAPPENINGS

Mrs. J. Walter Jones enter- tained at I buffet supper in honor of Miss Evelyn Henry, whose marriage takes place next Mon- day at Trinity United Church. Miss Henry was presented with I gift from her hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. William Dan son,l

Oitaua. are visiting Mrs Daw-. sun's iiiother. Mrs. J. Walteri Jones at l

Bunhury. i

Mrs. Percy Boys and Mrs B F. liroiin arrive by plane from: Australia this Saturday for the Bruun-llcury wedding. Mr Doug- las Brown arriied a week ago.

Miss Mirali l.ottg.iiiiih enter-. taitied Fri an evening in honor.

inf Miss f-.it-lyn Henry and her. Walsh, Mrs. Thelma Whitlock and

fiancee Mr. llouglas Brown of. "Bogiinda." .North Quecnslanrll Aiisiralia.

she hzid niirsingi

Nurses, iiith wlioni trained and other friends. held a shower in honor of tlisxs idvelyii licnry at Mrs. Daryl MlI('KOIIll('ih sunimer coi- tage i'i-ceiitly at Kcppnch .

Some of these friends had not seen each other for eight years and many happy and hiimorotis ini-itlcnts were recalled A Cras- well painting of Kcppiit-li itas pre- sented in Miss Henry to lithe with her to her future home in Aus- tralia.

A faintly party for Miss I-lie lyn llenigi iias held at Mrs. liar- old .llaclx'ie's. Matty lowly gifts were presented to the bride elect

Mr. and Mrs. .loliu Mai-liinis l

I! supper party on Ttiesday eve- ning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Love, whose marriage took place on the 2151 of August. Also present for the occasion were the l'?Illfl('.5 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard MacDonald and the bride's sister, Miss Marieditli MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips of: San Jiitin. Puerto Rico. wiio havcl in Siimiucrside and Charlotte- town left on return September 8th by boat from Halifax. for their home. Mr. Phil- lips will bc rt-iiiembcrcd by many people in Charlottetown as he was uith ilic Batik of Nova Scotia

led a position itith Altiminuiii and

Mrs. J. Marshall MacDonald. St. Albans Vermont. arrived in Charlottetown Tuesday for I brief visit to her mother, Mrs. A. L. Adams and sisters. Mrs. Edgar Doucetie and Mrs. Bert Cahill, Bishop St. She was called home on account of the serious illness of Mr. Cahill,

Mr. and Mrs. T. Grove Car- ttr of Vancouier are visiting in the City the guests of Mrs. W. A. Smith, Rochford Square.

The hostesses at the Charlotte- town Golf t'lub this Saturday af- ternoon are the following: Mrs. A l f re d Mai-Neill, Mrs. Jack Brown. Miss Jane Giddings, Mrs. W. F) Scaiitlebury. Miss Ann

Mrs. L. W. Killoran.

Mr Halph Smith. llepartini;-iii of National llevenue. Sudbury. Ontario. and Mrs Smith are the guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. H l.. Smith. Rocliford Street

The), have Thursday m spend - lqllifssg vllllll -litiilt IBM-.s'l.Ks-ll hzisi few days m Hamax bemre reg. Vt t in oiilita to utitpl it pos- ition in llli' Hosciiioiiiit lfl;1ll

turnin home. . E School as ti iiiii-tr spevitilixi Shel

will be t'issiici.'ilt'tl with Mr. (iii- ford Mitchell. supervisor of Pru-y testzint schools in Montreal.

Miss lliisot-ll is an Assot-i.'iie in Music oi the Mt. .-'tllisoii coii-p servaioigv of Music She iiitiizii in Parrsboro. VS.. then conic to the Queen Charlotte High School vtlierc she has had an oulstaiid ing recortl In licr first yv:ii"s tencliing lll ('li:.ti'lottt-tiiuii shi- two the tliri-c sliicltls for liiplicstl average in City scliools. Hat-ii

Mr. and Mrs. l-Edward l-'icld hate returned to their home in Leverciie, Mass. after spend- ing holidays at their cottage at (Iheltnn Beach.

Mr. Keith Jelly who foi' sucr- al years has been chief industrial engineer with Brown to, Bei'liii. Ni-ii llainpsliire. lcft Berlin with his fiiiiiily Wcdiiestlay fur l.uiiis- iana nliere Mr. .le'lly has accept-

LEFT FOR MONTREAL

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ycar Miss Bosucll has carried of thc lleinlliiian shield for West Ki-nl Stliool

Aloiii: unit the regular school iniisic Miss Boswell each year fi-aiiiri-ti opcrcttas.

Miss Bosiicll plans further study in Montreal. spec-.'iliIii::; in pipe orctiii and choral Sln,,:lIIf.!. llv iiti-st-il in

She iiill be gr;-' tlic inti.sical anti social life of the i-oniiiiiinily in her pupils. she

inspircd a great interest in mus- ic us ucll its a pi-rsoiiai lovnlty. anti love. llcr career and fiiturel litippincss uill be t.i!t-Iiczl ii'ith'- llH(fI'(lSI.- Photo by ('-sasuell.

Chemical Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Jelly will make their home in Baton Rouge the state capital. L

Mr. Jelly is the son of Mr. and ' ' Mrs. Braden Jelly, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. George Schur- man. Moncton. B.. have re- turned home I f te r spending I few days with the farmer's mo- ther, Mrs. Clayton Schurman.

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A quiet wedding was soleiniul-i ed at istis-zarti Atoiiiie .V.lll'. Cari gary, Alberta. on July '.!7lli at 9 p.ni. when Rev. A. T. Bell united

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ramsay in nitirrizii.:c KllZHl)0lll Ann llcl-

anl son Ronnie. are visiting rcla- en. eldest daiighti-r oi Mr and, Mrs. l. D. l.tini.'lii'en of Hull.

Quebec and Kcnnclli Ray llliilliii.

Mrs. A. A. Lockhart has re- son of Mr. and Mrs. I-Iilitiirti

turned to her home in Summcr- Millman of Albei-ion P. . Slde. Bfttr visiting her iion, Mr. The bride. who was given in

Frank Lockhart, who is the Unit- marriage by Mr. Fruiik Stroiiil.

ing the mission field betueen gown of white lot-c ovi-r satin.

here Alld coiitiiiiied in his ca- reer with the bunk in Puerto Rico-

Rev. Douglas H Slierren,l Sht'l'l'l'll. llicliticl. Paul anli Lynne. nl (liiysboroiigli. N 83. who. were visiting Mr. Shcrrcn's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. (lcorge PI. Shi.-i'i't-ti. 19 l-lrigiitiin Sliorc. liaie returned to Nova Scoiia.

The Mrs

anti Sister

Jean the SIMEI1 l

A no Hyiiitirtl of

Sister Mary

in water over the iiiixliire. and of ('liarity. left Tliursdiiy iiiorn- SP0" "19 Slimmer h0ll-'ll)'l

in: for Bcrmiitlti. En route may will visit at the Academy of the Assuinption. Welleslcy H i l l 5. Mass.. before leaving by plane: for Bermuda. uhc-re they are cni the teaching staff at .Vlt. St. Ag- nes Academy, Hamilton. Bermu- da.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Clarke have returned to their home int Providence R I.. after vis-ting Mrs. (llarkt-"s hroihnr-in-law ai.dl sister. Mr. iinl Mrs. .'-Ilmer Plon- chard. Highland Avenue.

Mr and Mrs. E. C. Blanchard.- Hlxflldlllfl Ave. had as ll'It'lI' re- cent gticsts. Mrs. Hlanchartfs fa-l llier, Mr. .lohn R. Doyle. also- Mrii. R. L. Kenny. Medford. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Doyle and diiughler Linda. Toronto.l Miss Stella Doyle. Boston, Mass... and Mrs. Ray Handrahan, Tig-. nisli.

Dr. Kilmer MacMillan of Cin- cinnati. Ohio. iit spending his holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacMillIn.

Mrs. .lIr-k Lailey uccompanicdi by her two sons Grant and Pauli have returned to Toronto. They had been spending the summer with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank MIcMillIn. Filyroy Street.

Mn M Schiiffe Van de Velde, the mother of Mrs ('liflord Birt. Mount Edward. left Friday morn- ing by plane for Holland. after spending the summer months with her children Ind grandchil- dren.

Mr and Vfrs Austin Kennedy and daughter Aiislinn have been on I extended visit to Mr. Ken- nedy's brother in Toronto and relatives in Bmton. They also cal ed on Mr and Mrs. L. W. Roper. Dundn. llntarin.

Miss Esther Johnston and Mr! J I in e it Baldwin entertained It dinner last week It the Charlotte- town Hotel. Their guest o' honor was Miss Msry Murnaghan whose mIrriIge mites place September 2nd It St. Dunstan": Basilica. The hostesses presented Miss Minn- KIII Vllh I piece If Wedgwood.

Mr. Alfred J. Brown. Deport- meni of .VItionIl Defence. om- Iccoinpanied by

uiiqe. Iurati. or one of the new twoedy

Printed Pattern M267 is IvIiI- Miner Bill! to. i2. i4.' . requires of I-lueh fabric. jacket

. tarmei-Iy Marion Roddl left on return lust week after I pleasant lioliif-Iy visiting with Mrs. Brown'I sister. Mn. Stanley Ytriinker, Wluelee. Illa her brother. Mr. Preetoe Rodd Ied Mn. Rodd. Ihrriutou.

ed Church student minister serv- was attired in a biillcriiia icoclli U

Plaster Rock. N 3.. and the Rlf- with miitcliiiig bolt-rti. iiiitl loin: ey Brook district for the suinnicrl slci-vi-s tlitii ttipcrctl to points oi- months. er Iier hainds. llcr liiiuvrlip vcil ; of Itille illusion wits held in placi-

Mr. and Mrs. Joliiiiiy ('ari'oll by a coronct stiiiltii-ti uitli sci-il and son left Suiiimcrside Friday pearls. and she carried it ci cuilc, morlllnl 701' "191!" Mm? In Mal- bouquet of red and white roscs. den. Mass. I Her only jcvti-lli-ry was I pi-arll necklace anti nuitcliiiig earriiiibli

Mr. and Mrs Clair-tire Me-i'cer' and children. l).ivid end C.ir'.l.l arrived home his weekend fronii Victoria. B.C., ivnt-re tl.ey have

Newport May

Mr. and Mrs. George Waikcr of Kentville. N.S.. have bee.i tliel iziiests of Mr. Walker” purcrl.s.I Mr. and Mrs. ."2r.icst Walker. Vic- toria Road. Stimmersidr.

By SAl'l. PETT Ni-2Wlll)ll'l'. R. 1. AA!" ll ha.- becn tlic priii-ticc of uriti-rs iiiori- The haste".-5 gt the sum"-.p.-. sophisticated llltln this one to fly side Golf and t'oii-i'-ry Cliibtotlziy to .Veu'il0l'l- 10 -bill” ”"' W” Isatiirdayi will be Mrs. Am-.-lia-bri-ive. to hold up ii lca crtiinpci Larkins iconvenerl. Mrs. Iii-nef and see the tiny ll criiiiihlcs and Dickie, Mrs. '-Ilaine iio"rison.fthcn. eycs nioist viith crocoililt- Mrs. Edythe Dodds. Mrs. Dorls.tear. to ciiinposc it rciiiiieiu toi-

Wedding Is Solemnizecl

But Is Still Impressive

hren

a L'lll of the groom.

Miss Norma Piilmcr was mail of honor. She wore I ballerina length gown of blue net over taf- feta with mulching bolero. mills and lieziddrcss. anti carried I ittisi-gay of pink and uhite tiiiiins.

Miss lrcni- lltill. as britlcsiinuid. wore a ballerina length -:own of blue not over taffeta with mulch- mg holi-to. units and lieudilrt-ss and CulTl('(l a nost-gay a' blue and ivliitc iuiiiiis.

Mr Hiidy Krisi-o has best mzin.

l-iollouiiig tlic cert-iiiocv a re- ci-pliiiii iiqis ll('lll at the l)omin- iiiii lllIit'l and l:ii4-r at the resi- dciirc of Mrs. I). Viiii Kt-iiiipi-ma.

Mr. and lira Milliiizin will reside in ('.il;.v.iry wlicic the groom is ciiiployi-Ll with the Can- adian Pacific R.'IlllLl)'.

Have Declined-

ELLEN'S DIARY

Grain & Roots Did We" Even With Little Rain

Content the week went to rest. A little weary. we fancied but smiling it bedded in the bright drlperies of the sunset-wrapped the brilliant banners in I Iay eoverlet Ibout Ind in peace by down to enjoy pleasant dreams.

"books I; though this weather may continue: for another day. There's not much sign of rain in tint sunset I'd Iuy ”JIlnee line- bond of ours noted. drawing up I stout lolntweed and shaking the earth from its roots before leaving it to lie between the rows of mangels that this time by hand were being rid of weeds.

How dry the earth was under- foot. Thirsty. And across the stream from us dust lingering bright above it in the afterlighi. marked the course of tb e road- way.

”A strange Summer" be com- mented "so little rain. I wonder the grain and roots did so well. Not I had stand of mangels these. And Ive been noticing there's quite a promising catch of clover in the fields seeded

doun.' Sounds marked the breathless ltillness: childrens' voices It

play-young and happy in their pre-bedtime romps. Somewhere over the fields .a dog. maybe re- turning his inaster's cons to the fields barked sharply in it last- ing echo. and from the direction of the highway out over the hill came the steady weekend wash of passing machines.

This was. it came to mind. I different evening to other worka- day ones. this which sent the week off to rest. The pleasnt fore- shadow of Sunday lent an ex- quisite peace to the hour.

Peace - we medilated

in tlie'

word as we tried to match .ian1cs' pace along the rows. There were In many kinds Ind degrees. . . of body. and spirit. and surround-

. non was that "peace which puueth under-Itnndfag" which when spoken of. in to feel it In I restful Ind permeating flood over new and Cliurcli-aisle or some little sanctuary of home.

There was. we remembered. peace sought and peace bestowed in Scripture - Ind peace prom- ised and peace denied. And the earthy peace, hushed Ind serene in I foretaste of Heaven. of a Summer evening like this which blessed our world about.

"We'll take our time" James offered. "There's another week coming", he smiled.

But now all work of week past, friends idle for ”sunday' we are home to ttlie lit hearth. "Every- where we think the weekend turns faces and thoughts to- wards home, when the dusky shades of evening deepen and velvet shadows drape valley and hill. Of "Evening" one says: "Now all things to their own are

come Drawn by thoughts of love and

rest To the lit hearth. the sheltered

cove. The hive. the burrow. and the nest. Now petals of the wayside weed Fold inward. and the suns keen

eye Closes beneath I brilliant lid, Of rose-and-saffron colored sky. While shyly like a girl to trysl Half-hesitant. half-proud. The young moon climbs the dusk To pace her parapet of sky."

Until Tuesday -- - - Diary - Goodnight. . . . .

Prince ls Married To Beautiful. London Model

GI-INI-IVA. Switzerland IReii- terst - Prince Sadruddin. 24,. younger son of the late Aga Khan and Nina Dyer. 27. former Lon-l don model, will be married 'IC civil and religious ceremoniesl Aug. 27. it was announced beret Tuesday.

The civil ceremony will be per. formed in the morning by the rnavor of Collogne - Bellerive. I

lakeside village Ind residentiall

LAKE VERDE WJ.

Mrs. Raymond Wood entei'i:iiiicii the members of the Lake Verde Women's Institute at her home on Wednesday night. August 14. 1951. Mrs. Harry Kelly. president. open ed the meeting with the readinlt of the CFEEU. Seven members and one visitor answered roll call with I.In article for ilrab bag.

The minutes of the previous- mcetinu ucre read. approved and signed. Sick committee reported one call. it was decided to mac! It the home of Mrs. Hurry Kelly

"Wakcliurst." I stone mansion modelled after an English castle.

district juIt outside Geiieva.

The religious ceremony will be performed immediately after- wards in the Chateau de Baller- ive. the official residence of Prince Sadruddln. by two dignit- aries of the Shin Ismalli Moslem community from Paris.

Only 29 relatives and close friends will attend die wedding. postponed once because of the death of the Aga Khan on July it.

on August 21, to pack woolens for shipment.

The next meeting will be held It the home of Mrs. In Red- mond. Roll call to be answered by I contest. On motion the meeting adjourned. Collection I- mounted to 31.20 During I pleasant social hour thf

Miu Norma Gallant. daugiim of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gal. ion: of Bloomfield Station. will be among the 96 students to tag graduated from the Catherine La- boure School of Nursing on Sun.

day afternoon. September 1.. The ceremony at which His iii. cellency, Bishop Eric F. Mat-Ken. zle. D.D., will preside will be held at 300 p.m. at the John Hancock Hall.

The graduation exercises are climaxing a busy Commencement Week for the senior class vtliicli will include social as well as xfilr itual activities. Rev. Joseph Kt-cit C.M.. will conducted a Retrcai for the graduates on Tucsilay Ind Wednesday. On Thursday. the cl; plans an outing at Duxbiiry Beach. The Senior Promenade Ind Buffet will be held at Dream wold on Friday evening. The par- ents of the graduates will be 'lII guests of the class on Satur.i.tv evening at I social in the Arch- bishop Cushing Auditorium.

Graduation day will cominciii-I with Holy Mass and Communioit at the Archdiocesan Television Studio followed by a Communion Breakfast at which the studciiit will be presented their pins by Sister Winifred, Director.

The Catherine Labourer": School of Nursing is New England's first central school of nursing. 1liI students receive clinical exper- ience at Carney and St. Margar- et's Hospitals in Dorchestcr at well as St. John's Hospital in l.o- well. all three of which cooperate in offering their combined flt'Il- ities for educsting student nurses.

hostess. served I delicious lunch. assisted by Mrs. Francis Kelly Iii Miss Teresa Curley. FAMOUS TIDES

"rides in the Bay of Fundy. among the world's highest. mm rise and fall as much In 53 feet.

CAREER

BARBERS - HAIR- DRESSERS WANTED

Learn these Trades It

it but leaded glIss windows, priceless Dutch masters lighted by candles. and room: filled with growing orchids.

THE PROPER WAY

mask and carved Italian panell- ing. ornate Sl.'ltlIRl')' and family portraits. lives Miss Edith Wei i niorc ll'i'. L

The last of hcr linc. Miss Wet- niorc lives alone in the house It- . ii-ntli-ti in ii sitifi of I5 Because of lIf'l' uiluiiii-cd tigc. she Spends Iniisl of lit-r tune in her rooms. She (l('it'PlI(lS oi-czisiiintilly for niculs or to work ll J'iL'saw puzzle

The mlstresii of Wnkehut-st re-l centiy entertained 00 for dinner; honoring Capt. Alnn Vllliers of. the Mayflower II. On arrival each male guest was handed I discreet card by the butler telling! him which iIdy to escort in to! dinner.

Newport still has many varied! signs of the convenience and oc-I cairlonsl taprlcioiisneu of great. wealth, despite high taxeit. l