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Mr. and Mrs. J. Adrien Gallantjof Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallant, @ollowing their recent marriage| Urbainville, and the groom is the
at St. James Church, Egmont ah i Bay. The bride -is the former|°® % Mrs. Philip Gallant and
Marie Eunice Gallant, daughter|the late Mr. Gallant of Piusville.|
ELLEN’S DIARY
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Tuesday by car for Ontario. Miss Mutch has been posted to Brock- — Ont. as Nurse-in-charge of
— i of Nurses branch, 5 utch and Mrs. MacKinley will visit friends in Brockvill and Ottawa \and Mrs. MacKinley’s daughter, Mrs. Lewis MacFadyen and Dr. MacFadyen in Kingston. Miss MacSwain is en
up residence.
East Royalty and Miss Helen McInnis, R.N., of Charlottetown left by plane Monday morning for Brockton, Mass., where they have accopted positions at the Brockton General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Mac- Rae, Vernon, P. E. I. left by
day with their daughter and son- intJaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jennings B. Mabry, Atlanta, Georgia.
Miss Doris Carruthers, Augus- tine Cove, left_over the week-end for Sackville, N:B.- where she
Home Coming Sunday. Is
by| a month, between. the hours of 9
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The minutes of the last meet- ing were read and approved. The treasurer's report showed a/| balance of $650.65 after all bills were paid.
Father McCarthy then address- ed the meeting. He spoke words of praise to the new president, Mrs. Flood, for her wonderful leadership. He also spoke on “Night Adoration in the Home.” This is an hour of adoration once
At this theme there was an in- termission for viewing the Royal Visit, on T.V. Next meeting is invited to the
p.m, and 6'a.m. He urged mem- bers to spend one hour in-prayer once-a-month before a picture or statue of the Sacred Heart.
The’ conveners present gave their reports. Mrs. Walter Coady
roll call. The number present was eight. Meeting closed with the National Anthem. Recepits for the evening was %.00. Lunch
was served by hostess, assisted
| Wasi appointed convener of educ- by Mrs. Kermit Bruce.
the different visits to places that| ation, A spiritual bouquet was are famous in the history of} filled out by members present Winnipeg. The president extend-|foi the spiritual welfare of Mrs.
roqte to Calgary, Alberta to take
Miss Helen Walsh, R.N. of}
plane to spend a three week holi-|
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rogers returned from their honeymoon trip and were guests this week of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Cairns, Summer- side East, previous to their tak- ing up residence in Charlotte- town.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schur- man returned Friday to their home in Summmerside after a vacation trip, visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. B. V. DiSorio, in Utica, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Hogg in Stamford, Connec- ticut; and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wortley (Enid Lockhart) in Tor- onto, _
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Russell of Minto, N.B., spent the week- ‘end in Summerside, guests of the
rison, and Mr. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waite,
Sr. returned to their home in Summerside on Friday after -a
\former’s niece, Mrs. D. R. Mor- |
———Observed. At Notre Dame 7 Coming Sunday was ob-|ther St. Helen of the lith Bien- \ |served by the members of the|nia! Convention of the Canadian . ~ |Notre Dame Alumnae on Sunday,| Federation of Catholie Convent , , September 27th at 7.30 p.m. The| Alumnae which met in Winnipeg ax — ct Pag tee MacDon- — ay gg of ge ont Mo- 3 , conducted business meet- St. en broug! ka The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Sept. 30, 1959 15 | ing which opened with prayer by| glowing account of the Confer- , Rev. Mother 5 ence which she attended as a de a aia: aha The secretary read the minu-jlegate in company with Mother : tes of the last general meeting|St. Margaret of Paray of Souris HAPPENINGS and the report of the treasurer;Convent, who chaired one. of the . was given by Mrs. Dennis Dowl-| panel discussions on ‘Education , Pears .| ing. Rev. Sister St. Mary Honora,|and the Lay Apostolate.”” This Saar ick a Rens eiGaie ad wae oon , gave an ng re-|vention and was i a? Se Duplicate Mrs, John Walker entertained|port‘on her summer course in| Archbishop Pocock in his opening — = their weekly|at her home in Summerside 00/ Piano Pedagogy which was given|address as “A Layman doing game Chariottetow m Hotel) Wednesday evening honoring Mrs/| at Alexandria, Ontario, under the|Christ’s work’.. The theme was clipe wc | evening. Eleven tab-| Jack Simpson with a “baby show-| leadership of Earl Moss. further developed each day by re eee wo members/er” previous to her departure for} Continuing the business ‘part of|the various speakers. Halifax Budge Club were Fredericton, N.B. The many lov- | the meeting the president an-| Mother St. Helen gave a vivid ne visitors ate SNe diy gifts were opened by the|mounced that the Autumn Teajaccount of the various meetings a Gan ans Ge : “| guest of honor and the hostess|would be held on October 2%4th.|and also told how she enjoyed Goss Clifford MacDon-| yas assisted in serving by Mrs.|She also ‘asked that each mem- ald, 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin E. John ‘Alan MacFarlane ber purchase one box of the Fe- ee " ae = s - deration Christmas cards. MacM 1 . ) . ga ‘ It was moved by Mrs. Rayjed the thanks of the meeting, to % of 2nd. Mrs. King and Mrs. Hines.| Miss Marjorie Irelatd of S”ur.(Praught and seconded by Mrs.|Mother for her interesting ad- Miss Isabel Mutch. Mrs _ sid Mitchell MacDonald that a sil-| dress. pe z . Edi-| ville, N.S. where she will be ale service for the use of the - on Mutch, Mrs. Bruce MacKin-| student at Acadia University, hav-| Sisters and the Alumnae be| “@r the meeting lunch was ley, North River and Miss Joyce|ing been awarded two scholar-| purchased during the year served in the Home Economics MacSwain, Charlottetown, |e ft! ships. The high light of the evening|toom by the members of the ex-
was the report given by Rev. Mo-' ecutive. IDA BAILEY ALLEN -
These Youths Worked For Their Big Dance
The glamorous main ballroom;this one, curfew !s at 11:30.” itf the new Sheraton-Dallas Hotel,| As the last dance ended, the exquisitely -decorated with flow-|fatherslined up to drive the teen- ers and greenery, wag literally} agers home. radiant with hundreds of girls | MONDAY DINNER and boys from the Garland High} Tomato. Aspic Saladettes School, attending their first Jun-| Broiled Lobster Tails Maitre d’
for-Senior banquet and dance. or \ LOVELY SIGHT Mushroom-Lobster Newburg- What a lovely sigit they offered | on-Toast
gorgeous gowns, the enraptured'Corn Kernels with Green Beans
youngsters merged with the glit-' Cornmeal Gingerbread
ter of their own evening! |Hot_or Iced Coffee Tea Milk The gallery of the ballroom, Measurements are level; reci-
was filled with spectators, par-| pes for 6 ..
ents and teachers who had | Cornmeal Gingerbread: Sift to-
J.J. ‘Murray, who was seriously ill in hospital. ‘
It was moved and seconded ; that $14.00 be voted for prizes for Catechism to be given. on Cate- chetical Sunday, September 27th. Five bottles of cod liver vil tab- lets were ordered from the Red Cross. It was voted that two high masses be said, one for the living and one for the deceased mem- bers of the C.W.L.
Plans were finalized for the chicken supper which is to be) held Monday, September 2ist. One decade of the rosary was said by the members for ‘the return of lapsed Catholics to the | practice of their faith’.
Their being no further business
close by the act of consecration ito the Blessed: Virgin Mary.
SOUTH LAKE W.I.
the meeting was brought to a),
The September meeting of the South Lake W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Alvin McDonald, presi- dent. Meeting opened by singing Institute ode, followed by roll call. :
Minutes were read and the sec- retary reported four new ‘desks and chairs had arrived and were placed in school. Correspondence was read and various items of business were discussed. Collec- tions are to be made for Cancer
The next meeting will be held
Fund. swered with ‘‘my earliest recol- It was voted that ten dollars | con... oF my eldest small pee: for swimming classes be paid. It; The busin meet- was decided to. hold a -pantry | ing closed win the National An- sale in Souris. them. Lunch was served by the Articles of clothing to be hand-| committee im charge assisted by
ed in at next meeting for Uni-; the hostess and a social hour
tarian Relief, as an answer to, enjoyed by all.
roll eall. Next meeting is invited to the,
home of Mrs. Kermit Bruce, The |
meeting closed with the Nation-
al Anthem. Receipts for the eve- |
was
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The August
meeting of the | with their_beauty of youth, the) Heated Potato Straws (canned) | South Lake W.I. met at the home the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Al- of Mrs. Norman Bruce, president i fred Fisher. - |
ning amounted to $1.50. A dainty inch was served by)
REPRINTS |
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of local pictures | that appear in the
guided the students_in making arrangements, all proud because
gether 1'2 ¢. presifted enriched flour, l'2 tsp. powdered ginger, *4
Merchant's Wagon Boon To
-Farmwife Of
The merchant's wagon of a re- membered reddish hue was more
* _imposing than that of the tinman
though on account of its familiar lines a trifle less intriguing to us, nevertheless also possessed of a fare charm. :
Driven, managed by a son of that village-store, we that lived close by knew so well, and setting forth on its route through the countryside in the fresh of a sum- mery morning it opened out a mew week to us. And as surely its return gave us that pleasant foreshadowing peace of week's- end. 5
Empty egg-crates were ranged
on top the conveyance and sev- eral brooms were at the ‘‘mast-
head’’ when the faithful horse bore it away, laden with groceries and
other supplies to be a boon to the | farmwife who lived at any dis-!
tance from a shop.
Homing, it disclosed to the eager curious gaze of the children gathered about an air of bareness within. Maybe only a lone broom of the number carried away re-
-mained. And also in proof of «brisk business, the crates were weighted that were lifted down carefully to the store-platform, containing as they did dozens of the nature-sweet eggs received in most instances in exchange for
Former Years
and little-known trails.
“How are you Ellen?” he would query in his somewhat boyish tones, busying himself unloading his van while our young company looked on at a respectful distance.
will resume her studies at Mt./month’s visit with relatives in
Allison University after a year’s) West Brook and Portland, Maine
absence. \
. | Mrs. Hazen Hogg and. children, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Grant left Karen and Susan, returned this
on Friday for Toronto, Ontario) weey to their home in Charlotte-
the youngsters themselves had worked one-and-all to finance the entire project. * WORKED FOR IT
tsp. powdered cinnamon, ‘2 tsp. powdered mace, 1 c. enriched cornmeal, *4 tsp. baking soda, 2 tsp. baking powder and 1 tsp.
iy
after spending three weeks holi-'i,.. after visitin ‘ : ; ; i visiting the former's daying with Mrs.~ Grant's par-! and Mrs. Wyman
i ts, Mr. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macln-|Pairns. ane Fside East. jnis, Morell. : ee
The reguiar meeting of the) Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston
“Well,” we would manage out of our shyness, eyes cast down to our bare summer-toes.
“How well?” he would continue teasingly.
“Quite well” we would reply primly.
“And that’? he would comment with a half-grin, mind centered on his work “is not a bad way to be.”
“Now who is that man?’ we wondered catching sight of a
summer amid childhood's scen- nes. He presently came by where we were. : | ~“How are you, Ellen?” he in- quired.
. At his voice, in a flash we were a tittle barefoot maid again, standing agog with other young- sters of the corner on a golden |Saturday evening of a summer \long gone, on the old store-plat- form watching a boy unload his peddling wagon after his week abroad.
“Quite well!’ we replied and chuckled. | Out of our childhood too, other |
stranger at a gathering of last!
Holy Redeemer Parish Council of | returned Friday to their home in ithe C. W. L. was held on Septem-|Summerside after visiting in iber 14th, at the Community Fredericton, guests of the for- | Centre. Mrs, John A. MacDonald,|™er’s brother, Mr. Blair John- ‘president, opened the meeting with | Ston and family; and in Campbell- | prayer and also gave a very in-| ton, N.B. with the former's sis- \teresting report from the conven-|ter, Mrs. Sherman Parlee, and |tion held in Summerside. Minut-| Mr. Parlee. ‘es of the previous meeting were} ; ona ant aduated cman | L. A. C. and Mrs. Gerald Reid ‘dence consisted of ‘acknowledge-, 2¢companied by the latier’s mo- |ment cards, minutes of the Pro-|ther, Mrs. Barbara Doyle of jvineial convention, also a letter Moncton, N.B. were week-end from the Canadian Red Cross.| guests of Sgt. and Mrs. J. M. | The treasurer’ reported a substan- Doyle, Summerside. 'tial bank balance with all bills) |paid, and 303 paid yp members.| Mr. Malcolm Palmer, B.A., left | Thirteen weddings and four ban- Summerside last week for Aca- |quets were catered to during the dia University, where he will con- summer months. Plans were (tinue his studies for a Master's ' _ made to cater to the home cook-| Degree. ‘ing booth at the Charlottetown |Hospital Bazaar. It was decided at a previous meeting to pur- chase a banner for the Holy Re-| ideemer subdivision. The meet- ing closed with the league i er. |
Summerside accompanied by the latter's mother, Mrs. Elwood MacEachern of Summerside, left Saturday for a visit to- Somer- ville, Mass.
fsh Council who were very in- structive, and greatly encouraged
GLEN VALLEY WI.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Warren of read her financial report and | cooked
‘It didn’t just happer\” a salt. i father remarked ‘to me. “It was, Beat 1 egg light; add % e. 8557 SHOP. CO-OP the result of months of hard brown sugar. Stir thoroughly. en “IT PAYS” work to raise money. Six months| Add '» c, dark molasses, 34 ¢. ago the youngsters organized an buttermilk and ‘2 ¢. melted but- ‘i — nn
\old-paper drive and” collected, | ter or margarine. bundled and sold old newspapers.| Make a \This is what paid the ticket om dients. Stir in liquid mixture. the Junior-Senior Prom. Oil 6" by 11" cake pan; dust ‘Here in Texas we believe chil- with cornmeal. Pour in batter. dren must stand on their own feet’ Bake 35 min. in moderately hot and learn the value of money by oven, 375 to 400 degrees F., or earning it. We believe in discip- until wooden pick inserted near
line, too. Even at a big night like center comes out clean. Ih FIVE STRING ear
Serve warm ‘as is’ or with e | MORELL C.W.L. lemon sauce; or cold, topped | | The September meeting of 1it-| With whippedecream. and crystal) = jill] jtle Flower Parish Council of C . ginger. : : i : | W.L. was held September 20th at ourtesy Texas Agricultural iit | {8 p.m. Rev. E. Robin opened the Extension Service.) || 2 LB, MIXED ' meeting with league prayer. The CHEF'S MUSHROOM-LOBSTER il \ president. Mrs. Someried Kelly) NEWBURG HI hod chaired*the meeting. | Turn contents 2 (10 oz.) cans | j. Minutes of last meeting and Jobster Newburg into double \ jroll call were read by the sec-|poiler top. Add * \13 oz.) can i retary Mrs. Frank Dunn. Cor- Jobster bisque soup; stir in % c. respondence received was read oropam. | LAMB'S
and bili for altar felt was pre-|
9 1 ) ich- sented. Treasurer Mrs. J.B. Jay Add 2 (4% oz.) cans dark rich
jflavored canned mushrooms jn butter, cut profile-style and in ‘smal! pieces.
Heat 12 min. over hot water;
|reported $283.02 in bank, $750 on hand, Reports from var ous con-| veners were heard. Ways and ie sciaiaihiinati means of increasing funds were *T occasionally.
discussed by all members. Serve on de - crusted halved
It was moved by Mrs. William Slices of toast.
Aylward and seconded by Mrs.' Garnish with minced parsley. |J.B. McGrath to ho!d the annual ~ : CEE eae bazaar and card party on Oc-
“well” in dry ingre-
of course we deliver.
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The Glen Valley W.I. met on
| vans we remember.
goods sold. And the boy? It seem-| “‘\ntit tomorrow—Diary—Good-
choosing not to explore lengthy | six persons were killed by Alger-
rivers by canoe adventured rath-| ian insurgents in an attack Thurs- er over land. And accordingly in| day on a French convoy near Af-| bers.
the interval of days since he haq| lou, about 190 miles south of here, set out, had been blazing lonely | French military sources said.
iSeptember 2nd at the home of \Mrs. Norman MacDonald and Mrs. Edward MacDonald. The president presided and the meet- ‘ing opened with the ode, follow- led by the creed in unison. Roll call was answered by ten mem- There were two visitors present.
Minutes were read and signed.
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_ CURLEY - GALLANT WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Curley! Gallant, daughter of Mr. and following their marriage which|Mrs. Emile Gallant of Tignish, took place at St. Helen’s Church,| P.E.1., and the groom is the son Toronto, Ontario, recently; The of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Curley,
= it was decided to send to Eat-
: for school.
3 | Edward MacDonald and Mrs. | Alton MacLean; school, Mrs, Ed-
roll call will be answered with
a ing and called on the Reverend | ‘ | Director prayer. Minutes of last meeting
Mrs. Alton MacLean and Miss Anna MacDonald volunteered to canvas district for cancer fund.
|on’s and Simpson's for remnants. | It was voted that a bill for $9.73 | for paint for school be paid: It was also voted that another bill for $1.50 be paid.
The school committee ~ report- led that towels etc., were needed
The following committees were ‘appointed for the month, sick 'Mrs. Cyrus Martin and Mrs | Stirling MacLean; program, Mrs.
ward MacDonald. Mrs. Allan MacDowell invited members for next meeting when
an article for’ an auction sale. Collection for the evening was 385 cents.
Meeting closed by singing Good Night Ladies. Miss Anna Mac- Donald was organist. A delicious lunch was served by the host- esses, assisted by Miss MacDon- ald.
SEVEN MILE BAY C.W.L.
The members of St. Peters’ Parish Council, Seven Mile Bay, met in the vestry of the church’ for their September meeting with an attendance of eighteen mem- bers.
The president opened the meet-| the
to . recite league |
received and it was decided it be read at the next meeting.
made for flowers for the altar for the following month. The lad- ies volunteered to scrub, and wax
he members ta break up into tober 19. Mrs. Frank Dunn was units. They were loud in their/ appointed to attend as a dele- praise of unit work and stated! gate to annual T.B. meeting to membership was one hundred per | be held in Charlottetown Oct Ist. icent in their parish council. A very interesting report of
It was decided to call an exe-'the Provincial Convention was cutive meeting to, divide the given by the president Mrs. Kel- ,Parish council before next month-'jy and she urged prayers of all | ly_meeting. . |members for the theme of the The president thanked the vis-| annual convention, also asked for iting members for their attend) more subscriptions to League |
ance at the meeting. The Rev-| Magazine.
erend director urged the forming| The meeting welcomed a new of units in the parish council and member Mrs. Emmett MacDon- thanked both lIgdies for— their aid.
contribution to the meeting. The; In conclusion, Rev. Fr. Robin. meeting closed with the act of addressed the members § and
;consecration to the B.V, Mary. | strongly urgeg all women to join the C.W.L. and suggested a drive be arranged in the parish until membership was, 100 percent. He |spoke on educat) and stressed the need ss clubs and to work and praf together.
KINGSBORO W.T.
The September meeting of the Kingsboro W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Ervin Robertson on Tues- day evening, Sept. 1. Due to the; Fr. Robin congratulated and absence ,of the president. the thanked the catechism teachers. | vice-presidenf, Mrs. Bernard Mos-| and asked for continued efforts | sey presided. lfor. the coming year to .irsure
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The mecting opened by repeat-. ing the creed in unison, this was followed by the roll call answer- ed by 15 members and one vis- itor.
Minutes of the previous meet- ing were read and approved. A | financial report was given by the secretary, then the reports the committees:—School commit- tee reported dust bane and fly- stickers needed. F
New committee, Mrs. Fred Robertson and Mrs. Herbie Fras- er; lunch, Mrs. Hartley Jardine, Mrs. Callum MacLean and Mrs. Horace MacDonald; program, Mrs. Bernard Mossey and Mrs. Homer Robertson.
Roll call is to be a by each momber dona‘i 5 cents towards the funds. A special col- lection of $4.35 was taken up to buy a bread box for the hos- pital.
Next meeting is to be held in Kingsboro school. Collection for the evening amounted to $2.08. Correspondence. was then_ read
Mrs. Ervin Robertson that $1.60 be paid for grass seed. ?
Plans were made to have a. chicken supper. The program fol- lowed and the meeting closed with-the National Anthem. Lunch was served by the hostess and ladies in charge.
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The members were also re minded of the perpetual rosary on first Saturdays and suggested the list of mimes might be re- | Vised; also a reminder of duties ; of each ene re home and school, a good atiendance-pat- meetings tivities. ;
Fr. Robin {mparted his bies- sing to all members before the | meeting closed with the act of consecration.
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