WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. MacLean were married at Breadalbane by Rev. John Sterling.

Mrs.

Relatives and friends gath- ercd with Mr. and Mrs. Sterl- ing MacLean. Glen Valley to ceiebrate with them their 45th wedding anniversary.

made and decorated an anni- versary cake. which was a pleasant part of the refresh- ments served.

Gordon MacL u r e

‘I The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Dec. 14, 1964. 7 I

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women’s Editor. Phone 48506 I

Carols and contests, gamesgbe sent to a needy family at

and gifts were included in theIChristmas time.

Cornwall WI Christmas party‘i Mrs. Peter Pope reported on

held in the school recently. Ithe bazaar held recently which oe Donahue. and Mrs.;was very successful and a sub-

Jack Dona hue gave readingslstantial sum was realized.

prior to the arrival of

“Santa"i with gifts for all.

I Priscilla Maragret Gallant’ ut - Ins are to be remember-land Barbara Memanis. Rustico-

ed at the holiday season. ‘ville, left for Toronto where they Mrs. George Lowther will be hostess in January, and Mrs .I Colin MacPhail convener. RollI Mr. Benjamin Gallant, Rusti- be answered by a‘coville left recently for BostonI

will be employed. I

call is to health hint, and a card. for a two weeks holiday.

M. V. Prince Nova Steward-. Wesley Fraser, son of Mr. and ess, Jacqualine MacGuigan ar-iMrs. Francis Fraser. Montague, rived home this week. She will‘ieaves on Saturday for Verdun, spend several weeks with her Quebec where he will take a mother. Mrs. Maynard McGui- course at Verdun hospital. gan, Montague.

John Clair has returned to his home in Montague after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Watertown, Mass, To-

Miss Tress McGuigan, Mrs. Norman MacPhers o n. M Mildred Bitzza, Mr. Benny Bitz—

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arouse hostile reflexes In others (of impatience. scorn, sarcasm, etc.) when they find themselves (so they feeli competing with your somehow shollow perfor- Imance as third parties enter the Ipicture.

It may be. too. that you just happen to move in circles where lbad manners and gross insol- Ience are taken for granted; or.

Executives Of Girl Guides Hold Meeting At Montague

The regular monthly Execu- Mrs. [George Inman in giving five in eeting 0f the PEI :lhe Kings Co.. Division report, Council Girl Guides of Can-Istaied that 3 new representativ- ada was held on Thursday even- I es have been appointed. T h e 3e lug. Dccem be r 10 in the Ele‘Iare — .\lrs. Edgar Dixon, inter- . . mcntary School. Montague. inational camp adivsor: g o l lnfther' m'Stalge“.€°r mt or hum’

The meeting was conducted by cord representative — Mrs. l.e- I°1T%gfge:r:rm:':yy'such perms lit .. P. M. Ava'rd, rovincial - ‘ ' - - _ ° .

m p Breme'and Mmmng “when swimming together through tne

:0 left Montague Sunday for Newton Highlands, Mass.

ronto, and Belleview. Ont. En- route he visited in St. Stephen, N.B. with his daughter Helen, Mrs. Norman Docherty, and her husband, and also with his dau-

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell, Bor- den entertained a group of

friends from Summerside on ghter, Harriet, Mrs. Norman Saturday evening. Baika and family.

“Hamilton LOL 3 n d “The Clyde" OBA Clvde

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River recently held an anniver- sary banquet in Kingston hall.

e . ‘ Plans were formed for: Rem- iembering the “Shut-Ins”. for

W are m m. we I long play records and several.

New Haven W.I. Prepares Gifts

As has been the custom for a. number of years the members of New Haven W.I. held the. December meeting with Mrs. S. H. Colwill. who is well past the three 5 c o r e years and ten. although unable to attend the regular meetings is still a valuable member, and ntertaius the members yearly at the Christmas season.)

' from “Secret Pals" were. exchanged at roll call of the hall. “Institute News” was distribut- . The collection was turned over tto the layette fund.

so to be included in the presen- I tation. Mrs. Newman thankedI the members for their generouiiI response to this project.

Mrs. Everett Boyle and Mrs. Judson MacPhee gave an outline of the workshop at Parkdaie which they had attended. i

The members received “thank' you" notes from those whom I they had remembered w1 t n 3 treats, and gifts. They. in turn. expressed appreciation to gion members for the free use

2 I I d l ( I . schematatrim: Needy Ch'Id'e“ the 1965 program. I Are Remembered;

gion Hall on Dec. 23>. and for

Mrs. Stanley Newman gave a Correspondence, received at. 1339011 On the gifts which wen the Stella Maris CWL meeting! give!) by the women 0f the 00m- which was held in the school. in- mhnltY- EaC’h 0f the twentY-Qne eluded reply of thanks for favors children at Sherwood HosleI bestowed. reports from tuber- Will receive inlelduallY culosis league re Christmas seals. and a letter from the na-‘ tional secretary. Reporting for the social ser? vice committee Mrs. Jer ome Gallant announced that twenty- five pair of mitts were knitted for needy children. The cub lead- er. Mrs. Reuel Gauthier attend- ed a short course and received her training certificate. Twelve cubs received t h e i r religious i certificates. IThe cubs are to be guests at a Christmas party). Reporting the financial state- ment was Mrs. Edmund Doiron. and minutes were read by sec- retary Mrs. J. Sandin. Under the chairmanship of the president, Mrs. Lawrence Dou- cette the members decided to chaperone the social (mentioned abovei. clean the sanctuary. pro- vide Christmas treats. and raise. money to help educate two stuv dents from India. 1 Rev. Francis Corcoran opened; the meeting with prayer. 3 n (H later in a brief address remind-I ed the members that ChristmasI is primarily a religious feast: He urged the members to cele-‘ brate it as such.

rhymn bend instrument! are 51- lmas tree. Articles for two lay- members. Refreshments ettes for the USC were also pre-

commissioner.

tative — Mr. Winston Fudge.

Two of the Girl Guides from ..,. Kings County who had attend-i railpanmema] 1.6205211“ ed “pl-"age camps dun"! theI that the first edition of the new past summer were guests. These, magazine “The Ladys Slipper.- gms “we caml Ferguson 0‘ has been circulated. Faborable me m Montague company' Wm comments were heard on the at» tmk part In the P'E‘I' camp at tractive cover and form of tile Bracklcy Beach, _ and Do na magazine Maci'iulay of the lst Souris , ' . . Company who journeyed to New._ C0n.s1derable discussion took follndlaiid to be part of the Heri-lplai‘e relating to the new resu- taue Camp at Beachy Cove. near lations concerning gold c o r d St. John's. Both girls entertain- requirements. ed the executive with their ac-

isocial currents in most communl- Ities. Everyone who gets around Iruns into them. But people who Itend. by nature and training. to

be courteous, soon learn to give her 8

them, but in a spirit of deliber- not from timidity or a sense of iincompetence in dealing with them, but in a spirit of deliver- ately choosing more attractive. more exhilarating. more civiliz- ed company as the usual thing.

Long ago an analyst friend of mine furnished a clue to under-

IODE was held at the home of Mrs. Barry Johnson on Decem-

Leo O’Halloran Greenfield left recently for Winnipeg where he will visit wit-h his son Charlie and brother Sylvester. ‘

A thousand dollars was pledg- ed to the Prince County Hospital extension fund over the ne xt

Catering were the members f "Queen Mary“ LOBA. A tur- key dinner was served and a social evening followed. PHONE +8506 The regular monthly meeting of the Northumberland chapter Crisp December weather

has arrived. inspiring the usual round of social events. NeWS of coffee parties, afternoon teas, bridge parties or house- warm- ing are only a few of the interms The Guardia Evening Patriot womens editor will be happy to publish free of charge. Do you have visitors? Perhaps a form- er Islander whom friends would to contact.

If you are planning a holiday

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cantor-them calml .m ted tonne of

m a”. under a gaily decorated Christ-was presen th. were 3 served by hostesses and com. seated, ,mittee in charge. A contest on Christmas Car-1 0 won by Mrs. Crawfordl, OLD BIRD Sinclair and Mrs. Keith Mayne The oldest resident at Wash. received the prize for the most in gt 0 n's National Zoological attractive home - made corsage.IPark is a 60-year-old white Si. A birthday - cake. made andéberian crane.

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mail earl for Christmas

Institute Has . Holiday Theme

“Christmas” was the theme of the December meeting of‘ the Springfield W.I. which wasl held at Hazeldcan". j Ten members answered roll call when each member gave to the Care fund. and also plac-

coiinls of camp life and various points of interest they had vis- lied.

MARY HAWORTH Self Conscious Woman

Should Move Up Socially

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: In- Ime. twice. in public. as "Piano stead of typing this plea for eii- ilegs." My legs can’t compete lightenment. I am sending it in with Dietricli‘s. but neither are my own handwriting. - they all that bad.

Does it look like the writing of I’ve handled this sort of thing a show off who needs cutting in various ways: by ignoring the down to size at times? Or a mas- lcracks. by cracking back and. cochist who enjoys being hum- once. by explicitly declining an. llated in public? invitatioh if So-and would be

The above is prefatory to ask- Ipresent. I am still on good terms Ing: What is it about me that with the hostess in that instance. makes me a target for sarcastic Someone else at her party got iiiiticisms. female variety? lthe full treatment that time and

I am 53. as average looking as Ithe hostess got the message Helen Hayes. high school educa-‘ I dare say this problem tion. income in the $7,500 brack- Iiiniquely mine. There. must ct. on which I have put my son lother “targets” (like me) within reach of his PILD. juoilld welcome your views.

Why is it that I can carry on S. . friendly interesting conversationI DEAR 5.6.: As I’ve never with certain intelligent articulate studied graphology (which the- females as long as thcre are only .orizes that character traits are two of us present? The minute a Ireveaied in handwritingi. I don't iliird party is present. (male or Ifeel qualified to say whether female). the other woman is “on {your plainly legible overSize pen- stage" and I am. too. as Old imanship is indicative of Showoff Stupid, the straight man for such qualities or masochist tendencies. cracks as “Read up or shut up," However. the overall pitch of

Bern” adjournment re‘freSh'Istanding the sort of difficulties menis were served by the Mon- Ithat you report. In effect he said ltague members. the individual‘s behavior. viz-a- viz others. reveals himself more than it reflects the others' quali- ties. good or bad.

In short, if someone is gratuit- ously rude to you. habitually. without provocation in kind. don't assume that you are at fault. Rather. consider the large pro- bability that the rude person is rude. period. Which is to say. he iis equally ugly in all encounters wherein he feels free to "be himself" with supposedly vul- nerable types.

Your own experience bears witness to the acuity of the an- alyst’s observation. notably in the episode where you declined as party invitation. in order to side- step an adder-tongued female, who thereupon gave "the fu treatment" to another guest who had the misfortune to be present. _ My advice is. either move on, isn't socially, to a higher plateau. as

be regards moral. emotional an mental development, where you will mingle with finer persolls. Or. at your present level. discard the “split personality" routine of watching yourself, narcissisti- cally. while conversing w i t h others. Learn to give them your whole attention. with balanced readiness to block their experi- mental efforts to riddle you with rudeness. M.H.

Mary Haworth counsels tllr- ough her column. not by mail or

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giving a shower or entertaning your club. phone 4-8506 and help make the social coloum inter esting

three years. Donations were ap- proved to the Summerside den- tal clinic and the second War Me-

ed to Montipica. Que. and on

moral fund. A parcel of food will their return they were accom-

I ~ed b their mother r

Captain John Dicks of George- I J.A.B. McConnell. While there town is a patient in hospital in = they visited their father J.A.B. Charlottetown- McCoimell who is principal of

tell and family left recently for adian Air Force base there. Montreal, Que., where they will Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and reside for the winter months. Mr. James Clark of Lower Mon-

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker tague were recent visitors to and family recently motored Georgetown_

hairdo to her toes, she's fun to, hug and cuddle. . F — inexpensive to make

men‘s size - 12 socks. Perfec t, Gifts From size doll for a tot. Pattern 7130:‘ I ' ' ' doll pattern: directions. Adena s Mllhnery Thirty-five cents tcoinsi for 0 Hats this pattern (no stamps. pleasei‘, . (“0"

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mar- the school. on the Royal Can- .

From her pert. bow - topped‘

this wide . eyed doll of a pair oil

to Alice Brooks. care of Guard-I . SCE‘VWS' "‘5 ,

ian - Patriot Needlecraft Dept; we have, a large “1‘9"” ‘ 60 Front St. W. Toronto 1, 0nt.i :‘g’e'é'ialwé‘i‘fh '0 Chm“ '1" Ontario residents add 1 cent. ’

sales tax. Print plainly PA'I"l'-,I 61f; ggﬁgr‘éﬁéys TERN. NUMBER. N ME, ADI Phone 4.8114

DRESS.

and please remember: unsealed envelopes require a 3G stamp

Patrick Law- '

from Kamloops. B.C., and are Mr. and Mrs. visiting at the home of Mr. sure and Mn and Mrs, Hem-y

Walker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Deveaux’ left recently on re. wan“ walker- turn to their homes in West M’S' (DIV) A~ Kennedy is 8 Springfield. Mass. r at- patlent in the Charlottetown tending the funeral of Mrs, Hospital. . Lawsure's and Mrs. Deveaux’s Ivan Hemphill of Nova Scotia {amen Michael Buy-tie Sr” in

was a recent guest of his sis- Georgetown éﬁkgis' A'H' Stewart and Mr' Mr. and Mrs. John H. De Mr hnd Mrs Harry Rich Lory and son Mighla :1 mtg-n3), ' ‘ ' ’ motored fﬂom aiax. i. .. ﬁgsagdﬁggwdhjggrzf and were weekendtguensats a; Mr. D D v' aren s, r. all too. N.S.. were recent visitors Mrs. ﬁf’bifmy. ii martingale” Mr. Mrs. Hemvhii' and Mrs Aﬁ Stewart recently returned from a VlSIt had as their recent guests. their to Quebec provmce .3.“ go?" son Jordan of Charlottetown Where they V‘F'ted 6“. and, Marjorie Whitlock also of daughter- Mrs- 00“" hand” Charlottetown and Mr. Landry and their son Charles McConnell and James “mph” and Mrs‘ cC nnell Jr. r centl motor- ' M o ' e y Mrs. William Simmonds of

0r “If you ever stopped talking your correspondence suggests a long enough to think, you Would Ibias of habitual self-conscious- know the answer." ctc.—isamp- lncss. as if watching yourself Ll'l Ies from two different woiteilv. Ia mirror while sharing a con-

Another woman has addressed Iversational encounter. This may

personal interview. Write her in care of (The Guardian).

Carols Enioyed

At Montague UCW Meeting

The U.C. Women held their an- nual meeting in the church hall on Tuesday Dec. 8th. The presi- dent Mrs. Leon Johnston was in the chair. The meeting opened

with a Christmas carol service by Mrs. Louis Johnston. This was followed by roll call and the reading of the minutes. a chairman of the nominating com- mittee Mrs Douglas Coffin sub- mitted the list of new officers for the ensuing year. President Mrs. Leon Johnston (re-elected); vice president Mrs. Archie Hilchey; recording secretary Mrs. Sybil McLean; treasurer Mrs. Arnold Wigbtman. corresponding secre- tary. Mrs. Roy Gillis: program- me Mrs. ll. Fraser: chairman supply social assistant Mrs. Ethan Stewart. social functions Mrs. A.E. Ings. nominatings Mrs. A. Clements, manse e mittee. Mrs. Lester McLeod, finance committee Mrs. Lorne Wiggington. friendship visiting Mrs D. . raser. leader unit no 2 Mrs. George Nicholson (re- electedi leaders for units nos and 2 have _ chosen. Installation of new officers was carried out by Mrs. RF. Burns. Mrs. E. Johnston and Mrs. Les

HOLIDAY WASSAIL BOWL

12 whole cloves 1 2 2-inch pieces stick cinnamon

Reward Christmas tree - trim- mc rs and jolly carol singers

Ila quarts Florida orange juice 2 cups Florida grapefruit juice 1 qtiart sweet cider

1 Florida orange

with a luscious steaming wass- all bowl of Florida orange and grapefruit Juices, sweet cider and aromatic spices.

McLeod took part in an amusing contest. It was arranged to have several families sent Christmas

a nd remembrances also to pack

mode for a casual that complements your busy life beautifully. Make it yours in checks.

Seaview was a recent visitor to Georgetown, where she was the guest of her brother. Nel- son Hansen and Mrs. Hansen.

Georgetown recently they visited with relatives.

Mr_ and Mrs. Albert Burke and family of Charlottetown were recent guests of Mrs. Burke‘s parents. Mr, and Mrs. W.J. Fitzgerald.

I Party Held At ' West Royalty

The members of West Royaltyi Women's In s t i t ute held a} Christmas party in the hall; Wednesday. December 9. :

Invited to this event were the members‘ husbands, the hall: committee and their wives, and: the officials of the School BoardI and their wives. |

Dinner was served buffet j' style. The evening was spent, playing cards. and dancing. fol-1. lowed by a sing - along. .

musicians were J a c k' Thomson. David Thomson, liar-I old Gates. and Leigh Burke. l

A h i g h - light of the evening; .was the presentation of a Christ-i Imas plant to a senior member. ; . Margaret Bell. as a tokenI' appreciation for her faithful, years of service as Treasurer of: the WI.

III-LOW NECKIJNE Look twice —— then. choose the

st scoop or higher V neck " "SURF STAR

All other Star diamond rings a

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island turries Itd.

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Open Nights TiII Christmas

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I: . .. BLACK DYED MINK COLLAR

A beautifully designed coat, ﬂrom our new collection to suit the moist dis- criminating taste . the height «A

elegance for a Christmas gift,

‘. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL I965

. EASY TERMS

0 FREE GIFT WRAP FOR MEN

. EVERYTHING IN "SPORTSWEAR" FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING

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The tradition of wassatling Combine sugar, water . _ unable “ comes from En ‘ ' s in dee saucepan: sim- candy for the church Sunday Print“! Pattern 4513: "8“ olden days n.h€:in?h:i:de rift"; flag-etc minutesp: strain. Add School children. Mrs. Br. Sim 14V:- 169‘2. ’13":- at"a- 22%. Burke; Jewellers guests with the words "waes" orange juice. grapefruit juice Burns, Mrs. Keir Clark and Mrs. Shells“: takes 3‘!- Yai'ds 39 - Inch Mm" from Dm'nion Sim 2"” "hat." meaning litterally and cider. Reheat and serve hot. Les McLeod to act on this com- fabt‘iC- _ be well.“ a a of fruit from punch bowl. For Christ- mlttee. All members present FIFTY CENTS ‘50 Cents) in . “""fi" mas garnish. chi. orange into 311- signed a friendship card to be com (no stamps Marin-2i; , I This recipe is especially apﬁceq Place a halved cnnd led sent to a member of long stand- this Pattem- ON." I n. BENNEIT CARR promote for the season now cherry in center of each slice. in! Who hll been “1- M the 01050 "d 3 “m "I" ' P“ “t . Mum,“ cnn'eﬂh' “I” “'9 plump Juicy Flori d a Place pieces of angelica cut to of the meeting refreshments :plalnly SIZE, NAME. ADD- . n" “c. Sunnis" 1 Citrus fruits are at their ak u u i both sides‘“"'“‘ 59"?" l" "‘9 "‘the” by ‘ss‘ STYLE NUMBER : Charlottetown. PE.]. 1 oi n m. “9 "59mm" “" i f" ‘ the committee in charge. Mrs. Send order to ANNE ADAMS. . s“ w, 0, mm . WABSA MW]. 0‘ “Mm~ “0" "we" 0“ ’09 of A}; In”. Mrs. A. Wightmnn, care of Guardian - Patriot Pat-I “on. 4.88” , 4. ‘ I" “‘9 “Ear punch. YIELD; 25 iii-CUP SCPV'IMrs. Ethan Stewart and Mrs. A. tern Dept. 60 Front St. W. Tor- ‘ up w“ in, V no ONO 1. Out. . 3 AAA

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