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a *| NEW. YORK AP They them she is a.hig sister ar come from the years of. zood a window of what the wor life, and. from the ‘momer': of might be pig =r one ee They have “Susan has volunteered “for 5 ; ‘ just one call in common. Thev ‘ we year, away from her family f are voung. and they know their family’ that has found comfor {youth is a precious, and flesting in rising above its own prob thing . \ lems. Her mother isn't .we And” one after another “hey Her father has been ip a whe: Say If don't do it now, I chair since. he was 18 wher know I'll never do it.” polio struck him down. He doe<

So they go—to put the years accounting and income tax work of their young lives on the line: at home to serve in jungles. and river towns of distant places, or in TAKE LONG WAY HOME the jungles of their own cities, She lives om a street lined and the rural wasteland of the with signs that say “baited for [United States. — ‘rats.”"- She and her roommate, | Some’ are Peace Corps volun. Susan Beeby, 18, of Santa Cruz. teers. Some are volunteers of C@lif.. walk home the long way Vista, the domestic Peace t avoid the skid-road that 's ' Corps: Some servé through half.a block away from their - smaller groups that spring ne apartment, which is the focus + college campuses and college of their lives after working

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These are of the generation of The psychiatrists who have to “doers’. -- those who have pick and choose between thos: spurned the apathy and the who volunteer to serve can ‘cata- grey flannel suit. ideals of a logue the stated reasons. The previous generation—seeking to kids want to help people; want shape the world in which they to de something worthwhile. will have to live. Sometimes want to .travel‘ and see exotic their words are. drowned out in places, want a new challenge, the uproar of rebellions on col- or perhaps they are only staving lege campuses; sometimes their off that last requirement—per- deeds are overshadowed by the haps they fear it—fear slipping picket signs and protest banners into a mould, fear becoming that have blossomed on the ‘part of the organization, or seek campus. one last fling before your They see that there is n |part of the 9to-5, married, walk- much to be done. ao Sy te the-baby-at-2 a.m. generation. lieve this is the time to do it. One expert sees beyond these YOUTH HAS SPIRIT reasons. “I think they are pe0- Suddenly youth has a job to ple who have not completed the | do, and-a spirit to do it with. work of adolescence,’ he says and they carry that spirit with ‘ are not. to say anything bad them of them. Some of their contem- So it {s- with Karen Behling poraries have never taken up |She is 21, a brown-eyed, ash- the work of adolescence—or brown-haired senior at the Uni- they have ended or interrupted versity of Wisconsin. She is it for some other expediency

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM D. SMITH

NEWLY “MARRIED

warm-natured and pretty. She Perhaps,- he says,{ they are The Sacred Heart Aoures, son of Mr and “irs Bryden lived, until college, in a town taking ‘the. lids off their eon- Alberton,_was—the—scene ci—a —Smith-—also—of—Atherton Rey of=- 2,300 people—Orconto Falls, sciences: They have grown up spring wedding when fFrma Gerald Steele performed the Wis . ‘with parental order, told. how Eileen Hardy, daughter f ceremony. assisted -by Rov ——When she was much younger, ‘the world will be, told how they Mr. and Mrs. Jacoh Hardy. E. E. McKillop Mr and she used to tell her ‘father that should be within the world. But Alberton, was united in mar- Mrs Smith will residé 1m one day she would go to Peru. now thev are a little older. riage to William David Smith Saint John, N. B He used to laygh. faced with some frightening or “But then,” she says; “I drives within themselves, child- started taking anthropology. like views of sex and aggression | --and —he- didn't laugh about it and hostility. Ant now they anymore.” have to pave a time apart to e A

: with white siding in tne wooded, The Guardian, Charlottetowst, Mon., June 27, 1966. 7 hills that frame the Ocontn| | At Vernon R. iver

Karen feels a built-in obliga- South Queens Women's Insti. tion to offer t» others some of tuts held -their district conven- her own good fortune, to give of tion in Vernon River Hall on herself..and to. leave some mark Tuesday.’ June 14th when twe! of her own on tie world ve institutes were represented POVERTY STARES BACK Mrs. Perley Drake presided and

You don't have to go to Peru Mrs Raymond were acted as to find another worid. On the secretarv north side of Chicago, hebind The hall was _attractively de-

not enough money, not enovgh jobs, not enough self-respect. To

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‘The guest speaker. Mrs An- derson who was introduced by “a member from Earnscliffe in fair. stitute. chose as.her topic “Men-

The fact that he stays on as a ‘tal Health” you belabor him with your fur: Miss Hamilton gave an inter- ious unhappiness - and gloomy esting demonstratimn concern- ultimatums, suggest that he ing the choosing of fabrics and likes you, , is hoping that time patterns unravel the problem without -The convener of health Mrs. dissolving the marriage. _Drennen_ gave Interesting infor. |

As matters stand,-you are in mation on the Home Economics the position of having to fnake course. - * the best of a bad“ situation And* During the session. a sing song making the best of things, in the was conducted’ by Mrs Mur- circumsances, certainly doesn’t dock ‘McLeod accompanied by include leaving home in a mif-.Mrs. W. J. Mutch at>the piano fed and puntive mood, when ac- Beth Lea. Vernon River enter- tually you've got no security tained with a solo accompanied

@ ethane foam insulation—save 25% te 35% _ provisions elsewhere to bank on by Marvlin Drake on the piano What -you can and should. do, Mrs. Blanchard brought gree‘

h needed floor space. T think. is to discontinue the ul- ings from the Women’s Institute f e4

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;Now—Karen_is_a peace—corps discover wit htn— themselves : : : edie onan eer Y 4 ; / —e invitee, goihg probably to Peru channels for these drives. ; , et eee j y : . te, work-_in_urban development a : |Karen is aware that her's has - Se : ‘y ee jbeen 8 good ‘ile. Her fauber is § Ciusan's WI

lawyer. She has two younzer ’ OAs : oes poe : : ; tines Liters -Phetr home—is—a—com: ; ses aeons : fortable comemaeeets house “Convention Held z the Lake Shore Drive facade of 's e first thing you d Pt obably buy to put in your new freezer? Fresh einianiils of course!

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This is the other world for Stewart Collect’ The president] purchase of your new freezer easier than ever befo re! Susan King. She’s 19, from extended a cordial welcome to ‘ , 2 Glendale, Calif, Vista volun- 4!! present which was respond- . ; teer who stepped ou’ of college e¢ = we a from Uige- aes : . ; after three months parily ce- Minutes ast convention : : a ‘cause she was tired of hesring Were read. and approved, follow- LOOK AT ALL THE . : the teen-age dramatics of ‘Joey — which each institute gave an s : ‘ didn't call: I'l never ge oyt interesting revort of the vear's . with Joey again.” work. Resolutions were then pre- EXTRA FEATURES

At. “The Outpost’ she brings — by the delegates These ei her warmth to young girls who resolutions will be forwarded to , live in the cold uncertainty of the provincial convention for ON A wooDs. FREEZER

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Make up your mind to play A fine display . of handicraft with the .ship-and ride out’the was displayed. by Cherry Valley sterm, no matter how ‘long it. Women’s Institute takes. Let vour husband be the’ Mrs. L. G. Ramsay gave a one, ta_pull up stakes and leave, very informative talk on “My

MR. AND MRS. BLAIR DOUCETTE

: RECENT WEDDING

“The marriage took “place re- ed at the Immaculate Concep if your paths must part... Trip to. Ireland” which was en- = ek ATT cently of Cheryl Reid, daugh- tion Church. Wellington. by Don’t. say another word to him. joved by all. es > .§ ter of Dr and Mrs R.A. Reid Rev Leonard Mac Donald ever again, about his affair., A collectionwhich was donat ; : Wellington, P._E__1,_te lair —The—coupie—are—residing tn Bring vour—anxiety,anger, un- ed to the institute ofthe far 16 cu. Sta ar 560 capacity meer cs . ' ‘Doucette—:ef Charlottetown Parkdale: (Photo by D. W. happiness. all your downbeat north-was received by Sunimer- The ceremony was perform- Sears) feelings about the affair, under Ville Women’s Institute. A mem- ‘$11 Monthly

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aE 2 - ,he-will dee you alm, polite, eom- (stitute graciously thanked all ’ MARY ‘HAWORTH, posed, noncommftal, i your those who had taken part in the ie - : $ : 7 oe aon . - = .foutine deslings wit him here. ‘afternoon's program. and the t : f : 4 é . . A “after convention closed with the na- ‘ae a d d - 770 Ib. pa ity : Betrayed Wife Advised As a constructive personal tional anthem, and a turkey sup cu. ft s an ar ca cl . . . ° , ae ¥,

change of pace. forcibly switch \Per.was served by the mem- |. your attention from passive |bers from Vernon. and Lake § = : : — brooding to active pursuit of wavs Verde Women's Institute. :

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DEAR MARY HAWORTH: feeling for the:other-worman is Seneral appearance. ‘health. pos MAUD tu Mita IL Tih Id ft: tand d — 1015 lb a : { have the problem of an un very deep ture. weg t.. oe oe eee, s cu. + S n ar ° Cc paci faithful husband, which prob» 3 while also building a repertory ; & REPAIRS aide tis a eo iat a realize also the child- of perfectly proper places te go $14 ly has existed longer than I've shee So geo Tee " ‘. teen of 8 cet -atmnonphere: | T've pense /ond things. to 40, on your own Sia aang aa gai set atmosphere I've read Dr. In short. cash in on being v 3 | aa tale : The other woman sn’t vounz EK d Berczler hook. “The. Jeff's wife. insofar as the total 136 Prince St.. Ch’tow j ~ _ reece attractive. ID Revolt of the Middle-Aved Man’ resources of the marriage will Smiuinaneae Aidan m4, _ ‘fac she is around my husbands ; 4 4. Wen, publfshers’, which permit. Jeff wil! like you more oo THIS SPECIAL re, | aze. 50. | gather they have been poe a es Hees ; for? it. if only because your la-* ‘ having a very close alliance for ten ae gs Rac © oe conic initiative. will ease hts = i more than two vears iA sumniiar eee ut cons Thi vn = ah ale ' _.eonscience a bit. while also fan- Their ‘affair (1 suppose it is — ——— i MY" ning his respect and ahiatee er EFFECTIVE an affair in the wsual sense: of 1 : For further help, zo to church, z ee ‘ wdaiia the.w.0 vor » doesn't t-seen: to-be-g i 2 8 7 ane iee eee, sive ; earn to pray. studv the Scrip. ~~ We Trade _ o be eee ai eg me nat nay Sey “tee MS Beer” BA From Monda “Jun 7 , ais Meer -. sor oe rely strength and lighf. and talk erasure rom on ay, . . upon oa 8 ure tl - cir cr meee things over with a-pastoral or ® Seen ——_ : ment r snowed ft simply leave gémity relations counsellor Thus = ppli ooo * —_ : : , him with 3 vee. to. divoreing sever tne cartel Tae ee UNTIL oa — ane ee vs. Paratio’: this triangle, you'll be growing = , years of age — _c towards peace of heart in your.. FIRESTONE Jeff and Ihave been ed J. own right...which» nobody ean H : ‘ : ight,~ . ome and | % years. -as happ as most. DEAR E. J husband take from you MH — ad = = Saturday, Ju y 9 5 couples” T would have said Re. had a sure feeling of much pre- Mary Haworth counsels Dial 4 55 17 a . centis howeve there | mm. fe : © athe to vou, through her column: nét by : a “ded . stant ter - hickerinc and he would Wore <¢ the sopor- mail «oF personal iinterview | = e “ONLY! ~ KENT ae ona e a 1 eT: | coldness betwee caused ay t ty to break w re at the Write herSin care of The Guar “= : My unhappy awareness that bis time when you first taxed him dian. ; 5 ry = Se ae