tin. AND strewn 0 WILLIS Marriage Rites Solemnized At Sackville United Church

irtt Sackvillo Umlt'd t‘httrt-h ttas, l‘iir lter daughter‘s ticildtttg. and led

the scene or a dnllhlP'l'lflfi cvre rnuny ii-llen Patricia Clare. flflur sheath dress with ntattitiitg ttiiiv..

ghter or Mr and lirs Meiansnn, sackvtl \‘n

Fulton son or \lr. aitd \Irs. Fulo

ton \l‘tl . \lillon, Pl-Tl

The ceremonv was pcrtormed by Rev .ir. Rii<sell The organ-

Iat. Peter rraser. plat-«i

nuptial music and accompanied

Lite soloist. iioiinld Carr ot A her, \tltti Prayer" lit-tore

ilio t-eremn

signing or the register,

by her tathcr, were a lPhEIh flim‘il

m.

iii!

The bride. given in marriage a or P or white ornanza

with long. lilv point sit-eves The

modit’ied \'

accented the skirt and hate

on

. , was carnation: and honey united in niariioge with \ernoni roses.

"m "T"? MT“ The brides tahte itas L‘eillt‘rc‘di

“d "‘1" P”»"“"" am“ ""i ilanked bv white tapers

lino skiri. slightly (mm the bride‘s uncle and mini. and Mrs Gordon Hamilton composed and read by Mrs, w ed pleats at the lotvi-red waigt. or Kirkland Lake, was read by liam Graham The November line Medallions or ettipure lace the best man.

entrain. tell 'r‘rim sottiy tnvert- Mr

lWOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Trinity UCW Contribute Oversees Relief Articles

<l li\ii:RSin' 7 The sharpet ' titi Trinity UCW held its i tail meeting in the church p in in September with M Ritllti‘l \toilisun .n charge rim. lcaiiiits in devotions

\ llliamlai report “as EIH‘I’I an tci-iitg to a wedding Mrs HD ' that ass l.t‘\l articles vcrc sent to Total onln tor overseas rellei: ttio

nevi shipment. Mrs Henrv intro: took over the study per. ind, readlng an Interestinfl lei.- trr Irttnl .\1:s< Florcnre {\lu ayl telling about her work Imam! iho vacrs Mrs. Mays: then

.uitio it rlear and no on i-‘timim i.

touching on its Geography. Hts- tory, nalural resources. edut‘a- iinn slid the growth oi the Chris. l

iian church,

The second meeting was heidl Thursday Oct. 19th. in riiurrh parlor viilII Mrs Mot

ton presiding,

so ..

\li-s Mclansoti chose a blue l

The groom: motttcr our.

white variations and pink1 lWPPIthfl W595

A reception was held in church parlour ior IZS ti

IIIP‘ vs

a lhl're-nri-d wedding cake

reints trom rummage sale it ‘(hnnk olrering envelope to date. si‘al‘vPs were handed l

lmel‘seas reliei. a good response litir children's clothing and bed- dilii: was recei ad {or I ll!ch Til

the cludy

Mrs rail via

hers Mrs

Tho treasurer reported on rel I d

A kniiled baby set and two in

only, Mrs John Ireland conducted» period o reallo m “The Word and the Way . in prayer "biest be he Tie that Binds was sung. Bnih meetings were closed

Harold ereri hat. and arorvage oi “IlllPllulh repeating the Mizpah mul livid nediciion. Lunch won served.

anEADALBINE WI

, rallv or the eastern division or _..imore quilts were added in the m. w“; “hm “,3, held a. my

yea i

:2 i Emery and Miss .lo ce MacLep- nan

ed a aaoete to as Ito piano n . A dilcunlou was held on the senior cttiten building protect to be started in Kenkinglnn. Car- responidnnce was re , , It was decided that a class tor i young girl. is to be organized at III? school In til? nral‘ Iulure. Mrs, Lloytie lllIcLean will is. the instructor.

1' Earle \itirray rt-norled

2

Flat Rnrr. uiih all alli‘ndam‘! til IR members and Ii“! \‘Isilor'a.I The Willa"; -“ N A" in” purchasing i large hunter thllh‘rnvprdllg I I I n n h I nod on Enpsulhs ("WEN by mun- - . r r ant ct, 'E‘IL"";5“,“‘(:‘; “'35 W“ h“ ‘1" echilgnriionmlmdunled lo 33%.

ii or t , .,

it... union...gigggglgmiém Mm “as lhe liIESI speaker and gave a \iitildi‘l'liii rupan Lin [he nnnual Rx TW The York UCW held It! I'EEllr lnr meeting In York United Church on Tuesda), October I.

The worship . rv e theme WII "Thanksgiving Call In worlhip wot iotlowert by a t hymn, scripture re a d I n n Ind meditation. The worship closed with a circle oi prayer,

Mn. George Whiteway. aiti led by Mr]. Raymond Valley, led the diacuaetoa on "Thl Word and the Way "

MII Frau s in ey presided over the business period a total pl 19 members I‘Eponded Io rnll

n?,\’ Mines

The members uere pleased to have as a guest Mrs. S Mac- dmialll, uho. with her husband and tivo sons liar Just reitirned irom Frame and G erm a ny \l‘ h e r e .\lr Mat-donald h as served his country for tour

r Mrs M A. Bell was pianist d SFlu‘llDll! a! ant-red mulic ere sung by Mrs. Kenneth

an

NORMA A. MACKI'NNDN

Mr, and NH. Arlhul‘ Milk Klnnon. Summenilh, In- nounce the Engagement 0! their only daughter. Norma Adele to Howard Freeman

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

HOWARD F. COURT

Court. Ion M Mr. and Fenian Court, Bedlam.

amaze will III. plan 5 - urday, November 16, 1963. It 5!. Joh Anglican Church, 5!, Eleanor‘: at three o‘clock.

Ltiiirli has timed by the hub edit with a verse oi scripture.

ese aASISlNl by Mrs. D it n e In liacullian

and ‘[ Angu- Brnurl Also serving were Mr

l Walter Bell, Mrs Ernest Moi-rt- son. Miss Joyce MacLexindn. Calgary. and Mrs. L a. Mom is Killian.

RN,

PRINCETOWN UCW On Oct. 14th the members at the Malpedue - Baltic unil.

the u (‘W or Frlncctawn Unit. on Church, Malpeoiic. met the home oi Mrs. James Clark oi Kensingion with Mrs. Bruce Riley presiding,

The meeting opened by re- peating the purpok. Mrs GW.

The October meeting oi the Ramsay Maipeque. had charge

doihnne wt Was held at the oi the devotional period and ab ter the regttiar business session nit-en hlcCougan present- Vllltge MacLeod. Roll ed n chapter on "The Wnrd and s answered by nine mom 1-)... my t_

' was served by the hm.-

tome or Mrs staniord Glover.

The meeting wall conducted by. Mrs

and one v tor i

A toast to the hrld! was pm to purchase an organ for the

ed to by the groom,

A telegram oi congratulations The itighiight ot the evening waslmK 0i . the rcading ot an original poem.iCr

mcmbers with a Thanksgiving Minutes of III? lflsl, meeting WEE

Plnlrtnii wera Mr!

neckline -\ ilcmi veil oi illusion sell oi Sackville and

act was Ileld in plot-e hr a small‘ Piercet oI Milton. P hi . pitlnoit tiai malrhidg the gown,

She tea

was a single strand or cultur

pear I “lift

at th

“till matching earrings,

men a Charade bouquet or pink deliitht roses and white baby miims Her only Jewellery

ed

Friends or the bride and groom who served incittdedl Elaine .iohpson, Sackvlile:l Peg, Fisk, Upper Mtisquodo-l hot town; El

omen Rhotienizer, shin

Miss iiuih .llelanson. sister oi John Jeannie names. Amherst the bride, was the maid oI hon. and phyllis Atkinsan and In A II

or. She wore a ballerina length Howe oi Sackville i -ellow peau de soie slvi-

dres 0 ed stnttia

baby mums and yellow bean ros

s,

The flower girl was Miss Flnr— a lite proud oi Ktndston. PE.I., aiand Mrs. w.n cousin iii the groom Her dress hersi, and Mrs. was pink net oier deep pink iai. Sarkville, as well as the groom's. were heard the correspondencei ti with tiny daisies grandmothers,

leia. 2WD one

Mr, and Mrs Willis hnnry-

to the bride's IIcr mined in his, the bride triitcl- headband was oi yellow sweet.‘ ling in a pink suit. matching top heart roses and she carried a coat. and white picture ttut. She umt-cnscade bouquet oi white wore a corn-go ol pink detightl sweetr roses i

Among the guests were that randparents oi the bride. Mr , Melanson. Am— tllla Morrell.

Mrs \lay Wlliisl

at neehhond and hemline she or Charlottetown. and Mrs. w.H.i

carried a basket or ithite hshy Home of Milton

other guests

es Donald iiil: oi (.‘eorccion

Griiiioin. nradaih a n . and the

liuri.

Ontario. cousin of the, bride

in

lw e.

ushers were W Scarborough.

Ontario. tiariii willie. Charlotte.

town and \'latt \l'iiiis 11"er. r' r. i

\‘nr

th

ALONG the coast oi Maine,

Imong fruit!

Here about 2mm acres Improved "berrens" grow the "wild" low-bush rltlts popular

h blueberry crop II leader pepper. i

l” 'i th

IDA BAILEY ALLEN Wild Blueberries Star In Wonderful Desserts l

or

va

th

openers and ireezers and prized the pantry for making blueherry tales. it's good news to report that this year's crop will proh- lbly reach 25 million pounds,

The Union Fair in Maine con- tinued tor "5 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS", with exciting event. lblt included daily harness-rac- ing. a horse show a-II ciuh acti. e'vttles and contests, a “gin nt mid-way“. wild animal show, a

by homemakers all o v e r

Md'nival and constant reme dour activity in and out or Big Blueberry Building. everyone buying a ticket to Fair was entitled

liv- the

[or

to a tree

blueberry pieivt irccipe on Set-

urdayi

special testing to produce the finest Maine wild blueberry dey

left-l had

been carried on by

Mn. Arley Carmen C I I Hi oI Union. In uprandrnmini Younfi {nod writer who “loves to cwk".

Donn! til the” dealer's

were

on display and homemakers Iii- Irtg past were given a sheet oi

lib. recipeI

Maine Sardine SIIIdeIIfl Bubbllnn Beef Slew illnme—

made or Cnnnedl on

Slvfll'y Yorkxhlro Puddlnl uni-u

Broccoli Enllaudallo

Pun-unld Billan Fud-

Cnnee. Tea. link

are used to

great

mums and pink stiectheari ros-i were present trom 0 ntario,

Maine and the three M a rttimcl rovinces

e' wert- honored hy l shower in Myth \lilton community hall The bride and groom ha Ve taken up residence at No rih River The groom is on the stall oi HR Donne and Co, Charlottetown and the bride is teat-hing in Kingston, PT. I.

silt togctlier iinur. salt and

dd sage and onion. nest eggs slightly; add milk. siir into iiour mixture

Turn square bolting pan aake 3. hr.i in mod oven. :50 degrees, ‘ Cut in squares serve hot it titl meat. poultry or Ilah. l t (Courtesy Maine Department oi Agriculture) cup room-sort shortening l cup SHEA? esti- l ctip ntiilt rp, salt in tap. nutmeg u cup nun-tat dry milk cryslala 2 tsp. baking powder a cup titted door he cup iroun blueherries Vi cup sugar, additional Pow- dered sugar tor a garnish stir Ihorleniniz and sugar to- gether until creamy. neat and mtic in eggs; and milk and next 5 ingredients to make thick>

:

dough, TranaIer to noured lur- lace.

Divide dough in hull. null ll. to tit bottom or 9" it I!" b a k ing pan, cover evenly with Iroienl blueberries mixed into addition-

osedbyll-B Scotland respond school The birthday box w

r5. AE. _

‘tained Sprinxvale WI in Octo-

On their return to the island by hostess and commtiiee

into well-oiled H"vtl"1.

d and a and sum realised

i .

hIrtcLeod and Mrs Alex toss,

thlacDonald reported a generouai‘

iresponse to the canvas: tor Inndsi

, , ot lschool and opened with the stag.

Lunt-h

51' E55 wt The regular monthly meeting success w} was held at the

the 0d? and repealing the sodln unison A total of II ansuei'ed roll call thought.

l meeting will he held at the home

.16. Rue oi Mrs James Craig. Lunch was “all Md Wm" _ urer give her report.

:ened by the hostess and com miiit-e tn charge. sl‘nlNGvALE WI

Miss Miriam Dollar enter-

ed T'hI true»

It was dErldcd to hold I Red

Cross course in the district be. ginning mt Stanley Brown as the instruct- or. Mrs. Lnuia MacMad report,

mil. wtth Mrs.

at

Tho various cnmmilllpl "por-

led, alter which a letter was

read thanking the society tor the

boxes at used Christmas Cardl

iot- little c and re n in toretgtt ndx.

A report was given on the sending ot a box «I clothing to the United Church ocpott andl Ihe Unitarian Relief Drool all Charlottetown. is well its a pan, cel or nylons to Kiil'i‘a Ii wasi decided to send the to cents a (. pound for postage lo nllsslnn station

41%

t The Guardian, Charlottetown. Sal... Oct. 26, 1968.

w

Rambling Breezes Carry

Season’s Mell

And ltill October‘- thrml hold. Another Iummel'y day Wu our lot Ind pofllnn 2ndIy... In- other perfect Iulumll nllhl ll pow ours.

An IdeIi dIy thll wu {or (talk: to In! on with their vlrioul hI venting On: I00 lo keep little on“ out cl doors in Ihlne. whillnl Inlay happily hall" II did Alex now II the nudplle where am- lnlehinel were put to w o r I busily. then gathering up Iauett leave] in the vll'fl willc to pin , now Irving'an in the little rvpe swim I the bid-dd tree Ind again Iunnlnl then-inl- vel and Tabby'l.klflenl on the old was door“ or the [new lawn.

They're real Mendly now" All! lmlled. And which would

you lay II the prettiest?" he quellitxled. the Mal- tese-gray. or the black?" But

how could we make I 4: holes when all were In lurry and Win-

Ind Peter: these

ow Scent

tinnance oi the proud! delight. iui Ipell oi weather, he decided this was In opportune time in bring in by hour and tarniinrt loads ni clay and get on with iii. banking oi this old house, so to ready it tor winter, odd cells n rel-I'd to our bIIemeIii planting tnund their way Indoors." “Ellen, what doI do w itn timwing here against this wall?" he called once.

a ynungslel preach ppeanng ill the door. way tald "tor he meant the honeysuckle and that pretty ctitnhtitg rose"

The tun was warm when we came there. and the little wind which had wandered down trnnt up the creek wII sweet, laden with the distilled iragrance oi this mellow wipey season.

Weekend now, and we look ahead to tresh beginnings—and hacktothe week's days spent. We recall oi these the beauty oi

"Better co—nma

the Italian. We remember ion the Item! 0! living WI deemed of much importance. Ind as well the lesser lhlnga which I m a I I IIIth they may he can mean In much to no pl lay or pain For II Wmeone has reminded us

"It taken In little to make u|

Inmel “Are you kwplnl the nine?" we Inquired. Both looked their I u l' p Tin. Alex netted till one In cuddled henuln I younl chin. "Oh yes" he replied. “For ll'l this way: which one could we do wilnouh— thl'l the question!" “Which one?" Pele! echoed. Now that the crop! on fleldl al the nam' have all About galhgred. there Cline another ‘~ ‘ * today I! Rob'l

lad—- Juli. I sIanllnl word. or I dun- bled

Just a Icarulul smile on I o m a 11m lie-Id dear.

And our footsteps lad. lho' Ill!

, Lacey reported that packages or itgiti bulbs are being told to raise money to in- stall a kitchcn in the Central Church basement

HAPPE

NINGS

Audrey JMLItInl. Wmm‘e Editor: PM!” Im

A meeting a! ill!I Unlte Church Women oi \‘orit Pastoral Th, Wm“... plum" p,“ minilzfurfifiem W" "m 111their weekly whist party on

' .Tuesday evening with to tablel

All article all Christian Politic: was read by Mrs Dolph Murray.lin play. Prizes ttcre won by—

iecretary or Christian citizen-.ladies Iirat. Mrs. ec Martin ship. and Mn William Cronkefliiodies consolation, Mrs. Alton . reported the number nl sick call., Arum". me,” hm gum". Heals and "Hi! “Mi lCass‘ie; men's consolation, Ted ‘RiI-hards a cake lottery was won by Eddie Gandet and lucky cash door prize won by Mr. Gui Gaudet. Lunches and rc- Ireshmentt were sold with pro oped. to aid oi Firemen‘: Club.

htr. and Mrs. rhubert Atlan- Iull and Mn Louis. Miscuuche. lett recently by car tor a monor- vIcalImt. ’I'Iiey wul vim N twee tat on, taint-lo.

To InINnoN l.an

OTTAWA {CPHTne board a! transport commissioners hIl approved an unopposed applch' find by the ONE (0 abandon I95 miles or track between llawdpn and st, Jacques. Que, it wan Innnunced Friday The aban- donment is not to lake eflect until aiier Dec. is with :10 dayI' inotice given to the band.

N.Y.

er. The meeting opened with In- stitute ode an Iary stewart Collect Roll call was answered by ll memhers p ng a penny tor such site oi their slllle. There were seven visitors present. The president reported the road sient had arrived and would be erected, Music books were lirntight tor the school, Article. tor the layette tor the USC were passed in. Carl liver oil capsules were ordered tor Ihe rhildren in Lha district, neporis ot the committee:

was read and discussed. The annual meeting will be held at the home or Mlsx Edith McLeod, The meeting was adiourned and reirrahinents were served in charge

CORNWALL WI

The October meeting oi Coro- wall lnstttuie was held at the home oi Mrs. Waldon Lowther. Corniinii A total or 17 members and tour visitors were present and the meeting opened bv members repeating a Thank:- g in: poem, and the creed in uni n.

Mrs Hamid Donahue reported lllal the rake sale, held recent- l_v was it ttnencial success

Congratulations were cxtend— ed to Miss Gloria Herithy on winning a o h trip in the Toronto Fair and ii vias decided to present her uiih a gift lion trom York Institute Io meet with hem tor n social evening was graiciuliv accepted

Mrs Herbert Scott was asked to answer a nitestionnnire m the

n Point

ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED

The sfilh wedding anniver- lary of Mr. and Mr! JD!!!) Clanlh was oeiahrlied with I (Imin dinner party It Hi 2 l r

Ind vandal pans of Out- tarlo.

Mr. and Mrs. Julcs Poil'ier in turned to Liieir home in Miscon- che alter Ipendiug p week's va- eation in Quebec city.

Miss Sandra sonarebrigge will be wed Saturday attempt: at Trinity Church, to Richard Dunn oi Fredericton. 31,8.