DONNA M. IIAGAN

ARTHUR W. HARTLEY

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Mathias F. Hagan, Charlottetown. wish to announce the engagement of their daughter. Donna Marie to Mr. Arthur William

Hartley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hartley, Halifax. N.S. Marriage to take place at St. Dunstan's Basilica in Char- lottetown at 10 a.m. on Octob- er mth, I962.

Heatherdale Lady Celebrates Her 97th Birthday *

MONTAGUE — Malcolm A. MacPhee. Heatherdale. cele- brated her 91th blrthdat recent- ly when members of her fam- ily and many friends called to offer her best wishes.

ong the“ guests were the

Anne Bond. Wemea’s

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therdale. Angus and Florence. Mrs. Norman smithiof Dorches- ter Mass. Jack MacPhee‘ of Sussex. England and Sinclair MacPhee of Oakland. cal. were unable to attend.

HAPPENINGS

Miss Anne Martin returned to her home here recently after spending the past three months in Scotland. as the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Annie Coyle and her aunts, Mrs. Alex Hay and Mrs. Edwin Haslam. While there she saw Military Tattoo and visited Bal- moral Castle and Cratbie Ch-

. as w some time on Isle 1! Man and visiting Blackpool. She arrived in H lifax. N.S. from Glasgow

< on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald I-lubley. Charlottetown left yesterday for I short holiday trip through the New England States. They be visiting with friends in Maine and New Hampshire.

Mrs. J.G. Dennis. Charlotte- town. has had as a welcome guest this week, Mrs. Silvia Stone of Clarenville, Newfound- land. who is making official vi- sits to the Rebekah Lodges in the Province. On Wednesday evenim. Miss Hilda Harper ea.- tertained at a delightful party In honor of Mrs. Stone, with in- vitaed guests: Mrs. Ruby liotde. Mrs. Dennis. Mrs. J Crockett, Miss Ethel J. Suther- land. Mrs. Kathleen Cauty. Mrs. Isabelle MacLeod. Mrs. Cather- ine Smith. Miss Helen Finlay- son, and Mars. Sadie Senmer

Mrs. William Down. Glar- lottetown,is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

LAC M.E. Doucetie is spending his‘leave' at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdin- md' of North Rustico. alter spending three years with the RCAF in Europe. Mr. Dou- eette will be stationed at S merside, P.E.I. when he returns to his duties.

Deputy president, Miss Hilda Harper, Charlottetown, was an official visits

1' at the regular ,1,

meeting of Acme Rebekah Lod-

' guest of honor at the home

Mark Delaney. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wedge of Summerside attended the Wedge - Condrlck

edrsl, Moncton. NJ}. on Mo - day.

Miss Elaine Tanton. who tended the funeral of her father. the late Roy Tanton. St. Elea- nors. has returned to Prince of Wales College to resume her studies.

_ Members of the Summerside A.}L_P.A. held a delightful "corn- 0 o

and prayers offered by . Mark Ferguson concluded this event.

Miss Ruth Tanton. who w as called home due to the sudden passing of her father. Mr. Roy Tanton. St. Eleanors. left Friday on return to Toronto.

Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Quiilan of Toronto are visiting in St. Eleanors. where they had been called last week due to the death of the latter’s father, Mr. Roy Tanton.

Miss Ann Profit. Alberton. wag o Mrs. E. E. Larter. Wednesday evening when more than 30 friends assembled to tender miscellaneous show .

The room was mttractively de- corated with pink and white streamers and white wedding bells. Prettlly wrapped packag- es were presented ln s decorat- ed wheelbarrow by Mrs. Ronald Pettitt. In opening them Mis s Profit was assisted by Miss Ro- sella Leclair. The accompany- ing good wishes were read by Miss Ann Moran.

Games and a singsong were enjoyed and refreshments were served. Assisting Mrs. serving were J A Noon-

an. Mrs. Maurice Penry Miss Ann Larter. Mr and Mrs. Stephen Darol are spending a pleasant holiday ‘inc relatives and friends in Badeque and Middleton.

wedding in L'Assumptlon Cath- " s

l.‘ Among the several out of town guests were the mothtrs

Latter in (led to and ed in the religious store at the h

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islanders Wed At Ceremony in Toronto, Ont.

the late Mr. Parkman of sou Rustico. P.E.I. The groom is the of Mr. and Mrs. James Murray, Charlottetown. rs. J. Clemen was the ma- tron of honor and Mr. Norman Richard was the bestman. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the Seaway Hotel for friends and relatives.

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of both the bride and groom.

The young couple will be re- siding in Toronto where both Mr. and Mrs. Murray are em- Dloyed.

N. Rustico CWL V Holds Meeting

The North Rustico parish council of the CWL held th monthly meeting on October 1 in the school with a fair number of members attending. ’

Rev. L.G. Ayers opened meeting with the league pray-

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er. and the secretary res t e d; at 3. tlejohns a iel Laura Dennis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dennis, Char- lottetown and Gordon Lorenz. son of Mr. and Harry Lorenz. Edmonton, Alta. Th

minutes of the last meeting. The trggsurer reported a balance of Reports were given by All the committee convene-rs. T correspondence included a let- from Mrs. I3-3sRoches re- garding the spiritual bouquet

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to be-

n g the ladies for putting their trust in her as the provincial president.

was discussed and it was deci- take orders as in the past annd'also to have them plac- ’

c urch. The meeting was closed with prayer. g

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0 Dunstaffnage. P.E.I. was

Thompson. played the wedding music and Mrs. Terrance Don- I‘ . quharson rendered two . They The selling of Christmas cards fore Walk signing of the regist qccorated with baskets of mix- ed flowers and the guest pews ,were marked with white satin bows and sprigs of silk rose

Central United Church in the

double ring ceremony. Mur-

Ronald Mrs. e bride's aunt. Mrs. Irving

ellv and Miss Mary Jane Far-

due . sang "0 Perfect Love" be-I Beside You”during the

er. The church was attractively

s. The bride. given in marriage ly in

MR. AND MRS. GORDON R. LORENZ

Dunstaffnage United Church is Scene Of Lovely Wedding

place by her chlgnon. Her bou-

quet was a cascade of pink and

red roses.

Mrs. Mike Carmody w a s her er Ina n of onor and

the bridesmaids were Mrs. Rod-

dy Ives. cousin of the bride, and

Miss Sheila Dennis, niece of the roll bride ‘ml were

. ey identically styled gowns of blending shades of roses with bell skirts and strapless bodices topped by matching chiffon over-blouses. They wore matching shoes and floral headdresses and carried cascades of aded pink carna-

‘oils. The flower girl. Miss Louanne pale

the ceremony and “I’l1 Beer. was dressed in

rose and she scatteded rose pe-

,tals in the aisle as the bride en-

terec‘ the church.

The ring bearer was Master Shane Carmody. Mr. Richard liighet acted the bestman and the ushers were Mr. Wilf- fred Dennis and Mr. Mike Car- mod

y. Mrs. Dennis chose for her

.2 lovely gown of turquoise satin - with harmonizing brocade even-

Couple Exchange Vows to

Tune Ot Ancie

Alpha Rebekah Lodge. Char- lottetown. was host this week to the vice-president of the Maritime Rebekah Assembly, Mrs Sylvia Stone, Clarenvllle. N .. who is presently on offi- cial vislt to the Rebekah Lod- ges of the province.

At a well-attended meeting held in Alpha Lodge Room, Mrs Mae Adams was Marshall and introduced the following guests: The assembly vice-pre- sident; Mr. Jean Crockett an Mrs. Estelle Dennis, both past assembly presidents; J.A. Mac- Nalr. past grand master. Mari- time grand lodge; Miss H i l d a Harper, district deputy presi- dent; Forrest Clow, district puty grand master. and Mrs . Sadie Sentner, assembly con- ductor Escorts for these dis- tinguished members of the or- der included: Mrs. Catherine Smith. Mrs. Mae Whelan. Miss . Mrs. Lois Br Mrs. Jean Smith. Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Hazel Le .

Warm words of welcome were

voiced by the presiding officer.

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Miss Ethel J. Sutherland. and Mrs Stone was extended a de- lightful welcome in song. A

Newfoundland". A profusion of seasonal flowers in the led

dress. with others in colored gowns; and attention was drawn to the gown worn by Mrs. Den- nis, this being the gown which she served as courtesy of- ficer of the International Asso- ciation of Rebekah Assemblies during the recent sessions of the world organizations held in Montreal.

Mrs Stone was attired in

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ing bag and slippers.

nt Scottish Aire

.‘A "Golden Chain Paseant” was beautifully portrayed. with Mrs. Catherine Smith and M1’!- Lois Brown as readers.

An address was read by Miss Hilda Harper, and gift Presentl- tion made to Mrs. stone by Miss

rEt.hel J. Sutherland. Routine business of the even-

d a salad supper in the banquet. 19th

room on October .

The vice-president's enthus- iesm and z e a l for the Rebekah order was clearly demonstrat- ed as she spolm oq convincingly on Rebekah Odd- fellowship, outlining th e PTO- gram for the coming year. and citing the motto, slogan and ob-

jurisdiction of the Maritime Pro- Jvlnces of Canada. Other guests spoke briefly. all ‘expressing appreciation for the; fi

one a and the charming :personality of the guest speak-.

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able n8. 9 ' floor and the lodge chaplain. Mrs. Emma Alley, participat < in an impressive candlelightlngl ceremony. : Mrs. Eleanor Matheson as-j sisted at the piano during the! presentation of the guests. Following the meeting. a so- cial hour was enjoyed in banquet room. where the centre table was laid with lace coth.

.by fall tapers of symbol Re- bekah colors. ' 'Mrs. Nadine Wolton presided

freshments were served by Mrs. Kathleen Cauty. Mrs. Lettie Gill, Mrs. Florence Gillespie.

tic Ballingall.

j Anglican Women's Auxiliary

Holds Semi-Annual Meeting

The semi-annual meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Anglican Church of Canada was held in e

Centre. on Wednesday after- noon, October 3. Canon T. E. Loder. r e c t o r of St. John's

Church. Crapaud. welcomed the members and took the‘ devotion- al service. ending with the pres- entation of a life membership and pin. given to Mrs. E v a Blanche Fall by - members of her Crapaud branch. After the the minutes of last were read by ilreasu-rer, Miss . in the absence of the secretary. Mrs. Reg Jenkins, The vice-president Mrs. H.L; Palmer then chair while the president Mrs. George Wood, gave her report upon the 77th annual meeting held by the Dominion Board in Montreal. This meeting was graced by the presence of Madame Georges Vanler who was honorary pat- roness and guest speaker. At opening sessions ' Vanler said,— “I come today to tell you of my admiration for your work. We may not be of e same Communion but one thing we have in common is the

year’s meeting the diocesan

Anglican Crapaud tees by

given by Mrs. Hvrvey Mac- Pherson. G.A. secretary and new chairman of youth commit- : Mrs. Robert Currie. J. A. secretary and by Mrs. F. L. Elias, who did such splendid work as director of camps last summer. All stressed the value of different groups working hap- pily together and told of the fes- tivals and workshops held by Miss F. Lamb and Miss Rice. both national youth leaders. Miss Carrie Thompson. succeed-

g Mrs. James Harris. will get in touch at once with e stir- ring group of 35 “Links".

Mrs. Hemming reporting for the twenty refugee adoptees. thanked members for donations to the coal fund. and begged them to keep on sending letters and boxes to these handicapped people; since their welfare of- ficer said it gave them a sense of inner strength and security.

Afte1-‘the adoption of reports and the offering. the meeting was closed with prayer. All members then met at the hall for a cup of tea and a social hour.

jeciives for Rebekahs in the‘ F Mr.

I engagement of their daughter. i -' Helen Gail to Kevin E. Mac- . Askill, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. I I

S’side United Baptist Church

r. As a finale to a most enjoy-,

and floral centrepiece flanked: c

over the tea cups, and dainty re- I

HELEN G. HANCOCK

and Mrs. L.W. Han- cock. 322 Myrtle Street, Sum- merside. wish to announce the

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KEVIN E. MscASKILL ‘

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

J. MarAsklll. Englishlown. Nova Scotia. Marriage to halos place in t e Summerside Presbyterian Church on Sat- urday, October 20th. 1962 at p.m.

ls Scene Of Pretty Wedding

The United Baptist Church in were Willis Harris. uncle

Summerside was the scene

Gloria Claudette - ghter of Mr. and Mrs. rBecl

lMr. Mill River. The d ou ble ring ceremony

laccomnanied Mrs. lbrooks. who sang "0 Perfect

of th th .a pretty wedding recently when

Lsaaacson. dau- ghtei-‘s wedding. a flowered silk Waldo ‘dress with white accessories and :. St. Eleanors. became the a Corsage of yellow roses. bride of William Upton. son of Coulzhlin was wearing a blue and Mrs. George Coughlin, gown with white accessories and a corsagc of pink roses.

of e bride.'and Gordon Wallace. Mrs Beck chose for her dau-

Mrs.

The bride's grandmother,

was performed by Rev. E. L. _Mrs. Harry Harris chose a blue Estabrooks. Prof. Alden Leard 5 dl‘9ss with white accessories and Esta- ‘ a corsage of pink roses.

After the ceremony is recep-

Mrs. Jean Smith and Mrs. Lot- Love" before the ceremony and lion was held at the home of the

l"Always" during the signing of bride's parents for fifty guests.

" the register.

The bride's table was decorated

i The church was decorated ;with roses and centered with a lwitl. baskets of mixed cut flow- three tier wedding cake.

ers. The guest pews were mark- ed with white satin bows pansles.

au neckline. Tiers of lace formed the bustle back. The sleeves were long and tapering to points over the ban Her

fell from a pill box styled head- red sweetheart roses.

of the groom. was the maid of l honor. length gown of pink nylon overl taffeta with matching head-1 dress and carried a nosegay of: white fea-tihe-red carnations. ‘ The groom was attended by Mr.

Lloyd Shaw. The ushersi

and was served by Capt

Beck assisted by Mrs. Arthur Given _in marriage by her Rennie. Mrs. Ivan Harris and step-father, the bride was ra- Mrs diant in a street length gown of . the bride and Donna Jenkins white nylon lace over satin fea- . and Judy Harper. friends of the turing a fitted bodice and ba- bride

A turkey and salad supper . L e s t e 1'

Gordon Harris, aunts of

For her honeymoon trip the

bride chose a white linen dress w’ elbow length veil of nylon n et ‘Corsage of Pink roses-

1tl' white accessories and I

Mr and Mrs. Coughlin h a v a

piece. She carried a bouquet of 1 taken up reside“; in 01,93;-y ‘where the groom Miss Dorothy Coughlln. sister ;of the Co-op Store.

is on the stafi

Prior to their marriage a

She W0l'e I 3 ¢ 1‘ 0 ct »miscellaneous shower was held

in Knutsford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Adams and a post nuptial shower was held at the home of the groom's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ge o rg e Coughlin.

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panied by Miss Ethel Suther- land. Mrs. Kathleen Cauty and FF’; Mge . rnfinzhees of . WI ch‘! 0 mwllm The guest were introduced Mrs. Frances Shaw and wel- comed by the noble grand. Mrs. Annie illis. Miss Harper spoke on the work of the order and gave a brief resume of the pro-

prel- dent of the Maritime Rebekah A . During the business period. ' were

I’: cussed for entertaining the vic president of the Maritime Re bekah Assembly on October 4th.

At the dose of the meeting a social hour .was enjoyed by members and’ eats. Mrs. Hil- da Hilchey was piano accompa- nist for a sing song. re- freshments were served by the lunch ccansrllttee.

Dr. and Mrs. James L. Saun-

ders of Summerside are visiting mum

relatives and friends in the New England States.

‘Mr. and Mrs. John Wood-

urnmerslde week take up residence in Charlotte-

Mr. Everett Allen, Middleton. is a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital. I

Mrs. Colin Craig, Middleton.

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8. Sheridan and Mrs. Peter Harri- son and their families.

ELLEN’S DIARY

daughter. Panama’. 5,, _ _ , ‘° threshing goes well with us, to

Disappointing days. harvest- wise, with too little fine weath- er for the reaping, this week has given. And in consequence.

gone more or‘ less forlornly about. awaiting the return of harvest-weather. Though by no idly. for a farmer can al- ways find some work to engage mind and hands. There was that end of carpentry which puts a second neat (moved) bgilditgeg

be a portable granary. or fail- ing that. to has shelter. f o r any overflow of stock.

"We needn't tziarry about it"

Ah; W W O pped there a minute today to gather up bits and pieces of discards of wood. "they'll find Jomethinl to fill it!" The week goes away on damp pgthg,-No sign of star to Sulde

‘ Thursday. With the

The ”Nut Brown Month” is Outlined Against The Hill

the farmers at Alderlea have w

0 131099 Oly- Of little children cradled by

fllsteninlllit . _ Warm beaches on a sunny af-

beits should be compulsory in all cars Dr. Yves Prevost. a Montreal plastic surgeon. said rising num- ber of motor accidents. plastic surgery is a growing field, DR Prevost said in an interview. He is here for the annual conven- tiuL of the Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons.

pearls and crystals held

silk organza over taffeta with lily point sleeves. The fitted bo- dice featured a scalloped neck- line and the billowing skirt was trimmed with chantilly lace and mother of pearl sequins. The bouffant back was accented with a baby bustle falling into a cha- . pel train. . - l-{er veil of silk illusion misled from a queen crown of sfl

Showery days the week brought. And among these came the delight of a perfect harvest- ave sunfliine and a

; put bees cal-ing at the meadow-flowers‘ doors: set a dragonfly on swift wing. and let gossamer float. It brought

And our world was good.

So whether with rain and mist scarfing the «hills. or the sun bathing dreamlly the farm- lands, the week spent its days. And each day. we on farms took up the "homely, simple duties" of this round which is ours. In her poem "Things He Loved" Edna Jaques reflects:

"Such homely. simple things the

Master taught!-

Plain common rules of starch

human we . He spoke of neighbours at the

the hearth. . Housework, and women their Ivlnnlnl-wheels. And the tired farmers at their

evuslm meals. . . -

at

He loved the battered mips.

l Lilies till Iflll. I I 11 rugged hills.

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ll” '3” °‘ cams no cents) In ' lee (no stamps. please) for r, crooked streets M. "“..m_ leeat sales tax. Print of also sue. NAME. an- eommol folk. ,

these warm. lovely things among: Ans.

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daughter‘: wedding a beige lace sheath dress with ' . turquoise accessories. Her cor- M sage was mother of the groom wore white lace sheath dress over of green with match cessories and a corsage of low roses.

and

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roses. ing white ac-

Following the ceremony a re-

ception for 75 guests was held at the Charlottetown Hotel. The

bride’: table was tastefully de- cox-ated with flowers and cen- tered with a three-tier wedding