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Couple Wed At Brackley -

~ Now Residing

The. marriage of Brenda Fave Sellick only daughter of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Sellick of Brackley, to Cst. Douglas Raiph _McLeod, “RCMP Souris, son of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Mc- Leod, Moncton. N.B_ was _ sol- omnized in. Brackley U nite Church on Saturday May f

Rev. Frank Lacey perf; the double ring ceremont. Mrs. Fanny Bertram. a of =the bride. was organist and accom- panied Elaike Beveaton whe sang “0 Father All Creating”, before the bride entered the church and “9 Perfect Love” during the ngmng of the regis ter

The bnide_ given in marnage By her father. wore a street length gown of white organza over taffeta. with lang lily point -gleeves A border of wide lace encircled the skirt and neckline, and her coronet of tiny rhine- stanes and lace held a shoulder lenzth veil. She carned a bou- aquet of red and white carnat fons and wore a single strand of pearls and matching ear- rings gift of the groom

The maid - of-honor. Jeanne Jenkins chose a sheath dress of gold peau - de-sme with short white lace jacket and matching gold headdress. She carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies.

The groom was attended by Col. Victor Cameron. . Summer- side and ushers were Cst. Wal- ter Pincent Summerside. and Cet. William Dewsnap, Monta- gue

Following the ceremony a re- eeption was held at the “Tow- ers”. The bride's mother was wearing. a light navy boucile suit, mavy and white accessor- fes and corsage of vellow roses.

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MS Society Hears Report At Meeting

Mrs. Avis C » mm ings, chair- man of patient welfare for the PE. chapter, Multiple Sclero- sis Snciety reported 27 vi-

Sitations made to date at a rec-|

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A financial report was given &

by treasurer, W. R. Arbing, and general. discussion on the affairs of the chapter concluded the meeting, which was chaired by chapter president, Mrs. H epe Norton

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HAPPENINGS:

Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editer, Phone 45506

Mrs Harry Frankel, New York; arrived last week to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. Jonn Jack, Tyne. Valley.

Institute members are report- ed to be making preparations to

attend the Provincial WI Coriven--

tion which will be held at Prisce of Wales College. Chariotte-

af ~ town, on July.7 and 8.

Mrs. Walter Dixon, East Bal- tic. and Mrs. Floyd McLean, Kingsboro, attended the Uigg | and Summerville District Con- yention held recently a Uigg.

Mr and Mrs. Percy A. White. St. Petersburg, Florida, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. White's sister. Mrs. Walter Bow- ness, and family.

Mrs. Bessie Allan, Halifax is visiting with her sister Mrs. T. J. Robertson, “Point.

Mrs. Calvin Cotton, 4 Lake, N.S. were recent

“Mrs.“Catherine Grindle, “Blue

'Hill, Maine is visiting with rel- atives in Charlottetown, B ot h-

well and SouthLake.

Mrs. Phyllis M. Noonan. davu- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg Dawson, foremerly of Albany, P.E.1. has graduated from the Hamilton School of Cosmetology, Hamilton, Ont.

| ‘Mr. and Mrs. Leo Perry have

returned from Germany where

married while he was overseas.

_, Mrs. W. $., Watson, Vancou-

ver, BC, national field seere- 2bout to roll down ‘he lane

tary and world recording see-

retary of Woman's Christian has an exciting w« Temperance Union, after com- d memories

piting a successful itinerary on

P.E.I

flew to Halifax where she continues her-work. While et Summerside, she was the house Yet!

guste of the provincial presid-

to St. Louis after spending some | time in Halifax, N.S. .

| ELLEN’S DIARY | Her Infectious Laughter | Rippled Through The Air

Getting off sticks to a sawmull! ly” perhaps. we thought with an , — this was-the intecest of farm-_imward_and rather guilty chuck- ers of the name i~iay. Trucks le The storekeeper, a smallish Pligd to and from the wood - : yard back in a fieid, bearing away ihe logs, and bring home in |Feturm the sawed \umber ~ Now | where can we get something red

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spectacles and a neat beard and a nice way with chil- dren, would be at his counter, the smith at his anvel, as we

|to tie on the end of that longest could hear. x Stick to mark it for the road?” “Now then, Ewen, you baste one of the lads quered of a load this’ the aunt said presently,

laying some pieces before ~ us. The June-time We can still recall the white of

of reviving

James grinned

scarlet, and the chatting which

| attended the sewing: the legend

“Your grandmover as a girl had a red dress he offered “There may be pieces of it left winsome tales often amusing of her college and school - teach-

Mt was made. as “e remembe-

ent, Mrs. L. M. Callbeck. red. from a lengt» of flannel of spent in the States. Non stop- @ creamy hue wh. had been ped for dinner. And the hours Catherine Perry has returned dipped in a blood — red bath by slipped by to a clock’s chime,

and the hum of a sewing mach- ine, with bastings and press-

. In ber busy-ness, it was passed on to ‘he hands of @ much loved auni. who with her

that basting - thread against the |

Mr. and Mrs. George MacMil- ®4Sbaand bh: returned lan, Stanh ope, had as recent ™ years spent in The States to house guests Mr. and Mrs Eph live out the wester og time in a MacMillan, New Glasgow, N.S.,| SUS home im the + llage within

ings, and fittings, until the gar- ment took shape before our eves, and suppertime came The meal? One guess would do! Boston Baked Beans and steam- ed brown bread!

‘Mrs. Sadie Bovyer, Little York ® stone's throw airiost of her - la MacMillan, Mar-| a

and Mrs. Li! shfield.

Henry Arsenault has returned hat could turn readily and well,

t Toronto after visiting h rents, Mr. and Mrs John G sevauk and other members af |

s

Ar-

his family in St. Lovis

and our - girlhood some. An ex- schoolma’am, she «as truly a lady o° pairts. She had hands

But now our week has donned its best night mantle to go: dusky it is, and richly patterned with stars. Beautiful the days have been, exceedingly pleasant our round, and our lot. surely one with “‘God's eye over" it.

(to the old - time arts and crafts \of the housewife. 2 mind well ked with learnings and lore, abrave and kindly heart.

|Her laugh was a lovely ripple,

Mr. and Mrs Fabian \rsen-. ¥@°™ and bright and infectious ault St. Louis, jeft for Toronte At James’ words. we recalied where they .will. attend the wed- Bot so much the concentration

Ng of their sor®Mfanay to Anna | 224 ingenuity. which went to the Mallett. daughter of Mr and of that girl's dress, Mrs. Wilfred Mallett of Si Louis, ‘hough we naturally followed : that with some suppressed Mr. and Mrs J A Beaton of M@idenly excitement. but that Toronto are now spending a piea- oe Saturday we spent at her sant vacation with their daugh- ree siti ian ce ter, Mrs. Cecil MacP of Ar- ..° comm, 0 s = acPhail Ar. tint the. aad ie ak: _ “Te and rather lazy haze simme- Relatives on the Island ‘have "ed over the fields. Below the just learned of the graduation of Village. there where the brook Jane Coffit of Belmont, Mass. crossed the Point Road from a

from Les ev College at Cam-| bridge: Mass, Wii a

wild asters. And cuddled in the nooks of the gray - railed and _ Bear roadside fence. goldenrods

in a

er father, |

ton Coffin of Morell, and Clarence Murchison of

Point, P.E.1. is her aunt — : | fruited ‘<a te i. af

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Coffin announce the forth- coming marriage of their dau- ghter, Wilma Laura to Harry

Wayne, son of Mr. and s. William L. Hambly, 132 North

our drese = to-he

It was a peaceful spot there where we visited. a sanctuary if *ever,~its~pair~apart-from->-the ‘busier occupations of those times. In the garden. the hus band was gathering up the on- ions leaving them in neat heaps to dry. The village was about the usual work of the weekend...

manse, the minister would be putting the finishing touches to his sermon - come to his “‘third-

cancer fund, and plans were

in charge of treats for the school

picnic. Mrs. Dan Stewart and Mrs.

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IN JULY

River Road, Charlottetown. Marriage to take place at St. John’s United Church, Mt. Stewart, P.E.I. on July 33 at 4.0 p.m.

legates to the provincial WI con- vention July 7- 8.in Prince of Wales College auditorium, Char- lottetown

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A penny sale was won by Mrs.

will be at the home of Mrs. Dan Stewart. Rol! cali will “A way to improve our district | eonvention.”” :

| Meeting adjourned. after which

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Gowan. . CORNWALL WI

Farewell Gift

Fifteen members and four vi- sitors attended the meeting of Brae UCW held in the 0°L e ary Manse recently.

The president called the meet- ing to order and Mrs. Preston MacKinnon conducted the devo- tional period assisted by sever- al members. | Mrs. Lyman Gorrill was auc-

thoneer for a sale, and quite a sum was realized. Reports on Canada_ Packer's. coupon Con-

tributions and a number of wool- _len_ squares for the Mission Re- lief crib blanket were present- ed.

Reports were received from the treasurer, committee for so- cial functions. also committee on friendship and visitation. The program report consisted of a review of the study of Trinidad |In the Christian Community by. members of the UCW.

It was decided to ask Mr. and ‘Mrs. Turner to show slides at ithe July meeting to which the congregaton will be invited. Cor- respondence consisted of a note of appreciation from Mrs. J. B.

MacKay and a letter in regard.

to an invitation to the Pictou UCW Presbyterial during the month of September.

Following an address, read by Mrs. Harris Rogers, a farewell gift was presented to Rev. David Hamilton by Mrs. James MacKinnon. "Mr. Hamilton ex- pressed his appreciation to the group for the gift

Mrs. James MacKinnon will be worship leader for next meeting which will be held in the church hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Alice Dalton, Mrs. Eddie Mac- Nevin, Mrs. Harris Rogers and Mrs. Alice MacFadyen. Roll call will be answered with the name of a woman of the Bible and a fact concerning her.

A short discussion concerning church vacation school follow ed. and after a hymn and bene- diction, refreshments were ser- ved by the committee, assisted by Mrs. Thompson.

CORRAN BAN CWL

The president, Mrs. Emmett Martin presided at the June meeting of Corran Ban CWL recently at her home. The meet- ing opened with Qeague pray- ier and minutes of test meeting

oa

To Minister At O'Leary

| Fifteen members of Cornwall | WI gathered at the home of iMrs. Carl Scott recently to at- lee the regular monthly meet- ing.

Presented

were read. Fourteen members were present

ters re: Columbia cultural cen- With treats, etc. for the children °

tre at N. Rustico: Canadian Cen- t the school- closing i tennial Year Project of CWL: , Mrs. Herbert Scott was appoin-

Provincial Convention to be held ted in charge of the Red Cross on June 20 and 2ist to which two |S¥imming classes and Mrs. Ford delegates were appointed: feso-| Wilson gave a report on the

lutions to be presented_at this , Safety Committee convention. It was decided that| 294 im connection with this the

the CWL donate the new church Roll Call for next meeting is take the

altar. Conveners_ were appoint- ‘9 be answered by a “‘saf ety

ed for 1965-66. suggestion” .

Rev. Director, Fether Wood Funds collected for the Can- in his remarks gave some high- © Campaign we 1 tegberaen ‘lights of the Social Life Confer- _ Food convener for next meet-

ence which he attended in Mon- 12% is Mrs. Dannie Gass a co oda Mees. Harel Deushuc wil Meeting ‘closed with Act. of hostess Consecration by Father W 0 0d (3GRRTRTRAGRRRRRAARRARS and refreshments were served 4 by the hostess and committee PURITY DAIRY KILMUIR WI Anne MacDonald was hostex« 4 belte Praeen to the Kilmuir Women’s Institu- 7 y te members recently. Mrs. Don- Kent , ald Munroe presided, opening — = ee the meeting with the Institute *eeeocecoeececooccoc. Ode. Roll call was answered by 11 ‘members and 2 visitors with “a question for the “Question - Box" at the convention. The sec- retary read the minutes and cor- ,Fespondence committees report- ed and new ones were appoint- ed. Monex_was voted for the

nd be

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NOTICE OF CITATION

In Re Estate of Lillian §& MacLeod late of Murray. Har- bour in Kings County, widow. deceased, testate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Citation has been ex- tracted for the passing of the final accounts in the above Estate and for an Order for distribution and the hearing of same shall be before the presid- ing Justice in the Estates. Div- ision of the Supteme Court at the Court House in Charittfe- _town in Queens County, on Fri- day the %h day of July next coming, at the hour of eleven o'cléck in the forenoon.

DATED this 27th day of May.

ALD. 1965. KENNETH M MARTIN, Proctow. ‘

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field and slipped away into the : e of:

Behind the front gable of the

| The members were urged tog attend the District Convention at ¢ Correspondence New: Haven. A donation is to be > read and discussed included let-|8ivem to the teachers to help out >

Can special love be every- where”

A myriad homes - ways.

And God's eye over every place?

T asked: my soul bethought hig; H

In just that very place of His

a myriad

Where He hath put and keepeth oy sang “Oh Perfect Love”

you God hath no other thing to do.”

bd BA GRADUATE

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Diane Thompson of Park- | made for the annua! district con- dale, daughter of Mr. vention. Mrs. Wilfred Gillis and Mars) Stan Thompson, gradua- Mrs. Dick Campbe!! are to be ted from McGill

University this year with her bachelor of Arts degree. Her early educa- tion was obtained

Bruce Lecco, were appointed de- mouth, N.S. but when her fam-

ily returned to Charlottetown Miss. Thompson attended Prince of Wales College. gra- duating and winning a Nation- al Scholarship given by McGill

George Hume. The July meeting University for the year 1963-

64. This scholarship was re-

be, mewed for her by McGill Un-

iversity for the year 1964-65 Miss Thompson plans to re- turn to McGill! this fall.

the hostess served refreshments; where she will study for her ‘assisted by Mrs. M. N. Mac- master's’ degree

in ~ history She has been appointed as a resident assistant at Royal Victoria College

et ett ti en

H. BENNETT CARR Counselling r

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“Among sd many, can He care?

AUGUST WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs...Earle Jelley of Unionvale are happy to an- nounce the engagement of their only daughter, Lucy Anne to Carman Garfield Locksbie, son of Mr. and Mrs

eh

ANNED

Wilbert Dennis of Kautsford

ed

Marriage to take place in the O'Leary United Baptist Church on Saturday, August 7, 1965 at

2.30 o'clock (Phetes by Heckbert studic)

Anderson-MacKenzie Vows

Solemnized In

Roebuck United Church was attractively decorated with multi - colored tulips and carna- tions. recently when Mary Lou- ise, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of Spen- cerville, Ont. became the bride of Daniel Blair MacKenzie. third

‘son of Mrs. John M. MacKenzie

of officiated at the ceremony

* guson sang ‘“‘I'll Walk Beside’ —| You"? during the signing of the | register. :

| The bride, given away by her

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SERIE Oe

and the late Mr. MacKenzie, Montague, P E_I.

Rev. L. MacDonald Ferguson

Organist, Mrs. H. Kenney ac- companied the junior choir as

nd Mrs. L. MacDonald Fer-

\father, was in a floor length gown of white Lagoda fashioned

with an empire waistline, round | or

The A-line skirt, scattered with jembroidered and ribboned appl-

Ontario

For her daughter's wedding; the bride's mother wore inp aqua crepe dress trimmed with nylon net, white accessories, and white hat. Her corsage was of pink roses

The groom's mother chose a

the home of Mrs. Dewar swa, York, in honor of Mrs Nelco, Vessev, York

Mr. and Mrs) Raymanrna Watts and family, were wee; end guests of Mr and Mrs F4 dison Watts, Summerside

Harry Lewis. York, has -o. jturned to work at the nations park for the summer months

Haro'd Watts. York. was a , sitor to Charlottetown Monda: | Stanhope, spent Sunday at tne ene of Mrs. Harry Swan.

Benny Watts. Tracadie, wax 4 visitor to York on Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. Laken’ Lew. jand three children were gues:; of Mrs. Lewis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MacLennan. Glen 'Valley, recently.

Mr. -and Mrs. Eddison Wai: and two children, Thane = and Mark, Summerside. were vi<:: ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Watts, York. recently

Mrs. Breit MacMillan, Union Road, paid a short visit at the home of Mrs. Gordon Crocket: York, recently. :

Mrs. Randolph Murray was » recent visitor to Charlottetour

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wat's. York, are spending a holiday |p Halifax, N.S., at the home Mr. and Mrs. Eddison Hardy

Mrs. Donald Crockett and son Gordon Kenneth. York, were guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDowell. Gler Valley

Mrs. Eric MacMillan. Unior Road. was the guest of her aum _ Mrs. Harry Swan recently

Mrs. Bessie MacInnis - anc Mrs. George Cudmore were re cent visitors at the home of Mrs Raymond Watts.

of

town, Thousand points of interest along the

travelling costume green accessories. 423A Lochaber Ave.

Ont. where the groom fs a pho- to-mechanic employed by Army

fe

Mrs. Elby Hardy, York. spending a holiday at the home of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eddison Hard: Halifax. N.S

Joan MacLennan. Charlotte town, spent Wednesday ‘with her ‘sister, Mrs. Laken Lewis York

two - piece suit of navy linen, matching hat and white accesso- ries and a corsage of red roses

For a motor tip te Water- Islands and St the bride's

was of mavy organza with white and

Lawrence River.

DOCTOR RETIRES | TORONTO ‘CP) — Dr. Jeas Davey of Toronto will retire

residing at Ottawa,

The couple are

partment of medicine at Wom- en's College Hospital. She has been head* of the departmen:

Survey Est’b :

Out of town guests included Mrs. Jennie MacKenzie, moth- of the groom from Montague,

hee NRG

since 1950 and will be succeeded

Anderson, ‘Edmonton. "Alberta, and other guests from Ottawa.

eon was served.

For boys and girls

Preparation for School.

PAINTING CRAFTS MUSIC

MONDAYS

-Re July 10th, 1965.

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|iques, featured a gathered back, Cobourg. Belleville. Ont. and Pee srteccesreseene @ idraping into a short train. Her gyamilton. Ont @ May We Accommodate § headpiece was a crown of white : $ your : nylon adorned with seed pearls, | @ |which held a three tiered veil of YORK ig Whee you are @ Mal Malitax 3 nylon net. She carried a cres- © cantraly tecoted : $ |eent of white roses and ivy > The motron «of: honor was Darlene Lewis, York, has re 6 STERLING SOTEL 3 i M wR turned to her home after spend $ t the nlace te stay! 6 Sandra Strong of Moncton. N'B’ ing a holiday at the home of her |g “@ j | Wearing a street length dress of cousin Donalda Dickieson.Glen § aw ot Ge $ yellow peau de soie, with mat-! vanley > dere are cul es : jching rose headdress. She car- 4 baby shower was held at > a 5 Seen ce lried a crescent of yellow and , : ® a ter @ Came $ ‘white shasta mums. P @ Pamfty ané Group Pms = ¢ "| Bridesmaids were Shirley > © Commerciad Rates $ - |Kingston and Janice Whitehorne > 3 lof Norfolk, Virginia, who chose is peau de soie with matching rose > | headdresses, and they carried S2@G0 CORSRTANTS - SEWINE SERVICES , lyellow and white shasta mums. ®@.804 560 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL 9 | Clinton Nicholson, Trenton, 3 i 23 and Ont. (formerly of PEI) was? > best. man. Ralph MacKenzie, 3 Dress Goods 3) ; Hamilton, Ont. and Peter Hop- ¢ *15 kins of Ottawa ushered the $ @ newest shades ° ® guests to their seats. o i Following the ceremony, a $ @ finest quality 38. reception was held at Roebuck 9 Community Hall, where lunch- $ aes Prince St. Ch’town $ é

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