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Wedding Ceremony Is Held At Millview United Church

A very pretty summer wed- ding was solomnized at Mill- view United Church on July 28 -when Audrey Joan. eldest dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sanderson, was united in mar- riage tc Kenneth Barry, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Lawson MacEach- ‘

erii, Cherry Valley, with T.R. Goudgn-. performing the double- ring ceremony.

Bouquets of roses and mixed cut flowers decorate the church, and were marked with miniature corsagc.» made of fashion rose-

uds. Mr. Edison Slieiiimv,

church organist. accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Douglas Cotiiii, as she sang “O Perfect Love” before the ceremony and Wedding Prayer" during signing of the register. ’ The bri e, ’ n in marriage by her father, looked lovely in a floor length gown of white silk organza over taffeta, with fitted bodice which featured embroi- dered inserts. She wore a mat- ching headpiece with a should- er length veil of tulle illusion, and she carried a bouquet of red roses. Her only jewellery was a double strand of pearls, a gift of the groom.

Mrs. Donald Jenkins, as ma- tron of honour, wore a street

length gown of pastel green or-.- ganza over taffeta with match-; ' j u n i o r ‘

ing headpiece. The bridesmaids, Miss Lynda San- derson, sister of the bride. and Miss Donna .VlacEachern, sister of the groom wore identical dresses of yellow _ taffeta with matching pieces and white accessories. Each carried matching nose- gays oi Carnations. Little Miss Gladys Sanderson was a very wiiisome flower girl in a mauve color nylon gown as she dropped rose petals in her sis-

lELLEN’S DIARY

S Boys Forget Of School To Learn Of Fa r_m Markets

Odd times at Aldcrlea, indeed,

the guest pewsj

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nylon over , head- ;

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8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. Sept. 21, 1962.

be: Mrs. A. J. Likely, Mrs. J. C. Gallant, Mrs. D. Dennis. Mrs.

gers. Mrs. Gordon MacDonald and Mrs. Harvey Douglas.

XI Beta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held the first meeting of the fall and winter season at the summer home of Mrs. James Hornby at Keppoch, recently.

A short business meeting and committees for the coming year were appointed. Following this, the members enjoyed a buffet “pot luck” supper.

The next meeting will be held on October 3 at the home of ,Mrs. Bill Thompson on Small- ‘ wood Crescent.

Mrs. James MacLeod, Glace Bay N.S. is the welcome house guest of Mrs. James Coll, Up- per Prince Street.

- The Sunset Lodge Home Lea- gue held their first meeting of the season on Tuesday after-

_ _ othy Chandler presided and also ‘OF S Pathway d0Wh the 31Si€- conducted the devotional period. 95‘ ma“ “'35 Ml“ L103’ Bri . Chandler introduced Ma°Ea°‘11,eF"- bmiher 0f “I 8 ; Capt. Ronald Walker of the Sal- g‘;)°n°§‘cE Jggkynsshergollzfgeof tré ‘ vation Army Corps in Charlotte- wmv and Mr- Wayne Sander-T ii’.‘.“l‘....‘.’§'."’;.iX“i.“‘Zi.iﬁ.‘li‘i.§i.“"“‘*“ son, brother of the bride. b H. I I d rd f B r her daughter's wedding, eaulu .c° me 5‘ es ° Sr" Mrs. Sanderson chose a gown,‘ mud?’ which he had. taken while of aquamarine Silk linen with‘ stationed there. Brig. Chandler White a,cc(,ssorieS and a Corsage’ thanked Capt. Walker on behalf oi‘ pink carnations. The mother °f the g‘:°“p' ‘ of the groom chose a navy dress i F°“°V_‘”“5 3 hymn the meeting with navy and white accessor-tW35 “mourned- ‘ies and a corsage of white car-. inations. Attendiing the ceremo-, D31V3Y by ii‘? 593 W35 the ny were the four grandmothers 1 scene of an enjoyable function of the bride and groom and the 1 recently when The Association , great-grandmother of the groom; Of rofessional ngineers of each wore a corsagc of white i P.E.I., and the P.E.I. branch of carnati s ‘ e Engineering Institute of Ca- Following the ceremony, a re- , nada, entertained wives and oth- ception was held at the Queen 1 er guests at their annual dinner ‘Hotel in Charlottetown, where’dance, n the warmth of the the three-tie!‘ Wedding Cake t0P- huge grate fire and hospitality ped With 8 miniature bride and ,‘ extended at Dalvay House, the groom, silver candelabra with I very stormy weather outside white candles, and red roses was soon forgotten and dancing $_?g:,S3taiL"Si3%eS€tt¥‘% fgoﬁéiggl. to the music of the Art Cant- Eproposed the toast to the bride’. wells orchestra continued until :to which the groom fittingly re- ! sponded. Miss Norma Sander-

i:gs1hfiS;:I;3s‘:fbg:)i_bride’ attend‘ ies for the evening was Mr. W.

I For a honeymoon mp 0 V e r Stuart Veale, P. Eng., and lucky tthe Cabot Trail, the bride chose ; ""55 were Presemed by M”- ia two-piece outfit of grey and E- 5- Chandler- 'white with pink and white ac- cessorjes and a Corsage ‘ MI‘. and Mrs. Allison WEST Oi pink carnations. The yo u n g 5 Parkdale and Mr. and Mrs. De- couple later left for Toronto.iwar Swan of York, left by car where the groom is employed‘on Saturday morning to visit by Inf-Z115 Electric. riends and relatives in Toronto,

PTi0I‘ to he!‘ d-'-lU8hi9l"S W€d- Ont. En route they will visit in ding, Mrs. Sanderson entertain- Montreal, Quebec, and Ottawa I 9d ‘at 3 i-P0115503“ '33- The bride: and will return to the Island via _was also guest of honor at a‘ the United State; jlargely attended miscellaneous ‘shower held in Millview hall. A M,._ and Mrs Hooper D‘ 'i’°"i'““pti“] 5h°‘”°r f°T' ”‘°i Younker. 30 Bracklev Point young couple was held in Pow- Road had as their‘ tmcem ‘ml hall‘ guests, Mr. Younker's sister and his brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clive MacMillan. Mr. You- nker‘s brother, Mr. Roy Younk- er and Mrs. Younker are guests at the Younker home now.

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a delicious meal served by the hotel staff. Master of ceremon-

and Mrs. Clair Paynter

noon, September 18. Brig. Dor- 5

HAPPENINGS

I-lostesses at the Cha'rlottetownt River Mr. and

Mrs. Tommy tTuplin, Hamilton and Mr. and vMrs. Lloyd Adams, Darniey, tmotored to the western section

Harold I-lowatt, Mrs. T. N. Ro-t of the Island on Sunday and

icalled at the home of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Roland Adams, Conway.

i Among those who arrived in i the province to attend the Som- 3 ers - Murphy wedding on Satur- ,. day are Mrs. Janet Somers, ‘Mrs. Helen Lindsay, Miss Hel- ien and Kathleen Somers, Mr. i and Mrs. Angus Somers and Mi- ichael, Mr. and Mrs. John Som- ers, David, Marie, Cathy and Ri- chard, Ml‘. Harry Bushey, all of Hamilton, Ontario and Miss Su- san Lindsay, New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Howatt spent the past weekend in Hali- fax. They were accompanied to Halifax by their daughter Bev- erly Ann who is attending school there. The Howatts were also

Hospital there for treatment.

J. Reid Underhay is a patient n the Prince Edward Island Hospital as the result of injur- ies received at an accident at his home in Bay Fortune on September 15.

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EAST BALTIC

Mr. George Grant, Charlotte- town, is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

The 4-H Club members of the East Baltic Junior Farmers held a weiner roast at Red Poin Bea:-h recently.

Mr. Emery Bruce left on re- turn to Windsor. 0nt.. having spent the past three weeks wit his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bruce, Red Point.

‘Mr. Charles MacMahon. El- mira, has accepted the position as caretaker at Campbell’s Cove ‘Miss Barbara Pyke, Quebec City, was a guest of Mr. a Mrs. Nelson Stewart. Red Point recently.

Miss Marion Kennedy left on return to Boston, ass.-, fte

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er residence at Kingsboro.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown left on return to their home in Newton, Mass., after spending the summer at their residence

the park at 19

midnight, when all sat down to ipending the Summer months at ed

i in Kingsboro.

i JURY REDUCES CHARGE

i HAMILTON, Ont. ‘ arge of ca, against Gordon Henderson, 17,

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MR. AND MRS. JAMES MILLIGAN

Tyne Valley is Scene

Of Pretty Summerwedding

Ty e Valley Presbyterian Church was the scene of a pret- ty wedding recently when Dian- ne Blanche, daughter of M and Mrs. Elroy Ramsay, Tyne Valley, became the bride of James Edgar Milligan, son of Mr_ an Milligan, . _ M. MacNaughton performed the ceremony. The church was at- tractively decorated for the occasion with baskets of dahlias and sweet peas. The organist, Mrs. Robert Millar, accompan- ' d Mrs. .Audrey Brookins, as she sang “O Perfect Love” pre- vious to the ceremony and “The Wedding Hymn" during the signing of the register.

The bride given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her wedding gown of white brocad-

taffeta, street length. round neckline and long sleeves com- ing to points over the hands. Her elbow length veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a ti a of seed pearls and she carried a cascade of yellow ro-

i ses entwined with ivy.

Miss Nancy Ramsay. as maid

(CP) — A of honor, was gowned in shrimp ital murder organza over taffeta, street

length and she carried a semi-

r. gowned in light- blu

- man. Messrs. Lyman

cascade of white shasta daisies.

Little Crolyn MacLean, cousin _

of the bride, as flower girl, was e organza 0 ve r taffeta with white trim and she carried a basket of yelllow ‘mums.

Mr. Donald Ross was best Maynard and Thane Barlow ushered the guests to their pews, which were marked with pink and white sweet peas and white satin bows.

Mrs. Ramsay chose for her daughter’s wedding a green fi- gured silk dress with white and black accessories and a corsagc of white carnations. The bridegroom’s mother was attired in a brown crepe sheath dress, with black accessories and a corsagc of white carna- tions.

The reception Birch Hill Lodge ’

For the honeymoon trip to points of interest in New Bruns-

was held at

‘wick, the bride travelled in

shepherd plaid suit with brown accessories and a corsagc of! bronze ‘mums. ,

(Photo By Heckherts) ,

has been reduced to non-capital murder by a upreme Court

rand jury. Henderson is charged in connection with the Aug. 9 shooting of Mrs. Bruce Warner, 39. He has pleaded not guilty. Date for his trial has not [been set.

and daughter Karen Ann of Long

,method. But not this evening.

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as we reflect. not infrequently,l “I think, Ellen“ James sug- we have thrust upon us, an op-‘gested this evening, after set- portunity to refresh any erst- i tling himself in the old a rm- while ability in reckoning num-1 chair "you’d better get your‘- bers orally. we have have had . self a piece of paper and a pen- in our yoiitli... This was a prac-' Cii- “Thoul-‘h" he added ‘”'W¢ tice in zi remembered school.‘mHd€ ii UP ‘in Olll‘ heads’ as on an afternoon. when for an they Were being Weighed» Blli interval. slate s and pencils‘ we‘ll go over them again. to see were rested. and our “Maister". h0W much each 0116 gained-"

a figure to be openly respected . H8 adjusted his glasses 8 1| d seated behind his desk. or per-. i00k UP the first 0i the hill 9 haps walking an aisle witirweightslips from his knee.

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measured tread— and seeing eye!— gave out the numbers. not too fast, but then. as we re- call it, neither too slowly... And without, whence young fancies were apt to stray, may- be it was the last of the May- time. gentle and sunny. And during the lesson other thoughts kept intruding. We were r e- nlembering the nestling violets mild the bright green of the low ferns tiy the path, which had twice led us thither day; remembering too the lil- &:s’ royal blossoms in ours, and tho yards of the village. And the s. And the wild cher- 'hich, crowned in its white ory of bloom was leaning over orchard-fence, mirroring its , ellness in the brook we pass- :d on our way... ,.Wc wondered too whither that k-hulled schooner, w ‘ch, ely laden with limestone for 3 now burning in ea 1-

ll " in the blue_horlzon be- . We tllﬂﬂﬂht of it Wlstfully. all on -her-— what a ne ’ ' ’ would dec

we had our . .. practice; added.

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ly in the little truck w Ours carried also a pair of heif- ‘ sight. The cycle of beef-farming

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This morning as it happened there had been a marketing whereby odd ones of the grass- finished beef left the farm.

“Now we'll] take this one, El- len” James said;' “Yes, he's one we bought in the spring. Got him the very day we sowed that field by the maples rememb- er? He weighed — now let me think— 690 then. Today, it's 940 ..

“A gain" we observed spell of figuring “of 250. "That's what we made it" he , “And tthat‘s not a-bad ,gain. No. say what you will against the weather" he com merited "this was one g r e at summer for grass!" he marketing brought com- plications: Should Mack, whose schooldays now have taken on some meaning to himself, skip the morning's classes? Should Alex too be taken along to learn something about the ways of farm-marketings? They were included with the he followed smooth- w ii i c h travelled town-ward in the wake of the conveying cattle- van.

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