HAPPE

John E. Buimln. Calgary. Alta. ielt Saturday on return home alter spending the past month with relatives and tricnds in the prawns in Charlotte- . town, he was the ﬁnest. oi ll]! 9 mother. Mrs Ernest Batman. ~6- m Fitzroy Sit-eel. i Mr. and Mrs Exton bulman and family. MP and Mrs. Dun Anderson and iamiiy. kuatico. nccumpanitd by Mrs. Ernest Inulmau. Charlottetown. and John nulnian who is returning to Calgary. apcnt the holiday ‘weekend In \VPsl Rivervlew. IN. E. with ilr and Mrs. Elmer lbulman and tamiiy.

ME. AND MRS. DAVID LEITH TOWNst Tulips, White Norcissi, Mums, I Decorate Church At Wedding

straw and accessories were oi deep beige. She wore a corsage oi lcathered rose carnations.

Miss Grace Mat'Neill. Mant- l-eal was a recent visitor to South Granville. the guest nl her irlenti. M i s: Airxnndril Keir.

Mr. and Mr! J. Alan lilac- : ' Lean and granddaughter Karen Aﬁ‘ellfsﬁghag; 0'! \llnitv‘itgllzrl: MacLaan. Monoton. accompan- ter ﬂl Mr and Mrs John R \ID- led y R?

. Lee Wham Eny ot out the holiday

- Tokyo. Japan. ep

Lean Sonrls tn nni id Lelt hirs. Townshend. mother ol the . ' » ueekt‘ud on l. 1 They were Townshend. nisn of Smlrls. Snn ni grnom. was in 1 blue embrmde "‘2 gues of Mrs. Magma

Mr. and Mrs. Lciih roiinshend.‘ed silk organza over taiicta w took place at a pin. shtiirdny.ldress. with threeouarter organ- .lune lsth. In st Joints Unltcdiza coat and matching hat and Church. Snuris Nor n Elton accessoriesltcr corsagt was at Adams oiticiaiod \ii' Wondcil teathcred pink carnatiops. Stevenson. organist nt lllt‘cllllrch Attcr the ceremony. a wrap»: played the wedding music. and‘ lion was held in anune com- during the signing oi tho rents-‘munity nail int- over one bun- ter. the ladies' choir sane The dred guests. Later the cnuplelert . Twenty-third Psalm. sot tn Crl- tnra honeymoon to be spent n‘§“"§a¥ar"§$°miﬂen‘::; 1.9:." in, mono. baskets oi white mums the Eastern states. oniarlo undra'chéqup on Ma]. a, n... Tn... and bouquets o! lulu“ and whiieiQuebec. For travelling the bride “y “MM chum. Mme“. Miss narcissl decorated the rilurt‘h.‘ ore a suit or brown lrish lincn Marx... .. a and“... or gov. the guest pews lacing markediwiih printed binuse. gold pill-box we... my.“ Tami... m. was with rosettes niwhitP and dustyihat and matching accessories. commissimgd ,. dam...“ n. rose ribbon. eat—h hoidin: a sm’lglUpt‘m their return they will ream Um“... Chum. gr Canada a. or white and blue flowers ,hids in snurlt. m, “am”... mp9,...“ .,. .i....._ The bride. given in marriage“ A m on g the ouLnl-prnvint‘e She‘leaws (m. Emksdapg Ma... by her iather. wore a tlooriengthi guests attending were tour nia- "on m... m Angus. “he... sh, gown ot heavy satin brocade. temul aunts oi the bride; Miss}...s begn'appoin.gd .0 Elizabeth simply tashioncd with iitted ho- tsobel Mcbcath. Mrs. James hem.“ Memo“. Hospital, dice and bell-shaped skirt which English. Camphcliton, N.E.. Mrsi ended in a slight train The dress Stewart P. MacDougall. Erosion. "stem “the Wk W" “Mlle!” N-E-i Ind MH- Eric‘ltcenc New liampshire. is visit- buttnna troni neck to iliplinl.lR. McClaiierty. North Sydney,lt..g “1’... 1.... my". Mpg Mabel ner :houidehiength i-cil iraslN.s.and the bride's cousinJ‘IisslMachan‘ Charlottetown, held by a dainty crown and she Pauline McClatierty. also oi carried a bouquet oi roses. slallvorth Sydney I phanotis and ivy. ‘ Previous to her marriage. tittl . John McMillan. R N bride was entertained at a mis- waa matron ot honor. and the a celianeous shower in Charintte~ tendants were Mrs. Errol Wood.itown given by Miss katherinc sister ot the groom. and Mrs.‘anman. R.N.. Miss John Mace Beverly Marrow. RN. They wore Millan. RM and Miss ncicnei strectdengtb sheath dresses ot Dingweii. it.N. . dusty rose Peau d9 sole wittt‘ In Saurls. Mra. An. Small- matclling ring hats. and slipcs oi wood and Mrs. Edward kassner the same shade. Thcy carriedentertaiacd atallncn shower at nosegays oi white carnations. r Mrs. Smnliwood william Pl. Tourlsend. brother when many Inver gttta were re the groom. was best man. and ceiv . the ushers were John G. McLean Mrs. ctiitord c. Townshend. brother at the bride. and never Rniio an. hosted an aiicrnoon ly Morrow. ; lea when about Iixty guests were Mn. McLean. mother oi the present. Presiding over the tea- bride. wore a sheath dross otisups were Mrs. Roy C. McLean beige silk lined. with jackrt um. and Mrs. John R McLean. A‘ broldercd in a deeper shade or lovely glitot crystal was pruneni' beige. Her bat oi trsnsparontlcd to the bride-to-hn.

ELLEN’S DIARY

Fallen Rose Petals Moke Potpourri Of Fragrance

“i never saw the grace, or tFtI. i thank you tor your ro- tileleavos.so bright as tilt-v are ireshing scent and cool shade. this summer." a visitor to Al. (until you ask now say lavnr. derics this morning uttered. how wiuiugiy would i grant it." looking nut along the valicy. l "Adul'n me with a new imagine they are the green or charm!" replied the rosehud. ireiand'a and. which lile say Sn the angel adorned the has a golden cast to it." she lnveliestotilnwcrs with-simple .iiiii a. w s sunning green moss. Sweetty it stood than in the llﬂht ii' rm Mind. them. now I lover mosh mile. And heiore this. as we spread considered to bc tbs niori beau» it. we sat. at the very (lulu 0' lliul oi all runes. the gnidiincltes‘ nrst. a rust tuil WM. new." Wm, “a, lump, blown ruse nI IhI‘ )‘ear "it's m] M m

. we “Id. on“! rm’nme rowl s lummer cit vats is here!" and care tor. and the maugela

"And a sweet time it is." P.- not yet ready to weed. our ta pa starting. all his terrace coin. triers went today to items ot menied happily. cleaning at the barns. We over pretty time." he nitride hrard them speak oi it this mor- "Makes one quite iorsci the chili ntng. oi the early springwiods And." “i reckon we should get those he added. lonk' oil to the son. bosstalli cleaned out today and them horiznn. fall‘s (rust: lite manure nprcnd." Lh- ynunl- and the Darling: er tarmer suggested.

e shou'ri. uc promised our.i “Tom right." names as.

akelin. Charlottetown. . . bay ictt tor Japan .iuiy l to join his wile and tamily. atirr an hhsenze or two years in Canada.

Miss Joyce Mal‘KiP. FT Want honored at the morning service in Trinity Unitrd Church on

Miss Marguerite )IacGreg n r.

CITY-COUNTRY NEW! For summer in the Cnuntry- thc breezy charm ot a sleeve.

lets. "Ire ' summer in the city. top It all with ring - Collar Inckel.

16 til-en 1 yard! 35~lnch; Jacket. 7 unit

5. July 5. The occasion In their ill-

nklrled tire“. F n 1'

Printed Pattern 19m: Misses'l Slul lo. 12. id. to. iii. 20 Size

NINGS

i Mr. and Mn. George in and daughter Rosemary. open the weekend in Haltiax. guests or their son and daughter-ludaw Mr. and Mrs. Rodney lvca. oii ‘Suudny evening they had thei picaaurs or hearing their and. ti ‘student minister. preach at ihel Church ot tile Holy Spirit in Dartmouth.

Paul lieu at

Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Moncton. N.b., spent the week- end holiday in Summerside. guests at Mr. Beli'l cousins. Misses Viola and Daisy Mane“. East st.

Mra. Pmston J Kennedy and. Miss Jeanette Orr. Kensington i lctt by air on Sunday for Lon ‘ .dnn. England. Mrs. Kennedy will visit Lrieuits in Derby. Miss ‘Orr will attend the summer ‘school at oirtord University. and iin August. the international Cnugress oi Nutrition ill Edin- burgh She out later tour the Continent.

Mrs. porter Hooper. Chan. inﬂelou‘n. has l9". [or I month's holiday visit with her daughter

ry. Mrs. L. S. Wright. in Sun Frannisco. She is accompanied by Miss Marguerite Proude.

Mr and Mrs. william Buchan- un will be at home to their iriends at m Cumberland Street ‘ troin two to hve on Tuesday

lieu: Wedding nnnlvel‘snry.

Mra. Maude Frankel. New ‘ank City. is xpending (he Mim-

mcr with her sister Mrs. Ger- tnids Jack. lyn- Valley. I Miss Gail Jenkins was hostess. ‘at her home on North River .Ruad recently in honor at Mr. .and Mrs. Leigh Crabbe. whose marriage took place recently.

Mr. and Mra. William unchan. an will be at home to their iriends at m Cumberland SI. mom to s n.m. on Tuesday. July 9 The occasion is theiri ,isoth wedding anniversary. l

POSED A8 MOUNTED

LONDON “Reuters! — Colin ‘Sculiey. I Briton who posed as a member oi the RCMP. Friduy . lwas sent to prison Tor threel years. Court testimony showch Sculley. of London. Based In Ii member at the Mounties and got £34 (5102! out of three British Riris alter promisin! to tulle them In “hi: home" in Clnat‘la. in tact. he had no home in Canada and hadn't even been

‘ ner hououet was oi pink roses.

FIFTY 'CENTs int centsl in coins trio stamps. pleasel inr this pattern. outariri realdeau

pelt, gather up proscnily some‘reed "i never aaw manure grow talleh rose petals 'n tho now oi anything. when lien in a build-

the morning. dry lhcm. and add tag or h " spices to make a potpourri. to "1 wood now why it! didn‘t lead an old - time iragranna to get that agreed." James will the rooms. lapeculatc oi compost heap left We have round tailed rose pa. near a barn ard nr in a tteld. tala. saved by whose hand on or we excursion trom home. "a know not, between the pages oi maybe he's been miserable. old books at this house souven. poor man. He must be. or else

add 2 cent sales tax. Print‘ plainly leE. NAMI. AD- nitEbb. mu NthliEtt.

Send order to ANNE annual cm oi CuardlanPatrlnt pat-l urn Dept. 60 Front St. W., Tor-i onto 1. Ont.

lira. doubtless they are or somc it would be spread betors this." cherished event. one ni great in Jamel‘ book at tanning. moment in a tile: s that date only illness or disaster would perhaps with all its erill n a in a tanner leave this best ot thrills a remembered young \‘I- all lertiiizera to waste its sweet- itl io trange scenes. indeed a bass unspreadl betrottiai it might be. A July Monday. this. An ideal ctiarmlng.rnscssre.the Queen waahday. . .And (or this ditt- tha tlcwm All beautitul. oer - table. tint lettuce today

FAMOUS FOR BRANDED marl-Imp

STEAKS

even tho cupped bricrs thatiimm dug-ideal

GOOD OI ZAKEA '32:;

bloom in wild pmluslnn Ilanl

Quiet llnel of Tlllnd Turns.

AUG A! THE H16 NORTH Two In 11 you: at! 18-16 you!

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TAP DANCE CONTEST

TI! dim competition. open to nil dancers. will lie held

051' 10th "LAND COLLEGE numco

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Humble “OM. Inner-burl.

ME. AND MRS. JAMES ROBERT JENKINS

Reception At Birch Hill Lodge ‘Follows Kensington Wedding

The Churrh oi the Holy Fam- ily. kcnsington. was the scene at a pretty wedding recently w h c it Helenu nilia. youngest daughter at Mrs. Micheal Brenv nun and the late Mr. Brennan at Spring Valley. became the bride ol J a m e s Robert Jenkins ot Perth. N.B.

tier. Louis P. Callaghan per- lormed the double ring care mony and celebrated the nup. lial Mass.

The bride. given in marriage by her brother. Eric. was lovely in her street length gown oi white nylon and lace over ratio. with lily point sleeves and low scalloped neckline. Her linger tip veil was otbridai tulle illusion hed with n sparking crown ot pearls. stie carried a bouquet or white and pink roses.

The bride was attended by he sister. Louise. (Mrs. Gerard Gucvrcmonti who wore a street length dress (ll pale blue nylon and acetate tare over rayon tot- ieta with melt-hing headdress.

Louis Monk was best man. and Leon Brennan. brother oi the bride. and David Jenkins. broth- er oi the groom ushered guests in pews marked with white satin bDWS.

Mrs. Brennan chose tor tier daughter's wedding I brown imit-

tcd suit with white accessories. in

and a corsage oi white carna- tions. ‘

The mother of the groom wore. a gold linen sheath dress with.

matching accessories. and a cor. . y

sage ot white Carnsllnm

The bride's nrandmotlicr was attired in a blue prinIL-ii icrser dress with navy accessories. and pinned on a corsage oi pink car- nations.

Faiinwing the ceremony a re- ception tor Slxiy guests was held at birth Hili Lodge where the‘ bride's table was centered withl i a three tier wedding cairn topped. ,with a miniature bride groom. tlcv. Pierre .lrsenault ‘was masts-r or ceremonies. and called upon Father Louis Calia-‘

lovely summer hose designed for sheer leg glamour

*9 lativos in New Hampshire. re<

ghau to pruposi the toast to the bride. which wu lupunded to by the Miss lated the guest book. Following the reception happy couple left on a honey-

groom. Thelma Curteron timi- the

moon trip to New nrunswick. The bride urave'iiud in a tur- quoise knitted suit with Willi. accessories. Site wore a coinage or white camations.

Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins are re riding in Summerslde, where groom is stationed with the R.C.A F.. and the bride is on the stall oi the MI". Schurman Co.

to.

Out-otrlhe province guest! In- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jen- kins. naihousle. N.B.. Mr. Hat (1 Jenkins. Mrs. Ronald MncPhbiI. and Mrs Murine! Duvimn oi Perth. N n.

BALTIC

Mrs Burieigh Owen has re-. Iurned til Mnlpeque alter visit- Ing with relative! in SI. Elean- u

5. Mrs. Bernard MncLeilan. who spent the winter month! 'iih re- turned by bu: Friday aikmmn to her home in Indinn River. Bruce Crnzler oi Baltic is a gallium in Prince County Hospi-

Mr and Mrs Everett Wall. in- dlan iilver. spent tba wecioead in iiowlan with their daughter

.Nme Mile Creek: vlre president.

[WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

s.w. Queen’s District WI Convention Held In June

The Nine Mile Creek W. i. pair]! was lad by Mia. Harvey werehoattoalarge yonpotAitkan.Tbaooentiig hymn was delegates and visitors trom acv- 0 Love That Will Not Let My So. its s were by Mra. Claude Dixon and Mrs. narvcy Althea. Prayer by Mrs. Harvey Aitkeu was toliowed by a read- iag by Mrs. Arthur Wood. The hymn "Sim Up. stand Up tor Jesias" closed the devn' The president. Mra. Jocelyn Could. presided over the basin. as part ot the meeting. Minutes were read and approved. Roll call wu answered by 29 mem. bers. There were also two visit- ors present. The treasurers re-

anan local Imminent when they held their 3501! Innull conven- tion in Alton Elli. Tueme plun- noon June 18th. The theme char en w ‘Prlda In the PII!" Faith in the Future." r3. Al- bert MacDoluid an blhnll of In: entertaining Ill-mule. extended a warm welcome In Ill preunlt Mn. Crolb'y. Bonlhnw. replied. Minqu I1! the In! convention were rend by the mnlﬂy. Mn. Donald MncEachemr The preli- I'lenl. M". Kim Howlrt‘l pruid-

The usual short reports at the various institutes. were given. and ldicaicd good progress in the work at the local level. Mr. E. n. MICPIJIII. principal ot th s provincial Vocat i o n at amounted to 019.35. 0 quiz School. Charlottetown was guest was conducted by Arthur speaker. The exhibits of hand Wood. work on display. were explained Mra. , Janm Bennett h a d by ra. Nomad d. charge at the shady manic an. exhibit was nud- u long Ward and the Way. The supply I add as last and social "ﬁllings; commit. Jogging: “no? hinged “on .mteerapuriartve detain-lot. w n-:cuace. “23:333.? J?J'§."53....... nlll clrdl and Sundly School vemenu. public Ive-kind. per. exmuuve by Mrs. Marion Mac. Plum tho but of limit): been I“ 93’: Ind “WIN!- of 4-H Ewen. Mlaa Machod our Sup- lent-1w I “x fuelothiniegr ‘1“: I I r "k, in..." , T... at. oversea-re a now it s erran wii be csvlug Sum- m'm " y packed. marslda by air na July 9. to,

REPRESENTATIVE

Mill Shennn Mchilllnlnl nl Carleton Lot. 6 4-H Club. Ibove, will one o! ulna young people chosen to represent the P. E. T. +1! ciulu in In interpmincial exchange 0! members lmlor. ed by the Roy-i Bunk 0! Can. dll.

dent. Proceed] I can

in A Bibi Mn.

tering was torwardsd m the in- stltute tor the Blind. it was decided that a supper Saskatoon. watchman. Then The entertainan began with the will be I ruest of the city

was to be held on July tetb. the

social hinctlous commutes to ,m. mm w.“ b. .

'1“ mm 9‘ 1'“ h“ ‘5 Edward Wagner ot ttli’dul‘lilll A “PM W" I!" I'm “‘9 Sands River ranch. she will at.

mm “mm”. “I “"9" tend 4-H club nines, iield day.

?f'n'i'm Wm "WM “‘1” and social events. including the Cct Well mitts had been suit. Yorktown “In

Mﬂd Chm“ Dim“ II“ “I”? 0‘ Miss Macwultams leaves its.

Devotions ior the July meeting. “I... for Pm on My a

Mrs. Arthur Wood will lead the

group an The study book. Lunch

I group ling song. with M". Minn going to Ebenlur.wilt~rl

Suniey Newman at the org-ii. Master Neil MlCKinnon delight. ad the delegates with a re cinder solo. The junior girls ti-om Nine Mile Creek It:th aang several choruses. accom. panied by Mrs. Newman. A briet history at the district conven< lions was given by the president

x. The olﬁcerh for the 19“ ton- ventinn Ire as follows: prei dent. M". Albert Machnnlrl:

T the i

bay is dying to snag. M e e ting

he ymn — w'" "’" Far personal hygiene . .

IBCOL - EXTRA

Illa - ll‘lll‘llll . genomic-i IIIIIIIIIIII‘.

c oscd with prayer by the priest- dent.

Lnnidi was mad by doc teaa

Mra. Raymond Tnyini‘. Rice Point: Secretary - henluﬂi‘. Mrs. Mlltnn MncRnt. Bunshnw. Canoe Cuv: Wl Invited the con- ventwn [or 1964. A bullet. ham and mind ﬂipper Wll Ierved.

BAY FORTUNE U.E.W. Mrs. Hurry Burks was Italian it) the Buy Fortune U n l I: 6 Church Women (or Ilia month at

bilat- ‘ committee in

Ind Ill! and I hour Inen

URGE RULE OF LAW

ATHENS, Greece tReutersi~ A Conferece 0f llwyel‘s {mm 105 nllionl declared hiatus-my that If mnn II In kurvive In the nuclelr lie. the [one of law must replica the law oi farce in world llllin. Thi s was embodied In ﬁle “Procla- mntion of Aiken!" Idupted by

ll. BENNFH'I‘ CARR

Insulin“ Camel!“ Dill. Slim. Sun Lllu Cl (In-dz Phone 4-8517 . (44!! Cnnrinitehlll. P.E.I.

June. The President pruidzd Ind the meeting opened with the mil

mm;

call to Warship. The devnlinnal

Mrs. Heber Dickiesun Ind la

liir. and Mrs. Altrcd Coady. Charlottctnn . accompanied by

Mr. Coady's lather were motor- ists to battle and Maipeque re celllly.

THE FASHIONEITE SAWN

BIC-Chin! Shun 1

Phone 4-9752 257 Grlﬂnn St.

...md bvuihbib now It both Hroiman

atom in Chuioth a n I Summar- . the man'l

loveliest Idiection a! hosiery, Ityibti to most you: every need for c l Ind Ityli'dh Immu- war.

MICOI‘lIlIm—n dis-.mtdrocaaabtab-sum Hindu Ill lint-1.." shad-.alt'totd. htbwamlst -~WIﬂ.-.m as.uwﬂh...hln¢, noddin- u long in“. lil-Ihu-

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beautiful bridal pumps

in smooth lustrous white satin

oome Ind Iton for the Initic _ ' with a mo of deg-ne- and

tuition . . . wear than white...

or in“ thmdyed h mntcti any mule...th round

throat. nmnw tamed toad high And iliuaion hull.

Mra. Howurtt. rs. Victor M c the 2.0vlodclrgatc contcrcucs oa :‘huii had charge ot the oucation ﬁgﬂ‘ﬁ'ﬁﬁf‘m_ ‘1': D'E‘n’lf; world peace through the rule oi V well. and Mn nuda nlngweli. ' '

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