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The haying - days we have now. clean. fragrant. delightful ...Indoors we u table with blossoms: a single yellow

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HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women's Editor: Pleas 4-3500

few blooms of the single or dou- ble mock orange, flowering now in drifts of white. Their o w n greenery we put in to grace them. Or we add a sprig of sou-

in Kim-ass.

with Mrs. and Mrs. Alex Petrie. Suffolk.

' 3: Mr. and Mrs. Victor Simm. flmon and four l Douglas. Joan and Sheila of Bur.

Carol Nicholson. R.N.. Quin- cy, Mass. is spending her va~ cation with friends and relatives! Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilbert Wright.

children Brian,

While in Edmonton they we re guests of their uncle and aunt,

Jean Petrie

Petrie of Suffolk.

Mrs. Malcolm Blue of Abbots- has bee

ford. 130.. n a recent VLSLLOL‘ i0 Montague as the guest ————*—_ of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Rob-l ert Mac-hon and Mr. Machon.

RN. Halltax is

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rodd-spending a few days with her and daughter Linda from Cooks-‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. A ville. Ont.. are spending a week Rodd's parents. Mr.

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thernwood. or a spray of feath- ery asparagus. or the misty white of baby‘s breath. to make us winsome bouquets.

Garden things come in now in first abundance to aid the cook. Prized items of season to lend more interest to the meals: tasteful greens to cook—young

The Table is Adorned With Summer Flowers

boots from first thinnings. man- gel seedlings too. do quite well. Now lettuce and onions replace the watercress and chives at earlier days. “I wish we h a d greens" a cook sighed back in the seedtime. “It's a spring- time-wish" she smiled.

"And have you no dande- llons?" one one ed. lumb's

“See!” Peter exclaimed when we were about the yards today. pointing to a row of solemn creatures perched on a high wire there.

“Yes” Alex nodded soberly. "the baby swallows, they are.

This Wife’s First Move

“sad assa't he day I‘

l” we sakl. "What do they say?" Poiss- who with Alex in play puts and animals;

' voices in birds

cried.

"They aren't saying

present. But they h before LOO long they will be... but let's not talk about it th

lovely sttornooa" we suggest-

Today broudtt. us at Aldorles. among other interesting visitors a 4-H girl irom— as one of the small ones said. where the sun goes downi' when from here. we settled on the direction. .

She is a lair-skinned. darn- hsired lass. petite, and most at- tractive not only in apesrancs. but in the smile which could in- clude happily and with genuine interest oven Alex's whits rah- bit, which was duty on to the house "to show .

A likesble miss. this is. a nice ambassadress from t inter- esting and lovely Province of Alberta. She.‘the Island's guest for the first time. is the dau- ghter'ot a ranch. She is plus- ed with lsland farms. though

anything now

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those she ows where Can-

vili has and all lat visiting psay talks who sent. interests. Osa-

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Provinces that are theirs! Until totinomw —-

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This is a wonderfully social time ot yeari u an receptions galore for visiting convention delegat- es. showers, iunc ons and cot- fes parties for brides . to - be. friends and relatives vacation- ing here, the prospect of you own vacation to some point out- side the province. and those on- joyable summer get- togethers with friends. Share your social news with

readers in the women's page p

columns. Just call Audrey Jon- kins at 4—8606 in Charlottetown, Gall Magoo at 6-9331 or o,

(evenings) in Summerslds, or tre news bureau of The and- ian and Patriot at Montague and Alberton. '

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. l“ nadian National Exhibition show here later this summer.

Sharon. who has just ed her Grade 18 exams. lives with her mother. stiller Pb lfls Mar- shall and her stapta . cec interviewer Ed McGibbon.

'l‘hs five-tootle beauty was one of two Negro girl students at Tor to's Jarvis Collegiate. ,“Disc mination? We never

met in. i it ex- ists and i can't understand it. We t is a problem

happen to be a ism. that has no distrimination isms." -

lly rob

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TORONTO (C?) m. Owl. a five - toot - tall plastic in n

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llin t n. 0nt.. nt k t She was ac-om anied bx her' , meg nome- of hilliimon.’ sister, Mi's.LEls!i)e McHdrdy oil . . ada's tamed ranchland be. There is no chargstor ubli- ban York Townmip. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dawson Creek. and Mrs. Mc-i B When flying“. m w“ chnm. “non of such itemsf .our Sponsors explain that while Burns. Kensington. .Hai‘dy's daughters. A n n e of: e g p ed by m. “if...” of the co“, 1m: will in very happy 'ihsar there are sym '- u, _ .Dawson City. Yukon and Joanl , bl ] M "wide: the field. in their v. ., from you. -. W3!" “d all“ "but. than . . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooke.jof Montreal. They also visited DEAR MAR" HAWORW: 3m“ we” ,‘1' “3'0" I “a coloflnz.’ the woodlandm ‘ he: been nothing (or adulll. An “ , 1 Kensington. left for a two weeksl with Mr. and Mrs. William Clo-whys ‘5 a “mow-V 'Vm‘blem that each “med mm. m' the white houses. and later with . 0W1 was picked because it ha! ‘ A~ ~ ~ m ’ vacation to the their; ver. White Sands. mm???“ "W 'mlsband 3"“ .II The groom was supported by the mm.“ M of our wand Fashion bee-1‘ “"ch WM WWW» MR. AND MRS. ALLAN HOGAN liege: “th not. Stay t ironic” w“. . :..:¢.:....“ “3;

nied b. lh ‘r d h vi ki, V' n t th pa v u aug'ter c ls log a 9 home of Leo- “d. w. n". Is Bwuw n. BEN-NM CARR

1return trip they will be accom-I . l l She is a- busy

A‘AAs

who was employed In Lenox..nard Harper. Murray River are t sometlmes weary gm try

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- Mass. 1 . r . _ curse or names. hi Pee > MacDonald Hogan Nuptiols Wit. “3.? n’llf’°§."d"§i’:'. "£1.33 He smokes a me. to who am. on. m to cm the hours of hetcm- T930“) (GMMWW- "aim" °°""'°-“"‘ it I . . Florence MacBe-th 0d Millinoc- lwn'son'and Janet Holliston cares? Mary Newer-til mi: thr- Paratlvely 5M” 5‘” “‘3‘ 3° “‘9’” “n. adval‘tag‘ 1" be?“ I s '29: 55’5""? 1: At km. Maine is visiting Mrs Mass Id Mr and Mrs Gar: He helps win}. We hawk . much, collecting so many mem a Negro it youre looking or , u re 0 ass a 0 v n S ' - ‘l ' ' ‘ - . 01151 h“ m: I!“‘ W "M 1 my 1, k uh h 1 work as a fashion model. says t Phone 4-8817 o m .,

Dena Gra am Commercial‘don Taylor Montreal P.Q. i Dimes Mid takes me '10 l 0”“ lo e W W er 0 > Charlotteto ll PBJ.

. , . ‘ Cross. ' ' ' movie or out to dinner every so '3' Dem mm- write her report to loved 00“, and *0 Slum“ L“ M. ‘ t w ' ' i: ywelding 3m?) were'nlgdasld pgn~uflader0flArnanldhtr?“ 1:; l Rev, rather min-on golem- often. He a a Wonderful father in name or (m Gtsamdlanl. groups of 4-H’ern there. We "In modelling the fact that sccvcc‘“: ““ “ca- - UV 8 x a ""5 5"” a‘_' 0 _ 5 9 9 ' ‘ 9 Mr. and Mrs. Harvie McLean; nized the vows uniting in mar- ‘70 01K ' “3“.

'f3- C ll'a‘"L‘;”Pg’“‘“idhl’dn“:;: g‘xmfi' {‘l l“? g M" m {mm accompanied by their son and riage Ella Mary Seigel and Tho- Blltt alas (how can I say It?) .flilargupt] p 39 nna .. au- . . arln enun. ' daughter-in-law. Mr. Mrs. mas Ambrose Noonan. Saturday he should batihe before bedtime ten of Mrs. Marga-rel .ViracDon— Folom n g the venom on.“ William McLean have returned July 18th. at St. Basil‘s Church. and he doesn't. He batihes for old and the late Lewis Mat-Dom guests were received at the Ba- [0 their homes in Edmonton and Bramford onmrio work m. no go somewhere but aid of Charlottetown. to James silica Recreation Centre. 'l‘lit Gibbons. Albem‘ am having The bri'de is I .d u M t he comes to bed “1mm Cough. Allan Hogan. son of Mrs. Ruby bride's mother was wearing a spent a holiday. guests of bro- Mr. and Mrs. A. Seigelgogegufi dog. I always take care to be

Hogan and the late James Hogan of Ottawa.

three piece ensemble of pink and white linen. a high crown-

ther and sister-m-law. Mr. an

Mrs. Willard Mat-Lean, Petersl atmn'

Saskatchewan. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs.

well groomed for his approval. The problem needs to be

OffiCialing clergyman W35 ed cloclie of pink l-‘rL‘nch lace Road and sister Mrs Han] . - ~ ~ , V _ . .1 . p , . v . . . . Thom E. N d 1 . tied. if there is a miracle-way \ery “Rm. Wlllldlll Simpson. and corsa-ge of tinted pink car— Mt-Carron, St. Marys Road. Mr, Mr. Nasonan {Eggiilfinof mix? of doing it subtly. I just couldn't Organist Mrs. JOSeph Dougan nations. Mat-Lean, hasn't been on the is- prince Edward Island ' hurt his feelings. [if you can

accompanied James Flanagan a 0 Sacred Heart of

The goom‘s mother chose a

pink linen suit, white ac-

land for 24 years

They were attended by Mr.

suggest a Way. you'll have my undying gratitude. E L

as h sa ,. Jesus; Mother At Your Feet 15 cessories and white and pink Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Wright: and Mr5~ Eldo" Noonan- l Dear E. .. re of kneeling and 0 Sacred Heart. carnations. have returned to their home in For a honeymoon trip the much subtlety when trying to

0 Love Divine. I Baskets 0! yellow mums ‘Nm‘th Carleton. after a enjoy- couple left by plane for Sask- make a containinle mint. Gwen 'n m a Y flag? it." h" and while carnation: graced able motor trip to Edmonton.’alchewan and upon their return Rather have the courage to cost- bmti‘ier. Donald MacDonald. the head table. Whlf‘h was con Calgary and Banfi. Alberta. Not with

will reside in Braniford. Ont.

{fiery your meaning.

the bride was wearing a full taped my a “per “'pddln um «mitosis eoesea v ' length gonna of Chantilly lace cake. ' g Y ' but by martin mdlrethtion. With H l l P d Wife-‘Sf‘fl‘lt‘i’f'd Grace was «tiered by Father H W. we say.

neckline and long My Simpsnn‘ The groom resvnndpd ~ In that spirit. my suggestion sleeves The hnutfant tulle to the toast to the bride propo- for coping with your problem

u-t was dramatized _ an overskirt of lace with self roses. Her bmrltilant veil of tulip “‘1'th- ion was held by a jewelled crown and she carried a has cade bouquet of Pink Sensation roses and white rarnations. fTwn of the bride's attendants

wereher sisters. matron of deep, apricot flowered cinch, ss 3“ 119:0"h Pg"- BmdffiMl'd Mil"? and eorsage of earnations. mnmmuum “‘3 “’m‘l'lm 0‘ M- 24 B an 5P¢d0$ an rt. esm a . rs. or n so none. . Out of town guests included SIDE TABLE agile???" Shag-10",“ “In, "‘ Mrs. Ruby Hogan and daugh- fag: 03.5mm drum john" Rah“ HP ‘3; i" 9“ ‘an (“5111‘ it" ter. Elizabeth of Ottawa: Mrs. believe' will "is: can“ a m 23;; agfig'ha 9:339] “"212; Donald Tanton and daughter, unease Mn; ' er and STARTER FLUID Forks ‘ ‘ »" y" - Deborah. West Rivervietw ‘ “8 $355.” we," “M” by the N.B.: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Arvay: mgr: m .819” a” "kit" “male?” :Burlingion. Ont: Dr. and Mrs. as a surmise glint ( ' GRILLE CLEANER Gr.“ 'fmgfffm‘jnd {Maw " ' fKemmtih 'I‘ulle. Dalltiousie. N. 3.. yd mam; mu 'h... Mo 5}..." '* m , h M P “ rm- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hussay. Ot- to the purchase neatly stowed SlflSK-KA-BOBS dift‘zr- rPian rm. “all: hriei tawa' 0”" may 1‘“ his burg“ d’m’wem- Swiss nylon Wu“.._ I 'l'h .t “fiwlyc- weds are resid- Thel ll}; which we hope . _ I ng s . ummings Avenue, "180' 88 in a happy solution of [IRS s.” “I‘mjfbrfl‘jfmzl mm. 4. Ottawa 7. Ont. the delicate unanimity) is to in- HAMBURG HOLD ' ‘ . ‘ ;‘~—“—— inwluceliht awning g ing a frock of white nylon and t 5 - , ' Hm carried a basket of white and :fwyoiinllrmm:m;;, W1 as” SETS - FORKS - yellow shasta‘ mums. i, A 9-" ' n3 TURNOVER Flmer Ho an roo a ban“ fm mm' “mm hm mm '- ’1 wail” towelandinmkolsoatpatthe ready. in a tidied-up , Edy.” as . And. at having "em a heaiily and sleep aunt A. s on display“ for him to put

"Mn Ind wrist length. llly- The bridegroom's mrlho “Md-F it “0 sell, I I point smvesMA dtfiblkfirohyzn film» a turquoise and in”; fifinl‘fm'l‘dalal‘ "V “99" W . 0 - 1 Ir «rm- ‘ m m ~ HEDGE ‘RIMMER ~ ~ = now P . . ' “ “’W W" m elm W . emago u carnations and n... -'.1.’...',’.‘;“{.‘,§;““‘ T” T . No transfersl Checks are L l sin ' ‘ " c c 0 WM “we m mm," __ you pehsrl prayer book adorned with Honeymooning in P.E.l. the; De: h n m ' can decorate “mm “m... w its earn-lions. yellow bride wore for travelling a yel- in the human m h- u‘ s I I ‘ ‘ (;rm,,,m.h "we" on _ buds. Itephsnotls and ribbon low suit with brown and yellow ‘ims to may M m h. "c 1 ' . ‘ to-inch cht‘t‘ked gingham pll- Stunner" “en'o'lfl‘ j(‘llltli'tliit their own a . 1m” __ . 1H“. mun". I “X” The bride is the daughter of s newlyweds are residing/ts for what a), | m v ‘ . in} oval. gay in any room Pst- M" "M Mr" John 1" D'yl “ 15” “"0"” Park. SCIP- say! "What can‘t be aided m elm-rim Min torn mi: chart. directions. we‘llnfil‘m mm“ “d ”” l"’"tt- 0'“. :ho “me is as your ' .. t... n... t. t. mm 1 omniscient“; "ll *' ‘ l I -— c - for this pattern (no sin mps ‘ ‘ M3 broth F l H l "I M“ I . er. lair sndrahsn of . 1“ 'wi'l'h trillion smiled; fil’flfiafi'gm‘xmfiv “51" M22333“... white pink and vows Pledged mum“ Igd Mm DWI. 0t . ' ‘ . Jun “shims, “a do“. can Dem pm“ or e- yenw mum aged.“ m. ‘1. T- - nner's vond. were . an“... . t at. Tor- c i his mum MAM 5"” "on m “w ms- Miss- amo' om'onlm" "’ldent' I“ t“ a! u" tmmcuu“ g Klanny. r“ Y "" u A 6 . . ‘12 H M '18 Si one cent sales tax. Print plsin- “on Church 1“ wemu‘“ m cerem‘my at St .FOll Wing the osrsrnooy. a “h.” 0.10.5 Sines loim-mvyaéd'- at; 1,. pATTERN VUM y :1; ammo: Moegm no: ggmonhsnd st, Jude's Church, wmwwh m I06 “I... AM AND MACH ML ‘ M“ NAME. sponges. - c - snis . united in marriage Community Cantu ' ' yard commi- 20's HAND mm W’! M III on land. I Mary Lawreen Clohosse RN r ' IO“ ‘ m IRA m m “mm carers (50 cents) In 1964 Newman m I . * am Not Worthy and On This am. is, om, “d ‘M y' ' °”""'""“ ‘b" “m m" - Y "" L.” fashions, ’ “8' my" Day 0 Beautiful] Mother, ac- Eh ' m R :13“. "mm ' ” m." ‘ 491.; --1.59

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sed by Elmer HoganEmcoe for the reception was Robert lnkpen.

[Honeymooning in the mat-l- times and New England sta- tes, the bride wore travelling. an oyster white brocade sheath with matdhing stimller coat. a

crewelwork. bazaar hits — crochet. knit. sew. em- broider, quilt. Send 25 cents.

Laughlin.

Sequins. crystals and pearls adorned her gown, which was lashioned with a cathedral

companied by Mrs. Leo Gallant of Wellington Station.

; the bride‘s mother wearing pink M

lace. white accessories and corsags of roses and earns- tions.

(or trying hot is

As a bid for your husband’s cooperation in your proper aa- ' alive, dietinststepistogomtsnd buy for him several sleep out- fits (pajamas. nigh-rabbis. sleep. coats. whatever his preferred‘ sleepgarbislboadidabmscthot‘

in starting this new neglum iii ‘ or im- 1

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r , 1m; wonLn lummnn adorned her prayer satin. trimmed with nylon. and Paul Ken at lostoa. - ‘

lbook. Her headdress was s yel- with sh rider veil and carried Meat; ' a d a.- I —' 'i' ‘ Smithsonian Institution. ' low rose with nose length veil, lotietown: Mr. all I”. he '

1n. red roses. Washington, has a world globe The bridesmaids were Gear

Rectum Jr.. at ltscDossid. Jess. lat-s- tbst measures its feet around Mlscouche as grow, gins Morris-q. IIN. classmate stint and m. the saunter and 11 test. trout and Edward Laughlin ushered. of the bride. and Coleen Clohos- ton; and mm ‘ m 1 pols polo. momm'uumhwdn.mumms.m:mnommdm I