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|tinged at first, into real ‘friend- - |ship and ‘cordial esteem. :

| So, to sum up, even it Dad lever once had a glint in his eye ‘for Jenny, I am sure it was in- “ necent; and equally sure that if ‘Jenny took offense, it

jthan-in his manner, that upset ‘her. In any case, whatever the in-

The Guardian, Chaniattetoun, Thur., May ee 7 | side story, I respect and endorse |

MARY HAWORTH . Son’s Wife Causes Rift _ With Shocking Charge

DEAR - MARY HAWORTH: Our Son “Joe and his wife Jenny uae lived with my husband and

wice in the few years they have been married...This-was-to... help themselves in times of hard ship.

My husband is a good- man and good provider, who never has given me cause for worry. He is always ready to help anvone in need and so am I.

A year ago, Joe and Jenny | ‘moved into a place of their own for the second time. As Joe was _

working nights; he brought Jen-

ny and the baby to spend some time with us. Dad and I took | them home one evening.

Later, Joe came to us and ac- |

cused his dad of trying to make | love to Jenny. It seems he told Joe that Dad had taken her |

-—home alone, which wasn't true,

I was with them: and qwesleft fo. |

gether as soon as we'd dropped

her. off. | I can’t understand why she |

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“forget it; -as he.

He stayed away from us _Then, during a.

her. for months.

‘gnow_stormin-Fehsuary, -hi-s—

ear broke down at 3 a. m. (he was en route home from work), and he called us for help, As I said, Dad is always ready to _ help. 4. |

Joe_then-started_to_visit—us—a- gain-and all was well until he asked us to dinner. Dad doesn't want to see Jenny ‘or be’ near her. He says if she would tel!- the truth, he could forgive. Un- til then, he won’t, see her. This annoys our daughter, who says | we. are old enough to ‘‘forget it’’ and ‘“‘take it in stride’.

Meanwhile, Joe came to see me alone. He still believes Jen- ny’s-story but feels we ‘believes “Dad won't do it again.” That was | too much for me. leave.

‘What should we do? How | work it out? A word to my hus- hand from you would help. He has tried-to ‘write you several times, but breaks down as soon | a4 writes your name. aC. \

DEAR S.C: As I get the pic- ture, whether Jenny is lving or

your husband's decision to_ stay, away from her makes very aor

~ Sense.

So tell him, for me, that I am | | not - repeat: NOT ; - one who thinks he should try to patch things’ uP with Jenny, superfi- cially,“while still adjudged “guilty as charged’’ by Joe.

As to the significance of Jen- ny’s complaint to her husband, | several possible explanations oc- cur to me.

It could be that Jennv-wes tir ed of being dumped . on Dad’s doorstep__by Joe, as his juve- nile way of letting his. parents carry his responsibilities looking after her, from time to | time. thus it could be that she coined the shocker charge about Dad’s making e pass at her, to jolt Joe into cutting out t he ‘eanirg on papa’’ bit. 3

Or it could be that Jenny impdines ‘versel! tr bo irresist ible t# males-and,-also-has a very limited relationship potential -in resvect to them, in the - sense -'

_that she is a stranger to love ex- |

periénced as familv affection. In her ignorance on that score she might misconstrue Dad's characteristic fatherly kindness as. improper ‘sex interest’ in her. 2 i On the other hand, there is the possibility, as all mature minds recognize, that Dad may have felt a happy glow of hatur- al manly appreciation of a com- ely young daughter-in-law's’ fe 4 male attractiveness, a tribtite that glintedain his eye or warm-

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‘ LONDONDERRY, Nor thern “ But’ what fortunate . prideful reland: (CP) --Telophons:-. ena} father-in-law hasn’t felt this chi- si Ray Dunmore is learning valrous sentiment at times? It how to swim the English’ Chan. | lan't wrong, per se. —Only. think-.nel_—-by....correspondence:;

ing would make it so. ''Evil to Allsworth, a veteran Channel - him who evil thinketh”, you expert; has been coaching the know.

In-laws having balanced moral his Kent. home in preparation character—instinctively translate for an attempt on the 26-mile | ‘such~ sentiments, if flirtation -- swim in July. _ : .

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| WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS Alberton WMS Entertains | Other Grouo And Speaker

“Meeting in the church hall siding. Charlotte MacKay was irecently” members of Alberton in charge ‘of the devotional Der- _ |Presbyterian WMS had. as guests ‘°¢ an? scripture. was read b y |Mary A. MacKenzie, Presbytery Miss MacKay ‘and Mrs. Harry | Deaconess, and West Point WMS. Dinsford. Roll call was answe®

When al! ‘had assemb'sd, Mrs, ed by eight members and one Lloyd Wilkie, on behalf of. the Visitor.

‘hostess group, éxtended a warm ‘The supply secretary report- welcome to- all visitors, and cal: €4 @ box of used clothing plus ‘led on the West. Point Society to one large quilt and two crib eonduct—the epening——worship, quilts were sent_to Halifax. The ‘This~was led by the president, @!location for 1966 was” accept. Mrs. Wilbur MaeWilliams. Steg ed and it was. decided to send | was assisted by \ire. P vcy } $5.00 to blanket fund. Toronto, A

Dieraot who afteredt if donatisn $5:00% was received = - aa tect igh te_pra from: Mrs, Harry Dundorg | whose solo; “My Mother's Pras Wrenory of anaN Mr yers” was much enjoyed. An An. auction §ale“wa's held : and

are eee £: m0: 4 a-good sum realized. .Mrs. Wil- “7 rk @&-BeNPY liam Dunsford invited members

rs...Osborne Phillips: The of. to her home for May. meeting fering, received by Mrs. Mytl with the word for roll call “Wan: |Matthews, was dedicated with gop, ‘prayer by Miss MacKenzie.

At the close of the devotional, | 8ST. JOHN‘S WA |Mias MacKenzie gave an infore Mr. Delmont Yeo, the —minis- mative talk on mission work, and ter-led with prayer and open- jstressed the need. for workers ‘ed the recent meeting of St. both at home and abroad. She, John's WA held at the rectory at also gave an outline of the pro- Port “Hill. gram carried out at the annual It was decided-te-bny: r WMS Retreat, held each summer the hall at the nie re at Camp Keir, and urged the gilcloth to cover the upstairs |members to take advantage of ‘hall. The next meeting is to be | [this splendid opportunity for jheld at the home of Mrs. Roy Christian—felowship--She—then™ Williams” when” baking commit. | showed the Filmstrip A Ques- |tee will be Mrs. C. Williams and ion of Recognition’, which vi- |Mrs.—John Morrison. Vidly portrayed ihe influence” of.|. modernism in the Sife of a col- |elosed with. prayer by Mr, Yeo lege student, until he, like the refreshments were sefved by prodigal of old, had recogniz- ithe committee. ed. the -fallacy—ofhis—thinRing,|

and had-returned to the teach:| fe yEN MILE eee : ings of his Christian up-bring- en Mile Bay CWL, held th@ir

jing During the social hour which ™OMthly and annual meetings | followed, refreshments” ‘vere /0" the regular ‘meeting night re-

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served. by the’ hostess. group. imembers. In- the absence of the | DESABLE _UCW | president, t he vice-president

Mrs. J, W..MacDougall enter- |Mrs. Wilfred McCormack, open- itained the: members of the De-\ed the meeting. iSable UCW recently with The financial ‘president,

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Following—the—meeting, —-which- welfare-and- -atso—of-the increase |

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surer, showing a favourable \year, with donations made to building fund. Correspondence was read and it was decided to send a donation fo the Sacred Heart program and “to send. money. for the annual report. It” ’ was also agreed #0 pay the

amount due op soutannes for

the altar boys. Mass for convo- | cations are to be held on the

first Friday of each month, and

evening mass to be observed

on the Feast of Our Lady of

Good, Council. Prizes are also to

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High School.

Conveners gave- their aaa reports and Mrs. Hazel Keough, chairman‘ af the nominatin committee, brought in the fol. lowing slate of officers: presl- dent, Mrs, Ellsworth Norman; _ vice-president, Mrs. Wi] fred secretary, Mrs. ;

treasurer,-Mrs. |

“MARTHA” MCTIERNAN Wing Scholarship.

Layton. Noonan; Everett Muttart. :

The Rev. Director, Father R. F MeDonald closed the meeting

\with prayer. 4 Martha McTiernan, whe

| graduated last week from &t, . 87, THERESA CWL - | Dunstan's University, has Predident, Mrs. Sextus Cur-| been awarded a $1,400 scholar-

ran chaired the recent annual| Ship to the University of New.

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| The seeretary, Mrs. h| ghter of Mr. and Mrs, L. E.

\Baldwin tread several a vee | MeTiernan, Minto, N, B. and

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Christian Doctrine to-be held in the recipient of an honours

the near future. | prize in. high achool and re-

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in membership. It was decid- ied to have masses said for ill | dent also voiced appreciation to and deceased members ef the |the members for their help. dur- parish, The president and «secretary |for 4 successful year ahead. were re-elected for the coming nana Chua

year, also the conveners and | H. BENNETT CARR

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