Innis] In MM- b In IODE magnnlnea.

Mrs- R. Glover chooiers To Unite in Holdin l Meeting Hostess l g The treasurer. Min Wilm-

m mm“ "I “may Hm. Forthcoming AfternOOn Tea lhlarlhnald. nrcsonied the tin.

innt‘ial statement showing ap— hour Uhl|cd baptist Missinnaryl pm‘mamy 521'” °" hand' it the home oi Mr. land Mrr.

GA “lacing Si "A: AIICRE Military Summers. read an inter Plans were diu-nugd can. teen 3 9! tin or hoteliestlng note the International “W” 51W"- M"' “Merv oi the lODE was held at tile. Peace Garden and Miss Wilma Federal Building. lilai-nnnald acquainted the N“. n! honorary reitent. Mrs. B.

The meeting WES "PENN by der with some imoortanl (acts Emvkv Macpgy‘aIdV n wls may. the regent. Miss Gail Carver. concerning the British Commah- ml by H... mm pic. page”, who led in the prayer 0’ ill? -‘ Wl’fllih. “,55 Lynn loans. and second. der and introduced a guest, Miss Tile “Echoes” secretary. ll‘ilsb ed by Vmg flag bearer. Mill Karin hannlster, Miss Mar. Rosemary oosbee. gave n brlet 30...: Mom, n... m an...”

(‘K‘I'lllIIE tho approaching alter- nnoil ten to be held at the homo

president. was in the Chair, Th

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. May 2'1, 1963. '1

HAPPENINGS

lugs." Scripture reading in uni- son and reading trom Acts 22 ,12-22. were [allowed by prayer by iiev. A. c. .i. Steeves. Devo- (ion was “To be christ Witness."

lorie Maclnnls. the secretary.

t

ME. AND MR8.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter B Rog-g crson have returcd to theirl home on St. Patrick's Road ter wedding the winter months in Montreal. l

or.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wright. Providence. ii. i.. are spending a short holidsy visiting Mr. Wright-s mother. Mrs. Albert E.

Alberton Couple Celebrate 50th Anniversary Occasion

ir. and Mn. Edward Lewis 0 Ailierton celebrated their [l‘|irth wedding anniversary re oenlly.

‘dward Lewis. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Henry uwls oi the lower dock. near Albertnn, nod Mhryj Skerry. daughter oi Captain and Mrs. William Skerry oi Al. hertoii South. were married May it). im. The ceremony wn

*ri'nrmed . org In at the Alherton Prerhyte mouse.

They were attended by tho groom's mo er. Mrs. Ann Lewis ilater Mrs. Allan Mother- slil, and his brother. Harry Le.

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seven years ago Mr. Louis re tired and the couple came iol live in Alberton. otter being in; Cascumptc iorr

They have three sons and lour daughter' Harvey ll: O'Leary. .il iohn MacFarinne iAnnie

urs.

nn Comoc. B. 0.: Mr. Glen Beaumont (Beatrice). on Edna‘s Landlnl. N. 3.: June: in Fred- ericton, "3.; Mrs. Cecil Gray (Isabel) in Mill). Dolllld in D'- Lrafy and Mrs. Bruce Currie (Mae! in Summerslde. Then Ire 3s! grandchildrm and (iv 2 great grlndchlldren. On Sunday 32 members of the ilmlly had dinner tit the home at Mr. and Mrs. Gray. Among those unable to be present were Mrs. Mne- Farlnne. human! I n d James LEWld. Message: were re- ceived from them.

.\ three "or vsddina Elke. surmouted with miniature bride and groom. Wu cut in the tra- ltional manner. On hehall a! the lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were addressed by their grand- daughter. Miss Audny Gray. and the presentation of a tri- lite and la SiED-up lahle win made by Harvey Lewis.

MARY HAWORTH

Master-Slave Situation Exists Between Twins

Dear Mll'y lhviorth: when my sister died some months rgn. her twins. to. a boy and girl. name to live with me. i had seen little at them beiore. but expected they would be hesi- my teenagers. who. mice ad- install to their mother's passing. would be good company {or me.

I Am I widow. childless. corn- iuriahly situated. with plenty at room ior em.

At iirst l was unbelievlng; now I am disturbed Ind battled. My sister was deserted by her husband early in marriage Ind possibly this prejudiced her Ig- airist the male sex. At any rate it seems she invoked the girl and treated the hey u at step- child.

Years ot playing second riddle evidently caused the boy to {eel Interior to his sister. who reigns over him like a queen. The tact that she is ahead of him in irhoal does nothing to improve the situation at home.

She order- hlln about like I Jockey. While he buttons to olr like lllr emand. He'll clean her room. pick up aiier her. wash and iron lau- clothes lex- Perily too‘. wait on her at tab- le. run her errands and in gen. eral let her walk over lint — if I don‘t watch careful r

Nothing I say or do changes this pattern. The minute "W back Is turned she LI houlns him about. While it: reacts Is ti her word were low. I‘ve heard hrr call him from the other and eg—

nt the apartment to answer i‘.~ phone at. her elbow. Ii 1 assign her a chore and don't Itand over her. she‘ll make him do it ior her.

l am At my wits' end. tryan to correct this muster-slave ar- rangement and introduce a nor- mal brother - sister relationship. Can you give me any ideas how to achieve this? L.V.

You are on balance in the brother-liner re- lationship. rather than taking steps try to correct the im— balance. as you till

Your letter. here condensed. suggests that you may be treat- ing the twin: a! I sort of do- mestic sinli. renu an end« less amount oi housework Irons them, as repayment oi sorts ior roster home hmrd-and-keep.

ii such is the case. the bad. ercd boy — rhaps more heartsick than usual. since loo. lng his mother and being trans— planted to a new nuthorltnrlan environment (as to housing nnd

so

his sister's tune as never heroic. in a stricken excess oi snllcitude ior both oi them. not because he feels he must nppease her. His inordinate ohllgingncna. under your roof. run he a "sit- national" phenomenon, tired by a reeling that he ought to protect her. insofar as he can, irom your buddy utiiiude directed at both — but especially at her. This may be why. or at least partly why. he in knocking hlm» sell out, when your back is turn- ed. trying in do her share or the household chores you demand oi

it well may he thnt the rni> thcr spoiled the daughter and neglected the son. ior neurotic reasons. that ingralniug unduly colt - abucgatiog tendencies into the boy’s rnnke . up. also may be tiint the lad love. his sister greatly. with n twlnrhlp sense oi solidarity. and uicrctoee ieelr a normal legitimate need to ventilate his door aiisetloo tor her in wholesome ways.

A renowned philosopher lint sold thst “Work in love maria visible." And possibly your tie- phew waits hand-and-ioot upon his sister in this generous Ipl- rit.

In any use. it sulkca me

that you are off course. in your efforts in shape their character.

illnin reinilonl counullor. in lelrninz how to won as I lender in relation In the twlnl Obviously you can't show them how. to improve until you or! moving “Ime in the right til;

ec ml. . . Mary Elwoth counlell

thri'mlh hor column, doth] null or personal interview.

'mM. at?” nm print tor suit has»

Printed Pom «a: nail sites “'6. 1“. Wk. M. lib. 14's. Elle 1m mir- m yard- 45-inch tanner ..

Fll‘l'Y can! (to coat.) in oiils (no lumps, pic-n) lnl his lam-rs. octane rune-la

“ ants- in. Print l-lnw Jul. NAME. Air RE m

ISIS-d order to ANNE ADAMS.

Pres-Re-electecl By Art Society

Min Eleanor We wu r9-

schoollngl — may be dancing to m

m- “li It would look better placed

Write her In em pl The Guar- we” dtln.

Morell UCW

The regular meeting of Mor- lll U.C.W. Unit ll war held in the church. Devotions (or the Evening were conducted by Mrs. Wendell Cot'fln. Hymns sung were “0 Word of God Incare note“ and “Break Thou the Bread oi Life." Mrs. Gordon Chitin explained chapter 9 ol the study book.

The president presided {or the business period. Minutes of last meeting were rend and adopted. Roll call wits answer- ed by I] members. The score- tary reported she had received several letters or appreciation from ladies who had attended the Prubyterinl at More“.

an was a short discussion

.1 it was decided to leave this until a joint meeting oi the two units. The secretary divided the clip sheets among the various convenors: Lunch committee ior the next meet— in: are Mrs. Geldert. Mrs. Hat- ton and Mrs. stauley Dingwell: leader ior devotions, Mrs. Earl James; program: Mrs. Starling MscSwnin Jr.

The meeting closed re pasting Lord's Prayer ln uni- son. Lunch was served by com- mittee in charge. ‘

On Thursday evening at the close at the regulnr meeting oi Unit I. the members of Unit I! met with them to discuss ill: Lobster supper oi June 19.

it was also decided to re- deem the coupons on hand ior 3 dozen natware,

The treasurers were asked to buy needs ior the church kit- chen irnm the kitchen iund do nntlons.

EARNSCLIFFE C. w. L. The annual meeting or the “Star oi The Sea" parish coun- cil oi the cwr. was held at the home or Mrs. Joseph Doyle on May 11th, The meeting open- ed with prayer. led by the pre- sident. Mrs. Michael Mclniils. Mrs. Bernard Doyle read the minutes or the last regular and last annual meeting. iollowed by an itemized statement or the year's receipts and expenditures. showing a trainee o and The president gave a complete raport at all the activities or e Council ior the year lust ended. showing excellent work had been done by the members.

Lobster Supper In June

about the lobster supper on ]

YVOMEN’S ORGANIZ_ATIONS

Units Plan

she expressed her thanks to them ior their willing Coopers» lion. during her two year term of biting.

The election or olllcers then took place with the lollowlugl results: president: Mrs. Josaphl Doyl llrst vice - president: M. Michael Mclnnis: s~cnnd vice — president: Mrs. Reg Mc- lrlrlis: third v‘Ce - president: Mrs. Helmet Mclsnac: secretary- trcasurer: Mrs. .iosoph Morris. 52y: councillors: Mrs. Edwin Doyle. Mrs. honnls Mclnnls. Mrs. James Murphy.

lNDiAN nrvan w. i. .

The May meeting oi indlani hiver w.l. was held at the home oi the pmldent Mabel MscLel- an. The meeting opened by s‘nging “The More We Get Tir geiher." Roll call was nnswer— ed by ten members hunting “A person i admire and why" Answers ranged irom a mother- lmlsw to Her Maieaty Queen Elizabeth.

The Ireasurer's report show- ed a satisiactory balance on hand. Correspondence consist- ed oi letters lrom Suivation Ar- my. Miss Teresa MaeLeod. con- cerning District and Provincial conventions. Also one concern- ing retarded children. Mabel Meebellau. Frances Campbell and Hilda Ramsay volunteered to canvass the lstrict on ibehnlt oi the latter. Sick treats were given and “thank you" not- es received. The school com- mittee reported items have been purchased tor the school. Pat» rieia MaCLellhh reported ior condolence Committee that wreath had been sent to the la- mlly oi the late Fred Tuplin.

The sum oi :10 was voted ior handicrult centre in Keuslugion.

Wright. a patient in the Prince County hospital annex.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Claritin have returned to their home on Peakea Road alter spending the winter in the u.S.A.

Alvin Sudsbury. Central Bed- euue. who spent the motor with . his tnmily in Cleveland, nnlo has returned tor the summer nc-l Mrs. Clark Butler. and her daul ghter Cnrol. North bedeque. who , spent thm weeks in Cleveland.

Mrs. Annie Crane has return- ed to her home in hiverlon at. icr spending the winter months in Genevn. New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K el l y. Penkes Road. have as a visitor their daughter. Anna, oi Eosion. Mass.

Miss Gwenneth Machlurdn en- tertained recently at her home at Kelvin Grove at a baby sho- wer {or Mrs. Allison Roach. Names and verses wcrc rcael by. Mrs. Lyman Mons: while Mrs.‘ nonoh ripened the gills. Contests . and games were enjoyed and‘ music was turnished. Piano sel-. actions were played by Nancy. MacMurdo. Lunch was servcdi by the hostess assisted by her mother, . Eric MecMurdo,l her sister Nancy. \irs. “.0ng Kennedy, Carol Whitlock sndl Mrs. w. G. Blakeney. .

Cpl. and Mrs. H. T. Black and children. David. Peter, herons: and honni. Moneton. were weekend guess of Mrs. Black's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. Hickox, kcnslngton. i

Mrs. Aubrey Smallwood and‘ daughter. Marilyn oi Dartmouth. Ns. were recent weekend guests 01' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Semple,

Kensiiigton. .

i hodd's mother. Mrs. Earle Ken- l nedy. Kensingion, l

Gucais oi Mr. and Mrs. w, c. Donald, Kensiiigton. recently. i wem Mrs. a prayer and dau. ghicr, .ioanne ni lioliiox. Sharon brannen. Yarmauth. J u d v Ab-

Mr. and Mrs C. L. Rodd and son Gregory. Saint John, N.E'.. were r so e nt guests at Mrs.

. bait. Moncion ad Dianne Adams.

Halliax.

Miss iris Champion. R N. E“. is visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Champion.

Five dollars. ninety cents for Prince County Hospital for I mattress cover. and gins are to be purchased for two ins-mes- resldeots oi the community who have moved in new homes. Aprons are to he sent to each member in the district to be re- .tilmed with one cent ior each inch of her waistline. Sheila Dunphy entertained with a me- mory contest which was won by Frances Campbell and Helen Turner otter which lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Hilda Ramsay The meeting ‘ closed with God Save the Queen.

ELLEN’S DIARY

Are Into The

What will our weather he ti> day? We wondered when this morning's twilight ivaa radii-g into the bright oi the dawn. Will we be favored wltll another run-

nmed day? Or the dim ot clouds and ahoweis?

“Ellen. . .Ellcn." .lamea spoke snitly into the silence. “This imaging in bed late in the mar.

never. never. do! now do we expect to get the crop in I! we waste away the days? Let's have a little shame about us!"

And the tint weekday oi the new week. shaped nnd fashion- ed tor the May - month was. . . well. could there have been one more pleasing than it. suit-till- ed and warm. to e int-him an- xloul how to get on with the

ow act the cams.- in

mop morning was when we

sprend our pieces or washl "This you

chali- new. I wonder. heard Mnnin Starling

we over- speculate.

here. or over were?" There was a rllenco In men suite.

“1 rice In." the altered. "you malt lintonlagl No. you never heard one x uttered. Not intended." the observed in hurt tonea.

“Now. now. Honey you can't In: last." Papa starilaa pm- lelted. a thou tl

the Hear it? Tractor- on the field]. Folk: In It tut into

the Icedtime '

"I know. . .But this chair, when duel it look belt?" "MW 27. um I not

Tractors On The Fields

Seedtime

thinking it over? And I can‘t ac- malty decide. I onl)‘ know that anywhere in this room. with you seated i it. it's beautiful. lull beautiful to me!"

Mack came by on his bicycle on his way in school. Spring-re Fairs the wheel had received: replacements to ready it for the road. And additions. Among the latter. We noted the neat leath- ern use which hold: the tiny tools. Christmas slit imn icnullnl Gage. Ind colorful

streamers on the handlebars. in n gay touch which goes so well with the clean brightness oi the sprin .

"It won't be too long now be— inre we get on the i

1 nd." he 0 - lered. "l wlsh Don t wish it." we slid. You'll have. it's likely. farming in plenty yet. Eu! wi never have there schooldays again."

Doing the required Grade VIII work. Mack is. And happily. now till! bilingualism is being mm

(ruled in order that there mly be more understand-

Kcnslngton.

Mr. and Mrs. John Milton. Maiden. Mass. are visiting re- latlves nnli lrlends at Kensing‘ ton and Vicinity. Thoy are house guests iii Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 Donald

Miss Maida Rogersnn, has lclt Charlottetown for Rome. “here she will continue her vocal stu-I dies. Enrautc she will iriends in New York.

visit

Auld's mother. and brother, w. c. Auld and to- fly.

vlanr of the operating room at the Prince County Hospital. is spending n wek at the! Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal.

Mr. snd Mrs. Adrien Martin. Edmunston. .B.. wre recent visitors with Mrs. Martin a} nndpareuts, Mr. and Mrs. A. . . Poirier. Mlscouche. . r. Mrs, G. lioy hill. Freetown. celebrated their ioth wedding anniversary recently at home oi their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Buchanan. Clinrlottctown. Fol- lowing or turkey supper served the hostess assisted by Mrs. Arnold l-lill. rlelon. an ad. dress was mud by their son Ar-

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‘llttle girls love best.

Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Auld and {or famous ll‘i~incll tamily. Haliiux. were recent vl- del dolls. Pattern 7160: .Iitors in Charlottetown with Dr. tlons. Cont. h a t. slacks. hooded n. Auld. top, a - piece

mourn 0! the Easter Protect. unite with the Lody'r Slipper

which consisted at n visit tot . Chapter in, ms {mmmn

returned children at snorw ood.

‘Hosylilal with the distributing

oi Easter baskets and gins that each member should be re« Correspondence included lei- aponsible tor the sale oi at least

.‘iers irum Mrs. Wood thunki rig; live tickets.

’the chapter ior ita ihoughtiul- The iormnl husinecs being

iness at Easter; iron. the Pm ended; the Queen wan sung and

viucial Echoes secretary con-.lunch was served

followed with the minutes at the last meetiniz The education secretary. Miss

road by Mrs. Glover. Roll call was answered with a verse at m" zscripture beginning with the let— “ W“ “"“"'"‘““"y “3"” 07' 7

in the absence oi the score-l tary. MKS. Marion White was in chores oi the minutes. A gilt or :5 is to be sent in toward the memorial ill the late Mrs. J. F. Machill. Each ismily giving sol cents to make it up. Mite boxes

Wl Tea Honors Former Member

Members at Farkdnle Wom- en‘s institute held an atternoon

to be turned in next month. at tea at the institute hall this “he June meeting which is to he week in honor of Mrs. on hold at Mrs. Horace Hydesl. who has moved her new

Mrs. Robert Glover was ap- poinicd convener lor the .i u n e meeting. Mrs. Glover read from he “Overseas Missionary Di- gest" impressions of the Oll' wns mid by Mr . year" by Mr. und Mrs. Darrell snd a tile membership pin ior Chase at vizlsngron. The meet. Parkdnle wt was presented to in: closed with Prayer by Rev. Mrr. Cook by Mrs Victor Hud. Sleeves. A quiz by Mrs. whlu son. Mus. Frank Ross present- iollowed. _ ed a bouquet ol roan-s.

The Ladies Ald hnd $4.04 lroin China candelabra enhanced the small aprons pasted out at will. mine or the valley, donor the last meeting. _it w ' oils and hyaclnihs. and a cell- in no in ll'lli' H s As. tcrpieee oi tulips anel dailodils To have a sunshine has {or lha decorated the tea table. summer mnnths and to Put in A Ten pourer tor the sttcrnnnu Penny ior each sunny flay. And was Mrs. Daniel MecAskill. “W are to be turned in a! the who was also master or Care» September meeting. Mrs. Orrin mo"... Mrs. 145.9, Johnsmn Bell will make the bags which replenished, l will be handed out at the June meeting. Lunch was then sent-

home in Fortune. A total or 32 charter members and past pre- Ildenin attended. During the tea an address 3. Mj‘. d

n. o

rvers were three charter . members, Mrs. Hudson. . ‘Katle Moore. and Mrs. nodd. Mrs. henry Douglas and Mrs. Arthur Seaman replenished the plates.

Household Hint

Push a small piece oi steel .‘wool into the hole at a dresser idrnwer knob to make n loose screw lit snugly.

Yes. hnuauas can be rcrrlger. lted. it' they are in a tightly closed screw-top jar.

TilifitlilNéE r

Many oi India's lormer talry» tale palaces now are earning their kenp oteu

cranium only bra with Coidtex inserts for lasting uplift, breathing waist, elasticized straps and back in quality broadcloth in these sizes: 28-34 AAA, 30-36 AA, 30-38 A, 30-42 B, 3244 C. D. 175 'IEO. I'M