mtrfield Parish Council of the Catholic Women's League cele- brated the 25th anniversary of ithcir organization recently At 16.30 that evening over 60 meni- ibers and guests attended Mass 'celebrated by Rev. Basil Brok- en. spiritual director. Rev. Han old Croken. Kinkora. delivered a sermon on the role of CWL

5 Members of St. James Sum- l

(19W

6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Sept. 23, 1964.

HAPPENINGS

ing in DeSable. visited recentlyiwas held in Kinkora Regional with John A. MacKinnon and High School prepared by the son, Waldron at Churchill. iwomen of Kinkora Parish Coun- An explanation of the United; icil.

Appeal by Iphigenie Arsenault,; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gau—i The head table was decorated Red Cross director. highlighted; dette (Jr.) and family of Tignis’liwhh blue and gold tapers in s“- the recent meeting of Springton were recent visitors at the homet‘ vet. holders and centered with 8 WI at the home of Mrs. Ewen: of his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. ar-Jthree’tier anniversary e eke. Lamont on Cumberland Street. les Rogers, Glengarry. Also v‘is- Among the head table guests Vice-president Mrs. James Bry-I iting Mr. and Mrs. Rogers were; were tout. members of the first enton. presided. and Mrs. W.W. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Springham executive

Maclnnis was guest pianist. The‘of Mass. Grace 5y Father kaen was hostess served a buffet lunch. t followed by the League prayers.

ta guest of Mrs. John Jack, Tyne 'Valley.

l An enjoyable evening was

CW L Early Years Recalled . At Silver Jubilee Banquet

vincial past president paid trib- ute to Mrs. Austin Murphy. who was also past provincial presi- dent and presented her with a membership scroll. ,

The report of the first annual meeting was read by Mrs. James Lawless. One minute'ii' silence was observed in mem- ory of departed members.

A framed CWL scroll painted

sponded.

Mrs. John Hagen spoke words of appreciation to the guest speaker and to all who h a d made the occasion “such a note- worthy event.”

A vote of, thanks to the cater- ers was proposed by Mrs. Pius Croken with Mrs. Austin Rob- erts, president of Kinkora, giv- ing the response.

sing - song featured Mrs.

A Raymond Smith at the piano.

ELIZABETH BLACQUIERE

MARRIAGE PLANNED

St. Paul’s Roman Catholic

Church.

Summerside will be

the setting October 10 for a ceremony uniting in marriage Elizabeth Louise Blacquiel'e,

JAMES CAMPBELL

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blacquiere to J Clarence Campbell, son Mrs. Earl Campbell. .

(Photos by Heckbert Studio)

arms of

Meeting Highlight ls Domonstnation

A demonstration of 'srtificial respiration” was given by Avis Bernard and Jean MacKsy at the September meeting of the New Women's Institute, held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Murray MacKay.

The president, . Daniel Morrison. presided and 13 mem. bers answered roll call with a donation for the hall cupboard. Mrs. Eric MacEwan gave a re. port on the Red Cross swimming

t , . . members in the Lay Apostolale. by one of the members was ill;- ‘ And", Jenkln" woman Elmo" PM" "850‘ Rev. John Cash. Grand River. veiled by Rev. Basil Croken who “PP” “h OWMtfmwn- A re- was seated in the sanctuary. also proposed a toast to the Lea- ‘i’n éhgﬂxggﬂn 32:21:08 . - ~ g i - - -i 1‘ 1i _ . b . M . Lesli Tr inor re- 5“ Mrs. E.F. Shaw. Winnipeg is Calgary. Alta. who is vacation . Fnllomng 18‘s a Enquet gut? 1‘5 e a by MW Lorne Campbell and

Mrs. James E. Cole.

It was decided to sell coffee and lunches at an auction sale to be held in the district.

‘ rs. Don MacEwen, converter of cultural activities. spoke on oy Wax Museum in Vic- toria. 3.0.. which she had vial-- ed recently.

The October meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Mayhew.

h E a.

_ spent at the home of Mr. efflﬁtgs Lgigg'eetltltgg' “lﬁglatgteRllzj Mrs. Justin McCarthy. Campbell- ‘diah River womeh-s Institute; ton when friends and neighbors lCentenniall Sc‘iolarship. This‘ gathered for a farewell party for scholarship is presented annual- the”? 50“ Regg‘? Who “'35 re‘ ly to students of the district who. “mm: m Ham‘lmnr 0m-

iMrs. Elmer McCourt. presiding

l resident. extended reetin s of l till'elcrime. Mrs, Fran: MacDgoug- ‘al, the first secretary, respond '1‘ ’ H' h Wi e 5 lg er

. Mrs. Austin Murphy. the .first president cut the annivei.

es the refrain in the Broadway 0 - musical ~wm so. Story,’ Family Circle namely: ".-.. stick to your own

kind..." Launched

As an enthusiastic partner in . . an interfaith marriage, I hold ln Brllaln

Pay-Scale

sary cake.

Miss Iphigenie Arsenault. pm- a different view.

Two intelligent person: of dif- ferent faiths. bringing the best of their respective faiths to

pass entrance and than to eon... The evening was spent in danc— t :ttnue their education. ting to mllSlC by Louis Jones.

I Reta completed her grade tent“ .at Indian River School and thist‘ year is attending Kinkora Re~i

LONDON iCPi — Publisher Lord Thomson has decided to join in launching a new maga- zine aimed at Britain’s women

Routs Hubby’s Assurance

D E A R MARY HAWORTH I days. I recall a line of verse by My wife and I are both 25. have Bobby B u r n s. the immortal

each other and their offspring.

- . . igional High School. She is thej : . h MR AND \iRs DAVID WILTON “mm °f M“ and M’s' Be“ 373; mail:th iggdyegii'iasel §§°liiil3§§détitiiiilleiififiilinliavi ca“ make ""5 a “"9" “m” 5 Eighth Family Circle the l I k. lnard A' Macuuan' l children i.e., as regards whatever cir- 'Conversely' a man and Wife 0‘ new loo-Page monthly will be

the same faith, whose personali- cumsmmes may “"51099 mm ties are immature, can make at a given point in his experien- -

circulated through British su- permarkets and grocery stores.

i We work for the same comp-

Pius Fizpatrick. son of Mr.

Groom's Father Officiates At First Baptist Church

The First Baptist Church Charlottetown was the scene of the August 22 marriage of Naomi Grace, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilbur Willis

at ‘ his brother. Paul Wilton from Edmonton. Alta. The ushers were John Beers. Wolfviiie, tN.S. and Stephen Willis, bro- .‘ther of the bride.

and ‘Mrs. William Fitzpatrick.

.Souris has left for Gagetown, iNB. to join the Canadian Army.

i I ! i Rev. Dr. Richard Westeway of. l l

WMS Will Buy Parting Gifts

any. in the same department. doing similar work (that‘s how me met).

Recently when a good job opened up in our department. the big boss unhesitatingly gave it to Joan. a deserved promotion

She now earns more than I and is my immediate supervrs. or. We have taken .1 lo. of rib— bing from the staff, tinged with

ies to you, in relation to your wife. However much of a man you are. in your own personal

home to her at the close of your

the world a sadder place...

One profits morally and psy- chologically by having friends Sept of different faiths. And in a cehtg) solid interfaith marriage, you The have such friends. Also. child- ren broaden their religious ed- ucation by learning and com- paring the prayers and precepts of their parents' respective faiths.

An initial printing of 950,000 copies will be ready for sale 24 at one shilling (15 each.

Thomson venture, with an estimated initial outla of some £300,000 ($900,000). is being shared on a 50-50 basis with Gardiner Cowles. publisher of Look Magazine who produces a similar publication in the U.S.

e. I should think the same appl-

right. aside from the work you do for pay. is the man you take wage - earning day.

So perhaps the time has come

of Charlottetown. and David Mrs. Willis chose for her dau- l ' ' ‘ '

Bruce. son of Rev. and Mrs. ‘ ghter‘s wedding a two - piecel It was decided to purcnase respuect and admiration for her to get down to bedrock. in dis- [am not saying that interfaith Edited m Bmam and printed

Leslie E Wilton of )loncton» ibi‘ocaded dress in moSs l parting gifts for two members and Wildly derogatory to me' covermg lusit What you thmk' marriage ls unmmgated buss' in Italy' the new magazine Will

The double ring ceremony was green: she wore beige acres- at the September mEEting Of St. We ve been able to cope, hoW- .feel and believe about yourself. any more than other marries” have about half its contents in ~ ever. until Just may. When I and Whether your comet)“ are are. But many persons of inieg- color. This new venture brings

solemnized by the father of the series and corsage of Talisman

{John's Presbyterian Missionary]

guess the unconscious tension.

valid or false. You'd need psy»

rity build just as constructive the Thomson publication group

groom. troses. Sooiety. held at the home of, . t. . Traditional wedding mus"? .Vlrs. Wilton. mother of the Mrs. Johnny Campbell. l "n my parl‘ of takmg orde 1‘“ l :hoanal‘lhc help “1 dlgg l n 8 inter ' faith marriages ‘5 do to some “4 newspapers and 117 was rendered by Florence Sim- igrmm. chose blue organza; A mtal 0‘ 21 members “'l from my Wife at "work begunl or ans‘llgri (Imdlhlitl licmrvph cl their friends 0f one'falth magazmes' moulding several mons who accompanied R c v. i with black accessories and cm, i sponded to roll call with a verse t to affect 0“? home “3- . ‘murse' " 0“ "0“ 0w marriage. Sincerely, E.V. yearbooks. Ralph Wilton as he sand ‘The i sage of ink roses ' ‘ of scripture M work Joan holds the rem" else you can devaqp a reassur- De E V ' Th i ‘ t W Wedding Prayer" before: tllei Eollmang the ‘ceremonv a The theme for the meeting “d1 respond’as is proper l" mg acquaintance w'th your fun. marrill e. “so e iii?!- tiliallh “H” E ceremony amt “Whither Thou receptmn wa‘ held at about . was the Christian Mission. FOL getting the job done. ButIdetect tdan'lental powers and potentials, gives niiain gngaim , at n. BENNETT CARR t Goest" dili‘ln’: lllP sizuvn: of the Acre; note] ‘Rev wnmh‘ hm; ilowing scripture reading from a growing undercurrent or 06' Wthh‘gwe the measure 0f youl hidden edits to the ri i il “'0 I “wume counsel'ln‘ register. The (‘l‘illl'l'll was deco- the,- nf’the Qmom' was than},- i St. Matthew. pravers were of— “mm and cnntml in her manner endurng worth as a person shared I) rso tp “h ms 13 ' Dlslrm Swan‘s" ‘ rated with basket: of seasonal tor ceremonies .iohh Baal-g ‘fered by Mrs. Earle. Murray, alhome' tno'wmqh She demes ‘H' ligion isyamnicgstrllld‘lltid’llln Charlouelnwn' P'E‘!‘ l "Others in shades Of pink and browsed the mast to the bride Mrs. Roy Brown and Mrs Am My prospects with the oom- DEAR MARY nawoarn: not the vital essence of life. Is 95.,“ “4” °‘ Cam" whtte. ' HO which the mm Mth gus Green. The Bible study was gator are reasonably bright Your commentary on in-ter- is the case with true believers. : "e ’88" ' "543' . 1 given hin hmarriage by her [respondm Telegrams were presented by Mrs. Angus Green. as; Lgiﬁtféntfnqxorfaszlgbgiz fam‘ datmg and mamage “ho lM- H- a er. t. e r‘d '. .. ' i v w ‘ ' ' length gown die\i'lliigeszilknog:- read by Phalll wmnn‘ - :ehzfdirllgmsrritain; gggztihhgirgf b: I w I l 1‘ Specl 0‘ hm Br promotzom ganza over taffeta. The bodice the {rifle Eggzemgnga; 22%;? Mrs. Oscar MacKav. I MR' AND MRS- RlCHARD RUSH leagmghto the hgllihls its .openlng featured lam: amt] "e" trim-t. I I '5'. V n t - .tt Pt 0 er. esays. uss esgomg l med “with iridpscgm sequms t hiegthzfthh shame-030mm? tat“: nahnéigwtongiggzgcghmhree a a U f, in outlt'ha n kfme for many hears. Moore & Mel-90d Mill's WCCI' — fifo “00' l which extended d - th ’ . ti . r -- . - v ‘ . R ‘H N p H as "9‘ e” "5 wants t°° “‘9 l paneh Her headstletll, ‘53:": l :ilri‘ilte cellrntationg. She 'twore h z: Mﬁifaéitigagshrgstfjg g n s e to other fields. . l ' * t ve ve an mari ou a -' " J ' ~ ‘ - As mv self - confide i- l cluster leaf - Cll‘f‘lei attacied .- _ . A K 9 - nee a to a bouffam “1min” vent éhe with black patent. accessories. gig?“ylgaiaifoﬁgﬂ'iirswere 2p}: 1' I ready is takingabeating in the 1 carried a casrade bouquet of; out'r’f'pmvmce glues“, well“ pointed on the sick committee, lpresem Situation' I am cqncem' l pink roses and Willie carna‘ fwd: Re“ and Mrs‘ LeSlle Wll‘ Mrs. Leslie Files. Mrs. Duncan St' Mammy Chllmh- Kin' Marcellus Hagan- hrniht‘l’ 0' ed gab-0m the effect that ﬁns kind r l he“ entwtned with Engltsn on. Mr. and Mrs. John Holt CotetMrst Ralph Wigmere'Mrs kora was the scene of a sum- the bride_ The may in the 0ftthmgv indellnllﬁly prolonged. y_ (Mont-ton. NBA; John Beers Wilbur Maexay and Mrs. on mer wedding in August when‘bride and groom was proposed Wm have,” 0“? DOTSON!l llfe- : Daphne Ta“ or. Chamm rwoiiviiie. N.s.i: Mrs. Wyn MaeEwem tMary Doris eldest daughter ofiby Rev. Harold Croken. The In particular. I am disturbed , town‘was metdmhhnmn Theliill. Rev. and Mr. 'Ralph It was decided to hold a 1Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hogan, ‘ioast to the bridesmaids was bythe possibility of beconung . , junior bridesmahs were Nora t Wilton. Mr; Samuel Willis and thahkoﬂertna service on the m.“ 1Emerald. became the bride of J proposed by thp host m a h _ her subordinate at home as well . Proud and Vadeh \IacFade‘ g Alame. m: and Mrs, Eric Sunday of Oztober‘ and on the Richard Edward Rush. son oftCal-oi Ann Rooney was in as in business, fading into the l. cousins of the bride. ' “Wadi” and Nam" loni' second Sunday of October the ‘Mr 3 d Mrs‘ Jospph Rush' (ﬁlcmme or the we" ka' i'Shadm” 3‘ her “ho' Obeymg l; The maid - of - honor and bri- l :‘Gmlt go; alrdwfeat WMS will conduct a service in ‘ (£301.21 Slqseré Climrlmtﬂfown' l FOHO‘Vlng the rG'VCE‘ption t'ie 11" “'lsfhes unduestioningly. as desmaids were mmed ahke . am 0 a an au 1 ton th - e t - am 1'9 9“ Per m‘m-‘young couple left on an extended tsome 0 0“? 355°Cl8t95 Okinﬂly i . in ﬂoor length dl‘egsses of peau. l (Alberta). menighgxrch in th absence of the led the double. mtg ceremonyti honeymoon visiting Winnipeg. tpmphesy will be the ease Y_Olltll be adequately protected .from the chill in th. tl de - soie: the former weariiigl Mr. and Mrs. Wilton are may The October meeting will be ,amndqcelebrated the nuptialti Edmonton. c3123.... Medicine} Joan boots at this but pm air if you do your fall and Winter shopping in our , gink and the latter mint green : thIWolfviIIe. N.S. where lheld at. the home of Mrs. Dun-i it: Tom Walt SFM ﬁght (Lizziigtonfggtitm Niagaraimttvgtnvggeftg-d t k Mens Wear Department. New merchandise is now 2 heir headdresse, - t . r. iton com letes his final = ' . . . " a 51 - u - W85 n - - i C. o o eep our 0 ' i t‘ - - - chins peiaiied piii h‘dyhatmi year for a Bachglor of Divinity ll‘z:lse:513: Sad lprese’" ”' “‘9 sanc'uary- The For “3"?” l n g “‘9 bride ‘ Perm“ “‘9 l“ g°°d "pal" “"' b2 E l1 spsll’ily’ atmili me and celor selecmn Is now at It. i inched to veils and they carried degree and Mrs. Wilton Slud- Campbell will have Bible study ‘Sanctual‘y was decorated with‘f‘hnse a beige walking suit with affectEd by the profession El 8 Op 0 ay' 2 “mi - cascades of gathered lies for a Bachelor of Education pra ers to be offered by Mrs, lbouquels 0f mixed ﬂowers and aprlmt accessories and a cor‘ fad“? Please remember' 3 Pink and white carnations egree. Ralyh Wigmore Mrs Lleslie guess-pews were marked Wilh‘ sage 0f aprlcm carnations' Icnanging labs ls om 0‘ the queSt. 3 The groom was attended. b ifPhot b G h Tho Filel; d Ml‘ Joli ' c learna‘wns and White “mi 0‘” °f the “Mince gums inel'l i‘m‘ O‘T' 3 y. o y ra am mpson) be“ an A 5- my amp' tbows. ,uded Rev. John Walsh S.F.M.; Dear O.T.: Your sense of val- I . The bride were a ﬂoor length:¥"lllo 1Secently rehurnedl fromt‘ues is so pitiably materialism ' gown of my of the vane brow; ie ominlcan epuh ic: Mar-that it is hardly possible for me I Like those we used to get in old tide with match i n g ydetaeh_ ‘cellus and Emmett Hagen. Tor- i to help you shore - up your set; One way and reversible styles. Ultra harvests he said wistfully. iable train and long pointed s1ee_;onto. Merill R u sh. Sydney estee . ﬁne fabrics in exClUSive patterns and 5. why, I remember years when west Her Shoulder length veil NS: Leonard MacGuigan. Ott- You talk as if your intrinsic tones- From the world's markem the" s wed get continuing lovely har- lof tune music“ was held injawa: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas‘worth and significance as a are water repellent. and wind resistant. l 5‘ vest days. from the first of cut- .place by a enmhet 0t rhinestom 3 Hanan. Sommerville. Mass. ihuman being. and as a man in With concealed hood. they are extremely 5‘ ting. until last sheaves here 395 and pearls She carried a 3 U.S.A.. Mr. and Mrs. Georzemelation to his spouse, were in- durable. and dry cleanabie. Choose from 5“ threshed. or in the barnl' bouquet of red roses and rose: Cooke. Allston. Mass. USA. t extricably bound up with. and black. navy, royﬁl Md lodeo in Ill!!! 36 H "S'hereql come nice days buds and a wedding mtssahl Prior to their marriage thelthe recise equivalent. your to 44- . 2'! yet we said, . gm of the groom. young couple'were guests ofi wage-scale rating in the Job you 6. What memories the season She entered the chhheh on:honor at a miscellaneous show-i hold. % 63 returth Always founded to" the arm et- her father t0 the‘terth‘eld at the home of the! Barking back to my school SllnShlne. COVered - canopled. strains of the wedding mal'ch.2b‘"d"S parents Mr. and Mrs.I ‘ 7' by skies gently blue. A Jesus. my all. My Own". iJoseph Hagan' Emerald M“ 7'; clean wind and fragrant. blows The maid of honour was the!and M’s- “gym” Gallant. m“ 7'4 oulgh. The grains. that were bride's only sister Ann Marieteﬂalned the.°°uple al 8 mm"! a" the reason for it. as was the and the bridesmaids wereiparty at the” home m Charm“ 96 springtime sowing, are only a Joan Marie Rush. sister of the elow ' 9.3 part of the whole. True. a good— groom and Denna Doucette. MAB" Ma “9 Hagan he“ . Nylon lamlm‘t‘ 101C ly part. But not all. Interwoven They wore identical dresses of it”! R“5h' Denna queite ‘03 with that ﬁeldwork, in with the blue peau de soie wit‘l matchin g" Jean Mayne were 10”" ll.0 reaping and sowing, we re. wedding ring headdresses and ,os’eﬁsf; ﬁt}? Surpnse Sho' ":0 member ever. [he menowmg shoes. They carried nosegays ﬁler )3 da Czelhome ‘3“ Henry ".3 of the year. In mind it walks 0f While mums. anc ar .t or ottetown. from 11.3 softly. steps light. Far horlz- Attending the groom was his‘ Since their return the newly- C Tweed laminates. met one are dreamtly blue. Echoes brother Men-111 Rush. The u,_ weds have taken up restdence at etc. of the harvesting maehtnes hehs were Emmett Hagan and 6: Rmhford Street. Charlotte~ 12.04 hang on the air. There is muted 31:13" RM“ bmthe" 0‘ the town' crow - call. the drone of dragon- “me and groom flies on quick wing, the lament daggtsttegsaganwcgglse for the? Expo EXHIBITOR ~ e n a w 3i “gigging? til‘fiitwml.‘i piece dress of pink gwaiie will: BY mid-September 21 foreign Q Reversible. belted 19.95 h . white accessories and corsage countries. Canada's 10 provinces "0‘ Ewes“ Past. there is 001'" of whm. and - h t- and the city of Paris had an- ml it for supper, butter - s asked. The grooml’sm mgfhgf 103:; e nounced they would participate "0‘ ‘ loothsome And apple sauce west-in a new bh, in the 1967 Montreal world’s "ll 2 from the "99' the youngsmrs will‘l mittehinglhat arid 22:23? 8i" “l t V isncgasle to reach the ohmcest pick- ies and corsage of white cam!“ Skilfelgftﬁmenﬁd T o P c o A T S 3.25 i .' t . emo ; ‘Like squirrels -- they are - t ME. AND MRS. MERLIN MoKENNA these times!" the head of a hi. “ﬁgﬂgwy; ﬁgdﬁmgnycggf; 0 RIGHT i may comment“ the 0th" 9‘" ttetown Hotel for 100 . . guests. 4 cloths. E eggs: with a happy strcrhile as 12V: The bride's table was centered Iv Fm” mun" mud ﬁnd”. he“ we“ mum l t s a momen wa l'ng ~is wnh a three tier wedding cake SH Lightweight yet warm. Also available in one WI! Ind t Mary Theresa Murphy, Vernon Rive r, to Merlin kids i“ n,” "Chard They.” “Wed “'"h 1’ Chrlsmﬂram 0E8 """""" i alum" of Mr. and M”. Charles son of Mr and M“ either-{goingth 1:13.13“; cihmirli‘g The master ntceremonie, w“ reversibies. Available too. with sip in nylon pile lining. : A. Murphy. Cherry ' - - own mm a o rec-c ee s I m v.1!” was “MW in mam.- Edw “,6 McKenm. to“. fun. he chuckled Choose from demons in blues. greys, lodsn. back. . E at st. Joachim‘s Chur 'i, Rev. rban Gillis fficiated. Fem“ “‘9 remembered ha" ' \ m U U o vest “gene; are’ And perfect mm a‘ to “I those of this will be in the 46 v.“ st. 0 years to come... And indoors ey harlottetown _—__—__ fading in nicely with the harv- ' Store “our. - esting without. what scenes ’ Mon - '"‘ Folks Save Best Smile “d m“ “’° ""5 “M” MAN THIS '5 m ' “m l l l - S Baskets of fruits waiting their our names: to vou m” ----- -- i—9 e . return to be 'done up" — plums a, - tttFor Fr'ends Not Famlly and peach" and apple, and 3103!," imuuiion (most ml... "Ill," lat-day I - lslss I grapes to their share to 'm ’ “r ‘ I“ , 4 t, the winters stores. Baskets of Q oarwaus name on. 2" solid palm... ‘ ' hie: mméur intents s is an exggerfion, there a tomatoes, cucumbers. pep- nodding needed, Sound proof.) n Mom“. and ' Vt a nice morning“ we lmi- ! truth in it. I.“ a ml?$h2msns anew“ tacth tbhﬁgﬂﬂﬁrﬁ‘f . "om" is . as someone do llhetoputour ‘best side to eel thet ﬁle's“, linger about 0 platinum SWING (W. applied «a in. i manna. that folks are London" and are sometimes a the “chat, "e of an hum. "M" “‘l‘" l’°""' "° "W". Mb“ V P A ~ it: ‘i‘Ii.°‘.’°i'.?:i'; m; him...“ °' "w- m i... a. i. m... .. ......... .. ..... ... MOOP}? gt Mi 1 [01] t H) .u - of be. - u n t - So lovely the harvest - tide All We'll Our-Mood \ i l . . . 4 A g m w" Bntitsnotgoodhervsstwsa- is. a season. no matter the . d .0 flnily. who must The 1, h d 'v . 'm ‘""'“‘ t, t . t with w mm u. H s eeps smplsll. year. mostly golden and beau- ; Since 1’70 , ~ g Q I Yes we agreed. unit. always ripe and full. am mmns mm ‘YOUR m M“ " ‘ ‘ . ml. and who act- IN N k . I “ "m" “mumm‘maric- smmmunormuuoouscr dsaerhﬂsthissuandsnlssmwind. o .....