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Mrs:-J. Nell Gordon-of Tor- ento was re-elected Wednes- day a’ national. president of

the, IODE at the closing — ses- | i

MARY HAWORTP

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say | ELLEN’ S DIARY’

“ There was a contnranes this f-evening on the-front Verandah, alse by where we sat darning’ a pair of James work socks. “Have you decided yet what ; we're to do with those kittens?" i | Alex* inquired : i ‘Not exactly "" Peter reptied. . 7 | “Suppose? Alex suggested, - ‘we could .get good homes. for some, would you be willing to

4 one

igive thém away’?

vj ite. where the silvery. -- blue hy Was fading in with t he:. _. dimming hilltops, and nearer ~ at the flowers in the border now + lelosing their doors for the night. oo aes fot “Talk- about at re jsaid. wise

“But we must’ Alex insisted.

‘Then let's settle it this way”’ Peter smiled. “We'll keep every lasf one of the five!’’ | “That's the way he is. He~ ;won't face an issue’ alex com- » {mented in an aside.

“But he is’ onlyx-a- little boy” 2 we said. ae “Little! May I remind — you jthat when School keeps after the ‘holidays, he will be there?'’

‘He will still be only a litile { |{bov’ Se : —The air was laden withthe scent of new leafings, of flow-. -erings,..and the _sleepy. chirp-.. ings and vesper songs of. the hirds. So enchanting these eve- birds. So enchanting these even- | - nings are which take us on now facts on that score, it occurs to ‘0 the suinmer. ; me that your fiery attack on | Sowing-on fields of, the name the ‘travesty-type sales talk’ there was today’. ‘And in anoth- ‘which I too deplore, as a brand @* Chore of the season, lime. of brainwash) was a matter. was brought in to the farms. And: of finally ones at a last only James, of those there would recall that once upon a time in ~=fod—think— you- are. blowing--your--Island_ history, the same, came > stack,, as we say, in housewife- in as limestone on sailing ships .

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ly vein; about this manifestly ‘o our ports, to be burnt in kilns — =

absurb aspect of American corp, Company - or merchant-owned _|unconsciously to let off steam or sometimes the propehty of ‘about-some-deeper, wider_rang- -a landed farmer. img, unspoken quarrel with ‘‘ug- |sinell of the burning, and the ily Americanism’ generally, as cloudlets of smoke rising from seen. through your eyes. the same, was then common to

New Leaves ‘And Flowers | Scent The June Air

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Was’ an interesting rite on a Te- menibered farm. ‘ An applica- tion of brook-water, was-the°ma- ge which’ opened «the “burnt s‘ones. leaving them white and. powdery. and -Feady—-to he ab: hed..to the land.

Today we remembered wist- filly a question posed ‘to his class. in agriculture in°the old’ school of oir girlhood by its, Mat@bns

“Wiat? benefits from applying” lime to ane soil?’

ae urages. .the decompo-

siting ae anic matter in. the, f Ay 5 | ' oo eee 'N BALLEM- eee ce eer a It neutralizes. the organie |

<actds’’ another - volunteered. ) “ENGAGEMENT ANNOU NCED

eee the: cae sei The engagement is announe- : Mrs. - W: Blair. MacDonald,

We smiled today recalling tea- cher and taught. . If only - how, exciting the thought! could..be no ‘going back, no re- curning to that classroom, no foregathering-again--pfthose_pu- oils and master. No complete. litle company -of. once, who

in those last months*spent the §

warming spring recesses be--

neath.a wide-spread spruce tree &

on the roadside bank to chaf. or just be ‘silent togethér, as*they

- but there ‘

ed of Evelyn Elizabeth Bal- jem, ‘eldest - ; daughter. af Mr. and: Mrs Cedric Ballem, . Marshfield, fo. Douglas Blair and

Charlottetown. will take place in St. ba’s Presbyterian Church, Marshfield on July 2,° 1966, at 3.30 p.m.

MacDonald, ‘son . pf. Mr.”

looked into the future though : fi

often_with_a_quip._and carcfree__ laugh, ' tiifs whieh may or may not have come true. In any case, each member of that class .was unwittingly a teacher to us in hin: and. her-self. . oe

“Here, Grandfa- a-there”’ one girl smiles. ‘Let's make.a bedtime lunch: of nectar and ambrosia, fit for the gods of. .

avhatever''_: she chuckles. Until. tamorrow --- - -Diary - = ; Good- night...

BORDEN |

Lloyd Clark is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, . Sum- merside.

The acrid

—~PEAR- MARY ———-HAWOR-FH--t0-- think that— the. uesdioy. --Mary—Haworth-—-c-o t 1s ets —the-—springtime,—as—was—also- —Pegsy Kelly of Montreal has

fast month \our son--became_a boy-stout. Last. week he came home from a meeting with a

‘packet of tickets to sell, accom-

panied by a canned speech with

ngly Americans” actually. re ceived their. training in the ‘scouting organization.

Sorry to sound so bitter, but we truly are shocked by the

4ahréugh_hercolume_not_ by the: sight of the :wagons — and- Write her n care _ot The Guar- carts on the roads, bearing..it dian: off’ to the farms. The staking

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printed instructions e how to bad taste of this approaéiy And -

_~-~»--eliver—it.. en rneninroniinioc siernipematbind bP OE SA BB on BBB elf ft

The ' aaah begins, ae eu. your fellow countryment are put _ ____want to see_all “hoys- hecome . a -by_it.

real Americans, don’t you?

oe possibly. this type of Po

been visiting ber. brother Joseph

Kelly. Mrs. Kellyy,and family.

| Wilfred Kiggins and son ‘Paul

has returned home from a trip

to Arizona and Boston, Mass. Mrs. C.H. Hunter and daughter

in the most —— The instruction sheet says, ‘‘Smile - .be neat. Shine your shoes. be enthusiastic.” Altogether the most arrant

bles" on sa'es talk

“Needles to “say;* our “son won't” be out selling tickets: | this kind 6f activity reflects the real inner quality of the Boy

~~ “respotise I've “ever “encountered. |~1s-the, Boy “Scout--troop’ “t-o -6-The- Guardian, Oharlottetown,.-Fri.,.June. 3,_1966. L966

a‘filiation with the group be short-lived.

of certain geographic areas, | . where. the scouting _ program. is ' fv charge, perhaps, those distasteful military. men, often: 80 poorly educated in the | wider sense? Please comment. eome. this mode__of. language . and delivery is used only in slapstick comedy, | té portray the cunning clod. I wouldn't have believed, - until. now, that » it is literally used in any mid- | ; die class Society.

“SIMPLE, SLIMMING

Soft ans candlelight, the cowl ‘effect “te-frames ‘your face-tn

80 e. for Gatalom.

of one of |

I should hate

Tr E:-D;: There is some- |

thing loaded, so to speak, about -

your closing paragraph. The gist of it suggests an an¥bush at- | tack on somebody you know.

which your: son belongs—headed-

And if up by some military man, who

works with scouts as a volun-

feer sideline civilian activity? Scout movement in America, his And. do you dislike or distrust | will | ‘him for reasons largely unrelat- jed to your revulsion to the sales |

In the country from which I pit ¢h which implies that exem- | paganda is characteristic only |plary scouting, real American- | ism and-‘‘making a.fast buck’ | -

are synonymous - virtues?

As you are from another. country (would 1 be correct ‘in | surmising Canada? Or ;Austra- lia?) perhaps you married in- ‘Or,

ibiishment. - ‘it married to a

iman of your native. background, jmaybe ‘he is posted here by his | igovernment on an “keep the peace’ In any case,

internation- mission. whatev er. the

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Smart Grocery Buying © Helps Brake Inflation

TOMORROW'S DINNER-—

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=A Put--on=-yeur= glasses‘, re |cently urged President Johnson.. "Mossad Mixed Salad Greens Look at the prices of foods. Vinaigette , before youbuy: and avoid pur-. Veal Goulash (Hungarian Stew). chasing “high- priced foods that With Whole Peeled Potatoes | —==Sgnd- Onions; Sliced: New “Beets

Well, if those: of us who: need | with Chopped Beet Tops them do put.on our glasses, we | Or Spicy. Applesauce certainly won't be passing up # Ladyfingers ‘seme of the food ‘‘buys’’ , that | Hot or Iced Coffee or Téa Milk are on-thé grocer’s .shelves. ' Measuements leVel;

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No Reason To Follow necipes Tos 6 Jacks The. _kind_.of,.food. you. bowy..} 1 5 — not denote social status. Pe

|Just because Mrs. X. buys ‘prime irib roasis habitually is no rea- ison why ss should do the ‘same.

If your bay: a good pot roast which costs much less, cook it. “with Sere and serve it “with”

‘A Favorite at the Girl Scouts |

Rockwood Program Center at

Potomac, Md., as 1-4 ¢. room-soft shortening Ya ec. sugar ‘ \a-tsp. baking powder

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you are a more ~ highly: _ skilled cook.

It is easy to atueata na why the President is asking home- | makers- to bay less, expensive,

| 1-3 ¢€. Y potenti 1-egg, beaten

1 tbsp. fine-grated orange rind.

plentiful merchandise, instead | 1 Seca eut in

of top-priced amas in short — piecre es

supply. ee eames aCe ‘ Inflation resale when most +f seal additional

homemakers insist on the high- Stir shortening until creamy.

; troy Msx together and “sift~in- next priced foods-—there isn't enough

; ' = 9) adry-ingredients:Add butter- |

eel round. Up-and-up__g-0- “milk-egc and ore | Beat

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JIFFY KNIT Shell medallions can” be kn#-

oomaded..inno_time!Use...two.. LEE...

needles and rug cotton

Knit each “medallian ly. Then join’ medatiions to make. bedspread. Make — all in one.or varied colors. Patter *7458: directions. i

asparaies.

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from across Canad.) and

until smooth.. Fold in dates. |

Pianning And Buying Some of us make a sincere ing cups attempt to keep food hills down i955 4 39 But sincerity alone is uséless.: and -slig .unless backed .up by intelligent tai of caps. Combine ‘orange planning, budgetwise buying | juice .a additional sugar. and adequate food preparation. Spoon_over- hot__puddings; let

pis _willingnessto.get_out of tang 15 min—thenunmold

Bake in mod. oven, in., or until browned shrtink away from |

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“panied by Mrs.

PMs:

Promised) |

“plane “recently from

Spooh into 6 oiled 5'2 - oz. cus-,|,

end im Halifax, N.S: Mrs. Everett McKenna. attend. ed a er ecoenee of ber ponhew

pore Halifax.

left

for Dorval, Quetsec where they will- reside. They were accom-

and Mrs. MacDougal.

Leo Cheverie is a patient in the ip EI. Hospital.

Mre. William Ozon is visiting fn. Moncton, N.B., guest of her | daughter Mrs. Ray Carey, Mr. | Carey and -family.

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Clinton Howatt, motored to Amherst, N.S. re-. cently,

Mr. ‘and Mrs. Everett McKenna Jr., have purchased the bunga- low formerly owned by thie late 'Capt. A.B. Paquet. ...

--Philip.Howatt. has-been train- ing at ONIB, Halifax has re- | turned ‘onl is now employed at ONTB canteen; Sanitorium Char- lottetown.

Garry Sexton and Liovd Gama-. 'che of Baie Comeau, Que., are visiting at the home of Mr. and Arthur “Séxton

| ~ELMSDALE

} Claude McKenna has returned from Western Hospital. where he.

—hwas-a patient with: an- attack ‘oO pneumonia:

K.A. McKenna returned 5

by. “Yoronto where. he has spent the winter months. '

; John P. Wallace has received the news of the death ‘of his

| daughter-in-law, “Mrs. Earl’ Wal- ‘lace (nee Florence: Doyle) in Toronto. as the result of a ear accident.

= MONTAGUE —°

Norman Nicholson accompani- ed-by. Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol- son motored to Guysboro, N.S.. to visit his brother Roderick Nicholson, :

Catherine MacDonald, “Char- :lottetown was a recent guest. of Mr;_and, Mrs.

tag -

“over nite F

the |

|: Andrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor. Phone 43506 _. Mr. and Mrs..G. O'Neil (the - * former Dianne McLellan)

“Roy McLellan nigan;-~whose-

* Power, while Mrs.

“night.

— Mrs: —Ray Morris refurned to. - her home in*North Granville af-

Roy Gillis, Mon- 4

DONNA DEACON —_ RONNIE JOHNSTON |

TO WED. IN JULY

Mr. and Mrs. Victor D: Dea- “MacMillan, ~ Stanhope. — The- con, Covehead Road, announce. marriage. is. to take place the engagement of their dau- ‘ : : s ghtér, Donna Elaine to Ronnie at St James United Church, MacKenzie Johnston, foster Covehead, P.EJ., on Satur- son of Mr. and Mrs. George ahy: July 2, 1966, at +0 p-m,

- Protestant

The. marriage Colum-.-

* proaching marriage to Kenneth

—-United- Chr

“presided The opening — |poem was read by Mrs. Edwin ’ | MacFarlane Plans. were made . Are Mace By. ( |to have a quilting. party in the near future. A-programme was. Hazelbrook WI. _ presented by each’ member tak. tg part—and—consisted of puz7-__ Mrs Earl Jones presided at ‘es contests: and readings. Al the,-.most-. recent. meeting’ of the noxt ,meeting the opening. Hire Arthur Andrew. Seven’ fem) will be read by: Mrs.. Scot. members answered roll call and. MacMurdo Refreshments were three visitors were present we S$ served by the hostess. i

derson

~Numerous Plans

Gordon “Carver, -Mrs ss aaccasannsnn Faithful and Mrs. Harry Fra-~ ser —will assist Mrs. Ernest

Drake in canvassing the district for the Salvation’ Army . _appeal. “A resolution was presen .that the. scholarship fund

KON: TIKE

re Golden Frait trom MALAYA main at Grade 10 level

-Jt was agreed that Mrs. W. Faithful and. Mrer G:-Carver be-—

voting delegates at the district | convention to be™ held in the | Children’s Home on

June 10th, and plans were made for entertainment. Resolutions” -were— considered; —and atx were chosen. : All members were ‘asked i “take refreshments to 4-H Achie- vement Day*to be “fieidyat the home of Mrs. Earl Jon » The next place of meeting was undecided. _ The meeting clos- ° ed with refreshments served by . the hostess, and a. “social hour. §

DUNDAS CENTRE

* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Seword and son Stephen have’ returned _ to theit home in Hailifax, .N.S. | having -visited Mrs. Séwo ~mother Mrs. Lillian Gillis, est Hill -

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For: |’ -and-other - members. = 6 her family.

A cnlautla hens bridal shover t | was held at the home of Mr.

“WRIGHT'S

SAMPLE SHOES

120 pairs of avality

Mrs. Neil Garrett, Forest _ in honor of their second eldest daughter Marjorie-on her ap-

| MacDonald, « ‘Montague, son of | Mrs. Nleanette MacDonald and the late~Murdock MacDonald. i; The marrjage— ceremony will} | take place Saturday afternoon June 4th in St. Andrew's Presby- | “terian Church, ‘Montague.

| Mr. and Mrs., Alfred MacDon- | ald celebrated their 35th -wed-

ding anniversary at their.home in Forest Hill. The couple were ' married May 27, 1935 in Dundas h-manse:- Mrs: Mac-- Donald was the-former Marie MacLeod, daughter of the late | Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod,

Dundas Centre. They have three sons, and two daughters: and three grandchildren.

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: HAPPENINGS

A miscellaneous bridal show- son and “family

er was held recently at the B. were recent guests’ of - Mr. ‘Knights of Columbus Hall, Mon- and Mrs. Seymour _ Henderson, ,tague, in honor of Maretta Lan- Cambridge. ean

marriage= ines take™ ‘place soon, =

“ The bride- to-be. was: assisted in opening her gifts by

rold Vuoz70,

a Sin- clair read the accompanying verses. A social hour was spent and refreshments. were served.

Mrs. rs. Stella bride.

Montague hall. Donald and. assisted the.”

ing verses.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graham ; Following

Halifax, spent a few ‘days visit- ing friends and - Telations - 18: Montague and vicinity.

ed

annie ~ ber mother, Mrs. Moncton, N.

ently held a miscellaneous Glenda ewer for them in ‘the. Lower Betty Mac- Vuozzo the gifts and reading accompany-

the presentations

music and dancing were “enjoy- cand refreshments’ “served.

| ter Darlene have “returned to their home in Halifax, N.S., af- ter spending a brief holiday with.

mM “Titian ills “Pores wih fe ~ Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Chasis Taylor, Dundas Centre accompanied by farold Taylor were weekend isitors. to various points in NS, |

‘score WRIGHT -

“SHOE CO.

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‘Bedeque Youth Groups was held | on Tuesday evening in ‘the! . Church. Hall, There was a large | - attendance. The Half Century Chth of Be- -deque .met_on.May. 23rd,_at. the: = home of Mrs. : Ernest Johnsod.

Mrs. Annie ”) Higginbotham. “Mrs. Wilfred Trainor, Kath- The president Mrs. George Hen- Halifax, and Mrs. Florence leen and Louis Creamer: of aot a i i Jones of Digby, ‘N. 8., were ‘Charlottetown, and Mrs.: J o-

“recent ~guests of —“Mr.-and- “Mrs. Wellington Campbell. Montague

.A shower in honor of Sharon

kora, Toronto to:

“seph —Hood,~ South Melville and4= Joseph and Louis. Trainor, Kin- _left Thursday by train: for ttend the ordination

_ MAY WE

MacGregor, whose. marriage to on June 4th of John Trainor, Je- e Ray Ching, Kingsboro; will take suit Society, aigedele.: Ont. - place on June 4th was given in :

the Kingsboro. hall _ Monday... Mr...and- Mrs. John MacDo-

“The bride-to-be was the | recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts.

tic spent friends in Moncton. On Wednesday night the BC- CGIT. of the YF members presented Miss Mc- Gregor with a set of plaques at an—entertainment. for..her in. the. Eau Point. church h

The

ndra Steeves.

Moth MacGregor East Bak | the weekend . with

Montague |. United~ Bpatist Chyrch held a mother- daughter banquet at the | _ “parsonage... The.-mothers. were | Special guest was the-former~ €G#f1 “leader, j--— -Charlotte--j

~~ TELL YOU: ABOUT - THE CHANGE AT ATLANTIC?

-of--the--Church--Mrs:Miles==Foster;— State tfsiatee Serene oer eae choir also. Goteviatagal for the town. A devotional period fol- : bride-elect, and -presented her lowed the banquet. Scripture} _ ‘ek &

with a gift. , tional thouvht,

Miss Mary MacInnis, a mem- poem by Diane King;

ber: of the. Bank of Commerce by leadet Heather King: Games staff, Souris, is on holiday im were enjoyed and the ‘meeting Europe. => was ¢losed with the fellowship

circle.

H.: BENNE®T” ‘CARR

Sun Life of Canada District Supervisor Insurance Ccunselling

ter _spending=the, winter in* Fred- ericton, and Westbrook, Maine “She has as her guests her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. ° and

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was read by‘ Linda King; devo- Sandra Steeves prayer

Signs and. emblems like _ this one are going up on ~ nearly 100 doors and office

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lower priced. ‘ cream. ljemon sherbert or

“Ihées this mean more. home- cream. cooking?’’ you ask. -

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Candich Guiding Officials: 1

-Will Meet In Newfoundland-

mintergational? “and Wérld Guides Cathotiques du Canada Guiding’ will be the theme of | (secteur francais) . will report the, annual meeting of the Girl on highlights of their . year’s Guides. of Canada to be held in work: ;Mrs. David Ouchterlony St. John's, Newfoundland, June Toronto, recently appointed vee. : : ~ commissioner. of- the Yukon and

Guiding. officials from. every Northwest Territories and province will attend sessions Donna Haley, eToronto, commis- held in Bowater and Rother- sioner for companies and packs Toere Houses on the campus. of. on foreign soil, will report on the Memoria). University of guiding ae wr areas. ° Newfoundland: Mrs W. Ran- © Mrs” F. Wilks, Vancouver, kine Nesbitt, Toronto, interna- Mrs. x. *. Clysdale, St. Marys. tional commissioner™ forthe Ontario, and. Mrs. Erie Cook, Gin Gitides—of Canadas we FT Olawas- deputy chief commis: ¢hau three sessions: devoted to sibners, are in charte “at arran- asptets of Canadian Guide work gements fof the conferences within-the World Association of The retiring chiaf .commission- “Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting r E. Henrietta*Osler, Toronto

Provincial commissioners ll preside at the annual meet. - the ing

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children of Greenwood Air Base, (NS. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. | Ivan MacDonald, Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Warren’MacDon. |

» ald and son Marvin. of Spring- hil, N.S., were. recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd MacDon- ald. and family Lorne Valley. “ew “enier” take office.

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