MR. AND MRS. JAMES GARNHUM

St. Paul’s Church Is Setting Of Pretty Wedding

A lovely summer wedding was golemnized at St. Paul's Church,

, recently when Rev. Father Mullally united in marri- age Edith Edwina, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell, Sturgeon, and James Norbert Garnhum, son of John Garnhum and the late Mrs. Garnhum of

The church was beautifully de- eorated with bouquets of mixed

of her father, by was given in marri- was lovely in a floor wedding gown of white net over satin, with fitted up the back. Her length veil was held in by a crown of pearis and @equins. She carried a bouquet

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choose a ballerina leagth gown of nylon with matching and carried a bouquet of pink and white mums. _ Mr. Gerard Murphy cousin of the bride was best man, and the ushers were Roy Kearney and Kenneth Farrell both cousins of | the bride. Mrs. Farrell choose} for her daughter's wedding, a blue gilkk dress with white accessories. The groom's step-mother chose a blue floral nylon gown with white @ccessories. * During the ceremony appropri- ate hymns were beautifully ren- dered by Mrs. Hazel McCarron and her son Leith who alse play- ed the wedding music. Following the ceremony, a re- eeption for eighty guests was held at the home of the bride's parents. The bride's table was at- tractively decorated and center- ed with a three tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. The toast to the bride was proposed by the best man, and responded to by the groom.

The young couple left on a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes. For travelling the bride wore a blue suit with white accessories.

Prior to their marriage the popular young couple were guests

Lower Montague Hall where they received many lovely and useful gifts and the best wishes of a host of friends.

Out of town guests attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gratto, New Glasgow, N.S. Mrs. Pearl McKillop, New Glasgow, NS. George Shultz, Boston, Mass., James Schultz, ‘Boston, Mass., and Thomas O’- ;Connor, Boston, Mass.

CORRAN BANN C.W.L.

On October llth, the members of Corran Bann parish council of the C.W.L. met in the hall with an attendance of 20 mem- bers.

The meeting opened with the League prayer. Minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. The financial statement showed a substantial balance on

All correspondence was dealt with. ported knitting done for Welfare Bureau. The entertainment con- vener reported four dances spon- sored and a goodly sum realized. The spiritual convener in consulta- tion with Rev. Director will plan a program for winter months.

It wah moved by Mrs. Alfred Watts and seconded by Mrs. Aeneas MacDougall that $5 be sent to Multiple Sclerosis society.

A mass is to be offered for the return of lapsed Catholics to the faith. It was decided to purchase material for a new curtain for the hall. The fall chicken supper to be held as usuail.

After the business meeting the guest speaker, Sr. Mary Henry, | executive director of the Catholic Social Welfare Bureau, was in- troduced by the president, Mrs. Lloyd Macintyre. Rev. Sister gave a very informative and in- teresting talk on the various! phases of social work. She gave | all present a better understand- ing of the problems and difficul- ties and also the reward of the faith and perseverance of the | social worker. |

A large number of the ladies of Covehead parish council attended.

A vote of thanks to the Rev. speaker was moved by Mrs. Em- | mett Martin and presented by the president.

A delicious lunch was served to all present by the ladies of

at a miscellaneous shower in

both parish councils.

~_GALLANT-GALLANT WEDDING

Urbanville, and the groom is the son of Mrs. Phillip Gallant and the late Mr. Gallant.

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‘|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sal, Oct. 17, 1969. STAY ALIVE LONGER

You're As Young As Your Arteries =

Dr. Irvine H. Page, president of the American Heart Associa- tion, says “A heart attack, as it is ordinarily considered by the

arteriosclero-

arteries.

Coronary thrombosis is no re- specter of time or persons. It cuts down its victims during their most productive years. Unfortunately, the disease that leads up to it is not the kind that gives advance noticé, that rings a warning bell and says, “Stop—Look—Listen. Slow Down— heart at work.” ,

Coronary thrombosis strikes quickly and dangerously. Its sudden occurrence is the result of atherosclerosis. | “But why do we develop athero- sclerosis’ asked my friend, Bill, who at twenty-eight found he was a victim of the disease.

“There are several theories,” I replied. “Let's ‘consider the diet theory first:

“1. A high-cholesterol diet is consumed year after year, which piles up lesions in the arteries.

“2. It is the result of a meta- bolic fault, an inability of the body to handle the normal’ choles- terol and fat intake properly. This metabolic fault is especially ag- gravated in the presence of high- starch foods. In other words, starches and fats.”

“It all adds up to something,” said Bill, “that I wish I'd known about a lot earlier. Now, here's} what I Want to know: Can a, change in diet still help me? Or| is it too late?”

“Of course tt isn’t too late,” I said. “The ultimate results de-) pend largely on you. How’s your) survival quotient, Bill.”’

“What do you mean?” he ask-

“Just this: How much do you) really want to live, to retain your health? Do you have the stamina of spirit, the will power, to give up your old way of eating? Are you going to feel sorry for your- self every time yu pass up fried} foods and rich desserts? Or) will it be a challenge to you to acquire new tastes, new interests in life, and, most. of all, new energy and vigor?”

ELIMINATE HIGH STARCH When cholesterol was first dis- covered to be the cause of athero- |

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eggs, cheese, meats, milk, cream. However, a diet of rice and fruit, or any other inade- quate diet, can only result even: tually in weakening the patient.

I quote from my Sook Eat and Grow Younger: “It is only when fats are eaten to excess, or when they are combined with high-car- bohydrate meals, that they pile up in all those unwanted and dan- gerous -phaces—around the waist, in the liver, around the heart and on the inner walls of arteries. .

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foods: teen end organ meats—liver, kid- neys, heart, brains, sweetbreads —eggs,'nonfat milk, cheese, and seed .

. Valuable as a fat- in its own right, seems to act as a catalyst for choline and inositol—speeding up their function. In other words, a little methionine makes choline and inositol go a lot farther in doing

proteins, of course: meat, fish, poultry, eggs, cheese, and non- fat milk.

Are you beginning to realize the value of a high-protein diet?

tions to choline.

It is the substance which assists the heart muscles secure a con- t supply of energy.

animal experiments {inositol was removed from the diet. The

Now, I'm not suggesting to you

men Ahat inositol will grow hair. Instead, let me stress the fact that the lack of inositol can cause irreparable damage.\I merely give you the facts. Let them speak for them- selves.

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Beef heart contains more inosi- tol in an average serving than any other meat. There are 250

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“‘Ien’t it more logical to elimi- nate the artificial, high - starch foods in the diet—foods that we can live very nicely without and be far healthier for the omitting— than to. take away certain valu- able foods like eggs, cheese, but- ter, liver and gland meats. . . which are rich sources of ur- gently needed vitamins and min- erals?” . .

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CONSIDER THE ESKIMO

Atherosclerosis and high blood pressure are almost unknown among the Eskimos. Yet they eat) large amounts of blubber, or! whale fat. How do they escape! disastrous consequences? Isn't it because of their high-protein, low- starch diet?

Choline; inositol, and methion- ine are needed in the diet to help prevent cholesterol from becom- ing lazy and settling down in the arteries. We find an abundance of choline and inositol in lecithin.; The protein foods give us methio- nine. The high-protein diet of the Eskimos is rich in all three of these lipotropic agents! i

Choline, a fat. - distributing gent, is a wonderful aid in pro- moting normal distribution of food fat throughout the body and thereby preventing the stockpil- ing of fat in- undesirable places, notably im hardening arteries and in a fat-clogged liver, The human requirement for choline is assumed to be about half a gram, or 500 milligrams, daily

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