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fon Presbyterian Church, Charlottetown was the setting for a recent wedding uniting Agnes Louise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley MacQuarrie,

> BLLEN’S DIARY : There’s No Place Lovelier Than A Farm In June

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the cropping, which after all!

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the north: the pear with its del- icate raggedy blossoms, the che-

rries in neat fragrant b1 oo m:/

Many scenes from the passing week, we have gathered. We can

and a young moon,

mer. Younglings, we on this farm

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by Rev. D. A. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison are resid- ing at 61 Orlebar St., Charlot-

I like an old walled garden, etii and warm, Where I can dream, and hear the skylarks sing, Share the sweet sorcery of bee flower,

and i Watch the swift wonder of a swallow’s wing....

Such gracious lovely things... and all

under The tides of life, that beat us

core.”

Beverley MacLeod, Kensing-

| The president, Mrs. L. J. Me-, after which Mrs. Mclellan re- | \Lellan presented ber yearly' ported that most of her time ‘Teport at the annual of | was spent publicizing CAC, dea- the Prince Edward Isiandiling with consumer complaicts, ‘branch of Consumers’ Associat-|and attending to correspenden- ——e \jom of Camada held recently @/ce from the national office. The Guardian, Charitietown, Sat., June 12, 1965. 7 the YMCA. seid read 2p DMine the past seven months, |the minutes of the 4964 meeting,|were presented. and the presi- Andrey Jeutine, Wenma's EGter. — laws ios Gar cae Mrs. Sterling Dus-' Mrs. McLellan concluded her Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Farrell, |Mrs. Benny Koke and Mrs. das Centre, is a petient in the |report by suggesting that the Montague, left recently for New-|Preston Llewellyn, assisted by , Kings Memorial Hospl- | association spend considerable foundiand, where Mr. Farrell|several of those present. Ger : ie : | tal. cag jtime mext year studying suck wn be a v of M ood ae | — i P DIPS. cncmant cme = Bank of Commerce, es. = oo pane Oe El Hospital. is PE onsun : t -— Ses spend sS geon on June 19 at St. Mary’s ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED at Upton as guest of his son and | poultry for sale on the Island, with their parents, Mr. ag cheat, Mestogue. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. United Church, a ae nee aoe given w Enemas Verne. Say 25 ece'| i. and. Mrs. Weskey Rich-| 2OM ae Miss Taylor fs 2 sradugte of Mrs. Lillian Gillis has return the production of cheese. gta Age gap ardson of South Brewer, Maine, ounce the engagement of their St. Dunstan's University with eq to lier home at Forest Hill 'the vari i - a. ‘| arrived by car to visit relatives @@ushter Daphne Helena to a bachelor of science de- afer spending the past few ee, oe at Margate, Kensington and vi-. Re¥- George Allison Mac- gree. Mr. Maclean is'a‘grad- weeks in Halifax, NS. where most iateesiee ne cons Rev. L. M. Murray, Kensing: | ity They wre sccompanied 22a. son of Mr. amd Mrs. uate of Mt. Allisom University one visited with her de |most interesting film comcers-— ton and Mr. and Mrs. by Andrew Tuplin, returning to Core MacLean of Bangor, with a bachelor of arts degree ee on Jaan, ne _Stocery - buying was shown. Dunning, Long River; were | in his home at Margate pong PEI. The marriage will be and of Pine Hill Divinity Hal es Cunningham, Mr. aad Mrs = >>> => = eckvite Rag week meee’ = wheter Se ig eo atone . ized om Saturday. July with a bachelor of divinity Ward Jackson, and Mr. and | C School United Church of Canada. ton, and Mrs. Jessie Kinsman. 965 at 4 p.m. at Trinity degree. Mrs. Ken Seward. i who is the.house guest of David - William MacLennan. Dundas BARBERING O08 Cheryl Paquette, nurse in |. Clark &nd Hattie Clark, Ken- ‘DA BAILEY ALLEN Centre; returned to his home | HAIRDRESSING training in Prince County Hos-|Sington. : after spending a week's vaca- ‘acuaee pital Summerside, is spending a tion in Newfoundland. TEACHING Ottaw: | Mr. s. Alan Nelson, a ey | ° Malcolm MacLeod, Chariotte- Transportation ber holidays im Otiawa. ~ —ssdatague, were recent vais’ All The Fixin’s Fixed town, has spent the past week (other Beacfis Me at Mn, den Ma | fs ts oe ee eer Cabe and young son, Gordon, /Nom® eater Min seame FOr A Roadside.Picnic™” ° (= ; TRANS-CANADA we —- Alexandra and |is the former Roma Dunning of | Mrs. James Betton, Labrador, | BEAUTY Moselbreek left ty eer *Teseaeg Montague. OFF you go this weekend for; | Arsorted Frésh Fruit or | Nfld, has arrived on the Island | INDUSTRIES LTD morning for their home in Nau- a long drive along the lesser a Watermelon where she is spending her holi- | ghton, Ont. : j Mr. and Mrs. Victor Buntain ‘traveled reads--where you cam| Coffee or Tea (Hot Bottle) ‘days wisiting with friends. es Meactes, MN. 8.

‘and Alberta Buntain, Rustico

stop at any lovely place that’ were recent guests of Mrs. Nel-

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Committee Reports Heard

bride in opening the many gifts, | School season.

and the accormpanying verses

welcomed this week: the last litter. of the springtime come

- | to a sty; a lambkin to remain al-

most the youngest of the crop; rabbits to the hutch in the yard,

is the bedrock of our living, were |‘to judge by the look of the to be enjoyed, the attendant de- | Stripey - cat’ kittens yet unseen

lights of the season: the trace-| Tries of new leaves against the | Morning, stirred by a happy June - wind, or again in that stillness which obtains when the dusk seeps in over the hills. | And, to recall now, are the cute | dwellings secured in the shelt-

“Are your eyes not seeing it) yet? Look hard — there in the leaves!”’ Peter advised us today when he spied a robin's nest in

to the barn. |

“I'd say too” Alex observed | today, “‘our pigeon has her bab- ies. I wonder what luck she had?"

So our week has gone by, each day busy and full. A visitor re- marked somewhat enviously one day “There is no place love- lier than a farm in June, is there?” And another with ap- parently little liking for farm-

ing in his makeup another day Giker Goan tw the atrae Aaa etnened, “lt taoke nice, but as at the time, the bell - like notes | far as I'm concerned’ he chuck- of the thrush were distracting | led, “you can have it{”” And we us from time and place, as from| Were well content, knowing that the neighboring woodiands they the occupation gives one so many reached across June - times heart - warming, lowly, homely gone, to this. things. Because as another says: New leaves, birds in a number, | “I like such homely things... June has given us. And wild| ~ 45 smell of mint, flowerings up the creek to the} Fresh rhubarb in the Spring... west, and along the stream to) the taste of tea,

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Alberton Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Members of the family, toge-| service. They have 11 children: ther with other relatives and Mrs. Gerald Keough (Mary) of friends assembled at the O'Me- Tignish; Raymond of Alberton: ara home in Alberton recently Mrs. Ross Brennan (Jean) of to celebrate the silver wedding! Alma: Joseph of ‘Hamilton, Ont. anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.|(not present); his twin brother Claude O'Meara. Austin of Alberton; Ivan, Esther,

The couple were married in St.| Wayne, Gerald, Noel and Deb- An‘hony’s Church, Bloomfield |orah, all at home. The couple on May 29, 1940 by Father Gau-|also have four grandchildren. det. Mrs. O'Meara was the for-; Music for the occasion was mer Emma Arsenault of Fortu- furnished by Henry Myers (ac- ne ‘ove. The attending brides-| cordion) Lawrence Arsen maid was Dora Perry (now Mrs. |ault (violin) and Harold Arse- Keir Thomas) and the best/ adult (guitar). Step dancing man was Richard O"Meara. square dancing and singing were

Mr. and Mrs. O'Meara have ‘ gpent all their married life in| Refreshments included an an- Alberton, from where Mr. (niversary cake provided by the

| |ton Road, where the girls sang '}at a service conducted by Mr. | |Goudge, and. also sang at sever-

Lana_ Turner presided as | chairman at the annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the Ethel Wyrwas CGIT which took place in the Winsloe South church vestry, recently. Eleven girls and their mothers, also a few visitors, sat down to a dinner served by members of the church.

Several toasts were propos- ed — to the Queen, by Betty Mackay; to the church by Vodia Hughes, replied to by Rev. T. R. Goudge; to mothers by Sharon Carter, responded to by Mrs. Ivan Turner, and Mrs. Glyden Maund proposed the toast to the CGIT which was replied to by Myrna Ford. In a brief ceremony, Elizabeth Stevenson was presented with a lanyard.

Among the year’s activities were the mission study of Trin- idad and Brazil, a successful Easter tea, and a visit to the Home for the Aged on Kensing-

al places in the halls for the benefit of patients who could not attend the service. }

The graduation service | following day, was held in Wins- | loe South United Church, and was conducted by the leaders of the group, Judy Arbing and Sandra MacKay, who gradua- ted a year ago. The two gradua-/ tes this year were Vodia Hughes | and Myrna Ford. The U ni ted | Church Women presented them |

with graduation pins and corsa-

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