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At Mondon By nave srocmn , "i don't have any terror ii MONTREAL tCPl—Just what heading into this new age.“ i.

St, Andrew's Presbyterian I I Churt‘h- Park Si-v M03140" does a guy do in a w where told the final session Thursday ‘ ‘V B “35 iht’ ‘ t‘ F n t’ 0' t 9 work as we know it has largely . of a three-day seminar held i”'”‘"' “Mde "' Mm“ Rum disappeared? I Iihere bv the Canadian manage- MacNevin. and Hector M a c -‘ It's a question we should be ment centre, a management ed. asking ourselvesethough not in ucation body.

Donald Schrimer. Rev. Lawrence Blalkie per- fformcd the ceremony which was attended by the parents of the bride Mr. and Mrs. DanieII ;MacNevin, (,‘anoe Cove. ‘ ‘ Also attending were Chester Schrimer. Lower Montague. brother of the groom. Elizabeth Schrimer. Cambridge, U.S.A.. sister of the groom. | Mr. and Mrs Schrimer will Ereside in Newfoundland where ’the groom is employed with FIPA at Gander

terms of despair. says Dr- 39" day is coming Dr Ber. nard J. Muller-Thym. a New hard Muller-Thym said. Wlicn York management 0005""3'“ . sermons will be preached not In w"““““ ‘ obility of work but on me

‘ th I French outside noebiiity of leisure.

He told his executive ~ on. dents that the impact of auto- Quebec Seen motion is forcing a questioniii: and re - examination of eicn Tough basic concepts of work and ' wealth. While a substantial amount of job retraining was going to be necessary. no amount of t'e~ train'ng was going to provide

TORONTO 'CPl ‘ The most difficult problem facing Confed- . eration is probably the status of French - Canadian minorities: outside Quebec. Davie Fulton. British Columbia Progressive the. amnum 0‘ Work that hum“

Conservative leader said Thurs-i hem“ "my perform N0 Emmi“ ‘ I“ of work for human beings was

The former federal justice 30mg 1‘? replace the work that minister said in a speech to the; “'35 bemg “195*de by ailin- Empire Club the French-Cana-i ma 10"- dian going from Qucbec to an-. . . other part of Canada will ti d‘ OPENS NEW "ONCLPT . little or no opportunity outside Dr' Mun” ' Thym said “‘3'

the home for his family to be “‘9” man “went” “'m'k “9 5‘" exposed. even minimally. to Wehed pay ‘0 1" N"“'- with the French-Canadian language. cul- disappearance “f WMk- no one lure or hismryI :would be able to buy anything

He said the min. 0! Ihis g undcr traditional economics.

which he believe! m be I,“ I 9 Still. it would be foolish to

‘ Baby Layette i ls Prepared

The annual meeting of the . . , Montague Women's institute - 9 v a. was held at the home of Mrs .7 ' \ ‘ I 9 .I Lyle Bochncr with .5 mem- ' ‘ M t. .r. ‘ » ‘ 4.3“ .51.. 4 hers prP§Pnt - i i The roll call was answered Iwith articlcs for a baby lay-i etlc which iiill be sent to the‘ lllRl'liH;t‘ at \i-nidalc, Nova daughter of Mr. and \li's. of Mr. and \il". \clsoii i‘at- illnilarian Scriice Committee i

Mr and Mrs. f‘liarlc‘

Glen Parkt’r a” iiholiizi‘a Scotia The bride is the for- Edwin S. Warren. Pai‘s- ~ g i \q The new slate of officers is Ih I . phed ffliil’HVlfl: their rercni mpr Linda Lillian Warren. dale. The groom is the son k“ 0' Armda 9‘ MrsI Roy aims preside n i I hub of the whole Confederation Lr-VImIIWVNSC "if trend Which ———~.—-—~r-~ 7 ~ 7 "E “vs” MRI Douala. Molly-en Vic. problem —< i! that the French- "m8 y w" “0' bad b90811“ Canadian feels he has a place} n “0"” f" m" from MTV“?

president. Mrs. Byron Stewartl

to occupy. and a contribution to W"""""'“ ‘5 R diffifliofl that is make. to the Canadian union. Et‘Ittt‘raili' :o ." “We in English Canada can ""19 ‘8‘" hefnl‘PIIis. then is kind

MARY HAWORTH l , I . o [Lyle Roehuei'. treasurer. Dir- MR AND MRS WES] FY gTFVFNqu km" mmme In mm . M ,, - . . a t plain that inient a new I f i ifixflAfimII“gasth‘ndBalgg' 1 l I ‘ Fr ‘ ,aking people thnew institutions for the distri. I I I . iWIII n-‘IIIIIIIII AIIdIImIII MI.‘ R u A on ad Quebec Iarc not behaving likeibiltmn of wealth." Dr Muller- . i - ' ‘ "nd‘MuI‘I 1' e broad-minded. total CanadiansleThym latti- Lorne WIEginton, . . i e r i . .in one breath that they hi to i. th, t, , v i Dee: “a” "Jiroitl' i em = “Fri to bet. lilic'lwi idliEIIii : it ua: mode aggrfifltgmdfigt in}? i“ h“ 50 ‘Sniaim- 5" (iiiiiw'bf‘indwihc :cstmd? $33221; ii:

secretary. Mrs. George Prcecal II. iRcd (‘i'oss Committee, Mrs. when

;Les t e r Mat-Lend we cannot continue to tell them A practical sh'aiemf might be c is]. so provincial. if in the, rapidly as possible to equality

conga; I:fiirlcritI in inic 1H”! 3 nnt i: band: the [mint .0 send the me!“ married man of limos-d ediirA- her nagging. ‘ .‘. man ‘liflifl the Musical Festival come . . . i , . - ‘next breath we tr t ‘ w - n in. has n... and... n... with him. which be m. nth-'6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 7, 1964.' » A W“ is“ "(1de r.“ emit "News at “hits Int“. -. y “ '*’” '“mi‘lfl‘ "'9 advanced nations-

on' - A ~ ' imim’" isolemnmed in Trinitv United gold tinted mums l" "iabI’Sh " “9"” {01' them' A world so dominated h He and his wife ivcrc separat ei'si complain of it probably 13! . l - ' ‘, i ' .selves in Quebec_ . , Y M “fir.” W, n.” Tm.” mg. a Na] m... or the “notional Th9 "t‘t'é‘mbf'l’ martin: ‘0 be Church. Montague. when Jill The groom was attended by II I science and electronic commu. wint h returned to hcr be- criss-ci'oss that km 5 them to. Ianswered with an exchange of Ernestine, daughter of Mn ahdIhis brothel-I Donald Stevenson: What kind of total commit-; nication has to be one world." Mush]: W... ..\p......,,.; atmih... " ‘ p . H A P P E N I N G S ‘Xmas gifts. Mm. Ernest Blaxland, Manta-Int Fredericton. P.E.I.. and theimem ‘° Canada “5 3 WW.” 91° D“ Mu'lt‘r - Thym said. “and bah; The worst of it is, behsn’t‘r i would guess that this bossi—f I Next meeting to he held at gue. became the bride of Ver- ushers were Avery Biaxland,i319ti’.‘pe"tbe°§ "‘9'" " V," "‘5‘3'; economic “Changes 6811 take even sure the baby is his or so new: of hers probablv ties ini Audrev Jenkins Women’s Editor Phone 48506 lthe home or ’5' m Dewar “or wesky Stevenson' 3°" f Montague' brow" 0‘ the bndei a my me canadmns ' ' '3 p13" '" mat" "mun. Md 1 was told by a m.utual friend 1with his unconscious remem- ‘ . . I ' Fonowml the meeting '9' Mr' and MFS' J’ Mm" Steven’iand Gordon Madam! 0‘ Plea- ifdiittflieni wind-n" ti‘em that they; With greater enriChment to both (who doesn't-know the dcplh of finances of “life with mother"l . . . irres‘hmenis were “erved by “mt Frederic-t0"- P‘E-T- R P V- i 53’“ vane-V- in,“ res-‘QQ e: anggage‘.the‘r- Parties in such measure as tn. mv intot‘csl in llll’il‘. ~-iiluS giving him a decp- down Mr. and Mrs. Layton Smith and Mrs. Otto frying. wci-e VI- ' ih, lunch hommmNI M r, Russell Burns performed the The bride's mother wore a.’ If" m "9 53c 3" 359'" .0: parties are equal and strong."

' land Mr. and Mrs. NeISon Ste- sitors in Lowcr Moniazuc ovcr David Rm...“ and MRI Willard double ring Whammy home brocade sheath dre, in" 5 all! - In effect no ('li-‘——- .. a e .e __._,______,‘

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w ' n 5'09 ‘9" H‘ ' 5 "he “imkem' :"95'5 M Mr' and ‘ Wail-9 The church was decorated “"1 mamhmg 1301‘” and “SM izwizninmdilsi'tie o?llt‘h:oci,acf “we msTmuc BUGLE ‘—‘—‘"“—""'——"‘——“- with baskets of mixed giadioli. blue feather hat find matching km... hm we“ m, w my

accessories. Her corsage was ' ' . The bugle that began the his

He dnesn'i lore ili< win and reassuring sense that tmari'ie . . - - ‘venson she care: little for lum. inn to hell he is in strong handSl , ~ morning for Cornerbrook. They Mrs, Harvey Ross.

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slantiy dazzlng and iiiimilidt'fi’e‘iand t‘iat whatever betidcs. I“ N d the wading f l “LII I “In r-fimfl," kgm,,.rh I.” ,th H" m makes w a an i o i . The nest news were decorate r - them togethnr H9 in utterly tnnd‘Ehnrg, p . Smith's niece. Miss Jud-I Dorothy MaCHGt‘l‘nn. Tor-: Homecoman ed with flame gladioli Music 0! white carnations tinted blue. Ss‘:gtem.|‘n grate; 1;; Que“elm?!” 1354 Ch"?! 0‘ "12 Light of the nider chili-l. thmizh seem» \‘nw, canning hat-h in on.” ith Noseworbhy and Mr. Brianlonto. accompanied by heri ‘- w” bv Mr, mow; has" of The groom's mother wore a handsomelv‘ man m“. kmogefing‘d’ " CI‘m”!!! W 'l 13.21.. .hdfiigmm in the halw wig hi- the plc'mra h is my 1m, James at the First United lnlece Anne Marie. spent th e. St Joseph’s Montague 3",; .h‘, “10M Mrs .teal blue wool sheath dress with shaking ,‘mmrm, m‘anv :;‘I$AI:IBattie_of Baiaklava is owned by nihieh rather rnrrnbnraicz the pl¢cslnn that you are trying to Church. Comerbrook. New- Iiweekend in Montague. guesiIi Mam Zimmerman n; Fred,“ ‘beige accessories and a cor—iprmmw nf Cam-I13 .. i Ithe lith-let British Lancers, rumor. _.e a great deal more ofivthe founjland 0“ Saturdly- 105 her parents Mr. and Mrl- St. Poseph's Convent Alum— icton. sang “The Wedding Pra-n‘ag' “f WM" “m’d hi". “"1 Tie problem appeared diffi-‘ You may think he is a realm»: attraction between you and; iHarf‘M MMHPWM- ‘nae held their annual homecom- yer" prior to the ceremony and "W‘m- ‘cu t. Mr. Fulton said Vlargelv heel and that i am a done loihim than the facts, or his lnteni MP- and Ml‘fl- C96” CBmP- ing on Sunday, November 1 "0 Perfect Love.“ during thei A Yeceptim‘ “’1' “KW 81105“ because it would be solved only c s h care about 'iim. but actually heitions. warrant. bell. Commercial Cross left Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sandcrson, with over 100 member. in at signing of the registen i following the ceremony we a by action of the phovime'. com c is an appraiin: person. His life i think you'vp hop“ Inoding n" this week. to spend the winter. formerly of Bathii rs t. New} kindance, Benediction 01 the Th, mm A, - . - , it?“ at “10 Hillside Inn. Mofl- cerned. and they would take ac- BA has MM 3 “Jim: of nii<inl'illn-.a|l sorts of illusions. delusions, months at Daytona ReachiBrunswii-k. have taken up i‘PSI- Most. Blessed Sacrament was in h f tip RI‘l “kid nlmlm'1m iague. The toast to the bride =tjon only if and when a consen- RBERING on c mai‘rit‘ri in" .Wilmz. lack-iliaIf-lrulhs. fantasies. etc. put Fla. En route they will visitideiice on John Bccr lirivc. Mon-jelabramd h‘. R,“ Fab" Mac‘hy a" alwr‘mm PI ““I‘rm‘F‘fl,was proposed by Re\'_ Mex-'9 ‘5“, Of‘ (heir pnpufafiom Ali? "MRDRESSING tug maturity for tho iindcriak-‘jiogeiher in your own mind. in Mr. and Mrs. Howard Camii- flail"! Donald in the Convent Chapel. ihnign 1m mung; o igneiZimmerm an and the groom iported it. SCREEN TEACHING lug. He has it poorly paid iohicountcract the lack of real love bell and Mrs.I Arthur Camp-I The c then "lembb lid luv I‘mim “Na: “2933:: responded The guest book was m Transportation Allowance end (the best he can do With hisiand real kinsiip implied in the bell of SandWich. Mass. They Mr, and Mrs. Lea Champion led ~nth C tub h I k. f“ !circulated by Gwennle Clark, it 10thcr Benefits. limited schoolin:l that bal‘Pininfaiuatinn. will also spend a few days at..of Malpeque left by train to -F l e omen "ryw "e am a in was “0 Hy draped Montague. " H BFNNFTT CARR 1‘ I IIIIIII i . . I I I , I. i I I I I. I. l ather MacDonald gave a over bridal satin and caught up . . 0 I' ‘ ‘ ’_ I

“phi-m: h: a i . I i think that s \\ilI\ you feel Long Beach. New \ork with Mr. Montreal whcie tlici \iill wait I I- ‘ - - -, i F0? iTth‘i‘lnl "18 bride " lfl‘lll'lm‘e “museum! ‘

His obiizatimi: RM “W '1‘“- pi'naressively at a loss in your and Mrs. W. Lawyer. -with Mrs. (‘liampion's sister.imos 1m“ "’ “Mid onl‘gmemng Mm Wh.‘ P msptms' h’iWorP a three iece suit of 0 [ll trict Si: e v' ‘ TRANSCANADA

up: In NH, hm.k,,.mmd..l . II I. . , I I. liaik on the Liturgy of theifitled bodice embroidered with v 0 5 p r '5"

c.. .ii — chtmns “itli tum. \nu arei .Roma Anderson. and also \Hihich .. . - charcoal wool. s cranberrv i Charlottetown. P.E.l. 2 BEAUTY offer little hope nt' a future loge-inursuing s will-o-lhe— wisp. And‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Alnere- i Wendel Mountain. , urrh II which was followed a design of Iiace and 598d velvet hat and matching ‘10". * Sun Life 0' Clnfldl iNDUST I S T that I...” his friphdghip anal...“ pan-t comp to mp5 with “gm Namk‘ Man” an vmfi by a lively discussion period, pearl. Her waist length, four with black pmmt lather “we > plum. has" . +543. 1 I RE L Du I IMHO "9 Sim-TIM? 7": Sf"|“"h3t isn't there. My adVit‘e il. in: with the latter's mother, Vodin Hughes. Winsloe. andlingnfiaelnfsle‘f vii“ gagrnfi‘mgslon “Y8? and purse. Her cot-qu V". of t 2 Mn“... N- .- ., i ,v em, . . .III .. _ i . .. .' coreo I. . . A‘“ -u- “‘- C1811} and ntc cc ia , :ct psychological counselling Min hatie Robertson and bro .loAnn Marksman, Meadow "I" SI Mary Charles of None seed pm”! and surmounted hyinhite carnations.

mv intcrinr. ,i'ci in Will” “Them. in correctinis tlio noiiroiic‘ . . , r . y . . . . . , A , , a i. lheis Percy and HavelookIBank lel hi au lodai to spend name Madonna was introdw three whit... ,.,,WI 5'", carried “I Aiil‘l a shall honey moon

are "or quirk: in Ivmirsrlt' that h 3 vol 1 h. -iI _ £3 Izgh i, in . ,. d 1 . I , . . _ My parents Mr "!"- "WE" brought you to this “71935;” v} ‘0 ct son r on III; I\I|1:tI‘ri\P‘flIslIl1I .‘IIZZI‘IIIII‘TIIIIDIIF (.ed M. m, pram“ n ,I MrsI Loumquet Int red Ichctheart roses13'":filv::glmzzgéfiieIggvihl; they “.niiidnt if they realizedIMI-l I Mr and Mrs. Mansfield iriujzuflfs a. m. anWLWk HMPL IAlex MacLean. In“ '23?" hair rpm and “uh”? random-.9 in Charlottetown the problem To date. "Hf t‘Pia-i Mary H 3 worth coitnselsIlng and their son Harvey of; i Th, evening-h prngram do.“ In FIMH‘S. when II,” Mid. u employ"! " tlonshin hasnt been improl‘f’r.Ithroiigh her column. not by mail Waitbam.. Mass who a re “WI “and Mapnnnalm mm Ied with g (1.11th "1 me i .1 The maid - of - honour was i lecéetaw' at "I. P E1 hosph yet the danger Ernwg with each or personal iniPl‘\'iP\\'.IWl'iif‘ her‘spendingI a few days at Peters ' mp, M m, Unnm (.humh MRI our. ‘Linda Myers of Charlottetownim and‘ "I. Im'mm‘ I‘II'emplmn meatmg.‘ _ I I h, H hm, m“, inf"? "r Guard”)? III. “noi'L _ paw": Mr; toral charge at Allwrtou, ad- I‘ . -. , A - _~____‘_~ i She VIM” a "'7'" Il‘mgtIh d'I'P‘“ I M with Kpirh Carmichael Lu“ i don nan o iI . I — .dmssm "I? Rgzmna‘ HI , h. ofIgod pea" dc soie satin. the. (m. t b C d _M h ) pal-em: nr in: riiildien Rut mi 5 [hnde‘mald RM? .1. . I on .v u more urp y I M! Combat!" 7 “’“ “W”: 50mm} “MM” M “Ems” dur" Johnston's River ‘woreraiimd'ress ‘ world is raariv to rush ahoiitl———— ml the past week on the Work ‘ ' LARGE SCHOOL

am confined and uniappv and PHI whn "IIIPIIIII‘I “Ink III‘ IIPI‘II

do“ hwy "ha. m H" mm”. ' deuce on River id e ni-ne ‘fihori whit l ' I s r . P i I .- I I? loves completed several thousands in the Gulf of “Ki” mgflsrzvlmthrr or nail plague. motored to Bath-'.*......____.__..HONE 485M .,-‘__‘ihelr militia. They carried id-iAden.

ar . l urst. N.B. last weekend to visit Crisp Nonmw wuther

the than fathered his wife's sec— I _ I . I . - t was a cool wind we met at up in the cool and windy wea- wiih Mrs. Thoresen s parents, . . . 1,: ~ i i fl . ' . ‘ i v s nihilism {bonan‘iiuio H", mm" m “1" “rs. “gm at this the" 'Mli' and Mrs" w 1 H i a m J‘ Arzlint’irgivsgdidi‘sfmntz this “sun: I tier by ciiinlimiii‘ Hrs of R “W?” A": I?""::""Iii‘Iz hhiEI‘T- This Week, from which we C"m°a"‘ ‘coffec parties. aileelinsoon a"its: E . . that taLp prrccrlcnce oi‘cr his. 'Paw“ r' P I“ '5 "a" are now about Iin part was Mr and “NI Ilanw‘ \ “ah bridge pal-tip; or house.warm: , ‘ “l: in ~ c THIS WEEKEND 0:2 $ ' u. ‘ " - n , u i u . a sin, - ‘ . altiiilegri‘ it i: quite likely be; "If “’9 m“ M" 3 hf’rm' it was ocilercast. dgamplsh gand him“: T swish“ t 1-3 The a"? a wdmeg'glzgifd‘rEw/ieli‘lble‘ hapam‘t,t we", back in hprI an" mmnz‘ trough. there would be ice in it c p" a“ 0‘ a-V m 9 “tea ppy ° .

i inf similar stvle of rust peau de t h i H1 4 of the United Nations. . - I ' mf.‘lpdatsIIG tr: mzhwriimn eyIl . isoie. Their plilbox headdresses- pom.an which m ab]. so a. .e m - Myfi and “he, “he Thanh iwere ofImatching material with;th 20 mu out of the "a, I g s 1short veils. Matching shocs andgometimen travel in schools of

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I I II 001. Yet we were grateful I . blis’h free of char . with you. primarily ’if uncon- 'Ih‘“ mm'nmfl “’9 remarked ‘0 for our every day. accepting isilete:ue:;m:ff '25:: with}??? five ViSitOI‘S? Perm?! Fangs: sciouslyi a: a way of protecting:.ari11c; at. breakfast II them impentin living thgm mm} Swen MIISI Sarah Hth H. [slander whom friends would MATCH NUMBERS ON CARD WITH himsait from the challenge of "V‘I‘I ‘I‘NM 1 “PM if“ as best we knewI What. think bardI Erwin" Ma” and like to contact. . NUMB ‘ " r - - your dam, in. hm. I Iagreed. its cold for the 913- we. should we most observe Mary MacK in n on "Nat l c k If you are planning a holida 132 RICHMOND STREET E95 ON REVERSE OF THPEE Also, assuming the gossip ill “'5' WW?“ "I remarkable in our everyday living? One M.” ' ' giving a shower or entertalnhiyg ‘ Will be open 5" “EV 83me 3nd Will be “‘0 011' trude. IthIziIhehisnI'It‘ sure the sec-l:2%&W2:: mg iynegthert who pretty wen follows the ' a your club, phone 4.3503 and Drug Store open all day Sunday y on c is is. 9n WP maym- 1- - - v sentiments e r s d . ‘ ' ' ' fer from his t‘f‘illl‘fl linmc.Iin that beds to the. warmest corner them, has kindxil; flied: "(firsgah’iomr‘ip imhp: Kirstin?“ the maul comm“ mi DIAL 4-4386 FREE DELIVERY state of mind. that he lcclsIa of the poo 'lhc hare bran- verses win, "3 to he an MM] from m 'h g .I I d I.“ m I ~~-»-—r——~~——-e—~—_.-_.._. strong stance of walnut proprip. (‘hP-S of the lawn trees. In a 'm, "m, o r”, l mp"? an‘ “1 Spend an, commitment to her, t'ialfi calmness attractive in their var- II c "' ' , imm' mm “W1 h" parents" devoted. half dependent. mnY~liPd patterns against the sky, 1"“?le each kindness that IMIr. and Mrs. Stewart Adnmzfl "Wu hot, so that he doesn't want an-i were now being ruder wind- 3”" " iV‘ctm' CNS" ' other man becoming her dam—itost. ” “M” u 5m" have “"9: Mr and M.‘ (- id (« . estic partner. shutting him out! “There wouldn't he an old "1 3 and 'da, m 'r” ,m; {:1 'mmjsl in other words, his actionsipair of mitts aroimd would M 1 “I”; "I ' return . ow that he feels truly mar—‘there. Ellen?" he questioned “"39. "‘9 Dial-‘9 "m ‘3”! '0! 9'” 'nmem Balm any ~*-”“ “’“""""—" presently rising. "i believe 5’0" gang: ng fhWPEkend m. when i get the chores atraight- “‘0 mm‘em NO“ "8". W0" M ' d‘ M' ' e was“ M. M'eei’S ened away i should go and help "i 2', 7" , "' Joh" Wigmom . . the boys in the road with their an mm" = In This turnips. Recalls; it could he Forget the slander that yoiihear “has,” Rm“, [PH II" "I'm." remember that. Fall when the before W" Ca“ “W3 "5 Toronto Ontario havin ‘ e eighth annual meeting if freezein came early. catching spenttihe past several months I: are ‘nvfled for

flie Atlantic Pharmaceutical an amount of potatoes and tub For!“ "ch Ililhi. “ch wife. his residence in “unborn e .

Advisory Council met at hips in the field? That was a M "’9"- Charlottetown Hotel. it was cold time! And it could happen :henevef you may meet presided over by R098 R?” again." -