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‘ ' std armmydoalllanndaadurs. nrhh Ivan Turner. ' ‘ ' Hughes. Meeting adjourned and lWOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS 0.. m... .. m... . ...... .... ... ....,... . . ‘ TOUT Thelollo olllem were Americana mo 8100.000 to r ' elocstlead {tor the WM gens: =31.pr 'school atLer. ' ' pre en , . or : . y ' Annual Meeting Of Institute groom. n... ogﬁom. —-—————————-——W i ' ALBANY — The highlight of ducting tn;I tma’hligd :0 if; gee“ «shim? ( e i: "Elle", PﬂAﬂﬂAﬁY. I A'" mm,- women" Edlmr- P'lllll H505 ‘ the annual meeting of the plea- manager. r. rg . or , n - . .m , 18 Th ' e "‘ sant Circle Women’s Institute, use of the facilities. all wwﬁumﬂz ~hero to servo you ANY~ ‘ I e Guardian. Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 1, 1962. ,_ Albany rural. held in November. M" u ﬂ .5011! of the day 03 t‘ l t was a tour of the Amalgamated SOUTH WWSLOE W1 le Turner. m ~ V ' Dairy plant in Summerside. The WT“? anal“! thgsgugusglg “It was also brie‘chied utlo h ave 4 i _ lnsoe omen eh .y of em HAPPENINGS df‘ri'ﬁi‘cl‘hiif‘d. a: home or u .... W... i... . m"... cAI-I- - 1 member of the staff, who ex- “1”- prlse package at each re plained the operation of the The meeting opened by re- .

His worship Mayor J.E. Mor- Mr. and Mrs. A.E. MacLen- -— requipment and the output of Pealng the Mary Stewart 001' The Christmas meeting Wln rison officially opened the R0- nan returned to their home in vi mell- vuiou, products. lect and roll call was answered be at, the hum of Mn. Own]. ‘ A n’s ea and Bazaar for iSummerside this week from a V , , 5;" At the conclusion of the tour, by “me "Embers Who Pald the" Turner ill 1'0“ ’ 01‘ an" d Pow-ll and

Retarded Children on Wednes- trip to Toronto, Boston. Mass- \ ‘ ‘ . the business meeting was held memberShlP fees and donated change of “secret pal' ll!“ ll“ mama“ st" Chm day afternoon in the New Fire achusetts and in Pittsfield. Ma- in the board room at which the articles to the Unitarian Service to a $1.00, .

Han: summCTSldE. and he was ine. where they had their Am- yearly reports were given and Committee. The minutes of the to be Mr; ml'lunlt‘ introduced by Mrs. C.E. erican Thanksgiving with their 9 election of ofﬁcers held for last regular and annual meet-.

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ings were read and approved. Correspondence was read and discussed and it was decided to pay the annual fee to the Musi- cal Festival Association.

Mrs. Eleanor Stewart, Char- . lottetown. celebrated her 93rd birthday recently with a din- ner party at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

ney, president of the Ann’. This highly successful occasion had a capacity atten- dance and had many original and interesting features, am

the year 1962-63, as follows: president, Mrs. Ralph Dawson; " presided . El n

A Fashion Item At'IIOLMAll’S

. Charles. wh t

in the Maine Central Institute. wee - ‘

Large: secretary-treasurer, Mrs.

Walter Gamble; directors: Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ramsay. Summerside, have had as their

fortune telling by Madames Ar- guests. their daughter, Mrs. and M" t J 0 “ R°gers°nv John Muttart; Mrs. Hazen Daw- Committees l‘ePOI'tEd d cati and Fiorenza; the Christ- Donald ‘l-lubley, and children of “9min”. Attending the a" son, Mrs. Hedley Muttart: Red new ones were appointed as fol- mos Grab Barrel; The Snifile Charlottetown. fair were her three daughters Cm, convene“, Mrs. Ens. lows: sick, Mrs. Dan Coles and Tree. Superﬂuity Table; The v and their husbands. Mr. and worth Noon“; Mrs, Joseph Mrs. Orville Turner; school. “Four Corners" Sift table; can- Mrs. Harry Dickie was hos- Mrs'yemon Ila‘fnn' Charm“: Dawson; auditors, Mrs. Alban '

dy and bake tables- There was teas at her bridge club at her town’ (Myrt e' r‘ Keougb, Mrs. Lorne Ca‘meron; .

also I Wonderful display of the home in Summerside on Tues- M" and Mrs‘ Claude 8mm“ social secretary, Mrs. Urville Speaking from

work accomplished by the Re- day evening. city. (Am) and Mr- and Mrs- “. V

tamed Children With the Miss' d. h . “so at. At the close at the business

e; J“? can“ and “grim” Mrs- Wilfred Perry and Mrs. §:&"gn‘:§;g ercﬁg‘fggtetm' period, lunch featuring the HILL ‘

“comm. git! Helga? moost 21: Clarence Steele. were joint sun very active M”. §tewart dairy products —- cheese. ice

hostesses recently at the home of the former in Summerside at a "farewell" party for Mrs. Steven McNeill, who has taken up residence in Brantford. 0n- tario. On behalf of the gather- ing. Mrs. Emile Arsenault made the presentation of two ta-

cream. and tri-milk, was serv- ed' by Mrs. Elmer Gamble, as- sisted by Mrs. Ellsworth Noon-

has just finished booking a mat, for which she dyed the wool and wentu 0 pick out her pattern. She lives‘ with her daughter, Mrs. Munn at 19 Euston Street, and last year received second prize for

tractive with its lighted red candles and Christmas motif decorations.

an. A hearty vote of thanks was extended by Mrs. George Mac- ay to Mr. Gamble for con-

Mrs. Lowell Compton enter- tained at bridge at her home in Summerside on Wednesday ev-

enin . a hooked mat she entered in s- ., m g 95-. The remainder 0' “‘0 the provincial Exhibition. Mrs. no. MacLeod arrived gang‘gb 3’32” “’3'” “it.” 332’” Ml- 4-7125 . g o rt e an auc ion. r . . 135‘ Em“ 8‘ her i?" .1“ Sum: which delicious refreshments " “ms” ‘“ Gamma“ Purify Dairy Ltd. merSIde after vismng in Bel were served b the hostesses . mont. Massachusetts. She was y ' smSheIii Chiapelgel. illuminat- uparenhs pm purity \ V #- accompanied on return by her - e. as reCev war a ' ” .~ . gm, . r . ‘; ;' . sister, Mrs. . Stewart of “:3 his mother. M S. l‘ Chﬂp- Pmduds- Warehouse Point, Connecticut, 8" “g e" “s 3"“: h' peli is seriously ill in hospital in ME. AND MRS. GERALD L. MACCALLUM Monday on return to t m ome Trenton' om, Mr. Chappeu left -

Wh° “’i“ spend “‘9 Wm"- in St. John‘s, Newfoundland, af-

ter visiting .in Summerside, guests of Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Wilfred Kelly. En

for Trenton yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. William Camp- bell and children, Janice, Hea- ther and Mary Ellen, of Char-

Larry's Restaurant

The Bedeque “Half Century" Club met at the home of Mrs.

Pre’riy Wedding Unites P . and mm“ 66“

- - route they will stop over in J H d M d Free Delivery lot w were u nests ames en erson on on 8y, . . of tilt]: 1"and Mrséuwiil’engac- qr?“ .F 8115' Newmu'ldland ‘0 November 26. Twelve members from 11 am. to 1 am. . , . the perfect lingerie gift this 01111313111”! Phee’ Summerside. visit With the formers father- were present. Nylon poignan- with a 15-denier nylon overhy, Trin lty United Church in! The bride's mother chose for , . . was read by Mrs. Ernest John- . mm“ from a dainty ruched and embmidered‘ 'Jharlottetown was the scene of iher daughter‘s wedding a dress Mrs. James A. Hill left M155 All“ Dlele 0‘ Monet“, son. Following roll call, the r 5 ed a ' a pretty autumn wedding re- of mink tone silk brocade with Summerside on Wednesday for "-3- ﬁlm!“ the weekend “1 Sum“ minutes of last‘ meeting were - -;-;vvv--u- ' r”; u M t Maul “aid yoke. Fun Pufde Sleeth “we. Sing mun hom' :ently, when Edith Marilyn dau- matching feather hat and a cor- Lloydminster. Alberta to be merSlde With her.Pll_l‘enlS- MP- read. The usual club business 0 it ""1" argare o Sho gown to match, makmg 8 truly 8mm“, zhter- of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield sage of tawny gold roses. Mrs. with her sister, Mrs. Bert Hiil- and Mrs Harry Dickie. was considered and plans were 0 5- BENNETT CARR it set. Superny styled b Stanfields. Pink and blue Faylor. Charlottetown. became MacCallum was wearing a son A .al . of the 0k made for the December Christ- 0 , 4 - in small medium and urge and p cod at 'he wife of Gerald Lloyd Mac- chocolate brown crepe dress to Clsgec‘ g1?de wed d ' mas meeting to be held at the 1’ “urn” counsel“!!! 1’ , ’ air ° ' ‘ for th “m :allum, Dunslaffnage. P.E.I. ’ beige maribou hat. and Miss Murial Machan of v P was 8! onzath mis Sly 110‘“ 0‘ Mrs- Em?“ J°hns°“- ‘ 0"" 5"“ sun Life 0' canada‘ Saturday Dec. 15" Just for the pdgn ’ a so . The double ring ceremony marching accessories.» Her cor- Charlottetown has been visiting lime (M: G J H as e The Programme W85 Provided 1: 'Phone 4-8817 - 4-5435 1, ' W35 PePfOI'lTIEd by REV- Clayton sage was of orange reses. er sister, Mrs. Lowell Compt- -d0 t ﬁrst. “'11- by Mrs- Charles and M’s- GeO' 0 Chlﬂottetown. P.E.l. 0 A I “. Lewis. The wedding music. Following the ceremonv a re. on m Summerside. me?“ ‘3, ° “‘8 ‘1‘? t.° make rge Henderson. 0‘“ A 0 f o PJII. s was provided by Royston Mug- . ception for 100 guests was held Believe Tea. Inv1tatlons. This v v n - :eveceee \ I

novel and origional idea is deser- ving of recognition, return and remuneration.

Vivian Anne Young, four-year- old daughter of ME: and Mrs. John Young, 59 Spring Park _ oad, underwent surgery on Mrs. D.R. Morrison entertain- Wednesday morning at the Chu. ed at the tea hour at her home dren's Hospital in Halifax, in Summerside on Tuesday.

BHRISIMAS DINNER ) engaged/sis

Eord,_uA_RCO. firgallist- WllO aﬁ-‘ai Stanhope Beach Inn where

=0mpﬂnl8d MISS Shlll‘ley 3015' a three-tier wedding cake top-

ner as she sang 0 Perfect ped with a tiny vase of lily of

Love" before the ceremony slid the valley centered the bride’s

“Because”. during the signing table. The toast 1c the bride

of the register. was proposd by Mr. Roy Mac-

leaSlliietS 3f welgtetgnd ﬁblhd Gillivary and responded to by

ga 10 a era 6 e um . the groom ton, N.B. viSited his grandpar- Master Ian wash“ .

Whit; thséthgueisittl’ews Wig? Miss Patsy Connolly. friend ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Silli- ton, N3. spent the wfe‘kxg“i°n

m3? W1 mna “1‘9 w ‘9 of the bridE. was in charlie 0f phant, in Summerside this Bedeque as the guest of Althea

satin bows. . lthe guest book and Mrs. Helen Week,

. The bl‘lde- Elven m marrnage MacEachern entertained e ‘

J by her father. 1001‘“! IOVEIY l“ guests ,with several piano selec- {‘her. floor length ll 0f em‘ tions during the reception.

broldered 511k organza over faf- For a honeymoon trip to New

Miss Nora Green arrived on Wednesday from Ottawa, due to the serious illness and death of her sister, Miss Anne Green. Summerside.

~ CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Mr. Alan Millman of Monc-

ELIZABETH THE SECOND. By the Gmeof God ofthe United Kingdom. Canada and Her other Realms and

brought wild winds that c om- Mrs. Ralph Sears has left on plained as they passed and re- return to Calgary, Alta. after

I . . . Territories WEEN Head of the Cour. feta. featuring a sweetheart York the bride wore a two piece passed, as though they were spending the past couple of When in town shoppmg drop I . . . . ' - t . w k . an- neckline, lily pomt sleeves and ray wool sun With wmte fqaﬂb Elearchlng vainly for s o m e 66 s as the guest of Mrs D l h or fun course rrgfreshwe, mm. of "I. m ,

mg; a lost summer perhaps, iel Noonan and family of Bede- Other “Autumn Questors” there que- are. Margaret Schumacher tells of these in her pretty verse “Through russet leaves.

a bustle back skirt held in place by tiny velvet bows. Her bouf— carnation.

fant veil of tulle illusion fell Prior to her marriage the from 1‘ “mm of seed Pearls and 'bride was entertained at mis- Lorang blossoms.

er hat and a col-sage of pink have foods to please every

member of the family. ‘ Open twenty hours of the day.

and Mrs. Clarence Wool-

- Mr. the ridge, Covehead, recently spent

Her only cellaneous showers ' I . t given by . . 1 t k d in M jewellery was a Single strand Mrs. Tr v r c 3 Sqllll‘l‘t‘J l'lllllles. ‘ peas“ wee en 355' i of pearls, a gift from the groom. Jean Rags; 3:5“ Heaping bronze acorns. win- U-S-A- Where they were house MENTS RESTAURANT (Gm. / She named 3 bouqua °f White lMacManus. Miss Shirley Bois- ter'hig : ' . g“ ' WWII-mg“ m" +8725 '0' lake “I. Chrysanthmums- ner entertained for her at a With fever“ “"“t' the late aunt’sMrS' Fm.“ Flynn and 0 el's- he bride's attendants were supper party where she was ’ M" “yum Namel“ They also 21" Qlleell 8‘- Dlal 4-8725

. , I tlpp es, Mrs. Sterling MacLure. Sister presented with a lovely hostess At flower-fountains, running of the bride. as matron 0f llOll- gift. The office staff of Canada 'lry;

lvisited another aunt, Mrs. Per-

(sng F. W. Hyndmon

or and Mrs. Trevor Campbell, Packers also presented Miss The bluejay sounds rau- .

friend of the bride. as_ brides- Taylor with 3 gm prior to he,- cous warning, Lieutenant-Governor. ;

mald- They W0“? ldentlcallmal'riage. Bis need for dwindling seeds 5 h ld

street length gowns of old , Upon return from their honey- peau-de-sme w1tl'l bell-skirts and ' moon Mr. and Mrs, MacCallum matching headdress and aCCBS- were guests of honor at a com- sorles. Their bouquets were ofimunity shower in Dunstaffnage. tavmy gold roses. t e w ing rehearsal

turned 0 , While through glass of morning. My glance seeks one last ’m glimpse of gold."

the By lSLANDER

Personally I have never worked for the government so I ’t know much about being a Civil Servant. I a

frosted

To all to whom these presents shall some or whom the some may in any

W W wise concern: kitchen the other day

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. e groom was attended by lthe bridal art was t - . U H M nda — — Dia — “'1'” “PM “‘1 h" m steaming in“) the . his brother Roddy. as best man 1 ed at the llamay of theenggitrlril'ls timid-Mag“. y W and 9"" "I "s" 3‘” I “l “l’ When he said this i and the ushers were sterling‘l parents. Mr_ and Mrs. Ll 0y d ____.___ because I thought only big shots got interviewed but found out

GREETING: '

MacLure, ,brother-in-law of the MacCallum. ' we Shaw Govermnéni‘ bums an Ci“! mm” mmwed ‘ I. I. plum

bride and Winston Anderson, Th 1 ' . “1 m l” a“ “9 MW ‘0’ ‘friend of the groom. ing iii 3lililzilll‘lot'l(eligwen.are res“! l mega" up nﬂgwey most fdlkis working { - will“! know W e stood. _ , hiteiviewingisover,everynb bedescnibed ndtlhere’llbe t' ‘ ; ELLEN’S DIARY magma“ ﬁxed pay for all Jobs Then there'll be a personawho will look A P R o c M A I I 0 N A|ex Be 0 O of WAANVEE m Dike II say I hazin'épaid ltoohmuch attention in the past " guessa 't. But . ‘ I

3 C mes wner Regular mm 5 5 fmmm , ,ot a, $933,333,” to hold the m misuse: akprole: in conneeﬁznbwith the Website of a Canadacwide H . . SP I - 'sgot. nephewssidnratbewssohirdang nglooo Safe 'ving eeltus cum “Realm VI oun- 5, Six New, Baby Rabbits nfciil‘nnn...‘ has”? m M W °‘ W“ b“ m 3:" 8‘“ “'° “9" “P T“ cil- y 9" ﬂy

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liothngagoapenson tbisoiibusiness?Doyou

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