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MR. AND MRS. JAMES DOUGLAS ROSS

Double Ring Ceremony

Unites Young

Ia @ wedding at St. Mark’s Ro- mean Catholic Church, Lot 7, June 1959, at 9 am. Miss Mary Clement MacGregor, elder dau-

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ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin MacGregor, Burton, P.E.I. was united in marriage with James Douglas Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ross of Ve&pon, P. EX. Rev David McTague per- formed the double ring ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass, while the bride’s young brother,

iso present in the sanctuary.

ELLEN’S DIARY No Matter If

~ Nights Are Always Cool

Filling they must be—the home mea

A tale of the haying we live now em these farms where

Couple

ge

Days Hot

cooked bread and rolis,

which fel streamers of white with mauve and yellow rosettes. The best man was Mr. Donald Charlottetown and the |to their home im Rockingham,

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tion province, Prince Edward Is- land.

Mr. and Mrs. Ross McCarthy.

Lena Caroline MeLure, Women’ — : a The Fi Fi, duly 31, 1980. ‘Guardian, Charlottetown, upper r : : Saves fuel and time _— ad FIRE BOAC STEWARDS HAPPENINGS LONDON Whalers) — Tweny "| Overseas Corporation _ “"|have been fired for alleged emug- Yesterday was anottier glorious | August 6, was tendered a kitchen | sting activities, an airline spokes day in the annals of Confedera-| shower at the home of Mrs. Gor-|man said Tuesday. He added that don MacInnis, Summerside. The|most of those dismissed

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Women's Blouses

Glearance. -Women’s summer

been here in connection with the assisted the hostess in serving re- Smiles ’ uckles Blue Cross Hospitalization, h a s | freshments. ‘ Ba oa returned to her home in Frederic- @ Prescriptions ton. Miss Sherwood ie a well-/Rev. and Mrs. Austin Jardine, | @ cussiasses member of the Business| their family, Patricia and David, || @ Color fim @ Cameras

and Professional Women’s Club. | of St. Stephen, N.B. left on Mon-

Open Every Night ‘Til 9 p.m. ‘Sunday’s 1:00 te 9:00 p.m.

blouses. Assorted styles, sizes and colours. -

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Viscose, cotton nyton reinforced 5 hed arid toe. Sizes 8 to 10.

day after vacationing in North

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nicolle and Bedeque.

young son, Gorden who have ‘ Messre. Wendell Callbeck of Hamilton, Ontario; and Donald} latter in Marshfield for the past |Callbeck of Stoneham, Mass., ar- month left on return té Toronto! rived in Summerside to attend the eo ~ {funeral of their —mother,—Mrs_

x George Calibeck, en Sunday ait- Mr, end Mre. J. Garfield Chap- | erncon.

pelle and sons, Peter and Billy, of Rockingham, Nova Scotia, af- ter motoring to Boston, and New York, where they visited with re latives and friends, apent ten days jim Charlottetown, with the for- mer’s mother, Mrs. George Chap- pelle, Esher St., before returning

ents in Murray River ‘and the

At the Provincial Convention of. jthe W.C.T.U. held in the beauti- ful and spacious gardens of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacMillan of Cornwall,a memorial service for Mrs, J.A. Clark, a former presi- ent, was conducted by Mrs. Rob- ert Reeves and Miss Louise Call- beck and a ten-minute silence was observed. The flowers were plac- ed by Mrs. W. Jenkins.

Nova Scotia.

Mise Lena Chappelle af Newton, Mose. ie epending’' the Geor; Citanpel her, Mrs./ Captain and Mre. Arthur Wright ‘ge e, Esher St., and two sons have spent the vr past month with relatives in Mid- re sterday by auto

Mrs. ‘Dr.’ Charles F. Mor- dleton and left yesterday by au

f hington, D.C. tie and two children Richard and re Jean, left for their home in New . and Mrs. Sherman Parlee Westminser, British Columbia, in’ seein. Susan Jane, of

|after spending three weeks vaca- Campbe! N.B. spent the week- Ise on the Island, guests of Mr. ee

and Mrs. Andrew Hughes, Spring-

field and Mrs, Hilbert Johnston’

Mr. and Mre. Maurice Tierney, Ottawa, Ontario, were guests of | — and relatives on the Is- and.

are vacationing i with the former's parents, ! and Mrs. Hilbert Johnston.

Do you know for whom the bel! tolls? | It toils for our taste-tempting rolls.

Picnic Boxes

50¢ & $1.00 Pienie Rolls & Jelly Rolls

Apple Pies .. abies end in Summerside, guests of Mr. i144 Dog and Hamburger Rolls

Home Made Bread

bine Gresmmaher cull, WHR | 1, and Mre. Gearge Duttos ond

of ~~ \ing,

Mrs. George Dutton. and grand-

yon . Charles Morris and chil-| dren, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tier-

grandson were entertained on Tuesday evening at a family ga- | thering held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lambe, Emer- ald. The entertainment consisted step dancing, square danc- tap dancing, and a sing | Song. A. delightful evening was spent and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by ;members of the/ family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paquet, Souris, and daughter, Mrs. Leo| Gallant, Charlottetown, arriv- | ed home recently from Port Al- |fred, Quebec. While im Quebee, they were the guests of €L. A.C. and Mrs. David Paquet.

that harvesting will have reach-|and fish, the cake and , and| The following are the hostesses ed the end. So smartly these/jall the cookery which goes to| for the Golf Tea: Mrs. W. H. Bea- perfect days its work continues, |stay strength and spirits for the ;ton,\Mrs. Reg. Mahar, Miss each ane of the family as always|demands of the busy—and hot | Blanche Conway, Mrs. Olga Da- fitting in faultlessly, it seems to|haying days. Hot hy day, yes. |vies, Mrs. Thelma Whitlock, Miss us, to his or her role, to move/|But the night spreads ts refresh-/Mary Duffy, Miss Marjorie & toward a speedy close. None |ing coolness. Doyle. complained in the heat of the| ‘‘That’s what I like about your Mrs. J.E. Dalton entertained at | day how demanding it is! And/|Island” a visitor remarked the |her home in Summerside on Sat- | all so happy with the chosen work |other day, ‘‘no matter how hot |urday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. of their’ hands. the days may be, the nights are | for Miss Ruth Dalton, bride elect. Jamie, shirt stained with the|pleasantly cool.’ I the smiled | Presiding over the silver service perspiration of a morning at the|‘‘can always get to was Mrs. J.P. MacInnis and as hay fork, stopped to’ chat in the| what a nice rest # is when one |sisting 'n serving were the Mis- | shade of a lawn-tree before going |is comfortable.” ses Barbara, Helen and Mary

ent at full length on he grass “‘this is‘a

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with a lss muscular calling, ‘has his feet up on his desk and a fan going at either ear!’’ “I rec- kon he may have’ i

making hay. Here we have no besses to please—only ‘‘Grampie” he smiled teasingly as came by, and Granddaughter. “And he’s getting too frail now to bother much with the work and his voice pretty weak for giving orders!”

“Ag I recall it’ Grandaughter

the loud signals issued to her at and son George arlotttown, her driving ‘there are other jus- were visitors in Pisquid East, ty voices in the family!” . -| Wednesday evening, the guests

Indoors these days? The cooks took to keeping a supply of cool

James|**The people of Pisquid East

PISQUID EAST.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stouten- burg (nee Cora Coffin), Colling- wood ,Ontario, were recent vis- itors in Pisquid East at the home of Mr. and Mrs..George Jay.

were saddened‘ to hear Wednes- day, July 22 that Evelyn Mac- Cannell had passed away in the Prince Edward Island Hospital in her 3th year. Never in ro- bust health she was confined to her bed for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. H Corney

of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald MacNeill and daughter Heather, motored from Cambridge, Mass., to spend their holidays with relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jay, with daughters Linda and Gloria, and sons Donnie and Eric, Montreal, Quebec, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Jay Saturday evening.

ald and son Blair, Hazelbrook, were aiests of Mrs. MacDonald’s ts, Mr. and Mrs, Edward Jay, Sunday. L

"|hanie Gaudet, R.N.’s. Mrs. Bruce

Dalton, Mrs. Louis Leger and | Mrs. L. P. Gaudet. rs

The Misses Alberta and Step-

MacLean, R.N. and Mrs. Jame: Lehane. entertained their friend at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Gaudet, Summer- | Side, on Saturday evening.

Mies Betty MacInnis, R. N.,

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son Nevin, and daughter Odine, Dunstaffnage were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Floyd Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley, St. Theresa, spent Sunday. even- ing with Mrs. Bradley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Don ald, Lorne Valley were weeken visitors at the home of Mrs MacDonald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Jay. ‘ Miss Elsie Rodgerson, nurse in-training at the Prince Edwar Island Hospital - spent a wee

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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs

Milton Rodgerson. » Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay wei visitors—in Charlottetown Satur-

day evening.

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Swivel Queen Giant suction grip-

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Sanitary Napkins

Box of 2% soft absorbent napkins.

: 2 P.M. Set of Brushes Special, tles — and hair brush with 7 rows nylon bristles, assorted colours.

de both for

Pocket Knives

Two steel blades. Assorted colour handle. ale : P

2 P.M. Women's Watches Special,

17 jewel movement, gik and figures, black cord

18 and

hands bracelet

each

2 P.M. Special,

1.00

| Boys’ Sneakers

Black Duck lace-to-toe boots. white trum, sponge rubber insoles; arch cushions, rubber soles, foxing, toe bumpers. Sizes 7, 8, 9 and 10 and sizes 3, 4 and §.

PANT HANGERS ee . Botoms up pant hangers. Chrome plated — space

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WALL BRACKETS Black Wrought iron wall brackets. Approximately .98

heen

size 14 x 6, with two-imported china dolls. 2 P. M. Special

2 P.M. Special,

"Carry-Alls"

Cotton assorted plain and plaids. Size 3 te éx.

2 P.M. Special,

1.69

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Assorted styles and colours. Size 12 te 16.

Men's Como Style Jackets 2 ?-™. Colourful rayon body with contrast- Special, medium only. each “T EA °

TEATONC. 3.99.

‘ Coat and helmet, metal clasp fast-

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Sizes 9 to 11. Biege shades, sub- standards knit on 400 needle mach- ine.

Men's and Boys" Watches

Waterproof, shockproof, steel back, luminous dots and hands, leather expansion bracelet.

Children's Shoes

Canvas strap shoes with convertible straps, ively trimmed white foxing. rubber + the insoles. Sturdy rubber soles and heels. Colors Red or Blue. Sizes », 10, 11, 12, 13, 1 and 2 a

Folding Camp Cots

Approximately 30 x 72°’. Ideal for camp or cottage.

WARDROBE ACCESSORIES Holds 6 pairs of shoes and has 2 zippered pockets. 2: P. M. Special, SEWING

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Mercerized sewing thread, size 50, 12 spools to bag. Black and white 2 P. M. Special, PLASTIC DOLLS

Moving arms and legs. Approximately a 29 3” tall 2 P. M. Special i

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Five Year Diary Imitation leather, complete with lock and key. In green, brown and

red. 2 P. M. Special, . ' pkg.

Env 8

With designed interior. Twenty 6

2 P.M.

Girls’ Dresses —_ each

Assorted cottons. Sizes 2 te 3x. 1.39

Boys’ Rubber Rain Sets speciai,

eners, corduroy collar, colours, black and yellow. Sizes 8 to 16.

each 3.99" «

Boys’ Polished Cotton Special, Pants 35s ing Colours want theresa back 1 OO.