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Mr.=end Mrs. Milton Fitzpatrick and Mr. and Mrs. William Pier- ce.-ell.of--Sourls,. were among guests at a reception ; givenathia

Majesty : Queen

'wee , er Elizabeth: and Prince -.Phiiip a-'

bill‘s“! the Royal Yacht Brita!» n .. f . - .

'Mrs. George Warner, camp adviser for Kings, and Mrs. George lnman, district commisp stones for M ntague, attended the semi-annual meeting of the provincial executive of the Girl Guides in Summer‘ rs- day evening. They were ac- companied by Mrs. Edgar Mac- ltinnoii and Gemrna Dunn of

orel .

ng the meeting Miss Dunn was presented with the Camp- craft Certificate and Mrs. Wan- ner received her 1st class pin.

Attractive blue and wife as. oretions were featured at a post nuptial shower last week for Mr.

Mayor and Mrs. CE. LaVie,‘

and Mrs. Allan Johnston of Tony onto..The hostess was Mrs. Ger- eld‘Rooney; I .. . ~ A poem, comp‘oﬂJnr ﬂle,oc-. casino-by Thelma 'Ahearn,‘ was» read by. Mrs. .S.M. Burke. As the bride opened ,her gifts. which had been presented by Ann Rooney. and ~Allce Faye Barr‘ettfthe verses were read by Mm,3e'rr'ett. The gifts‘were' passed by Geraldine

Mr. and Mrs, ﬁerbert Roper of Troy. Michigan, are spending a couple of weeks visiting the latter’s niece. . . beLSaw- ler and family of Summerside. En route they .visited Mrs. Rop- er‘s nephew David Clark and family of Trenton, Ont-They also toured Nova Scotia and Cape hreton Island. Mrs. no r was the former Gladys Enman

Rooney.

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wood. Summer.

with the opening of, the gifts read

et and Mrs. Wood.

miscellaneous shower 'given by

'Mrs. rain Glednex and Mrs;

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theTarten Restaurantwas also given, for Betty. when her cem- panions from ‘

room staff at Hospital entertained and seated her with a gift. .'

while Monday

to Montana

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tea a pleasant visit- with their daughter} and --soa-in-law,

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Lead. St- em mm‘ a... deem” brideelect. was guest of honor tly at e cornflower stem-

waie tea give. by Mrs. Leo side

Mrs. Ted omea'm assisted

Betty was also honored with‘e

presented her with gifts serv-

.dlnner party _.at

the'cperah'ng

Prince County D

Mrfend Mrs: Kermy MecPhee.

N3. :where Mrs. John MacPhee. ﬂ”. . .

Four-'Montague lanai idiooi students left Thursday at noon for the air

annual :1..-::;::-.:

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3.1:}. Mrs. Dolor Richard with . twinklt

-° 'i "Notoflete" James Refreshments were served by “But than fume“, Us we

Mrs. Ollesme. Frances Reuv- mu“ n I“ m”

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u‘ some '~inet~ruct - cies of turning the m .

Montaguerwere weekend visit. m ore to Chatham, they were guests of. Cpl.

stovepipes of late" a-visitor of he recet Sande observ

an. out of respect to his day his aring. he left the

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youzget along'with the knitting”

when parting after a visit. to the younger matron's home. du-

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straws DIARY Ii

“Speaking of firesﬁ I haven't heard that you’ve cleaned» your

end nce incomplete. But we knew

his' expression that 'the tem had not passed’ 'by‘ an- l’ll be wonde'rinlg'how

we recall a mother of the -,long ago rerrm-k .to her- daughter

ring which she had given her ion in the intrica-

I Removin-gi'Fire Hazard Is- Seasonal Proiecf

ed ‘Goodl'.

"sent- The

1' . eanblnlng" he speculated. .“l reckon; be. . putting beck ti‘ae'cqvene.‘ “we Ala! ‘ ll -well' clean ovepipes right aw g .

“We might «as-well”. we eg- “Yes. In the event of a lush winds — and we're. bound to suggested, “you could look the get sorneuit would be 4a com- question. couldn't you? And fort. to say the’buti'b We I'll say.” she smiled. " just that done."

or else not a word. And Nu Judy would" we . aid. Dampishwbut pror'iising the morningwas. And pleusnt , with the world mad-e new Juséﬂto speak the one wardif" um, “up-mug ,

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Junea' eomhgwte m ﬂreliw' played ln_e. flick-J '. glow along r‘ well. _ . know accumulation of gm... “mi OLWT

,‘lhere umeounﬂning. Abaling-of straw tailgattem‘ogﬂf Not'tn ideal heroest‘ - ‘ . yet under adequate It kept the hernias-Lelia

wagon. bringing in the grate. hie bales from

But the evening.passss‘.

and thelittle ls'ncks e;n'd‘.(

October Tuesday we must '

‘ hild” she had." . .. ' - v . . Lord is mrcifm’fp.3ut.. crack the wing, Ellen he count away. ' a’le lowered her volce,."l woo- “I”?! . . ‘m ﬁend“? Until tuna-row — Ill-y~-l‘\ der what your father would bun“! “pawl” m 5003...,“

“y...” stoveps’ec to! the NI: ~ ‘ J

“What does the morning look “hitW5':mm"mp;F . -' like, Ellen? You are nearer 1". Err“. ’ n emu can: the window" James question- "at!" our clean-mg ' "d . ’ .mm edsoftlyfromhispillowin uiemﬂel‘”m’ m5” “‘1: '0'“ first light of todav it n “mourn! cmvenqt' " amumm

..There.' dam‘,’ on m um ion ~pi=eee‘w‘henhe' sees suit a. we a “5., we replied “The” mun use. but onealready soiled. '0 L M m _ w _ have been a Shogun» contributed to this service. ' ' :—

"So there won't be any early 'W, .

heel in. her fl sock.""And it's unlikely that l’ll'bs seeing ,you again

n.” .

"You will see me Sabbath morning at the Kirk, Mother!" t remembered

will. mt..." on needn't mention the name’of it, Mother. But” she

ill-Y conference to be held in Saint John. New ‘Brunswick from Friday, October 9th

October 12th '

Tal'ringpart lathe-conference areJockBeck,sonotMr. and Mrs. Ralph Beck; Sandra Boehn—

cpl. David E. Clark. I former

DR. J.T. DUNNE AND MRS. DUNNE Couple Married In Halifax '- Will Live In Newfoundland

Dr. and Mrs. James Thomas Dunne are pictured following

their recent marriage in Hali-

fax. Nova Scotia.

The bride is the former Lona Isabel Scott. RN. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Scott. Marshfleld. Dr, Dunne is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dunne of St. John‘s Newfoundland.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length 5 h e at h gown of white peau de sole fas‘oned with an overskirt of Guipure lace.

Her elbow length veil of silk illusion was held in place by. a wedding ring crown.

She carried a' cascade of white roses. white gladioli and trailing ivy.

Her only attendant was her sister. Mrs. Graham Wilson of Burlington Ontario who wore a street length d re s s of sap- phire blue taffeta with match- ing‘headdress and accessories She carried. She carried a cre- scent shaped bouquet ol pink gladioli.

Michael Power. brother-ln-law of the groom. was man.

Following the ceremony. a reception was held in the Bar- bour Suite of the Nova Scotian Hotel. The bride‘s mother re ceived wearing a dress of Dior blue silk faille with matching lace bodice. white feathe.

hat. matching accessories and a corsage of sweetheart roses.

The groom's mother chose a dress of ice blue silk shantung with-matching accessories. Her hat was of ice blue net and fea- thers. She carried a mink

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Cape Traverse resident was prL Vileged tobe the technician a- board the aircrsft from Trenton Air Base which was designated to fly equipment from the local Air ,.Base which was designated to' the-Queen’s visit tothat city.

muff and her corsege was of pink camations.

Frederick Turner of Wolf- ville. N.S. proposed the toast to the bride.

For a wedding trip to the White Mountains. New Hamp- shire. the bride chose a brown tweed suit, bone coloured ac- cessories and a corsage of orange delight roses.

Tile couple will spend a year in St. John's where Dr. Dunne is doing post graduate studies

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.p The Guardian-Patriot Wo- men's will be hem to print social news .

_ ‘ all your , V I . free .of. charge.» Cell,‘.here_lf your son ordauﬂltenis home for: a. weekend-.or._.holiday

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if _.you are. friends, having visitors, (the lugs trip or have held a drawer. or takenpart in any social 'ectivity. ‘ .

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FEATURING FISH

Unusual New

The number is 4-813.-

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For Time-Hanor'ed Dish ~ V.

Fish cakes Jade with cod and potatoes as their base may sound like an old story. But there is a new twist you can give this time honoured. favor- ite dish which lends fresh inter- est. ’ _

The next time you make flan make fish cakes, t"; combin- ing equal quantiti-.. of cooked. mashed parsnips and potatoes with the fish. The parsnips add a sweet ﬂavour to the cakes which is unusually good.

The following recipe from the Consumer Branch of the De- partment of Fisheries of Canada gives full directions formatting Cod-Parsnip Cakes. It can prepared using fresh cod fillets or boneless salt cod with equal- ly tasty result. If using the salt cod. don‘t forget that-it must be freshened before being cooked.

COD-PARSNIP CAKES 1 pound cod filletsor boneless salt cod. cooked and flaked. 1 cup cooked. mashed parsnips 1 cup cooked. mashed potatoes 112 cup chopped onion Vi cup water -

‘l'htrt‘! ate this pattern the stem ' D Guardian - Patriot Needlecraft so 1'

Selt'toTtaste - V. te'aspoon"pspper . i?” .

legg,'well'be U H Vr cup "fins dry- breed emmhe' nd er until tender, using a . _ Add .

mix with salt. If using fresh cod. ‘Is right'amount rAdd pepper and beaten egg." Mix well. Shape into flat. round cakes. cachicon- ture.- Coat with bread Pen fry‘in hot 1st,. turning to brown b‘othsides.’Mahes ,‘I'lt'! muss. - ' ~

Combine-flaked fish. Pansnipe; potatoes. Cook onion in wet-

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MARY- HAWORrH 3

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. Behavior 0f

Desr‘Msry newerthEI' Tam married to a man who._t9 putlt bluntly. just never loved mess I loved hills 'alth " ‘

. wasn't aware ofthis .at first. - ..

The early years of marriage were miserable. He disliked my pregnancies and had passing af- fairs with other women. Had I been. emote ma

_ tore person. I might have called it‘quite But I "disapproved d divorce I

“M the storms. Once we did seek help of manner, who said that

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recognise anything wrong ln'his behavior-Labs said I seemed he sustainedtby great laser

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Husband ‘

lag way'ot declining-us when it

suits' . Every so often, for a

week or a month. it

seems—he cip’t stand me. and

this._carried.over to the children.

For'example, today our son me, ose

1‘ “9"” '3: ' our son’- needs-i4» the

‘ 1Wes‘. . . , . ball-passing-ep'leoLd.’e-just e I

twinge of nouns] Jealousy, per- haps'PiOr has-be. subtle cents to he upset? lent husband's atti hide hurthﬂ to him? Or am‘l.

mare. inst own feelings of ieiecooa’mtt‘igm

13 good. men r’ealr ling for with compassionate their well being.

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gravely deficient on the sense of ' normal alfe’ctio‘rial' feeling, which . I

impulse, of course, in reflex obedience to an involuntary mm- bid sion to be hateful. which overtakes him from to time. as you say, And. in diet sense, perhaps he isn’t to be held fully responsible for-his charac- teristic malice as revealed in thatinstance.

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er, daughteroof Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boehner: George-~ lumen. of . end-Mrs..6eorge-!n- men and Jeannie lngs. daught- er ot'Dr and Mrs. Al. Inga. The group are being sponsor‘- ed by the local Y's Men’s Club. While in Saint John they will take a course in leaderehip as well as gathering material ; on the formation of a Junior - and Senior .Hi-Y Club. - . DETERMINED erwEn A visitor'to the Mu- seum in. Paris would have to walk‘at least nine miles..te see all the-e‘alnlrlts '

Butﬂastistzhebsetldantsey

orimplied'that he is

is basic to positive-moraller tioniag, (thatfhe‘eee'ma to lack)

In any case, he offender against good manners, fair play and ordinary Mime decdth‘. in treating his son with'disddin and the guests with cordialityg inzthe scene And I think his son is entitled to know just how wrong his dad was. .

was-making a pi

e : We wife, in. showing favoritism to the '

matters.‘ Dent mind with such eogitations. .

As to whether the flawed fam- 'ily relationship is-deh'imental to the children's. developma'it in their growing-up years, lthink. it must be, to some,‘ extend. How could :it be otherwise! Fair men- tal uplift. read Hannah Smith’s classic “The .Christi‘an’s Secret of a Happy Life." (Revell. publishers). M.H. ' ‘ ‘

Mary 'He‘wortk counsels

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