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ME. AND MRS. WALDRON E. HEFFEL

Young Couple

Plight Troth At

Ceremony In North Bedeque

North Bedertuc Litilted Church was the ".r‘f‘l’lf‘ of a pretty aut— umn wedding recently when Joyce Lorraine Birch. daughter and \Irs Ivan Birch. Bodenuc. bccame the “'lff‘ of \Vrldron Earl Hcffel. Freetown. son of Mr. and Mrs. John lleffel. Summcrside East.

T"c ('f‘l‘f‘mmll' rf'ormerl by Rev by Mr occasion the cltttrch was decor— ated wtth hnttrtucts of autumn floncrs and the guest news were marked with white satin ribbon and red roses

The an‘nict. \tts: Ann Leard of (‘cntral Rerlcrttic. sang “ Wcrltl-n': Prwvrt'” and ‘ ferl Loic " INI h\' \lt':

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Site “1“: accompan- “"‘lif‘l' (‘t‘aig of Mid-

:iyen In marriage father, wore a floor lc""tlt "(Wu of 'l'hitc velvet. \r in st-tr‘tect" necklint‘ and N’er drown it m on the fitted hodice. The :mxu hurt lib-point sleeves er" front rmth T't" skirt came

in a ‘\ at the waistline and "un‘r.u‘ll nlcct: ft"ll in a chapel train llt‘l‘ lll‘l‘V it‘ut‘llt‘t')’. a pom-l ill" I ' we and earrings. was. tilt from tltc groom.

\ Ilfil'fl o’ “curls and crystals hplri ltcr uhntilrlcr Ir‘ttcflt \‘f‘ll

nf French l'uc and <:ht" carr'ed a c:ist"vrlc of rcri vulctide roses et“"‘li"r! '-'t‘i ‘l'\'

Thc maul nf honor wag.- Kalli— ..rtvp r‘mrt (if Snt'inClti'l. and the hrlrlcknlflltl': tict'c \lrs FIHSM' T;lt‘ll\l' of \Uwrtlt Rctlr‘t‘tllt'3 and -. \‘m'ma “strait” of North PPrlf‘rtlln

Thct l't’lll‘ atrch length drcsst m o‘ i'crl \‘cI\‘t‘I ntth matching Illf‘r‘“. it: tts and Iteaddrcsses. and carried semi-cascade hott- ducts of winte shasta daisies.

The flower girl. Barbara Birch. sister of the. bride. wore white velvet with matching vel- vet headdress. and carried a basket of sweetheart roses.

The best man was Linus Het- fel. brother of the groom. and the ushers were Wesley Heffel. brother of the groom. and Mel-

vin Birch. brother of the bride. :

Mrs. Birch chose for her dau- ghter‘s wedding a two ~ piece sheath dress of mint green and silver brocade with matching shoes and ‘ Her corsage was of white car- nations. Mrs. Heffel‘s gown was of rose brocade in a floral de- sign and she wore white ac- cessories and a corsage of pink carnations.

Following the ceremony a re- ception for over 80 guests was held at Birch Hill Lodge.

The bride's table was arrang- ed with bouquets of yellow mums. lighted tapers in silver candelabra and centered with a three-tier wedding .

Mrs. Austin Day. cousin of the bride. was in charge of the truest hook.

For a honeymoon trip to points of interest in tiic Marit'mcs. the. bride travelled in a three-piece. knitted suit of brown and beige with beige accessories and corsage of tangerine carnations.

Out of town guests at the wed- .

ding included Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Birch. Moncton. NB Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perry. Mcdv fc"rl. \‘Irs_ nn'l ' Day. Mcdford. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. ilcffel are re- siding in South Freetown. where the groom is engaged in farm- ing. Me's. Hct'fcl is a teacher

in Freetown. (Photo by Heckberts)

white accessories. ‘

Austin .

‘que. Margate. Kensington. Sum-

Anne Bond, Women's Editor. Phone 4-8506

. . l Ptamsts and the organist for 'Mrs W E Dindial Is The Guestthe rally were Marlene Da-v- ' ' ' ISummerfield: Betty MacF‘adyen. Marin

New Glasgow: Gail Margatc: and ace. Malpeque. Assisting in the planning. and leading of Bible study and craft . rs. Blair And-‘

w it: KENSIVGTON E'ghty-five "may a

A singsong led by Marjorie represent- h

Payntcr. Kensington. opened t e

afternoon session. and the Rev.

M. Murray extended a we]- 1

girls and leaders int: the (‘GIT groups of Malpe-

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Charlottetown Thurs., Jan. 24. 1963.

merfield. Hunter s River and come to the raly members. Mrs. IggsvupsMigre: Dickiewn New Glasgow. attended a rally Beryl Craswell. Hunter's Riv- Mrs‘ Huntl' Dinmw“ New GI“: at Kcnsington United (‘hurch on or. reviewed the requirements ' y .' '

E. Dtndial. Mrs.

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Saturday January in for the wearing of the

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gow: Mrs. . > _ . . _ v . '. ' r: Follnu'lng the opening ccrc- uniform correctly. A variety of Beryl crawe" Hunterq Rive

. HAPPENINGS

. Miss Elsie Mayne. Summerfield; ‘Mrs. Donald Glover. Miss Dor- eriod of relaxation enjoyed l$§2¥pa§acx&2g'e‘ Mrs“ ngin3

mm“ the games perwd w lMrs. L. M. Murray. Kensington:

handwork was completed by the

mony to o'clock. Valerie girls during the craft hour. and

t Bowncss. Kcnsington. extended a welcome to those present. and M l, M. Murray. Kcnsington

E" a :-

A rally of Guides and Brown-

tion of Mrs. Fern Rogers. cap- ; tain. t

the presentation of an round" cord to Donn-'1 \lidtord of. Slemon Park by the district

lcy. A special part of the pro. gram was tltc showing of multir- ed slides of Holland and the Netherlands by Janet Unchar-

tended inter-national camps there last summer. The singing‘ was in charge of Mrs. it, ‘

les of Summerside and Slenton \leekly session of the Charlotte- Park was held at the Elm Street town Duplicate Bridge Club at School recently undo}- the (“rec—ville Charlottetown Hotel Monday Jnh

rs. .l. l The highlight of the rully ttzw.‘Dnnnld Campbell led the east—' ~31 i 1 west

commissinnmx Mm N ” “uh_ Ledwell. and Dr. Igoug MacDon-

lane and Patty Rogers. who at- Farmer for the to spot.

was conducted by Mrs. Ralphl . n. .N . Johnson and Wenda Crozier of I MES" wmnald D‘R} 5' iwav’ the Malpeque C.G.I.T.. an Ilene OOdS‘de‘ arga 9- ES' Sharon Baker and Molly Van {Ralph J°hns°“- Malpeque: M15" Mayne“, of the Marga“? group ses Donna MacLaren and Joyce. J h . d m; MacFadden. Lot 16. “Special bbii‘éis'»ri3‘r°‘l§e 1963! Mrs- Robert Carmthegz- fen- - i - -‘sington, was director. at ene mlss'on Stu y' an t was re tMacEwen and Norma Ramsay

UCW nresbyterial Christian edu- T‘lee tables attended “‘9 cationAconvener. brought greet- in s.

Bible study groups studied St. it :16-21. a 'scussed how this teaching may be applied to their present day associations with other people. Mrs.

night. D. Stewart and Mrs.

Side “'m‘ a SlleIanllal Dindial. Hunter’s River. and a gretted that the film “That They . . . margin over two beams tied fl” native of 'l‘rini a . was heard May See" cou not be shown ‘were reg'suars' and "‘1: “Sn' “mm 3D“ L90 mum" and Bl“ with enthusiasm and apprecia- due to projection difficulties. ms were greetEd by ranfneds

~ Caseley. Barbara Millar

tion. as she described her home- . D'sctission group reported on .L w. .t ald and B“ Ham 13’ land attd told of the influeneettheir evaluation of the Rally} 0"” d""‘ On the north-south side. Mr. for (‘hrist‘zinity. spread by thetprogram and number of

Stem shaded Rev. Mr. Morton the first Mari- time missionary to Trinidad. Site also paid tribute to the pt'e- Jean May“e of summertiem ' sent day missionaries there. innexpressed the appreciation of eluding Miss Elma lnman. for- t the visitors for the use of H, 9 "WV." "I “Wont P~ H l~ Kensington Church. and to the

and .\lrs. Gordon Mrs. Carl Green and Mrs. M.A.

MISCOUCHE

Betty Richard. student nurse ‘at Hotel Dieu Hospital. Bat h- rst. N.B.. returned to her du- ties after spending the. holidays

suggestions were presented for] future rallies. E

VOTED TOP TEAM

Panel Discussion Highlights .5on ker At Recent CGIT Rallyf§3i7353°"i=iver. vcifiljgfiiTrinity UCW Monthly Meeting

Trinity United Church Wonicti held their monthly meet'ng In the Social Hall on Monday evc- ning. January 16.

Miss Ethel Sutherland. assist ed by Miss Thelma Teed led the opening worship service us- in as theme “Christian Behaviour." Romans. chapter 12.

The president. Mrs. Kenneth Parker chaired the meeting and

and four children of Oyster Bed Bridge were visitors ' couche at the home of Mr. 8 n d Mrs. D.H. Gallant

Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDon- ald of Charlottetown we r guests of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Poirie'r of Miscouche on Stin- ay.

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Emmanuel Steele of Miscon- clie is much improved a ftcr having spent some time at Prince County Hospital.

Gus DesRoches arrived at his

home in Miscouche after having

spent some time in Clevcland. Ohio. visiting relatives an ' ds.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dottcette

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' greatly appreciated if any

e of tile study

“it”; “(they .lnllt‘S. Sect-man, read the minutes of tho annual meeting. The treasurcr'g r... port was given by Miss Mildnfi ‘_ Brown. Several recommendm ‘ tlong discussed and committees. formed to bring in their findings :it the next monthly nicotmg Mrs. I‘ai'kci‘ spoke of IIIt‘ an‘! Parliament. which is being hold . in (,‘liarlottctonui on February 3_ it and 1t) and she s'tid it w ttltl he

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the members could convention drlcgates.

The study period. which fol. lowed. took the form of a panel discussion on the first chapte book “The Wor

o entertain

by the Mrs. Thomas Humphrey. Prio to tltc discussion Mrs. Humph- rcy asked members to watch t citizen's foritm pro 'l‘\', The pmth was chaired h iordon Mat-D

‘ the seven unis Mrs. W. W. Reid. Mrs. Mal trolm Reeves. Mrs. Clive John '1' son. Mrs. Joan Mills. Mrs. J, C lilontgomcry and Mrs. Joseph ll}!

Wand. Brown-Owl. TORONTO ICP'”C°m°dIa"S The highlights of Maritime leaders for tanning the rally. .- - ,- returned to ".19" homo l" "all" Noah" This discus-Sh)“ W‘Wf’d Mrs. Iltiblcy thanked the git-k Johnny Wayne and Frank Shus- C(ll'l‘ camp council 1962. h cl Linda MgcCoubrey. R ut Ii $.Mlsctfug‘e “’ltll‘frgl’figfgts' lax all“? havmfl 5139'“ “l0 lltlll- mo :utcrcsting. informant-u hat :for their commotion-ins amt lhc ter of Toronto have been voted at chesecum. NB. were in- Johnston. Erna Dickieson and " an r5' '9”) K '. days “'"h M” DOWNS-E l’a'" anll lli‘ltlllll '0 the memllct‘t *‘V slide showing and briefly ad hest North American TV com- terestingly related by Sharon Carol Diekieson of the New Glas— MTS- Edmond GaUdOt 5" “ms. Mr- and Mrs- WIllmm showing them ow the study ll" dressed the group on the sigtii~ edy team for the second con- Clark. Kensington. The morning gow C.G.I.T. conducted an in- NIFhOIaS was a recent V's-"W ‘0 P" - I . period can he used as part 01 mil ficancc of H‘pgp intpt‘qtntinnnl scctitivc year in a poll by the session closed with a worship spirational worship service in Mlswucm‘ at “l” hom" 0 8‘" Mother Superior of Mtscouche tltc ])l‘0f1’l‘itlll at each meeting at N :camps‘ {Gym-mg h-tmuigmp United States showbusincss pub- service led by Joyce Bagnall. the church. Following the wor- daughterv Mrs; “WWW? 531‘ Convent is much improved after the t~c<pcctiye tttiiis. 7t]. ;am0ng u". gum” and hymynim lication Motion Picture Daily Nancy Smith and Dianne Taylor 'ship service. a friendship circle Jam and Mr- ('allflm‘ haying undergone SUl'flCl‘l' \ l‘l'lll'f‘l‘ and hymn brought wt ' of the “MM and Television Today. of the Hunter‘s River C.G.I.T. lwas formed and “taps' sung? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters the Charlottetown Hospital. the meeting to a close. ,. ' Enroll Caseley. Halifax". spent .r the past weekend at his home IT lat Kelvin Groyc. ts. I \ run Mrs. Lewis Moasc. ‘\‘cw An. Inc than. spent the past weekend at l"~. Summerside. to be with her fa- ca ther. Mr. William Johnson. Ken- w. r . sington. who is a patient in the (I Prince County Hospital. tai‘ ‘ ind Mr. George Duggan. Kcnsing tc ton. lcft recently to Visit rela- :tli tives in Western Canada. 's'. ‘1“! Mrs. Archie T‘ayntcr has rc- tti' turned to her home at Burltng- tsc ton after being a patient iii the c rince County Hospital. Sum- ttlg . mcrside. st'l ' \ Mr. and Mrs. lyan Harrington lltli ‘ opened their ltonte at S pt iii ‘inl tValley on Friday evening. for a tit rparlor social sponsorcd by St. in Stephen‘s Anglican ('lttti'ch. mt A pleasing program was car- ts‘s ried otit under the thattmnn mi Ship of thc rector. Rev. f‘tnnnld v: Parsons. William Harrington and ’n Coreen Sudshttry cniertmnml im with i'ccitationu. and llarlyrcit A. Harrington and \‘nrma llru'rutfzv A ton were heard in solns_ sclt‘ ac. I" companied on the guitar. littcr- hr esting contests were directed by l 1 Mrs. Charles Cole. :1 cake con- I W test: Mrs, .loscph f‘asclcy. llo. wering Romance. and \l r s, Hm Keith Sudshui'y. P. l-I. l. (ico— ch. graphy. m‘ Mr. Everett Stidsbui'y aiit-tion- )1: ed off a varicty nf donntcti rit'- ( ticles with considerable 'sllt't‘css‘. I} u adding both socially and t'tnnn- _ m cially to iltc cititnmciu of lllt‘ “L evening. I 'l'Is H n ' . s. Mrs. Hammond (“rock-cit. \l. ma. is a patient in the Wciztcrn u Hospital. mm Mrs. ll Rttsmll Rcziitv of ii: T‘s: Bishop Road. Quincy. \l a - w. hm was hostess at a mccttng of the L. ‘t education committee M iii c t Quincy Women's (‘Iuh '\l r s, tEdward I“. ’I‘t'atticr. chairman. .‘was co-hostcss. \lrs ’l‘ratttcr is

the former Ruth Larkin. .\lhcr» ton.

ELLEN'S DIARY The Birdsong

Echoes In

The Silence Of A Woodlot

So in»: afternoon. again the srl‘crltlle of ottr farming includ- ed a spcll spent in that gift of nature to the farmers. which is the farm': woodlot. What nice‘ treasures come off ill Not only the itth for mtr stores. but oth- er harvests as wcll. A spring- cutting yields the stakes for the fenc‘ng. And at any time of year. it tree the lumber-the stick. and stir-ks needed for works of rcnair. it gives Ihis housewife. 'zcncl'nusly. the wood ower: ,ntl tlic ferns: the charm of checkered paths. and leafy :rccn tunnels to know. and Innlecs whch raspberries and sunny dolls where wild strawberries. grow.

There too In that perfect sil- How far together? past "1‘, end 0f h

once enhanced by the birdsong. echoee from the busy. noisy ger prettily. and (I

Die? A man of this commun- fty. a sincere and well-respected farmer. came recently. and sud- l denly. to that last rest. to whic all mortals are one

seat-mate of James in his boyw hood. in the one-room school ; down the River Road. Kind re- collections of this companionship ‘

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by onei called. He was. as it happens. a of 3

Until tomorrow — —« Diary— Good-ni ht. . .

"How far together" after all. we shall walk?

“How far together? Till the road

nds at some

Until the be

Tolls for the entrance to the low b :

Churchyard wall. It

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How far together? Till the light .

No longer wakens in the loving 9.

Un it

Has swept the la. star-glimmer from the skies?

ii the shadow of the final ight

t e short road. beyond th e starry gleam:

d space. shall blen

vast Forever of our

Dream."

A day this was for this Com- munity. and farther. to mourn

loss

good farmer and a sincere

friend.

Until the only whisper to ‘F‘are— ‘ ell'."

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of youth. James entertains. not also he and many another friend have of the departed one. up i through the adttlt years. As that taming goes. he was one of the. best of farmers. He took great core of his fields and his stogk. The fields produced abundantly. and his herd of registered cattle

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His successe. and he had manv a one in his occupation -— he wore modestly. for he was ever a humble man.

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