MARRIED AT SUMMERSIDE

In the above photo are shown ;and Mr¢;.John MacDonald of 0’- Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Ring, fol-| Leary

flowing their recent marriage at Lodge,

The groom ig the son of Mr.

Summerside.|and Mrs. Thomas L. Ring of

bride is the former Avis /| Bridgetown, N.S. (Plioto by Sears

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' Icicles Drip In The Sunshine As The ‘Crow Month‘ Passes

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ever ahead to those new delights

which come to us as the days|/.

' @ontinue to unfold. ~

At Alderiea, as on other Is- Jand farms, she younglings will appear i aaty and fold, and the hopes and atns of the far- mers for their herds ynd flocks will be realized and-come true es they welcome) choice calf er other fine ase there.

“We've had no snowshoeing!” Granddaughter remembered to day of a Winter which so far has given no depth of snow on the fields. But a little pond, ice- eovered, nestles in a dimple. of meadow below the house across the jane vet fashioned espec- jally by Mother Nature for-such

» gmall ones’ pleasurings: And what ideal coasting and tobog- ganing they have on the pre sent - white-crusted slopes. We saw them coast down the de scent streamward, this evening fn the rose of the afterlight,’ dogs scouting along beside them,

“evidently quite as pleased as the ehildren with this pastime. _

This afternoon brought us last of the sawing of maple-wood. Now, in a substantial supply, for the several houses of the name, heaps in that field by the wood

lamd indicate nice eooking-fires and comfort through the year ahead. Many hours went toward the harvesting — brain for the and brawn as well. Yet most happily given @ of. that

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HOUSEHOLD HINT

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It's not whether or not you eat

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counts; it’s whether you eat prop- erly nourishing food. If your in- dependent teen-ager balks at the routine morning fare, try him on such“unorthodox but nourishing fare as bread and cheese with a whole tomato, dr an egg sand- wich for a change.

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Mary Haworth eounsels through her column, not by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper.

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Charles Rix on February 9th.

Monday evening,

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“Thought for the Month”, and singing “‘Blest Be The Tie That Binds’, followed with the Mary

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a, Woman's oe Ai oe Py vend amet Mrs. rle Rodd. The meeting opened with a circlé of prayer, followed by the business period, presided over by the President, Mrs. Ted Sabine. The President expressed her appreciation to the Secretary,- Mrs. Orville Turner, for providing” transportation for her to attend the Sub-Executive meeting of the Presbyterial which

gave a summary of a most pleas- ant day's activities in Missionary work.

At this time it was moved and seconded that we set up a sch- edule for our W.MS. Executive to draw up same and to be approv- ed by the members. The feltow-

ville Monday evening£ Feb- ruary 2nd., with the president, Sirs. Theren Ellis presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll call was answered by 16 mem- bers. A discussion on how toe raise funds followed, and it was decided to start three travelling aprons. Mrs. Randal] Boates, Mrs. Percy Vey and Mrs. Lorne Laxton offered to make some and start them on their way. Joining fees were coliected from members who were not present at the annual meeting, bringing the total membership up to 19, offering amounted to $4.45, pen- ny a week offering $1.19. Mrs. Thelma Boates reported on a convention she attended in Charlottetown. Friendship secre- tary reported ten treats, gix let- ers, aeven shut-ins, one congrat-

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