ELLEN’S DIARY

Thoughts Commence Now To Turn Toward Winter .

nosily now. in a continuing gilit ni pleasant weather. iiiel days break ior ua iarm-iolks. over the hills ot the morning We come to on open door a mo- ment to enlov the muscle or the. new day homing. So peaceiiii the‘ scene is So still t seems that‘ the loavos. dartd g the trough stop their rustling to nhsrri-e i Now the sun comes. smiling. reaching out gentle iingcrs t'weri woodland and iield. brightening goldeny the tar side oi the val-l icy. gliding eastern windows. setting them aglnw like cwrls Sn serene the new da, | the sunlight reaches and spreads And a tutlc iiind comes down. irom up the creep in a promise-l to iarmers ot harvesting aheadl

— Bill there is a hreakiast to make ready and scric We come indoors to cut the loai and ar~i range the slicos oi bread in an early and privileged morning- ritc. And lamps comrs irnm ilrst t-horincs plensrd with new day. our rarpontor. does well in shaping the hack verandah into a siinporch. mmC‘S down stairs tram the quiet oi the tar sparc-room. and our day is on its nay

Thoughts coniincnre to turn toward the uintrr iteins nt sum- mer clothing ive tuck away. Ve take out the sweaters and lack-l ctr and warmer ucar oi Looler“ days 7 We cast on the required. stitches on the old knitting tie-l

odles. to make a new pair o i wintcr socks ior lamcs. Andi knitting tie see the iambkiiis} play their evening games in tliei meadow which runs by the lane ‘ We hear the robins at their de-‘ lightiiii evonscng. and a deep voiced trog lead in iriaos

aye/mg

‘ id's lite. she that but one so ac- ‘ iiu‘" No! Douhtlcss, she has her

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lMrs. Fred Show '

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in a perteci sprincimi: by the Mr] niillstream All in all lhr autumn days are quite busy Mi [arms Sit de mandmt: that «(id ilml‘s nu find e wear “a Sunni [or a rainy .. "Until." ii‘nr shame” I lilllP sparrow hri‘nnd 2 Nine says solcmiily All" lie count our blessings We think. among other things ot a lady or \islled‘ not so long ago, a innthfir midi grandmother. who has been coil-1 titled in a whedrhatr ior years. is she tloiin-hcartctl. even though she must trait an int-al-

onients oi sliadiiii. But she ha. managed to iiirii hrr inral. idism into a cherrltil. n'rn hap-

V state. which leads many a mic. blessr‘d \tltll tllal mobility which glus an acute iiie. come by her dour. in gain on- couragemcnt ot spirit irorn her. and inspiration there.

We \‘isll r arlri llllll James and ill? family. hm‘t‘ Interesting \'|SlllirS. And Me runlcss in en- terlainlng a icollnp of much r2< grcl. when lulks came by. while “e are abst‘nt gone as Jamel leasinnly ll‘lli ha\e ll on “Some wild»;o(ls?-Chascl" irnm l‘lnma.

“an tor nur hole at lunch. Ellen!" James says ln a make- believe stern voice so loud. Cur- iosity startled irom his mid-n nodding on the couch bounds to floor.

"I never saw sith a woman" he alias to the Carpentcr I! both. ai their day's and. hang caps behind the door. “she thinks men nevcr get hungry!"

Until tomorrow — — i8

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HAPPENINGS . ‘

Audrey Jenkins. wiiincn'

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i Mrs. Leland Nelson and dau-luere arranged by Shirley Lani-.iz“. Vm‘ and Damp

ghier. Barbara. Montague. ens

and Drgina Dirilzwél.

trrlainrd at a delightful mist-chi The brideviorbe expressed hell

lanenus shnltcr at their home} on Riverside Drive. Friday ev-‘ shine. in llnnuur oi Miss Har- rirt Lanigao whose marriagel takes place later this month. i

To this strains of lht‘ Weddingi Miirch. the hride—to—be. escort- ed by Catherine Matheson, en»

tcrcd the livingroorn which was Park United Church Debora is h. .5 spending in... wpuks in the

attractively decorated ior occasion

The gills were opened by Ca; therine liatheson. while the no companvrng good wishes uero‘ read hv hcairice rower Thel gilt hook-

ieita Lonigan.

MARY HAWORTH

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and the

appreciation, At the lunch hour. relresh» mcnts were served by girl Erirnds oi the guest of honour. r. Ind Mrs. J. Scott Cairns Freetown, attended the Bapls-. met at their granddaughter. De—l hora Louise Borys at apringi

the daughter or Corporal and Mrs. peter norys. Maple street. Charlottetown. i

.\ir and Mrs. Vernon Milton. and daughters Catherine andl

in charge or Mar-l Wendy oi Kelvin Grove return-‘ returned p. mom Mass, aiter ii

ed recently irom visiting in Han

Jealous Girl Fumes Over ‘

Marital Status Of Sister

Dray \l ,1 r V llmtnrtll Myl much younger sister dlsapcar. «l neariv 2n yriirs ago. aiter llgri second eiopemcnl with a boy. she was iorbldden to see she was hardly more than a childi the tirst limr. and was shit un»l der age the second time

rliir parentn had both mars riaccs annulled But she .iuati kept going the second time andl they never saw her again. i

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ed .tutie in a coastal state. al thousand miles ironi here When‘ told that her second marriage had been annulled. .liilie just said “Well. we‘ll do it all nvcri again " So they drove to u noi- ghhoring stale and did This ii have checked and verified

but i can itnti Tm rrcord ot lhei iirsl two attempts. The napersi were once in my parents' pos— srssinn: i've seen them. lsui ai- ter their death. they weren't lni be tound oi this .lulie saysfl “You didn't reallv think they would keep anything that un~ pleasant around. did you?" t

Most oi those "in the know" Ire now deceased. except ior one clergyman in a rest home who Couldn't remember yester— dly's headlines. He says his rc- cords have an "misplaced." Others conveniently rust don't know what i am talking about.

.luiie returns to become excit- ed she says. "We d d no wrong in the right oi God. our irlends tln believe we were married or not. as they choose." she also says that it t insist on stirring up things. she won't want

Iraund. When T told her T wnuld mlke

ilownld. remem» M1 Bend». we won't wlnt It or need it."

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bandied about ours is an old oroiid iamin and i am iirgenllyl concerned. please, advise in A C

Dear A t; it seems your sis- ter had ample lustiiication ior trying to “get lost" irnrn her ia- mil~

l'our rambling agitated nar- rative. hcre condcnscd. clearly reveals that you are making a mountain oi n molt-hill.

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gards her respectability rating.l

Also. that you are at body - handed nusybndy in the nrt’xent. instance. Ind should be rained- ln nature ynu dtl harm.

Even ll you mean Wz‘il lin so

tar as you recoH or your motives at this wrinngt. still.

ed lesome periorn-iance in wrong. l

in my opinion. you greatly: need analytic help to get to the’ heart ot your compulsive drive to lay waste your sister's pleas. nntly ordered iiie. and destroy her peat-e. since you've caught up with her.

You need help in racing and overcoming your hostile tleaiousll bias towards her. which you are exercising st Ihil time in guise oi ieeiing aiiec. tionateiy soliclioua ior her iu- turc weiiar .

What's your trouble? i sur- mise you Ire habitually lonely. leading an empty pointless ex< isiencc: hence ieapi at the seeinv ing opportunity to till your the by managing Julie'l. and espec- iaiiy her children's. since Ihe'l been nwny her contentment. it pop- iiblc.

Whatever the dentin oi the le- g-I knots tb-t have been tied. untied and renal. during the

'icxtended motor trip to Toronto

"inund." And i think your: me unconscious itrit goal is to tnlte‘

coin-u of Julie'- marriage. it Is drew] Slug 2. .tt. i . | an ham-bl- reikllimttln. a: lumped-lite ynd 54-inch; blous- sun

1 yard 89-inch. IQ. FIFTY

Is Life Member

The WMS oi Ziun Church met in the Ladies radar October 4th with a large attendance. The president Mrs. G hallingail presided. Mrs Sutherland Mc- Lran was in charge or the De- votional Mrs led in prayer Scripture read- ings read in unison The ioliow- ing members oiiered prayer. Mrs. Shaw. Mrs McLeod, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. .V ch‘adycn, Mrs. D.A. Campbell Exanllion read by yirs. A./i. MacDonald.

midi-call was answered by verse oi scripture. Minutes were read by the secretary. The trea- surer gave the iinancinl rrpnrla Ind the ottering vtas receiv and dedicated iiith praycr the president l

Final arrangrmcnts were m nde ior the Thank oiiertng meeting. chorts were given by . rs. D.A Campbell and Mrs. Bailingall who attended the An-

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nuai mu‘iinl held in Sydney. Sept. 25th and 25th. The secretary oas asked

order the new study hook. it wusi decided to invite the membersi oi st lamcs Auxiliary and tbel i-iunter itiver Aukdiary also the two young Womens Guild oi Zion to the Thank Oilerlngl meeting Guest speaker ' _ peeled to be Mrs. TD. DcBlois. A liie membership certiiicatc was presented to Mrs. Fred‘ Shaw who has been a member ior Alt years. Mrs. read the address and madcilie presentation. Mrs Shaw replied. . The meeting closed with the Mispah Benediction

l linx. NS. and St. John. MB. In ‘

i St John they visited \lrs. Mil-i lar‘s sister and husband lit. and Mrs. Donald alcConaghy.

A reception and supper partyl were held Saturday evening in. honor or the oiiicials oi the Do—‘ minion Drama Festival by Dr. and Mrs. Frank Mach'innon at their home on Fitzroy Si. Mem- bers of the local Centennial Committee also attended.

Mrs. Fred G Fitzgerald. who has been the gtlcst or her sis- ters. the Misses Marinrir and Betty Hnll hag retllrnr‘d to her home in Saint Jnhn. l

Mrs. 1.5 Andrew. Charlotte- town has returned (ruin a plea- snnt trip to Toronto. Niagara F3115. Arnnrior. and Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wood, Eelvgdere. have returned trorn I IhrCE-Wt‘nk motor trip in Ed- monton. Alla They Visited with heir Snn Calvin. daughter-in- athy arid ’ted with‘

Heather Thry also v-

irlcnds there

l Mrs Phyllis Hooper Blair.

Miss Louise W a rre n and Mr.

John E. Murley have lcii on an

and Boston, Mass. Miss Florence tnmau. Victor-

city with her grand-nephew Piiul lnman. while his parents are holidaying in the United States anti Montreal

\lr and ms nohert T'zlrksl

Visiting in F El They Here at:- companied by the ballet”! moth- er. Mrs Fred MacDonald. Char- lottetown. “Im will Visit with her trip daughters. Mrs. Parks, and Mrs John MacDonald in stonham. Moss

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'zdnza nvr‘r lr'l\i‘i'< til uniting and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gavin,

wiNNlpEc: A election at leading medical students iron. eight eastern Canadian Univer— sities have been invited in he the guests oi the Joseph p. Keri- nedy Jr. Foundation at its ice- ond international Awards dinner to he held in New ank. Decem- hcr 5. less.

The universities involved Ire: natticusie in Nov. scotia. Laval. University or Manila? and Mc- Gill in Quebec. Queen’l Toronto. Wutern and uttawa in Ontario.

The Kennedy Foundation will pay expenses at the students at. tending the dinner which will be proceeded by a lull day sclenlii- ic seminar on various aspects on mental retardation. in addi- tion. the heads oi the various university medical departments have been invited and they In responsible tor the selection oi- the students who wilt attend.

The announcement was made by Harry E. Foster. chairman

emors oi the Canadian Associa- tipn ior netarded Children which held its annual convention in Winnipeg in September. lie or piained that the dinner is the occasion when leading world scientists and lay leaders a re honoured by the Foundation ior meritorious accomplishment in . the field at mental retardation. The Joseph F. Kennedy Jr

was In 1546 by former U.S. Ambassld‘ or Joseph P. Kennedy II I memoria‘i to his son, Lt. Joseph P. Kznnady who was killed in action during World War Ll Since that time. Mr. Faster Inld.

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more ill-n 316.500. in bowl!- Ill. cu institutions. any are

be rid munch p Sect-I in the Held 0! mental M uni-lion.

The tint international Awlldl dinner held lint December in Wuhlngton wu pmldcd we! by Presldlni John F. KIM

grunts tulalliIIl $215,000. Among the [our torelgn sclenilais chol- en ior awards wn Dr. Murray L. Barr. bend of the DepIer oi Microscopic Anniomy It "I! University at Western Ontario.

Mr. Foster slid (but throth

tnrded Children there in c i o l I liaison between United Sui“ Ind Canadian organization. ll- cluding the Kennady Found.- uan. on matters rented in mm- tll retnrdltlon which in describ- ed al the Ernie“ child Iifltcint (Icing both cwnh‘lu and “tech- ing three out oi every Ill) chill-

oi I11: Hoard of Honorary Gov» dun in

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Concludlflsi he llld tint II that yur'l awards dlnnu- man than 750 scientists Ind prniuv slonll personnel IcLiv: in the field at mental retardation It- landed. in nddltlan. I” medic-l students from Ni Eutcin Sel- board medicnl college: which are in rensnnnifle proximity tn the awards dinner site we“ guests 0! the Foundation. Mr.

Foster

oiilcills [or the decision to in- clude this year‘s out-IIIndin' medic]! student! from CInIdiIII Universitiu located within ru- lonIble travelling d i l t I he I from New York. till my ilw

MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. BRODERICK the Foundation has distributed

dinner site.

Reception At Pius X Follows Broderick-Power Nuptiols

Baskets oi mixed itcivers dc. coratcd the altar oi St. Bonaven- lure's Church. Tracadic. when ception ior 75 guests ivaa held Marie. daughter oi Mr. and at St. Pius Tenth Hall. Parkalz. Mrs. Edward rower. became The bride's table was centered the bride oi Charles Wiiired with a three tier wedding cake. Broderick. son oi Mr and Mrs..topiicd iiith a miniature bride Everett Brodrrlck. Tignisli. land groom and decorated with

Rev. Kcniieth MncMillan per-.siiier leaves. inrmed the ceremony and ceiol Dennis Clough. as master at brated the nuptial mass. The ai. ceremonies. called upon the tar boys were Frederick Power. best man to propose a toast in brother oi the bride. and Mich» the bride the groom responded. eat Broderick. brother oi the Father hiacMiilsn and Charles groom Miss hernadeite Powerlcampbell spoke on behait or and her three sisters. cousins or i the young couple. A tel the bride sang apnropriateiriom the bride's aust snduncic. hymns. i Mr. and Mrs. Wilired Hyncs. we.

Tiny pink and yellow nosegaysl rud- markcd the guest pews. ‘ Miss Forence Hughes. cou-

Thr bride. given in marriage‘ sin oi the bride. circulated the by her iather. tonoked lovely in guest book.

a liner length gown oi nylon or- The groom's

n t-orsage oi White Carnations. Following the ceremony a m

While we are eating an iv- eiiaec oi 150 pounds or molt meat per person a year. we av-! erage only 10.9 pounds ot-iish a year per perso This ll national iood situa- tion that can and should be re- medied. What cIn we do than a

As a starter. let's look into the cause or reason.

Fish is not high-priced. it costs less than meat and most poultry and time are pieiitiiul variiica available throughout the year. What is the stumbding block?

it lx not generally understood that, biologically speaking. ituh ii mcat. it is more ltinn a meat or poultry substitute; it la a meat alternate. which means

at it contains proteins. vitn~ mins. nuneruls and other nutri- ents oi the same high quality as meat Fish is as easily digested as meat or poultry cooked by comparable mcthoda.

Some homcmukera say they don't buy tish becnuse it is "body" and messy. isut that‘s no good reason. bccsuse boneless trash or ouickirimn itsh tiiieti are availalfie in every state.

OTHER Excusn

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taiieta. iashionrtt with s iittcd were present at the wedding. lace bodice. hateau neckline and, Ouisnlslhe province guests lily point slccves The bouiinnilciuded .\ir. and Mrs. patrlck skirt was gathered in the bacleicrncy. spmervilie. Mass. Miss with roses or white organza. Hcci .loan Hl'heS. Arlington. Mass. shoulder length veil was hcldlantl \iis Patricia Ward. Dart. by a crown or seed pearls andl mouth ' sequins She corricd a bouquet. Leaving ior a honeymoon at or deep red roses iNiagara Falls the bride wore a Misses Elizabeth and Marinni turquoise threeplecc suit oi ii- Power. bridesmaids ior thcirlnen with white accessories and sister. were identical st rceti a corsagc 0! white earn-tidal. length dresser ot dream biuci Prior to her marriage the point do scie iiitli inatr-hinglbridc was honoured at a kit- iieaddicsses They carried nose. chcn shower by the teachers oi gays oi white carnatinns iiiihiyiortdi Elementary School at tinted blue centers. like home or Mrs. Cecil McCar- Leo Broderick. broihrr oi thal thy. Morcli. A miscellaneous. groom, acted as hestinan Thr‘ shower. by the Misses Florence usiicrs iiere .ioseph McQuaid. Hughes. Teresa McQuuid uriii cousin oi the bride. and Gerald Patricia Power. was held at McCarthy. the homo oi the bride's parents. For her daughter's wedding..Tracndic. Mrs. Power chose a powderl The bride and zoom hay: is- hluc two piece dress with white ken up residence in Morcli, accessories and n corsace oi where the groom is a member white carnatiuns. The grnnm‘li oi the teaching stnii oi Moi-ell mother wore a rrrn l‘lnrnl‘ Regional High School. dress with white at'rrssnrir's and. (Phil: by C. . MICK”)

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Olhcrs say thut lish smell! up

inodnit they are prnperly cooked. No. dear iriendr. these iirc

were riim. sometimes with the apron skirt eltect achieved by admin.

Faun used the double- breasted coat in waist and hip. length lnckets Is suit toppers in n black dress and coat cos- tume oi nylon jersey he lined the cost with natural monkey

ii a triage edge.

Eve Lyn oi Montreal iesiurcd the pullover look. A white. rloor. lcngth ricevclciu pullover dress Wu worn with a belt. For Him wear. Eve Lyn's ipec pity. she showed a matching green tery- lcnc and cotton raincoat. rain- rkirt. hat and lp-tk with tiger. striped :crsey pullover.

H00 A'I'I‘ACIIED olivin or Hamilton showed the wrapped silhouette in dresses

Swoyecl By US. Designers

MONTREAL tcrie'rlir rn-.turers." lie tell it wsa bad nadian buying public is iichie..pollcy to be influenced by tasteless and "gullcss" when it.Uuited states designs. comes to selecting iiirniiiirr. ‘ T SELL Titer

This was he opinion M» “A taste ivr pressed by some ot the roiin- original design it“ to try'.( top iurniture designers tomthe Canadian public." here lat the current nnnual‘sa . iurniture market trade Show. other dcsigncri blamed the M loll-Ii It! with Itticket!

The designers. at a seminar. lbuying public. One claimed the Ml A fleeveleu wmwmnd kgrccd that something is wrttnn‘cansumer didn‘t " c the corduroy Jumpsuit-en covered with Canadian home tiirnishinc. puts" to ask ior what he really but their nhmns were varied. wanted. mixing”: $303!“: num-

riungarianhorn designer Tam; "The iotauer cln't be blamed ” E c C - ' C ' Szirnay said there is a “great because he doesn't believe the "l'd' "f¢"'1°|“5'“k9‘°”“|“k paradox" in North America. consumer tin nny any- 3" W“ C" "V" ' "'9 Peonlc here had a “iantnsiir, wny. the manuiaciurei-n “"71"” “5 wm‘ “"3" '. ’9‘ possibility to live graciously" goes along with it bee-use he 2mm“ W“ Ilmn" hidden but tailed to take advantage oi doesn't get any requests ior 1” l" “‘0'” “d. 0" "ll it. “min, my... “I” Wm m. sleeves and white orliin Hr satd North Americans gutim consumer in with“ cwerlnl I‘lim bill: over- would spend :45 week on the {int place." I‘ groceries. whilc immigrants Meanwhue. in an interview. would wen! spend trade show hostess Mail-gan

' id that North Ameri- iurnlture mmuikctiim aucceniully stre-rniined the their industry so that przcea

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mel'l Funnel Slew-rt. featuring the cultume look. combined two or mm color: Ind ilbflcl. liking some Clo-k efltecia

a designer had held innit war that M lhe desluncrs. .were kept down even innu‘h

“Designers in this country are cost: hld been inure-led. She bWWiI Ind white buundl-mth copylnis. Thry [like all theirlnttrlbuted thin to improvcmnnil Ian-e Ind I plelicd crcpl ideal tram Amcriran mnnlilace ln conniruiclion Ind Mrlll. biotin. fill-hm