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Inspiring and challenging was the atmosphere experienced by over 100 United Chufeh Women who attended the Fall Rally of the Presbyterial United Church Women held in Spring Park United Church. | Highlight of the session was 4 |book review presented by Mrs.
|C.R. Webbef, Summerside, Pres-
byterial secretaty of steward- ship and recruiting. The third year Bible Study book for adults of the new curriculum entitled “Jesus Christ and The Christian Life’ was reviewed by Mrs.
. |Webber. She termed the book as
wonderful and feels: ite use would be beneficial to all, espec- jally to Sunday School teachers and through the week groups. The new curriculum is now be ing used by four thousatid chur-
' lehes, accepted by 96 per cent F | of people:
The assembly was then divid- ed into discussion groups whose was to consider seven
the discussion groups were: Mrs. Bryer Jones -with Mrs. Kenneth Patket; Mrs. Clayton Lewis; Mrs. John Ball with Mrs. Charles Mutech and Mra. W. B. Creed with Mrs, Gerald Wyr-
was.
Mrs. Heber Jones, Charlotte- town, chairman for the rally in- troduced Mrs. E.8. Chafidler, president Of the Spring Park United Church Wofhed. In her remafks of weleomé Mrs. Chan- dler noted that this was the first Presbyterial meeting held in the
MR. AND MRS, VINCENT MacKENZIE DOUBLE RING CEREMONY
The United Church Manse, United Church Hall, Alberton, Elmsdale, was the seene of & was followed by a honeymoon fall wedding on October 9, trip\throughout the Maritime when Hazel Elva, daughter of provinces. The newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy, residing at the Zenith Park Rosébank and Neil Vificent, Motel, West Royalty. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil] Mac- bride is on the teaching staff Kenzie, St. Catherines were of West Royalty school and the age in. marriage. The dou- groom is a letter carrier with
e ring ceremony was peéf- formed by Rey. E.S. McKil the Postal Dept, Charlotte- lop, assisted by Browh Jar- dine. A reception held at the —
~ MR. AND MRS. J. A. LeC CLAIR
Recently United Islanders Make Home In Oshawa
Rustico t@ John Aftmand , son of Mrs. Rudolph Le Clair of North Rustico and the late ea! oat ‘ The cia clergyman was Rev. Francis ‘oteorsn and of
fewlyweds. Joanne Gallant, sié ter of the bride, ¢ireulated the er her daughter’s
‘ot Mrs Gallant wore a crepe i cranberty red with overtone. Her hat wai of ing shade with black and feather trim, and were black. Her corsage white roses.
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Christian Edtcation Ceittre since the cial omens of Spring Patk United ureh in June.
The Presbyterial officers were introduced and Mrs. Henry Moyse, Summer side, presi- dent, expressed pleasufe at be- ing present and appreciation to
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A Lovely Autumn Haze Blued The Distant Hills
road ran in a réd ribbon out and.6ver the hilltop, and in the E remind
ling, | distanée, in
appearance fil of the miniatures the child- rén operate in the sandpile, we of the flow ‘of
Highway. And there at our Road's end was the white ¢& "old Kirk” spire outlined
ingly against the, October sky. Down a slope of a far
of this farm and across the road now in the of improve- ment, you find the A’s home.
. |Not far removed from it, great ‘lfoad machines were in
opera- tion. We heard the clang afd
hef | clatter of that work. Alien sounds
quiet of this place, set down in & nook of farmland; a sheltered spot.by the stream. “
This is a pleasant home to vi sit. The pair, retifed from farm- ing, though still active, and
oung at héart, continue to ex i their intefesting and pleas antly busy days. But they havé fo cares now of the seasons to hurry thetfi: no harvesting of field to gather, no livestock re- quirifig their care: Only the sleek ts that nap in the sunshine are there, contented an- imals if a home where only kind- hess prévails. .
All-day the great disc of mac- hife céntinued to cultivate our patch of new. land...And on the
abott the cattle-kind grated as thougn it were still summér, so lovely the day was.
“Now tomorrow, Ellen..-” James says, rising from the old armchair, night at the window.
“Ves?”
“Tt will be another busy day!
Until tomorrow---Diary—~
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. better than most candidates, she préférs to stay in the background. She admits she is fascinated by politics and was among the first members of the COF, fererusner of the
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@f the New Democratic his wife Irma (above) im his constituency of Burhaby-Coquitlam. Although party workers say her politie- al imowledge is as good as or
Wife Finds Politics Exciting But Prefers Obscure Role
By STEPHEN SCOTT her husband she is indispen- BURNABY, B.C. (CP)—Irma sable to his career. Douglas turned off the world) The role of politician's wife series game on the television ‘is fo pictic,”” Mr. set, eased back in her rocking said at 4 célebration in Van- chair and talked polities. jcouver marking his 30 " Spfinkled through her con® jpolitics. “Her unfailing good ments during the next hour humof afid quiet courage have weéte such statements as: imade it possible fr me toe a | love politics.”
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and help it would not possible.” terribly A petite woman with eons exciting. j /hair, twinkling eyes @ Not very sutprising remarks ready iaugh, Mre. Douglas is from the wife of T. C. Douglas, described as “chafming’ and national leadér of the New'a “hard worker’ by pariy Democratic Party, a man who|workers. And although she has spent 90 of his 96 married prefers to stay in the back- years as an elected representa- | , they say het political tive. is as ‘ as, Bacept that Mrs. Douglas |better than. that tmost ¢an- was talking ad a spectator ra-|didates, a compliment she mod- ther than @ pafticipant; a6 @/estly disputes. woman who prefers to remain : Douglas wae inter in the shadow of her husband viewed in the smal] apartment as he stands in the national the Douglases maintain in the Political — riding; their main home is in She declines Almost all ifivén-|Ottawe. She @aid Ghe likes
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The Douglases have twe daughters and Mrs. Douglas admits that bringing up chil- dren is the most difficult of all things for a family in politics, The father is away much of the time, schooling is a problem When part of a year i#@ spent
tions to speak and confesses a/| certain fear of saying some-
thing that would te embertes! Treyvellers Enjoy
ipg to her husband and ? eters!’ Day Of Leisure
Duting the Nov. 8 Today they're on their own!
campaign, as in countless cam-| paigns in the past, she works in! |The Bermuda travellers can do is in the hustings. just as they please, whether ex-
the constituency while Mr. However, she will join her hus- | band for the last major ov | eoantiyside ae Ei
through the country. Ghe says she believes one ogee sunbathing or swim.
oo, Ped the family wee Two ocean side pools complete in riding, Burnaby-Co- i quitilam, while the other is With shopping arcades and cool
away. Bhe attends coffee Tefreshment wil] likely be oe parties and visits campaign lar, and for boating enthus- adquarters but emphasizes | sts, sailboats and pedalboats that she does not run the cam- Caf be had for the asking at the paign: hotel’s pave acht club. Dinner dineing will end PROVES INDISPENSABLE _ a happy day; with the Vacation- bit she ev ers looking forward to @ special
if a capital city, and thé chik dren sometimes. suffer from be-
it’s ‘too great~a price to ut you can’t wait until @hildren grow up to énter poli- tics. It’s something you have to
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