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A recent ceremony emnized by the Rev. Louis P. Callaghan in the Chitrch of the Holy Family. Kensington. when Madeline Helen. daughter of

Ir. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin was united in marriage to .lam- es Wallace. son of Mr. and Mrs, Camille Bourque of Summer- side, in a double ring ceremony.

The bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the strains of the Wedding March. Mrs. Thomas Turner accompan— led the girls choir who sang se- lections throughout rho coro- many.

The bride. wearing traditional white. looked lovely in a brocrl lde sheath With three quarter length sleeves trimmed with white angora hir. Her shoulder‘ length veil was held in place. by; a bars of sequins and pearls.’ and she carried a bouquet o f white carnations with red roses. The bride's only jewellery was a single strand of pearls. a gift of the groom.

Carolyn Bourqiie. Sister of the groom. as bridesmaid. wore a street length dress of red velvet With fitted bodice and hill skirt. She wore white accessories and carried a bouquet of tinted car- nations.

The groom was attended by

Clair Perry. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Goodwm c ose a toast

beige three piece knitted suit and. matching accessories. and Wore a corsage of pink carna- tiions.

The M r 1.

mm“: mother.

Camille Botirque. chose a blue‘

dress with pink accessories. and Corsage, of pink carnationa. Following the ceremony. a dinner was served for the im- mediate family at. the home of the bride. The bride's table was eentered with a decorated three titer wedding cake topped with a

miniature bride and groo . A toast to the bride proposed

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CLASSIC WITH RUFFLES

RUFFLES are back 'with all

touch to a classic. shirtwaist dress for late spring and sum-

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MARY HAWORTH

ELLEN’S DIARY

“'l‘hzs is the tirst day I've act. 'fually caught a glimpse of the ‘jspring one can see it along the fields" the younger farmer oftered this morning. He had returned to the _ ifrom hauling by h o r s e atid sleigh. the stable—cleanings to ’a heap In the field. at the n e ar ’2 side of the mapltI grove. F or Siextra "hire". besides the fond hope entertained of increased crops from the humus w hen .‘spread. he had brought home ‘ with him, the lifeless form of a L, fine red fox.A plucky animall fidoubtless he had been. hav i nz‘ battled by book and by crook to survive thus long. the winds aitd storms of his living. Grant- Ied toothat be Is of some help. but In more ways titan one. he * ‘is a pest of the farmlands. K "It‘s good to be rid of him . ‘before the chicks and the duck- llings come” a farmwife of t he ' road. commented hearing of the take.

"Yes" the younger farmer‘ continued t h I a morning. "Ine‘ sun is commencing now to make

impression about," icicles on e a v e s dri f Tell. A warming ha7e lay along the far hills.

“ The wash waved in a gent l e . wmd. (‘ackles rose from ; stables. Peter carried ' among the first laid. of bantams' "spring" eggs.

“One for Gran‘daddy's. and Inns for your breakfast tomor-‘ lrowl" he said.

I He was. it so happened. the lyoungest the company of ‘Ichildren gathered to the dis ftrict school d o w n the R i \' e 1‘ this afternoon. when the teacher and pupils held th e i r

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Holy Family

by Father Callaghan. was re- annual Open House. sponded to by the groom. . _ I Telegrams were i. Quite a fine school ours is from England and Tnmmn. and now. improved as it has bee n read by the best man. In I‘N'Pnl 3'93” I" kPPplnl prim m ha,- maH-iage th. wuh the times. Not that in our_ bride was guosi of ham, 8. sev. day of teaching there. that it eral showers. was at all uncomfortable or Mr. and Mrs Btitlt'qut' are re- dreary. adequately heated by Siding in Summerside where the (‘031 as ll “85 arid brightly liz- groom is employed with Curran bled by its rows of windows. and Briggs. :t one side. the original win- (Pholo by Heckberl Studio) dows have been replaced by

Mysterious Mink Stole Worries ModeI’s Mom

DEAR \IARV HAWORTH: am the widowed seven ('I'IiIfIl‘f‘ll. six have married and moved away.

I fur stole. quite evpensive look- ing. which she said was smur- rol. that she was buying on monthly payments Suspicious. My youngest. a daughter 19. still I took the fur next morning to In high school. lives with me. :the STOP? whose label was at- She is one problem. tacthed. There I was told the She couldn't care less about stole is mink, for whioh my dniis book learning and often begs mc glitcr and her father” had paid to let her quit school and work 51.200 in cash the preceding day. part time. She has been win- When I confronted my dau- ning beauty contests since bahy- gihtcr with this information she. and is rather spoilcd. accused me of spying and trcat— \‘ow shc is doing pant-time ing her as a child. 'I replied that modeling bringing in twice as 71 some ways a girl I9 is mill much money as I niakc, a fact a child. whereupon she she nver lets me forget. fully compared her figure Until 5“ months ago I would mine. have said we were a typical case of overly protective mother DIVR'NG A LENGTH" Imm' view witib my pastor on the

headstrong daughter; but _ recent detelopmpnts are disqurh. subject. he had the nerve to ' suggest that she may he prosti-

in: {CAME [WINES a hank d“ tutinig herself I slapped his face posit book in her room. showing a d am "(M 8”“de 8 mr' dpmms in bank fcrent church. I would stake my mm“ 1 '15de life that she is virginal and about it. she said she was sav- . “I” mama"? so "I‘m “he mad-“PB ing for a car. but refused to slay Bl” She Is bf‘mmmg mm? "."d where shc got the money or m"? how]? In Tm“ 57'?"de why she didn't use the, local "ml? "Hams “Rm her gm {'Ionds' ha ks. acting as 1th arm“: sidtoopyhland- y her life. Can you please help " W ”" ‘. me‘.‘ If only you can give me a push in the right direction I shall be eternally grateful. P DEAR PIA; lit seem Impossible th at a widmved mother of seven children. with sense enough to head up a household and earn a living. Could be as much of a simple- bon as you seem . However, a proverb tells us that "There are none so blind as those who will not see." And perhaps you simply unconscious- ly refuse to come honestly to i grips with the blunt implications ‘ of your daughter's latterday af- fluent-e. ". You probably ‘. pastor’s face for say what you deeply fear to true. it won't think. ' If this is the way you . . ' t to persons who have the concern and the cour- l age to try to help you get down 'to cases. in Facing the facts whatever they are. thcn you might as well stop looking for help. If your daughter “has Indeed e of! tfbe d end. into a sea of trouble whcrc you can't reach her. the best you can do. in that event. is to face to truth of her predicament and try to summon all possible for- . for good iio er rescue. I think your first move in th

9: almost

slapped t h o venturing to

whole situation with a first rate famtilzyr relations counsellor and follow tlhe guidance given

I'm your unfairness.

Mary TTHHIII‘III counsels flux 1 ough her column. not by mail. . or personal interview. Write her ' in care of (the Guardian l. SHOW NEW PLANE SAUGUS. Calif. heed Aircraft corporation has unveiled a mode ,- mile-an-hoiir plane it calls the, fastest entry in the competition

to design a US supersonic

.transport. The needle - nosed

el was put through Wind'

and is fashioned with is double tunnel tests for reporters at ruffled bodice accented with Lockheed's Rye anyon re-I tine pintm-king and touches ‘MI‘C centre. DOSlEnet“ “Y; M dphmw law? I" ‘km NW theI craft. which has double; delta wings, could carrv 218

level fullness pressed pleats.

through un- passengers and fly up

‘ feet in altitudo.

. ely however. ilie thought came.

'and occupations open to young

iEliabetb's In It rt ‘1 (‘Illld 33' ‘ also present

IBUf'kmf-‘Ilr'il‘l paw“ 391:1“ Wendy MacDonald. Mary Ellen ‘Emmet Isuiip._.u<ed as a maternity wing wnmL

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9 night direction is to t'l'lSt‘llSS tho .

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A Warming Haze Brings Glimpse OI Springtime

’siiiallcr. highcr lights We coit- fess \ie m i s s the former o n es

\\'Ill(‘ll allmicd both icachcr anti

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pupils to cum; wider vistas ne- _\oiid: the changing of the spa

“(Tillie—CiuardianjCharlottetown, Mon. March 9, 1964. ‘

: -‘ glimpses of grcenin: leaf and ticld...lcaf fall. aiid ploucd nicailoii': intimate pic-

.. .... H A P P E N I N G S

b rm: f: rm - folks at work , (12.. m. dim. Trim m“. 9‘.” “an Audrey Jenkins. Women's Editor: Phone 4-8506

stray to hiin sights - blue sky and white cloud - drift. remind- fuI of those Alpian Itcights to

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The Kcnsington-lndian River gher. Lorraine Caliill. Linda Playci's :irc rchcarsin: for their,Gallant and Mrs. Audrey Liv- Icarning. to which young minds St. Patrick’s play under the iii; tingslone.

"1”" I'I‘mh- rection of Mrs. Leslie G. Ram

Th? “PM "W? WW” '" he sa\ ‘ . \ti- atid iii-s Lea Bell a n d 3‘ al‘lar“ 3“ "Il‘llahlp “‘1 9"" This year a mystery conich son Bruce. who have recently lightening affair. Pleasant. in ' ' ‘ that it gathered in mothers from the far ends of the district to

Germany. were

pal character is a man \th fine _ ’ amin party at

the home

I . comic possibilittcs "f a social spcll. educative as in Then, an, ,6." champ..." mm Mr. and Mrs. Elmer \loase. Ncw ‘3 <‘I050l‘ Perspective. tliey he- m“. mm...“ such as Ravmflnu Annan. Accordion selections by seeing how their children spentlsnmh‘ is...” much“ Hal-{9 (Mar. Walter Moase. accompanied at the school - ay rm. and wmmfn irgonauit the piano by Mrs. William Pid-

It is a young and alcrt coni- pany that gathci‘s tbcrc. What. we wondered. would succecd in: years do with thcm'.’ What IIIIP would this. and that one, fol-I Iow'.’ Looking b a c k along time to the same school and its scho-

Audy Turner is back \\ith the 29”“ “'PI‘F 2 If‘mlll‘e OI the (“'9- group. also Mr and .\lrs,.lohi. nlng Refreshments ucre serv- "l‘hclnia ("anicron and \lr. and “1- “'3 a n ‘1 Mr?- “ I 3M Mrs, Lennard Mm-Letiam Bruce. will be leaving in the near

This presentation Wm he held future for Winnipeg. where .\Ir.

in me Elmwnmry School A...” el'. vho is serving with the Ca- mrmm mewmn ,navlim Army. has been posted. . . ., .

they will spend a week‘s holi- y. llndtan River CWL. : Eighteen tables of progressive Mr. and .\lrs. Richard I)l(‘l{l€~ auction were III play. The Ingli- s-on 'nee Lolita Elizabeth .\lac~ est score for ladies was made by iVlthP' are spending the winter Mrs. Charles Cole. and for men months in Vancouver. BC. by Clarence Cole. Consolation .Mifi and Mrs. Dickicson we re prizes were received by Mrs. .mat'ricd recently in the Angli- Fred Arsenault and Harold ‘can Church. (‘rapaud by the Mullaly. The luvky chair prize R I

with the thousands of call t n gs folks nonad‘ux. thcre would bc a happy niche for each one to 'i

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There was a smudge of s o of on .Iamcs' clicck. when he met us in the yard on our return. Biil

c t'in satisfaction in his 1‘9"“ r a W. Garwood. V to Mrs. Everett Court. hm“. hm, _ Hm. man (fined and Leo Condon and Mrs. James yam...wa (493nm, me “out Marion f‘lark. student at Aca— Cousins won the fr ee zen tit. . .. .- ~

. . dia l'niversitv is spending a Lunch was served by the host- . -Iiiiiincv this aft er- . -' . ' . pm“ and ( ' week a recess with her parents. ‘ess. assisted by Mrs. )lar l on

“"19"”. Hm TWIN”? rang: _ Mr. and Mrs. Keir Clark. Mon- Brennan. Mrs. Ralph (‘oiinick. n" .jnmmm“ M iague. Mrs Michael Brcnnan. \l r s. Gond'n"m”" ‘Austin Pendergast and Rose-

. Ten twccuics we re enrolled mary Condon. 'recently in the ist Southport iBrownie Pack by Provinctal In- .‘ternational Commissioner. Mrs. ilucky door prize at a card party ‘Ncil A. N'Iatlicson in the pre- .at Iscnce of their leaders Mrs. .Home. Kcnsington on Tuesday BY LYNNE EDMUan Henry Peters and Mrs. L ouis night. and also the ladies" prize LONDON ‘Rt‘UIE‘l'SI ' Livingstone. or highest score. Tie men's Wll‘fillf‘ns {0" “1" MM" “I Queen' Mothers and teachers were lst prize went to Keir D11: 2 a n. . second prizes to Mrs. Da v i d Those enrolled and receiving Sherren and Earle Crane and ins were chbv Peters. .consolation prizes to I Fitzsimmons and Chat-

Ann McDonald. Sus a n Ies Hickey ' ~8Hd ill? 8mm] “I Ill? ml’al .Iones. Suzanne MacDonald. the home

Poloce Prepares For Roon Birth

this move

week into .

(hcrcd momentum with the Queen's

. The next party in is scheduled for Tues-

Imlmllft’i Carolyn \lill. Michelle Carra- day. March 17. ‘ Although the birth was still '- l - d — {\I ~h Will“. ‘l‘ifai WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS Prince Andi'cw was born in

Font-nary. 1960. just four days after the arrival of the midw fe —»Illll‘Sll'lE sister Helen Rowe—— and were ready for an earlier announcement.

it Wednesday the Queen vls-;

Harrington Institute Morks 50th Anniversary

ited her cousin Princess Alex— . andra, whose first child was The :oldcn anniversary ofl LONG RIVER WI Harrington Women's Institute' The )larch meeting of L o n It

born Saturday, Sir John Peel. surgeon - gynaccoiogist who

m, Queen's‘was observed recently at.»_River Women's Institute began at. Hoivcs Hall with a banquet ca-lwith the president reading the tciided the births of her other It‘rr‘d in by Brackley WI. it‘hought for the mom children stood by for a palace. ‘.\lrs. Sterling Ford presided. R0” 03” “'35 summons. and “plcnm 9 d the. E n 9 Si 3‘ t the donation of books for t h 3 Household arrangements for Grape was said by Mrs, Hark school library, Members also the new baby were complete (33149.5 ' ' ' ed to collect books for the with nanny \‘tabel Anderson—3 A“ 8mm,ch a 1,." cake. madeipatient's library at Riverside

who also minded Prince Charles and dpmmmd m, “r: [3 mm . Hospital. ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ (‘orrcspondcnce was read and

when he was born~in charge , ., , _ Rodd and Mrs. Ron Doioff waSj . . _ N. gauge h$UI3§L§érzgzn§g§sJuaJo cut by \lrs LPIL‘h Stewart andj(1:5‘11tdslagglJ50“::nafg:opnrlg 'w'aner ‘ .Mrs. Lilla Ford. Toasts wettifidrean M‘v “mp mat ’ ea” VSE ' I'MNDfl‘mmowx... proposed to the Qucen. the Insti- Ln“: R ‘ v-ér “mde M“ ’ n z The new arrival was sclied-.I“l° “"1 l" 'h" genllomen- ‘ i H

_. v , Y iwould receive $10.00 from the tiled to fit into the existing nur-‘ A "’“m‘ of the past year-5.1mm 5m... «(.umod b‘. prince Am was given by Mrs. Benjamin . drpmpwn m the Mm" M "s.il\'t"\\‘snn. an active member fori in: H“. mm? baby carriage the 47 years. She was presented with. four-yearmld prince has out- a ""5339 “5 “"9 “I5” M rs- r at...

~n‘ Stewart. Mrs Ford and M rs .1 " A complete layette of 52 deli. Mae Jon (I s. who have been cately handmade garments lay active members for 3st years or in readiness for ‘ fourth child The . Hon. while a color suitable for ei- esnn,

Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. W e n d e I I Thompson and the committee in

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FAIRVIEW WI ‘ilcmbcrs of F a i rview Wo- men's Institute decided at a 1':- Math. cent meeting ay the en- . s ecial gucsts. showed trance fee for the school child lhct‘ H Pl'lllf‘t’ or I Pl'mi‘f‘ss- colored slides of their trip to rcn's choruses at the M iisic Queen I‘lli7abeth. 38 in April. spam and appompamed was reported in excellent health w l t h an interpsting commem. and until rccently continued to rm.“ 1 make the private theatre and ‘ . n . ,1 . shopping triits she enjoyed since . :12”? hmu‘J“ me mpn' cancelling her official engage- m;___._f_-.,._-._~____.______ me n t s . Dr. Peel was reported as dis- ~ THE [‘ASHIONLTTL ‘ liking it natural childbirth and BEAUTY SALON favoring ancsthcsla. : one“ Ewry Day "He Will not allow you to sul— i .- 5 fcr any pain and tries to help “an”: . moacmng" you as much as possible." said ~ thw 197—1., 25.7 Grafton St.

a London nurse who was twice infill"! by 1113..._..---,w_~____.'IIIIIIIIIIIIA\L - ______ _-_..__.._____._._z

Household Hints . . A small amount of rice added salt shakers prevents mwung M the ontague

rate - payer. 0 School District number three

Philip and \Ii's.

thcnt Festival At this scssion. presided over

III

A spa-cinl lumping.

I Liquid suede dressings help!

will e held In the Montague restore the new look to siiede.‘ Regional High School audlt- Use a spoiigc rubber brush to "Tillm ‘00 TUPSdaYi Mllifl‘h a, 1‘. mm "9" NW 10th, a 8 am. to recons dcr bignsh “w Slime m raise me and vote upon the proposal of In honor of our dear. loving and kind Sister w 9" (in. ; selling the Memorial School C. S. Machllanl whom God took away from r building with or ithout as sing Home. Into her Eternal Home through Jesus

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Food is worth a trial. Taken as directed, this well-know:

And God shall wipe away all there shall be no mnre

are passed away.

rig away.

DP CHASE Nciw‘ Food Hon” fight FATIGUE

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has bccn choscn. and it's princi. returned from th re e years in‘ honored at 'ai

d . Iars in a pair of yesicrycars. ll 1 was to tool that no one. just no Edith Sicivart. Hclcn \lac- ‘ \Irs. Adolphus MacK i n n o it one coiiid prcdict “Ital this Kenna. Donna \lacl’lice. Rena. and Mrs. Alfred Brennan were damn“. little miss. or th at Marian and Dorothy Ferguson joint hostesses at their home on bright — eycrt l:id would be. Stir- Ie ft today for Toronto wh ere Monday night for a card party‘

sponsored by the Kenstngton—~

Mrs. Charles Hickey won the. I ; Charlottetown. was wed the Royal Canadian Legioni

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Mrs. Henry “‘1 0 Wm- Special: Maclnnis. March 9th. 1940; Mr. Henry Maclnnis. April 17th. 1946.

Ever Remembered — Ever Loved-

Ious Saviour and Dclivercr.—in the early morning December Ilth. l963.—aftcr suffering a major operation for a stom ch nlccr (via spinal anesthesia) In the P. E. Island Hospital In

Mildred was tilts youngest. and dearly the late Mr. and Mrs. John Benton. Hunter land. Born In the early mornlng July the 1201. I903.

SOMETIME

"If we could push aside the gates of life. And stand within and all God's workitngs see. We could interpret all this doubt and strife And for each mystery find a ready key.

,. Then be content. sad heart!

God‘s plans. like llllcs. pure and white unfold.

We must not lcar the close-shut leaves apart.

Time will reveal the calyxes of gold.