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united in marriage.

The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. David H- Barwise. Diane Steeves, cousin of the bride, was organist and accompanied the soloist, Mrs. Gandra Emery, who sang ‘‘O Promise Me"’ prior to the cere- mony, and “I'll Walk Beside

“You” during the signing of the

Blue, brother of the bride.

The bride’s mother wore | three piece doubleknit suit in cranberry shade with black ac- cessories. Her corsage was of white, carnations... Mrs. Stewart chose for her son’s wedding a dress ofblue lace over taffeta with white accessories. She wore a corsage of white carna- tions. :

After the ceremony, a recep-

rezister.

Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of white rayon peau, etyled on princess lines with scooped neckline trimmed with sequins and seed pearls” and long lily point sleeves. The semi-

full skirt. was accented by a/. . @weetheart’ bow at center back,

and her elbow length veil was held in place by a tiara enhanc- ed with seed pearls and sequins. She. wore ‘a pearl necklace and earrings, gift of the groom, and carried a bouquet of red sweet- heart roses with.. white satin etreamers. '

Terianne Bagley, was maid of honor, with-Mrs.-Blair. Kerring as bridesmaid and Ferne Blue, sister of the bride, as junior bridesmaid. They were all in eheath dresses of deep red peau de soie with matching overskirts and pill box headdresses. carried nosegays of white car-

_Mations. _

The flowergir! was Elaine Blue, cousin of the bride, wear- ing a white sheer dress with full skirt and wide sash with a bow of deep red peau de soie and matching.pill-box-headdress..She- carried a basket of hite baby mums and red roses.

Floyd MacLean was the best man. John Blue, brother of the

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tion was held at Murray Har- bour Church hall for approxim- ately 80 guests, where Mr. Bar- wise proposed the toast to the bride, to which the groom re sponded. Sandra Stewart, sister of the groom was in charge of the guest book.

Later, the bride and groom left on a honeymoon trip to Osh- awa and Niagara Falls, the bride travelling in a blue wool suit with white accessories, and a corsage of white carnations. The couple will reside in Char- lottetown.

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MARY HAWORTH

'6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 25, 1965.

Girl Should Not Offend The Sensitive Male Ego

There are so many new ideas concerning acceptable . boy-girl behavior today (some of which surprises me greatly), that I wonder if I am just old fashion- ed, out of step with the times?

One of the new ideas that star- tles me is girls working to help their husbandsto-be get more

education. I don’t consider it reallywrong, if they want it that way.

But what about a girl, who to business, offering financial

independence, _etc., called’ man’s world. | Hence the transaction of “tak- ing money from a woman’ on a e@weetheart relationship, to depress the dependent man's and self-regard, no matter how skillfully he may conceal that reaction from him- self and others.

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break off dating and go their separate ways.

I hold this necessary to de- fine and defend their integrity ‘and inner freedom, as unmarried friends; and to preserve their mutual good will from th cruel erosion of getting involved in a web of expediency that can only demean the boy in his own est- imation, and thereby insidicus- ly disfigure the whole relation-

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help to a college boy she is dat- ing, so that they might go din- ing-and-dancing about once a month? I ‘understand their in- tensions are serious.

The boy is supported entirely by his widowed mother; and, as he studies during the school year and trains during vacations has

to help pay for his schooling or or to foot the bill for festive dates. that he can’t afford, I'd be strongly inclined to say: ‘‘Do- |

advisapility of her pay

check with her Seal Ba, either | ship. f i Mary Haworth counsels thr- ;ough her column, not by mail

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LAC Myron and Mrs. Paynter and their, daughter, Merrily Anne of . Whitehorse, Yukon, were recent guests of their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payn- ter, Clinton, and Mrs. Stirling Stewart, Cavendish. LAC Payn. ter has been temporarily trans. ferred to Alert Bay, North West

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It ‘They surely were the hungry — ae test by estern Canada, and she has months to six years. ihad given him no letter from ones, weren't they up there ia = . wee been at it only one year ‘She always thought she ithe sister he loves. “Yours will the nest in the garage” Peter COMPRUIEE OY Roger K. Worth, Having decided she was|would like to run.” says her leome. Perhaps tomorrow. And offered. “The first thing they | tors, ae Sane. for Toroa- starting = a little flabby,” | husband. last fall we be ail the sweeter for the delay. jasked us. was whether or not '® rm re they stay over she ‘now her tots in the | were at a track meet at Empire |Meanwhile ‘we suggested”, that witchy black cat was still a, . 7” Bermuda. and at a Minoru Park jump |Stadium. Right then and there \perhaps you would like to hear around!” ‘‘It is ‘‘Peter corhm- M — S ee See ing pit and runs a two-| she decided she could win races lthis one from Papa Starling?” jented, eyes now to the outdoors | oo SS on 58 hour workout every Hus- | and was going to do it. |**Mack says that’s for the birds where today it seemed as though Powel Genie a — band Conrad jogs along when |he offered quietly. “It ¢oes this Summer still lingered. The sun} the eee. =. an ta he has time. NTRA way: ‘My Dear Friend...“ ‘was weaving its morning shad- | Soreet. Yaw y be Track and field experts are CE L | “*Now, why would he write to ows on the lawn. In the near. aoe le. Castle Harbor Hotel a@tunned by her progress. Dr. |you?” he queried. ‘Simply ber |pasture the Paddy-horse nick | ver clearance through cus Doug Clement, her coach at the BEDEQUE ¢ jcause he Knows all the other at! ered teasingly. and raced away | The wits suburban Richmond Track and Mrs jthis place are much too busy to with. the fillies down to the to - naneees mene field club, says she promises : Cor les MacFarlane of bother with him" we explained. stream to -drink. entertain them le to be the top member of Can Fernwood is treatment "The men have gone to gather! «ang what .comes nexty” | masage is looked after. Dinner ‘lada’s top female cross-country | im the Prince Edward Island Ho- \up more stumps. Mack went |peter questioned. ‘How are all| and hotel activities will bring the team. ' spital, Charlottetown- ‘again to help at potatoes. Alex |the children? Do the little ones| an 3” % thelr Boliday @ Cometitively, “Vi has taken | Misses Louise, and | Mildred is in school...” “...and “be 00-leome by as in summer to play | ae Mher lumps. Losing starts in the | Caljbeck, . . Cameron, * ded, ‘that’s not funny neither! jin the 2 Does Peter go| }@0- and 300- races at Win-| Mrs. Carrie Leard, Mrs. Orville , |He is writing Tests today. Spell- tg school?” “I don't. I’m only) mioes, ber revealed | Johnson and Mrs. Kenneth Mut- , | ings and *Arithmetic-and they're |¢gur! But “he smiled.” 1 know} OES Starts ears ¢, loreal ee 0S jmnot easy.” most story | championships dedic. gifts “How about the letter, would |hgart!” And. is that allt” “Ab Stati Fo tripped early in the half-mile, | 8eW chapel at Mount Allison Un- you be interested in hearing it? |most. Just the closing: ‘Mama >PCTION r Tecovered to pass the field, but |Miversity, Sackville on Sunday He smiled shyly. And settled | says you might open our door D * ‘ivan out of wind in the final |afternoon. The chapel was filled on the couch by the window. |some day and let the sun shine ~'CSSINGS yards and dropped to fifth. to capacity, the chief address “Now: ‘My Dear, Friend- I am jig yoy will find the key in the |”. She has looked better in local | Was given by the former preal- \writing this on behalf of Mama | same old place... And best wish- | A cancer dressings station a victories and plans to | dent, Dr. Ross Flemington. Mu- \and myself.” “..with his fea-|es t all.” - was started here when plans running for three years, |sic on the new organ added : \ther pen” he grinned. “‘..to say Se eee A ince, tae | were finalized by a committee Twith the British Empire Games | sreatly to the service and was that by the time it reaches you, |, . w . . S| from Montague Chapter, "Order Jamaica her most promis f we shall be miles away on our = lk 1 Yester-|°% the Eastern Star, consi goal. Her best time for the journey. We had hoped to stop asked. id a. << a of Mrs. Arthur Ross, Mrs. f-mile is 2:18.1, still more iby, on our trip here and there aay, vou sa - dig the dah. | 1am Dewar, Mrs. Louis Roper 10 seconds off Abigail'? w RENNETT CARR jalong the Island, but it happen- “ oe acer ved - a and Mrs, George Inman. Hoffman's Canadian record. : t ling j a jed to be 2 conducted tour and an Ste i mien dov* sum “Mrs. J.G. Dennis, secretary Distriet seoarctian : we couldn't very we a ; : of the Canadian Cancer: Soc for her home at Camborne, Ont MR. AND MRS. BARRY STEWART away from the relatives, our And this is a nice night-one be- in Charlotte ; ow“ -| after the past month Charlottetown, P.E.1. : | : company. Our children joined |deehed with Oclober sas. | meeting eT ronnerek i visiting relatives and friends at | Sue Life of Canady ¢. us before we , and we found tomorrow—Diary—Good- | five ontague organizations; Ken. and vicinity. She ° Little Sands Coup e United it hard to believe they were the 'night:.. Mrs. Athol Robertson and Mrs. ae te toon guest g Mrs. A D bl Rj é a : Byron Stewart for the Royal Ca- George Cotton. t oubple Ing eremony iary; Mrs. Douglas Grahame for NEW OUTFITS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey, : ; the Catholic Women's League; ioe Fort. Lauderdale, Florida, were Little Sands United Church| bride and Sterling Saunders, Mrs. Carl Stewart for Acme Re- : mecest visitors to the Island: was the scene of an attractive| cousin of the groom, ushered bekah Lodge; Mrs- Cecil Beck Stewardesses of the Eastern with modified A-line dress and They were guests, while here, of wedding on Saturday. Septem-|the guests to pews marked with and Mrs. David Rourke for the Provincial Airways (1963) will detachable cuffs. and collar. \Bar and Mrs. Charles J. 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