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Anne Bond, Women’s

Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. March 21, 1962.7

MARINIA MacMILLEN — BARRY WESTHAVER

ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. Shaw MacMillan, Al- verry Plains, announces the engagement of her daughter, Marina Jemina, RN, to Barry Lioyd son of Mr. and Mrs. 0.

HAPPE

Mrs. Morton Dew entertained the members of the XI Al pha Exemplar Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi at her home on Wed- nesday evening.

Due to the absence of the president, Mrs. Russell Ewiny the business meeting was con ducted by Mrs, George Walters. ‘Twenty-five dollars was to be given to the Nbrary fund to each of the three mentary schools in Charlotte. town,

As a beginning of a study, to be made by the members of th Victorian Age, Mrs. Dew gave a brief and comprehensive out- line of this era, after which a delicious lunch’ was served by the hostess.

LAC Al Burnley and Mrs, Burnley, and family left on Sat- urday for Hamilton, Ont, te visit with Mr, Burnley's mother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ley leave for France on fareh 31 where Mr, Bursley, who is

Street, Chartottotows’

‘The intant daughter of Lies tenant and eyko, Tower Road,” i" tened Deborah Lise at clas Protestant Stadacona, Chaplain, 7 officiated.

D.C. Briggs vas god- |

mole by proxy for Mrs. Mur- tay Lasher” ot Oharlotictows and Lieutenant Briggs was god- —

as St ‘Nich. |, HMCS

D. G.

reception was re illontig the ceremony, st hocae of Mr, ond’ Bare L. W. Proude.

Paternal grandparents Michacl Chotneyko. and the late| Mrs. Chorneyko, Saskatoon, and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Keenan, Murray River, Prince Edward Island.

vand Mrs. Keith Foster an “daughters, Linda. and Helen have returned to their home in Greenw N.S., after spend- Ing a holiday in’ Dunstaffnage.

Harry Baglole, student at Acadia University, spent the mid-term break with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bag- lole, Summerside East. He was accompanied by a student

friend, Bob Barrett of Streets-| en

ville, Ontario,

Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leet en tertained a number friends

Saturday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. for the feast of St. Patrick.

‘The Misses Martha and

‘key | and oe the Manel re MacLeod and

ELLEN’S DIARY

has come to the Is- |

Editor, Phone 4-8506

fancy, @ mo- ater ‘and then turned and on pelsslens, steps went away.

ad!

's of the change in the

haring fields, tho brilliant sun- shine and the warming winds.

seasons

y not long remain. Their on done, er haan Sue. iow

lores anlentan tetetine of | her year. Because the earth, rested and cleaned by snow and shower will presently spread her new carpets, set fast milaetnet a ool there in adornment, so we shall refurbish the home, decorati Tooms, cleaning, polishing

them. lect corih’s loveli- ness indoo

‘Down, and 20 happily, we shall spread our new rugs winter- made, each with a history only the maker can read.

“What a pretty

shade you

cently, in which the colors were nicely blended. “Why, that's an old one!” the

ANNOUNCED

P. Westhaver, Trail, B.C. Mar- housewife ; you riage to take place April 21, | believe it, that tan shade was a 30 p.m. in St. Andrew's Ang- coat I

ean Church, Trail, B.C Rev E. H. Patterson officiating.

NINGS

| det returned to their homes on Friday evening after visitin relatives and friends in and Medford, Mass.

“that'was a flannel dress my sister's. And this is ravel- lings of yarn from the knittings of then. Yes, that rug is Might call it,

one my

Mr, and Mrs. Birchfield Yeo | entertained at the dinner hour on Saturday evening at their

home in St. Eleanors. An enrollment and presenta-

tion of badges for brownies in the first Morell pack was held in the high s eho 01 on Friday lve "rhe ceremonies were attend- y Mrs. W.W. Reid, deputy | provincial commissioner #n a Found, provincial |

Trinity Women Discuss Aims

The Dorothy Barnett Chapter the WWG of th side | Baptist Church at the regular eeting on evening i the church nani opened with the repeating of the Guild Covenant. Mrs. Ross Lefurgey | led the worship Scripture lesson was from ny Matthew 25 and James 1, and the meditation entitled ‘“Dor-

cas” was followed with a circle of prayer, coaptaciay phat 8 Of United Church!

hymn. i

gave the highlights of the last |

“Tidings”. The business was

| gnees the direction ei the presi- lent, Mrs. Donald Harris. The

| Prati study was presented by

ies Prowse Chappell an

The monthly meeting of Women's Association of Trinity | 2 United Church took place on Monday, March 19 in Heartz Hi a

nit three was in charge of devotional period, which was followed ‘by. the business eeting. Mrs. Allison Saunders mest MacKay and Mes, John was in charge of the program. | Carson, Several questions were put to the group for discussion. These Mrs. Lawrence Yeo entertain questions concerned the work fhris. | °@ at bridge on Monday evening and aims of the United Church wick | tt her home in Central Lot 16. of Canada and discussion on these matters proved an inter- The unit number two of the esting and Informative pro- nited Church Women of Bede- | gram. Following presentation of the program the meeting was ad-

u

que Church met on February |

2ist at 7.30 p.m. in the hall. leader, Mrs. Jean ‘om.

ness, opened the

prayer. "Following a Muatas | Sethi ob Montevideo, Uruguay, | | business meeting the members | South America.

attended the general meeting of| Call to Worship was led by

the UCW held in the church | Mrs. S. M. MacKay; act of con- hall, |fession and penitence Mrs. Ste- phen Huestis; act of confidence Mrs. George Sherren, Crap-| and assurance, Mrs. Earle Boul- aud, is a patient in the Prince |ter, act of rye Mrs. Edward Island Hospital where | William MacLennan; act of in- she recently underwent surgery. tercession, Mrs, Garnet Mac- Mr. Robert Linkletter, Central lars pores ire offered y Mrs. Raymond Cameron,

jeque, is a patient in the) Ee Waddell, MT

| Prince County Hospital Soni farmer test anil se atts otto, Daal, Central Be: are Mrs. Adelbert Pal- the home of her sister, Mrs.| Mr. George Killen, Trvon, Walter Roberts, North 'Winsloe. | sre_fu sl

The weekly card party in aid | OM, lve for the whoie

of the St. Thomas Aquinas So-

chety. was held ot the home of In keeping with the theme of

the service hymns were sung by

Spring Comes To Island As Date On The Calendar

broidered fis and the iat ' bedspread! iy, ettng That took

no sound or sight of in too, a the ar- | heifer and ber call, eae. eee

As with humans in their stew- said. on

| the spring: lambs would sun themselves

=" First Morell Brownie Pack Holds Enrollment Ceremony

flsland Girl

|

with hed blankets and

oo he nodded. wit the croch- doi-

sa ti ed when I was at home.”

“If the farm wasn't well fen- ced, a pair of would be

a doubtful gift,” we

“But the fences then were made trom the split poles rail-fences how "strong they were, nian: member she smiled, "th

-days, the ewes and in the shelter of the fence away ‘rom the wind. We had in time quite # flock, and then with the ahanges in the farming, we sold them. I was sorry to for Thy scm fo belong with te

f see the lambies and the oes play togeth- er, in the building where they

‘stay,” Alex begged us this af-

noon. “They run races. And | I just have to laugh, they

fanny! I can catch the lembe, but that goat-I can't get

my hands on her when she’s playing.

And jumj beak. thought,

1", he chuckled at a don’t believe it wi

a cow that

jumped the moon. It must have been a !

Stars and a moon tonight. And by day, sun and light clouds. And white fields patched wit

pieces of the drab of stubble and bared furrows. And spring come in a date on the calendar. Until tomorrow — — Diary— Good-night.

training commissioner. Parents and friends of the brownies also attended the gathering. guests were welcomed by virgins MacDonald and Susan “ee Reid enrolled Cathy Anne McCarten, An- drea Dunn, Claire Aylward and Kay Anderson. House orderly es. were presented to Mar- jorie Anderson, Mary Jean Me- Carthy, Ellen MacAdam, Vir- ginia MacDonald, Collette Dunn, Ann McGuire and Margo Mac- Cormack.

Dingwell

MacDonald and Colette Dunn were presented with their gold- hand badges.

‘Mire. Reid in a brief address to the brownies impressed upon them’ the importance of keeping their promise and — brownie law.

Following the ceremonies the Brownies entertained the aud- ience with songs, recitations and a play ae Brownies Story.” Mr: the brownies in an re eae which caused much merriment.

Virginia MacDonald express- ed the apprecia i: Bromaies to Mrs. Reid and Mrs

Found.

Lunch was Brownies.

The brown owl of the pack is Mrs, E.G. MacKinnon and the tawny owls are Jean Brown and Maureen Larkin.

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PATTERSONS ‘Kent St, Dial 4-6732

ls Wed In

| can't stand the loneliness,”” bod;

New York

a Mary McDearmid of boy ray New York became the bride of Mr. Fred G. Zem poe goal of Binghamton, in a

louble St. Paul's ones Colne oer there on Marel Rev. Mgr. J. Morris voticiated at the

iy. The bride is the daughter of Bert McDearmid and the

ewes nowadays tate Mrs. McDearmid of Char- the last

lotinlows, 7a and her hus. e son of Mr. Y. Zem:- me a, c late Mrs. Zembek

Binghamton. os ‘Charles Iakaitis was the Mr. I

itis acted as best man.

‘The couple will be residing in Binghamton after returning from a wedding trip to Phila- delphia and New York City. |

MARY HAWORTH

Retired Man Depressed

After His Wife’

Dear Mary Hayworth: Would | te ba hal pea erlang alan od friend of our:

man 55, that might help him things in a different Tight? je is a strong - willed

son, made plenty of money Por | the last 20 years, and reti just a year ago—rather me we ht.

He has a nice home and plenty | of money to live on, as he and his wife had saved for years, to| travel as soon as he would re-| tire. But instead, she took sick and died suddenly.

He is so broken it is pitiful. He has said over and over,

Per- |

No- allowed to touch any- thing in the whole house

His ‘two children are mar. ried and on their own. They feel | eis behaving badly and has| to work it out by himself. We are far away and can't offer much, comfort in writing. He is| sick, feeling sorry for himself

dso we are turning to you for help. We enjoy your column 30 much.

T feel you will get the picture here, to know what kind of book could open his mind and give him peace and the will to live.

Dear G.F.: Your friend is suffering from a broken and a contrite heart, made more deso-

eu Susan MacAdam. Virginia late by a sense of unforgiveness, |

I think, In my judgment, the| Book of Psalms and the Gos-| pels—perhaps especially the Gospel according to John— can do most to give him peace of soul and revive his will to live. | ‘The Bible is a narrative on various levels—histori cal, symbolical — ings and discourse with man- kind. The word of God, thus re- | corded, is a living force fe

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Following adjournment, the members enjoyed contests and lunch served by the hostess and

ick etter

¢ March\ meeting of Clinton) a “Thank You" Women's Institste, held recent-| treat received,

ly at the home of Mrs. Leslie from the Easter Seal Campaign | ‘/DCh Serv The secretary Mrs. Paynter, passed a resolution Rura’ Beautification Competi Se arenauaienene et eae . read the minutes of urging ‘Women's Institutes to tion, Tweedsmuir Competition \,% satherland MacKay last meeting, the Mary Stewart use every effort toward convert- Music Festival, annual report of , * Collect was read and roll call Pe aee eee ae r oe nt Home Feo | WaS hostess to the Summer- - | ing Prince owen * Th gt wet uaarelpogenad a tangs Gu UCW for the M: answered, a degree giving institution | emis: with Mrs. Her Mrs. Simon Campbell was wel-

James E. MacKay, pre- sident, presided. Mrs. Pickering, read the minutes of a mast. A total of 11

One dollar was voted toward the’ president, presiding the Easter Seal Campaign. The |‘ tiie meeting opened’ with the sick committee reported treats purpose of the UCW. Ss. Alonzo taken to the sick. ster led the worship service, Mi

comed into the organization as a new member. Mrs. Campbell and her husband have recently

Web: taken up residence in the dis- kets, address-| with

‘members responded to the roll! Mrs. Duncan Pi Mrs. Keith May trict. Tall, and two visilors were pre-| ed the meeting on “Education senting the chapter “family life” | A paper on cancer was read sent. Mrs. Georgé MacKeg invited from the study book. Miss Har- by Mrs. Lecco and a sale of

Several articles were passed in to Mrs. Ivan Pickering. Red

the members to her home for riet Glover read the story the April meeting, potlaperyec| cond Harv will be answered with “my first|"°A total of 18 members ans- school teacher.” The meeting | wered roll call with a verse of closed with “The Queen.” scripture. The minutes of the Lunch was served by the hos-/last meeting were read and ap- tess assisted by the lunch com-| proved, and the treasurer pre- mittee. sented her report. oe It was decided to hold the next

. meeting at the home of Mrs. At the March meeting of El- Harland Day, with each mem- lerslie W.I. an invitation

was 2 : received trom Bideford WI to per pringine an article of ce hold a potluck supper social ev- | Sutherland MacKay and. Mrs. ening going Harland Day will be in charge ernar Eee equipment for | of the study period, and Mrs. cual cided to make a | cramlord Sinclair in charge of donation to cripppled children. Mrs. Erwin Dennis was hostess.

“Se- remnants brought a tidy sum of money for the group.

Following the close of the meeting, lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, Bruce Lecco and Miss Annie MacDonald.

O'LEARY UCW ‘The regular meeting of the Dr. Florence Murry Unit of the United Church Women was held in the Christian Education Cen- in O'Leary. The leader was Mrs "MacDougall Following the devotional per- iod roll call was answered by 2 members. aper on Christian Otizen- ship was read leader. Thirteen Imitted squares for a

en out. urer’s report showed that a large sum of money had been realized from two card parties held recently.

Correspondence consisted of

s Death

ship. ever new and immediately ap-, ‘The meeting closed with the e.

benediction. LONG RIVER WI

It th, hi in crib blanket were passed in to see acy adey and forever, | much companionship they might| Letters from Mrs. Edwin cr? Dlanke ones eS esterday, tod an T hig) bave had, if only he had lived| Cook, convener of education and | {he SUPPly secretary,

And the Bible tells us thi8| more fully in the here-and-now, | from the Rural. Benutification | Matthews. Mrs. W. Jelly gave

a reading on christian stew- ardship and Mrs. Hierlihy re- ported for community friend-

about God, that “a broken and

tl ti i “i a contrite heart He will not de- hrough the years, instead of Society were read and discussed

| banking on tomorrow it the March meeting of Long His children’s hands-off philo-| River WI held at

seo | the home of Ses ee is vee is ce sophy suggests that they feel lit-/ Mrs, James MacLeod and chair- ae. o

eet derstanding. for.| L¢ ,cmotional kinship with him ed by the president, Mrs. Ralph , wri, Tumer conducted the Ian, asking understanding, £F-| pis suffering; from which T/Johastone. worship service. the topic of irenee merciful rcliet| infer that he probably has been | The members also filled out a Of The Chunh ang Me te from intolerable suffering of Of The Church” and Mrs.

Mae- |a notably self-contained man, questionnaire acco mpanying| wit} ee pel igigy ‘s| husband and father. ‘This Mrs. Cook's letter, The minutes book “Signals er he site” God's regponse, restoring com,| {¥P@ is cruelly affected by ma- of the last meeting were read! he meeting closed with the votre to the man Aad further 30° bereavement, due to the de- and approved and fourteen | benediction. Meies torrential outpouring of | sPerate aloneness of the exper- members answered roll call with fence. Grief is easier endured an Irish joke and an article for human gratitude for God's B004-| wien emotionally shared with sale,

paca 9) warm sympathizers. - M. ‘The singing of

H. BENNETT CARR

“School Days’ Insurance Counselling

Thus it peas to your friend's, “Mary Haworth counsels and the creed in unison opened | condition; figuratively, indeed, | through” her column, not by the meeting. A reading and '*t Supr- Sun Life of Canada was written with him in mind, | mail or personal ‘interview. | spelling match composed the Phune 4.8817 — 45435 because it contains, long since, Write her in care of The Guar-| program. Charlottetown, P.E.t, the answer to his present need, | gian ‘An auction sale brought the

if he will apply himself to learn.

can imagine that he presently heartbroken and consolable, keeping the hi untouched, as his wife left _ it, largely because he took so little account of her concerns, and his love for her, during their |

life together — when he was chiefly engrossed in making money.

Just when it seemed he would| have time for her, at long last, she died suddenly, leaving him doubly bereft — not only with his retirement plans reduced to ashes, but also haunted by re-|

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