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_ New Wiltshire, Prince Edward|Ontario. The marriage will take _ Idand, announce the engagement|place at 10 am. on Saturday, | of their daughter, Miss Marion| August 22, 1959,:im St. Vincents Costello of Toronto, Ontario \to|De Paul Church, Torontp, On- Mr. Joseph Fillo, son of Mr. and |tario.—Photo by Wohn Sexton.

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your worth the money his father might in supporting him

So it doesn’t make sense, from the character-angle, to spare him the disciplines of premature fatherhood, on.the theory that you would be fostering his social de- velopment by producing a “fa- therless” babe, while he (Steve) continues to drift through school on a bachelor basis.

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As I see the picture, you and e are equally responsible for off the track. Evidently you headed for trouble by mutual eonsent, He probably wasn’t the in the liaison. Rather, think, he simply . co-operated with your pursuit of him; and that you had- made up your mind you must have him, at any some time before you ac-

him to Montreal. Both you and Steve are being by experience that life is

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sured the alliance against mul- tiple risks, by investing in the so- cial security that marriage is.

If Steve loves you, he will loy- ally pick up the check for your oversight in this respect; and face his parents as your husband with that much manhood, at least to his credit. In which case, you

broidery across the bodice.

BACK IN ail its classic glory -| is that great fashion favorite, the shirtwaist dress. As if celebrat- ing the return to a more normal silaouette, every designer seems to have a special version, done

in fabrics ranging from cotton to | rics ranging from cotton to -um- ptuous silks. This one, of voile, is glorified by a band of em-

Sleeves are three-quarter length |

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with French cuffs. The buttons match the embroidery, which is

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members. Mrs. Hibbert Tremere - Miss Alice Edwards are to it.

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this year has the loveliest patent ever, . 11 styles — 3 widths _.

Reputable makers such as, Hewetson, Bata, Savage.

Happily priced 2.98 to 5.45

lufants 4 to misses 4

3.98 to 7.95 growing girls

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wt. jemeousting t $65.18 were paid|committes to be Maes Ale Be Tho tender min necting |aince last. mesting, Tore’ nrem-| wards, Mare, Heether Larter and of the Hampshire W.1. was held|bers subscribed to the Institute|Mrs. Errol Stewart, on April ith at the home of|news. Collection was taken a-| The meeting closed by Miss Lyla Watts. The mounting to $1.09., with 43 cents} God Save Fae Queen, h was opened by singing the “Ode”, /for the gift fund. then served by the hostess, as - and repeating the “Creed” in uni-} Mrs, Heath Larter invited the|sisted by the committees ig son, Roll call was answered by|members to her home for the| charge. 7 eleven members naming their! next meeting. Roll call to be ans-

NO MOUNTAINS ee eee There was wered with an article for auc Denmark is a low-lying. coun- The mioutes of the previous |" sale. Mrs. Hibbert Tremere |try, its highest point reaching meeting were read, approved,|'s ‘0 prepare program. Lainch | only 600 feet above sea level. and signed. K was reported that ere a stove had been bought for the hall at a cost of $40.00. Corres- jpoadence was read and disous-

{sed Tt was decided to collect ae from neighbours for the Multiple Sclerosis society and the Muscul- "i ar. Dystrophy Aissociation. ~ aaa “gusmaunaes A questionionnaire on Home ee Economics was filled out, Also @ $1.00 voted sent to the Home|} FOR Economics Scholarship fund. It was decided to hold one more THE card party on April 24. 1 K was discussed and decided to FESTIVAL!

would keep the baby, I should

suppose. M.H. Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail

or personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper.

led for the coming year. members. The minutes were

read and approved. Collection a- mounted to $1.56. New commit-

Catholics.

Noonan, that officers be re-instal-

_| The meeting closed with a de- cade of the Rosary for lapsed

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