HAPPENINGS

I!

MR. AN!) MRS. DALE HICKS '

Groom’s Father Performs ’ Ceremony Al June Nuplials l

First anptict rhittth Filal’t dati:litev‘c wcddtnc a beige lottetnuii the ruin «i a sheath with twice and bronze lovely iieddttit: on snitirdai. accessories. \lrs iitrks wore when \lwttoi-ic lean oldest a two l’llPl‘P die in shades

mod and “’IlllO tiitit creed and white at essoi-ies Tlir hride‘s

daughter .n in and was James (‘inrilon input Wodtl and Dale .ioiinsnn iitcks. son oi ooiv :rondmothcr. ilrs nonald Rev c i and \i» 'in' or or :ott has in attendotico st George. vs wore tmliorl in A reception tor approximate. Ilon heads or mslrtmntti not iv. one hundred cucsts was held T CA Hivtc Inllit‘r hi llir at Zion cittiirh hall The hrides ‘ perlormcd the double in. t’r‘rt‘. talile who contract with a three ‘ moot noon ti... i.l: tie» oviitoc . ~ o. Grah'is. “Ill! pink mer It. was decora The bride ass radiant a» she oti n h oliitr tlni'cS .i.in entered the church hit the arm .ni Iniini'rl u-th n

: a

t. T min.

Traveller's Rest. uncle and aunt neth Dunhsm at Portland. Conn. tot the brideelect. entertained at .me . lThui-sday ntgbt toe itltc Mill- iWauR‘h wedding.

.Iclou'n. who has bcen v the home n! Mr. and Mrs. Mab- on hynon. Summerside. the pssi weekend at Maipeoue. .guest at Mr. F r s tMacNutt.

Miss Milly Strong. Miss Ethel strong. Summerside and M i all

rccent guests oi itir. and Mrs.i Harry Brown. Kensinmon. l

‘Iamily who are Visiting in Keir. .si thin and Mrs. Mannie kayr. l Charlottetown.

ton irishtown. are visiting at C l i n- lon guests at son‘

~i and

us and daughter Brenda have returned to their home in Ken- .iingtun altar spending a days at Sheet Harbour.

‘lrs Art-hie MarPhec. who re. turned to her home at sheet Har ter in Kensinxton.

Mr. and Mrs Elmer B u rt. lids”. and daughter. Mn. Kell—

are visitors to Charlottetown and are staying at the Charlottetown Hotel Mrs. Spanner was lormer

Ily Mrs. John 5. Floyd. Rev. ‘ John 5 Floyd was Duster ol the Christian Church hen r u m 1906 to 1914.

rehearsal reception on

Miss Mary Math’utt. Charlot- iting at

spent. Mrs. A.A. Lockhlrt. Summer- mine. had as her guest recently Mrs. A5. Wortley. tube Enld lLockharti at Toronto. Mrs. Wort. cy was warmly welcomed and , , . widely entertained by friends‘ "'“g'l'iriMfidcfifijl and relatives during her visit. 'Y- a “- 5... is“ by at. so, he, no,“ t. eph Csudet. eldest son oi Mr. Toronto Sunday.

shown above are Dian- Kathryn Lacey. only daughter

and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. William strong.

as wright. New Annan. w e re

Robert and Cathy souaieibrgi- igs. Wrslvlew Drive. spent the weekend with their grandpar. ents, Mr.

Cpl. and Mrs. P H. Dalton and

ngton. were weekend guests at Summer... 9 Mrs. w s wataun. Vancouver. wcTU iieid secretary. schedul. Presbyterian Church was the ed to address gatherings at sev. 561‘"? M an event it! interest ol‘ crui island pnian this week has I VWIde circle or lrignds. when. postponed her visit to the prov- “'15 Gs yl e Champinn. R. N. their due to a car accident she B.N.. daughter at the late Mr. suiterrd while in Newioundland. and Mrs WHIIam Qhainbion at It was incorrectly reported that Kenlmtstnn. was united in mar— she had arrived on Prince Ed. ridge With Ronald Euszne Burk- ward island Mondgy_ nam. nA son oi Mr. and ill. Eugene aucknam oi Co St. Pius X council CWL held cord. NH. their .liine meeting in the church The double fins ceremony was hall with Mrs. Eugene Daley oerlm'med by the REV. Donald presiding Committee report, Maclcay oi Summerslde at 2.30 were read as lollows: social ac- In the ulternonn 0! Saturday. tion. Mrs Reg McCsrvil edu_ June lsi, 1963. _ cation, Mrs. John Morley. mem. Miss Eleanor Champion was beiship and magazines. Mra. Ml. organist. and accompanied the chaei Campbell and Mrs. Jam. soloist Mrs. wiltrcd Waugh whit es i-iornby: iinance. Mrs. Cornel- sand The Wedding Fraye

Miss Millie Cousins. Kensingr . and Mrs. Heath M'K‘LS‘OII.

Mrs. lays and daughter. Mrs. William liesney.

lilaclmd's Mr.

Mr and Mrs. Gerald M'arKeii-

lew N. S.

hev were accompanied by

hour attcr spending the win-

Mlss Eleanor Champion and

oi her tntlio as tin» iiiltllni: iatiirr hritIr and cream i cht. , . _ . during the Sign.“ M the mm .. - llirs Wayne Champion hate re— ius MucCurmaC. Guides and

mm “N. I‘ .‘M I“ I “I lawns “WWI °" ",II'" "'1" turned to their homes at K en- Brownies. Mrs. Allison MacDon- ler > ntnaorll tliilltli nr:. nst oi the lioiltlinc case. which has mm" Mm "Wm “ M” 2m. press. Mrs. mm Homily: 1.,” mm who was mm m leflluc‘ hrtdc win» wa Milt" h‘y‘yflf’fyl'd 'jmmmm‘mw" '1" they were guests lor ilie p a st spiritual. Mrs Woodrow Wheat- taint-33in; hilhfilzlgfllfig. Elnon styled with «\ll'r'tllr‘arl tirilline Thc man! to the bride iras "I M' “d M" D” m," cheque W 5759.33 mg mg. was lovely in her gown oi while tildoieic'ltziiii'"2:13“;th ii't'tpni-ildiolvelh‘. iIiiRtll or 3°" semed'“ RM Add!” Maw“!- ">'“f" "g" ‘3"91‘": “flirted (.1. it. ...’.. p . ’ . .. ’mpsr‘m. “P, r 2* ;‘ ylrs Daiid Bi‘valitnn who is altt tor the building iund. lie bodice sutured ace appique mu" . 'a; in; ' m, poppy...“ Th" '.“ ‘ -" \‘L inc her parents. Mr and congratulated the members tor mm at Hie stoop neckline. and it'll-“I'nii .. .. . n it. not \li:c .i £2.25" 5”“ Mrs Arthur Lark Reusingtun, their trail in parish work. and Inns, ewes ending in iin points. inE n-tn lit-id on»... EC Dr d {$2 6'“; ernlaiewdai‘sre: ntlv in iiai. asked them to pray tor the sold Each frei- oi the houliant skirt lggl'emjlor hnitltatii lFll and t .' a" 'r' ."d ltax. guest at Mr and Mrs Don oi Pup! .iobn xxm. gigseh‘iEdwm‘lhhv-ic:h::

v t - Woodside _ . .

h; .if'i:”;..a. a... .... ' " .23.":".33;;‘:".:',.§cfhgm~ m” Loo Eagnall. srigtiton Road, plinue mm. Her shoulder len- "y‘flfia tints... in..." nt H... (W... .egnmm Glenda and Elizahelh ‘tlarKen- Charlottetown. di rict governor gtit veil tell graceI’ullyriri-im . th hrtd no; mini oi honour trtrn‘d' ni'ttm'hnt y. d {M 9' zic. Lona and Eleanor oss. .' eiectoloiNihasgoneto attend headdress edged with ilv ._ot- E r k I ' 'P a "'"1’ la \liirrutill Il’ilI \liro the Lions international ronven. the - valley. and she carried y.

with oi ittr ytitnr oi

oi iiic lllFSl hook

iiitiic Gotl (north...

it end

. s tot trai-cilin: the bride wore H M pm RM. and gsitaet at.

in yellow roses entwined with

item and govcrnors' school Miami Beach.

I i . . t l _ ti iaie ietuined to their horn The mm m hmn

.n it» . “Wm: “4', an ett<etnhie oi heire tirocaded ter spending the past weeken “01" “' flag?“- “5 3”“ "d .,.. . ‘. iaIIPia iitili bride and coral si- in Halitao visiting Cst D. Miss Judy Allan. churlottiL in hpavah .vfu‘ue Disrddsbmie. r it .e .t d Stewart. iirtlie. town. ictt . turday lor Digby. as tone iii a i_e ice ~ N“ WWW“ 3." a “5.93 P ""Y' Nova St‘ntia where she will and slightly hosed skirta mat- o _ ~r ‘Y'M Nth? ti ("'9‘ mm “‘0 WW" .\II' and ‘Ilrs .Irll'ill Warrch. join the summer stall oi the thing headdress in pillhax style vellon Thc. wit norc motions t. in n . omen. li‘“ t. chariowmm (“Emmi H"... mm Pm“ "ML 5... ate. with veilsndaooscgsyniwhiie With“; Wt “- ymm‘ "' “"2"” "‘ “W “a” 23th wedding anniversarv at the "is"; m. part4.“ public rela» mixins centered with blue com.

" “. I" “"m w” "Q" 3"" l‘ A . hftmt’ 0' the" daushler» M '5 tions work at the Cornw allll meted liar ensemble. summers matching .ir_ and ilrs HI ottl i-e an...“ Dn...1 m gamed“ m". Naval Em magnum. Mrs, Tim . . am Flash“. it: m with "d M“ “m t c ‘ it "P ‘ " . 5 wore in attendance tor the din- rennin . Grand‘Ddley wore identical lawn: or gettinny Cordon. rotii oi the nocrntod a no<itto_n on the tree “fly.wa wvdnpgday mom rose ocau de son. patterned on I. t“ rtthlitr n W11: 23:": ti.‘:y:I<Ii-ttthIIIIh:tI:m mm. mm“ “r” 5‘” mm w” in; tor Ilal‘ll‘lt'llpnrl. Massachiis- that wnrii by tile maid oi honor, net in... mints, out. airtime mm. m in... mamas, .h, m- da“="‘"""'la“' "' “W W" etis. where she will be employed :gidffiifilfdmtrllt nosesays cen-

hruddre<-. lint ti hridt- tin: icndeted a N‘rilmlllr

nk » wo tilt niairiitntz

ored couple. and Mrs Clark Ills nis

during the summer months.

rs. Gerald Doyle and Mrs. he flnwer girl. Paula l7haim-

“3]” ’"""”"""‘ “ ‘(Iy‘w‘llw'f {1;FIEC'R'L:’§°<.I“:“:' Lloy Archer. ststcrs or \lrs P .pi ti was dainty in white nylon

‘ Pam?" . " ‘ " I ' i ‘ 5 Warren Lloyd Archer presented r over laiieia. d igned with pun

saiolgis;niiss noti’d‘ “town” 'I" fill" TWIN?" fivfl ‘33"? the silt. and Matt thc accoin. WI Hem rs ope sleeves and whitesatinlsash.Shc . . ....- .... . . - _.‘

a é... ; 0.... M h... untold. amountd so; rollat: “8311:6133. ,5... me...” About Gardenln mm; 5;; gmg' b3 i "m" r S we. a. e n s uore a rt. piece... in in us _ . , k h - - and attendants arviiril al tlw int- ' rm‘KFl‘ tn the "Mir" <tall 2’ I" 39"" "mm" KENSINGTON A The regiilar.b':;:rywof:;“:me gbarmi altar. an: no... r it. ht sutii rnitndtan Company ol monthly meetinti at New Wt sum 3;“, carried ,h, rings on A

is

\‘Iiini'itin. ithrro the groom r presently ctnpitived

Ralph liit oi tllr (Mi iitt :ttcsts \iere Irnm noon-i “as best man and iish. Fredericton. [‘amphellton. St. ers “ere Lrn-inti Perch on and Center. (‘hat am Sackviile Ralph Ti-vil. tripods nt both hionrton and Argyle County. bride and :rootn ' an San Francisco. Cal-

Mrs Gordon chose (or her iarnia

durin: the etching oi the rrm. ta

hrntiict

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ELLEN’S DIARY

Aromatic Norcissi Bloom Now In The Lawn Border I l

the pure. claimed the attention iiiI our hlnom miWI iarmera today on shoot a fur iield. it was. their absence leav- inc the hnme~sttrrnundlnzs

mind for the time . come now to the hariis ii is to lind tho cnivs‘ stalls empty. and only the odd Tall leit Indoors Maybe a barn-cat alts mislead- incly pensive at an entrance us some allry leading to mouse‘.

The "June Lilies". white oi the names. in the laiin's hordrr We kneeli to catch the scent as thin '

tine OI iltr milsl ainmallr . aide oi Heaven" . incited wc re-i call that back in childhood. when‘ the Minister at a Sahhalh mor-- alng servtce in Chiirrh. with the surroundinus so hushed that even the odd stamp oi a horse at the l’llll‘hlfl: rail or post he‘ yond the open door. seemed to unholy sound

the darting ‘swallaws that dnl husiness up along the eaves. Lottr and moo-s ore areas where milled sunbeam: play all the remaining «raw and hay. inali- lng these (IPSle place; tor the Bantam or larger hen who would steal a nest away flow In- triguing chicks hatched thus are. Motherless I rl C u l) ated think! have their charm Chicks hatch-

we pleased to ianev ti wihiid tie the narcisal pure and scented. we should some time~ ii. a! course those golden gates would admit. llkvlew there!

We sowed an edging oi white slysaum about the old iloweroed _ on theiswn this morning to he a M horn a setting arcordins in dntmi Manon... t... twee- plans made by the Iarmuilc. too pleaauriiiga . Peter was at play haw all Appsal hut in us. those then in the aandplle nndcr that which come unhiddcn and ones. old birch tree. busy. as are such pectcd trom a stolen nest. w i n- ,onns cm, with in. toys. me... some little well-mothered a nd tag roads luv the small mnchin.. iendrd. smart wildtngi. are the es he would nreseniv operate,‘ in attractii oi all: lanclluily suiting varied sounds‘ ‘ in casino Mack rnmmenI-I to them there with the sun litter» ed in a reileeitve mood this eve

pan Macrievin. lett visit to Somervllle. Moss. where they wiilbethe guests oi Mr. and Mrs CnlIn CamphI-ll

When we i v

town. or nn a sunny sill. watches. -

don Women‘s institute was held V on Tuesday cvening. June it. at ‘ the "0"" '7’ 5"“ M°“' M“ Thomas Smith lilled the role WM- , oi groomsmsn. and William Gor- Witli the president in the chair vack and Morton Smith. both at the mrehilr opened With W’ In- Halilax ushered the guests to the studio tide and the Mary Stewv g" t p .. ‘ mm... Wm. and! are Collect The minutes ol new" 53,... bum .May mwtms Mr? FEM by I ‘ A reception was held at Birch secretary. Mrs WilburMarKHY- nill Lodge. Summeraide tor 7s Twelve members Answered In“ guests when girl irienda oi the icon with a iisli pond donation my, mm; m. turret Inner: One visitor was prawn! Cm“ Table drcorinciuded candles and respondence was read and dealt . three tier wedding cake made iwith. by Mrs. Lester Champion. aunt Mrs Daniel Morrison and Mrs. louver semi-d weie appointed delegates to the w.i. convention to he held in Ullarlottetown on July to and ii The treasurer ' reported a large mun realised . iron. the recent lobster supper i 'in the hall. The rich committee “" ' mm“ ~m'“""l“' . reported the sum at $10 WK‘IIIIIIIHIM ivoted towards prices (or the ‘school ctn'ldi-eii and heats will . also be given. so Mrs. DarliEI Morrison invued: the members to her home tort ‘the July meeting. A paper on ‘s was prepared anal tread by Mrs. Francis Murrayl .Program included a game pre pared by Mrs. Douglas Cole and a contest by Miss. William MacEweii which was won byi Mrs. ‘Martnii Cole. ‘ Lunch wla served by the hoe .tesa and committee in charge.

Mrs Harry MacNPvm- Incom- hlte satin heart shaped cush. ied by her grandson. Curtis recently on I

Mrs Orin Spooner. Arlington.

For person-l hyllzno

NORMA MAT!!!“

ENGAGED

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fitz- Patrick. Summerslde. wish to announce the engagement iii

W i

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

IChampion-Buchnam Nuplials‘

. her at The Charlottetown Hillel projects. And. ion Saturday, June 22nd,. it w l

in John we iSoIemnized Al Kensinglon

Him

IBCOL . EXTRA swim

NDAY’S DOLLAR SAVED ll vi V s. R. JOHNSTON no.

1961 VALIANT SEDAN

one owner. low mlluso. rush. up

to 25 miles per gallon,

EXTRA

MiEClAL Come in or call Arnold titans.

It. Peter's need

he . DIANE LACEY

and Mn. A. Walther: Gaudet. Charlottetown, whose e IE6 men! has been announced. The marriage has been arraan to Like place In Halifax July . 13. I

passed to the guests by the bride land Kristin-i.

Mrs. David ed the guest

Mrs. Eldon Champion. sister» in-law ot the bride. wore a blue linen sheath dress with white accessories and a pink corsage.

Mrs. Burknum. mother 01 the groom chose blue and white printed siiit. a white satin hat and a pink eorsa e.

Mrs. Alexander Champion. grand mother oi the bride. was dressed in a navy siiit dress with beige accessories.

The bride donned a navy blue lincn suit with White accessories land pinned on a pink corsage tor a 'motor trip In Canada lie- iore leaving tor the state ot II» iinois. where they will live on the campus oi the University oi niinois.

The bride is a graduate or Kensington High School. and or Victoria General Hospital School oi Nursing. She received er Bachelor oi Nursing degree at Dalltuiisie University. Halitax.

The groom graduated irotn Mass. and the University oi Il- .liaoia where he is currently a doctoral candid te

Bryanton circulat- book.

l presd t preaid

ten Chariot.

The annual meeting of 5!. Ma

eat.

vld MCTI Inl with lh

Minutes were read

“rs.

cooperation.

A new service group. the re- ily organized Zonlo [clown will receIVe its of-

IICI national

over 450 clubs

to the new

3 E1: of Med

cluh

lul one. Myrtle ( The dream thunde the nIII- ter Dillon: leer! and members ior their line

KENSI'NGTON -— Kenslngtun l of th’ bride. which was cut and l M155 MBIM’I Mathew"

iWOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

I Slate Of Officers Elected ‘ Al Annual-Monthly Meet

and rks Lot 1 Pur- ta sh Council was held dune : in sures: Mr 1 the church vestry with a good . attendance or members. the vice Dalton: eter Dulllln ed. The director Rev. na- na opened the torch. e league prayer.

monthly

Mrs. peter Dalton: president. Mrs. neary

the

educational Doyle; lire re

forms

Raymond wart

President. em.

1 career leaderlhlp with

the

organization ts famous.

iiotletpwn i-harter mem

‘ Mrs. Margaret Campbell: ('0

U.S.A..

iriri Number One. or Zoom ln-‘ Help" MacDonald

Iernntinnal.

District

Numbert Th

.Mra. Gerald Murphy: score ‘ ry' Mrs. Peter Dalton; tree- 3. Cairldge Roners: tirat vice president: Mrs. Lance second vice lireslrlent: third' vice alien: Following the executlve ment- s allowing convenes: and ap-‘were elected' membership and .proved followed by the conven- magazine: Mrs. Stephen Doyle; icrs reports. which showed the ways and means— Mrs. Henry past year was I very succesl- Dalton: M" — Mn. Pe-

. soc- The ioilowlng compose the all wellare .— Mra. Charles Rog- : new state or ottlcera:

lNewa Formed Women’s Club .To Receive Charter June 22

Mrs. Lance Dalton: spiritual — Mrs Ste

The resultant combination of

career variety has won ior Zonto clubs oi charter irorn Zonal inter. everywhere the reputation (or at a presentation din. iorceiul group action in service silinulatoin

member! of completely different announced by charter presidenl.‘ backgrounds derive Irom eiic . ,other Intrn-Cluh. and increasing.

Znntrl international is s wom- ly interciub. has also resulted in

. en's service organization 0! well a world Iellowship (tu- which the in 19 countries. all dedicated to the oeriormance i needed services in their Com- munities and to iurthering the MS. maid,“ M". Eve.” progress of women and or better Cudmore; president. Miss Mab lnteioattonol relations through at Mathew". vtw pm.” 5..., ‘ out the world. he The Charter will be presented

by the c h | e, rdiill: secretary. Mrs. L a lira

‘Kilchen: recording aecreiary.‘ “'5' "I I‘m"- M'“ DmthylMias Carrie Thomson: treasur-

tord. Mass. Miss PM is Governor at Dis-i

disn lymboll which individual.

ly represent mite ideals.

together tom the urine and

Tobin's emblem. ll waa adopt.

led shortly alter the organisation Wu termed in unit by nine like.

mlmtzd woman‘s service (‘llilis

in 1960 Zonla clubs throiiciiotit

l the world ioioed to retain: orer whim tor the Anne drunk in.

taste in Germany. one oi the

famed "villaze" protects Ialm.

rhed by the heleioo Nohei

Fire. for refugee laniilies donation represented

The

on the international level is Zun- ta‘s Amelia Earhart Scholar. ahio. This hind. maintained by voluntary guts iroin zonts clubs. has provided A: grant. tor graduate study in aeronauti.

eight countries since it was PS- tabiialied in 1938 In memory oi Zontn'a great air pioneer mem.

her.

an the local level. the scholar- ships glven by 2onta Clubs in nursing the arts and educatlm. sl fields. can be counted by the score. but. more prevalent. and atiecting larger areas oi hunian weliare, are the service pr I\< jet-ta a in health. weliare, rl "r, cultural. old are and youth lields —which seapeclivc clubs carry