\larriage vow-i wera pledgedl at \lherlon sacred Heart Churchl Merrill. hrothcr oi the hrirlP. arid

TMNIIIV when Mary Joyce. d

glilcr oi V‘Irs Joseph M. Arse Alharton. and the late M

v'l‘lll. hrscnault. became the bride

.ioscph ieonard. son or air. andi piece beige sheath r‘IrPts oi ray-l A. )‘lacullan.lon linen with hrmiii c'it'K‘i‘sSnrlPs

\lrs Bcrnard

MR. AND Milan-muons L: MACLELLAN Honeymoon In Cape Breton Follows Alberton Ceremony

' went. thz barret in the pantry

Paul Hickoy. was tit-wt man.

au-lAngua ramcroh iiclicrcd the lies s.

For her datiglitcr

ol'er. Arsehaiilt chose

iicdtliha. a tiio.

tiidiari River The double ring; and a crusade nl grvcii carna-

rcrcmony was performed nor Gcrald Steele.

Mass was‘

by lions,

The Krmim‘ti riiolitcr uore a

scried hv .Vlyles and Gary Ar. twopiece pink dress iiiih illiite

Kr'la it. hroitiers ol the

bride,ll€cessories and I riirsaze

nl

Hi'mns were sung by Elennoriwliilr carnations

rcii-rs accompanied by her mo: Sum- rnplion was helrl in tho Institul!

thcr. \lrs riiorriilc

lrcne Peters.

'l'lic hridc glitch in marriage

hi licr bi-iiiltcr, Billy. ch ise

Followin: lite (‘Pl’tmtln\'. a re

‘rtall tor inti gue~ls i‘aliivr Gor— ald steel has piiisicr ii' tcrcmo- ni s

a A thrcc lici-iid “Hiding

“W WW”. "mm 0, mam caiie tiipiivit iiiili a iiiiniatnro n or iirlcia, with bouttant skirt. '1 v '

hoilice. trimmed with

Hill honrls. leatured

IA'('\I'\

llcr

r mini a lace covered El \‘li'll rcd rust-s,

ttiriiivti. sistcr oi the bride. matron of honor, wore I

no

tinted rose buds.

. a ‘ r "Mime “"1 . tweed suit ii ith white and hlacit

m, m. 0. “allow, Mei accessories and a misuse or i don tins hold in place by at cuiio ot scuuina and pearls. She

strc lcnuttt drcss oi blue cliilton with o matrhing wedding ring hat, (i‘rl’ltd a bouquet oi white carnations centered with blue

bride and ammo ccoivrcd w bride‘s tahte

' Cabot Trail. the hate those

white acciessorie

The couple \\|II bk. moot.

4Phnln ht‘ 4hr Road Sludln)

s. rcsille in Cler-

as

61—“.—w iHousehoch Hints

Wash eloics ticuiivotiy so thcy will not have to he riiblti it hard ilai-d rubbinn lllIll‘t" itie tinish

Gail. bridcsmaid tor her sis- ,“Mmens p... a...

iN‘. \\ ore a slrcel Iel’hith dress yvllnw chiiion

honouct ot white carnaliona c tcrcd iiith yPlIrtw rose buds Darlene. rister oi the bride.

ith a matching iirddihg ring hat. and carried a

at

Don't iiash ticniiii slit and ‘ sheer fabrics tnzeilwr your 611- washer The inan (li‘IIK't e tab-

l rics may he damagcd in tho tcu. iiursc at Victoria General l-lotpi. l church work and are soon mov-i by \lrs Harl Lidgtpn.

II sion and pulling uciciit ol hcav-

flimpr girl. wired pink nylon icrtabricr

dirss with matching headdreSI'—' - . a and carricd a hnuouct ot velinwi Kampfl 7‘ wind} 3:72:22,“ 9"” “h” "mm" “mm” Prime itinicter \liitoa ohote

with pink rose hudt,

The groom's hroiher. Jimmie

it ac ring bearer.

GUCCI” shill loin holtd II III!

am" :1 tam

l.- llli- LI. teen model

lSaturdar marricd a Ittrrrwr cop. iretary at Uganda's toiicd \‘a. itions mission In er \‘nrk, noble. 17 ans tied in slendrr. aiirsctii-e \iiria halide hr the

IDr. hull! BVMVH, in crowded Namircmbc Cathedral

no lt'l fun in GM undro

dollI in traits— t ey have lots oi ‘llve." isaayl

New. tau glam tinita {or dolll. PM- tuti ma: 1 piece suit, tiwcchtet. ltI-l. Illofll. vest

' I

‘ELLEN'S DIARY 1 The Fruits OI

this time tit year“ one wrote its

letter this morning “l think now that down on the island the i'Il'lthnrk that is the harvests. wil'. be about completed, The

in. And something else comes to mind l recall. when l

was a child down there on the l P 1

(arm. llIEl‘! would come I day with a decided nip oi iroat in the air. and the baseburner would be Carried In from the cook—

it had remained through ill: summor, and set up in thl Wide ‘hall by the parlor

hid i can remember .itllll the secure trelltiiz It Ilwayl [Ive me when in tirn coal iglnwed red behind the isintilan doors, and the round became ‘warmiy comlortable. '

Then I would check n". In mind. our riches. an the iarming

wtth the flour trom the lust grist or new wheat: the hat- nieal — and the taste at it sweet like beechnuu — don‘t 1 ion: tor I bowl at it! —— would be there 7 a hundredvi ’ght oi it. brought ‘lrnm the mill up between the ‘hllk 7 And down cellar in the iwh - ashed dairy would be the crock: oi butter — - reamy brown and I gray title. raved irom the June churnings. tor idiother would have it. that waa a product oi the yeIr'l sweetest

‘ house near the back door, where in

Harvest

1 Are Snug In The Cellar

“There II a nice anugnest to“ we could close the door. and be

sung and well led against the

acrnss miles in a rememberingi cold oi the winter lalu‘m‘s tan.‘

:s'oah had a combat }aentiment. when at lenath hl‘ iwas done. prcuarations madc tor the rains. and her husband and sons closed the ark's door

i know IV! a tar cri now troni

‘cictl him

a only a lew \i‘ct‘ks aha e the old scenes again " A tar ciy indeed: ‘ have their vegetables. have been brought to but lllrl barrel ll gonr trom ihe pantry many an instance the Pan-i try ttseit has vanished: you ‘Snial’l bin in a cupboa ‘ modern iiitchcn holds the “Sltlre' tlnur The oatmeal. which is not. the tavored breaktart tood oil once. must vie tor a place irith a number oi eye-catching pack- ages at other cereals. ncichhor- log it on the grocery: shelves Homedairics have by and‘ large raoislicd. The uoodcn but- let-bowls, and the “prints” have .i hecome collector pri- Tha home-made yeast is no more the same that. to ihe tarmwile'it dismay sometimes popped minor expiosion which itseit in an escaped trothy now. The base-burner too has been replaced by other systems at heating. iini-ming. but giving no glow to the mom changed our way at him: is.- ilet at this time at year. wiicn‘ cropr line been gathered. and the year turni towards the ‘

.‘wmter i it

gras , _

And beside [hose on the low their. ranged in a row were the bottles at home-made yeast. And knowing that we on the liarm were almost selhutllc- ioat ai to camiort and tooda. it save me a warm reeling to think-

6 The Guardian, Chnrlomtown. Wed Nov. 13. 1963. .ym {mot and [tackling

(Tm

trosti and cold or winter. ue too. like our iricrtd away across ilic miles. think that a security and

b Fliles‘ .

i I i

MR. AND

Reception At B

MRS. ERNEST ARSENAULT

ride’s Home

iFollows Vows At Egmont Bay

rnugnest Ibided within our

doors st Jame'l Roman Cathollc'Mr,alid Mrs Edward Arsenault. Until tomorrow v 7 Diary7 chum. Ema... Bay up. th. Montreal.

—aood-ntaiit. The couple will take up rest-

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editor; Phan- 4-9500

Mr. and Mr]. Jack Hughes.

"‘9 Montague. had as a holiday i toureau. nculywedr or this cit

guest their dd Lu Laid Hugh-

i For their iirddiii: itih iii tit» es. “ha is a student at Dalhnuste tlven

Unlvursity. Haiilax, XS.

Blati' wane. student at the University or New ilrunswtcit. Fredmclm. N.S.. and Shirley white. student at Frittu oi Wal~ es college. spent the holiday

i nrckend at their home. Murray

River

ry )lacGregor M Huiilax vieekerid guest of her liar- etiis. Mr and Mrs. Russell MI Grego . Montague.

‘ Shirl was a

Eileen Herrlnl t)! Darin-tout)

spent the weekend at our humming servtce at Trinity United leader was sung by Emily. Lin-

in Murrly Harbor.

Wendy Johnston. I I u (I e n v tnl. spent the weekend at b e r

'home in Montague.

i ‘ i\trs .icssie L, Larter. .Worshiplui Grand Mistress the lamina America Load. a companied by Right Worshiplut Grand Chaplaltt or PM, Mn Emma Alloy. lett ylonday morn- ing tor New Glasgow where the will visit lodges in Stciiarton and

Most ol

l

Anglican Archbishop oi Uganda. ‘ surrounding areas in Pl: tnu 3559mm?“ '1 “‘9 kn anKen-

County.

inns Hogan a Iludent It h-igt Collese. Halllax. tpent tho holidly weekend with her

tamiiy.

ES Chandlcr_ P. Ting. citlet eleclrichl lnlpeclor [or P E I . has returned irnrn Toronto where he attended meetings of the npprovads council telectricali ot .ihe Canadian Stmdardl Assoc- iiatinn. and the part one commit. In tit illI EInIdlIlt elrcklcll code.

. r and ltlrit. lack MacEach- eru Charlottetown attended the annual winter (air in Halllax. NS 1 Week

Lt-Cnl, and Mrs Loland .i Letoureait have returned to m- tnwa alter attending the m - riage it! their Ian. R rt to Margaret l-‘eehan. daughter at Mr. and Mn. Thoma reehait st 'VIIrlIrptIt,

‘ucw Worship Service Held ‘At Kensington

I hirit Harold Laird and Albert Mouse led the worship aorvice at the InnuII United irhurc’n Wivmen'l Thanhoitertna service held recently to Ken- ‘ ainaton United Church.

i The male rhnir under the dir- eciion othev kw M

I

rs. children mtg “FII' Round The

Mr. and Mrs Robert .l y. are visiting irienda and rm ‘n the USA cnroiiie t iottawa where they will reside,

o

‘. .vtrs WJ MacDonald. ii itha lieuietttdltl-~Buvcrnoi" returned tram itaiitax. vine she visited her daughter an son-in-law. Mr, and um. R Maanttal

llc til has

Couple Honored [At Montague

During I recent Sunday nior-

Church. \lnlliallic, \lr and ‘Mrs. Charles Fraser unit have ihcen active in every phase ot

ing to Florida were asked to itch cent a gilt on behall oi the con- gradation.

Rev. Russell horns coiled on

HHnrace rrascr ulto read an ap-i

propriate address and the prev sentatioo oi an island scene was made by David Rourke. Earlicr in the ueeii neighbors and irienda oi Ruth and Charles

ate l-lalt tor a pleasant social evening. Lorna wtcpincton was ithe master oi cercmonie A aina~song wait led by Dr

neck who also produced a hunt. ornua aiiit by request. llirii. Ar» inoid wightrnan sang "Cmnitt' Through The Rye."

Mn s.c. unclean read an | original poem and presented. I Mr. and Mrs Frasttr with a girl

rtetresiimenta viere served by a commiiice in charge ot Mrs clauda Nichulsnn.

yin Fraser was also giicst ot the chair at which the hat hecn a membcr Following choir prlcllxr. Adah McGregor read an original poem and the pre~ lletlldlintt ot a gilt ot china waai .made [W Howard Vick-non

d _an

A F tail lnga with pianist htiii ttalpn o

si-eoc iii a pretty wedding when \iai-ie Eva, daughter of Mr. and hits Cyril Arsenanlt. Abram‘a \ilitige was unitcd in the holy bonds at matrimony to .i oseph itrncst. tori oi itr and MrI. Amcdi .trscoaitit. Urbanvilie. The mass and ceremony were celchrated by at a g r. Nazaire ‘

Poiricr. The bride. given to marriage; by hPr lather. wo oor lcngth gown oi white peau dc soic iiith lace an'illques it tea. tnrcd a tilted hndice with long lily point sleeves i-ler shoulder length ieil ot nylon tulle and rhcotiily lace wait crowd at pearls stia carried a cascade oi red ros . nmnne Ar<rni‘u|l. , xter- tiie brute was maid oi honor. She has :0\\ncd in mint green nylon clntlon The aroom was attcndcd by s brother Leonard Arsenau . Following the ccrcmony a re- ccption iias held at the home oi the bridc or her honeymoon. .the bride chose a two-tone brown ‘knit suit with brown accessories wore a corsage oi whit. t‘ai'nntinns Olil M lonn Ki

iii

included

‘rallv day message and prayer were given by litra. Hankinson.

The aiithcni ‘t’nfl Ma Lord". under the direction hit-s ilerman Dyment. YFS

do and Betty Colwill. The rhildrcn's story, "From the .Iaits oi a Tiger." wII told

The Altering, which fill! your will be used toi- wnrk in lndtl ias taken by Ernest Grids. and Dnliglai MacArthur.

Prior to the benediction cling. "Got Somebody El: ElH‘n by Mr. Linkletier.

LUMBAGO

BACK-ACME o LII: IIcK heo your bacti in unit and paiotut no band

w it is bald tor y

rowan. USAGE DROPS

t iCPiiA |\\n»mlu. ute period at silence at it a m. Monday to pay homage to corv- icemen who died on the battles ticlds resulted in loo.th kilowatt t-ednt-tion to electrical consumption in the province, an Ontario Hydro spokesman said. During a normal wrckd'ty. hy- dro consumption is about t,5ott,. titto kilowatts at this time.

FRUIT in one oi our maior inoda. One should never Ipulll- gixe tor a plain truit dcssci-t. it is rather chic to serve it.

it to be passed at table. or range an attractive lruit bowl it you haven't much ‘ruil. cnoultP a small bowl # a levy pieces or trail appear lost in a large one. Polish the truit and pile it up to look crdortui and attractive.

Provide desserbsiud plates and hurt knives iii you haven't any. ask your grandmother to lend you herat.

ARTlsTIC ARRANGEMENTS

Fruit. bowls can b! reIlly charming to looli at. even on a motley-Saving budget. A well- pnllshed wooden huw'i lllled [0 nverllnwinu Willi apples. pears and grapes is beautiful in be- hold. I-i-rurple plums and gree grapes are especially attractive Whl‘n arranged in L‘IPM‘ green glass Pears, pumle plums and persimmoos. with a tew brown l'llllS lurked ln here Ind lllel'ev lnok ‘iuvely in white pottery.

Homemakers who make a litith (ll Hour-r arrangemenls will enloy adding the arrange- mt‘nl of lruil bttwll to their lib tivitiea. TOMORROW'S DINNER Fall Fruit Saladellel

Roast Loin Fresh Fork

brown Gravy

Pan-Ritual SW99! Pittan

Picklu

Fruit ril' Fruzen Cauliflower rolonaise Sauce.

Maple Apple Crunch Cat'l'ee. TEA. Milk

NoTE: For Polonaise Sauce brown 1 cup tine white a re ad crumbs in ‘4 cup mPIIPd butler: add is tbsp. lemon intro and i lbsll minced fresh parslcy,

Measurement: level: recipe- lnr S.

FALL FRl'l‘l‘ SALADETTES .1 Banana.

:IDA BAILEY ALLEN

‘ Desserts Of Fresh Fruit Appeal To The Appetite

Sections on one llde. gum-S on the other.

Spoon over Ruby Sulad Dre:- 1

RUBY SALAD DRESSING

htelt 1 tbsp. cranberw telly. Combine wi 1 libs}! Iem on juice. 2 tbsp. otive oil and Vi “tsp salt. BeIt until well-Mend ed. Cool before using.

PAN-ROAST SWEET TATOES

Perl 1 Hood-SIM polalo (or each person Ind cut in halves. Bull 15 min, In lulled water [A] cover. Di-Iln.

Plus in pan with coasting pork: runs! 40 to 45 mini. turn- ing lwll‘E. Dust with a lime sell and will" of clnnlmon,

MAPLE APPLE cnuucu vi cups tine roiled graham cracker crumbs

Id tsp. cinnamon

vi cup room-sort butter

4 good—sized tart baking apples

‘3 cup maple Syrup Thoroughly llllx together crumbs. cinnamon Ind butter, Peel. core and thin - slide Apple: Butter qt, casserole tit- deell

9“ Inch pie plate; in it arrange

apples in thick layer. Pour over maple syrup.

Top with graham cracker but- tei- mixture. Bake so in :5 mln in a moderate oven. no - asti de- green.

Serve warm with ice cream or trothy orange nuce.

Tm: CHEF lists ODDMENTS or ROAST PORK

Slice and

alow-aaute. Serve

with lemon wedges and areaita

ed pummel, nice Ind use in a salad. Dice and add to toashetti Sane! Mince Ind use In Stuffing linked potatoes. Stun FEPDETS or small turban squash. ytlnce and add to an nllltlfl. For nand~ wicll Killing. mlncr. add a little crisp cooked bltcntt Ind ttrtlId drESSHIE tn moisten.

3 cups lino~shrsdded lettuce

12 whole oraulze scctlbns

12 halved sanded Tokay grapes Runy Salad Dressing.

Peel bananas Cut in halves lengthwise Arrange ln nuts or ahredded lettuce tossed with he mon French dressing. orttngel

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Phoiects Are Planned By Alumnae

A speciat meeting oi the ya. ire Dame Alumnae was held re cently to discuss plans tor thu year Atter a revicw oi the part year's programme it was de. ‘ cidcd tn amatgumata Ill evi-nt. I and hold it reception dinner toi- alumnne members stay 9. last.

The the year old academy iormcd its alumnae association at ycars ago to promote the in. tcrestt ot the academy Their yearly projects are a summer lchml scholarship tor a teacher at the schntd. and prtzc mmle tor the students. Last year. through the klndncss ot a torm. er pupil. the late hits Carrie iiogers tlunt. a tonndation Inr scholarship land was cstobliiii- ed with thc hope that some day the Alumnae may urovirlc 'a yearly univcrsitv scholarship to one at the academy graduate

IMPORTS RISE

OTTAWA tcPt Canadian imports in July rose 47 per cent in value to $535,183,000 irom 5559.000,000 in the sania month last year. according to rcvised iigurcs issued Friday by the burcau 0! statistics.

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