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Short courses for ers and |and embroidery done by Scottish thusi 1 ' conveners of Wome’s tnaittes Wi's; sot Deeded for Uni- ot ieee aes taaity for better edecation and will be held in 5 centers on tarian Services will form ano- determined tojacceptance on equal basis P.E.I. in late November and ther display; a panel discussion her collection of |with non-Indians in the ome oe early December. These courses on the objectives of Women's canned and clothing for In- | munity.” ~* are part of a regular program Institutes will be held. dians et Kenora, Ont., despite - carried on by the orgenizathe | The courses will continne ¢ protests that her campaign is Fe ee eerie 10 am. to 330 p.m. and will be insulting to the TIGNISH

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oo oe peo Lyn taries, and conveners io “mum. ate. enero Gem — — ~ ae es additiona! items on the agenda bers which the Institutes wish to nes Gump ais ame estern Hospital The delegaies who have recently a rr om. The provincial that some oe “” “ss ' ' if . ; presi members of the a $ ' Country een a in wena provincial executive will be in Indiens On-| Mrs. Jean Murphy, Tignish te conference in Dublin. Ireland ,2ttendance to conduct the course. male: 2OgtO8 are forced to| a patient at Western Hospital, will give impressions of the con- The centres will be O'Leary on See 2 Se aes sm. me ference and describe certain per- November 2th, Parkdale Nov- “——- ne ue . Doyle, Tignish has re- sonalities connected ,with it: C™mber 26th, Sourle November A ay et A Sh | |there will be a display showing 30th and Montague December Uiiion, catiecl af lar esm-| ental, bute - " examples of drawn thread work 2nd. a here Wednesday: Mrs. Atwood Gavin and three ’ . is no place for the | year old son, Dennis, of Sea Like in work with Indians | Cow Pond left for Montreal on : i fat ee greatest contribution | Friday, where Dennis will enter ; ‘ rc citizen can make | hospital for a delicate heart op- s the Indians and | eration. his acceptance of| Mrs. Edward Hackett of Sea : . ‘ is a feeling that | Cow Pond is a patient at West- t se a is something less 7 aes. a. | - , Sg ee ey man.” pupils of the Tignish Ete- : reforms. Your own future pound boxes, their teacher, Sister MR. AND MRS. OTTO JOHNSON | |the children’s welfare demand by welfare officials | St. Paula Ann, after a three it of you. And, in time, believe . and says she will | weeks confinement in Western 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Nov. 22, 1965. | CELEBRATE 30th ANNIVERSARY sg = Soe at oe eee = a sae Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson Dawson) of Augustine Cove — _ him, # & FROM — : Fan es ew, po oop i RY of North River observed their Ronald of York and Gordon of ° vagh licated RX for is Whiffen also has placed | a patient ot Western ELLEN S DIA 30th wedding anniversery on Charlottetown. They also The wm banks for donations in| Alberton. Hospital, . —_—_—_—_—_—— Friday, Nov. 12th. Mrs, have four grandchildren. Mr. |‘0P quality, first-hand paycho- cane toe Ghee ie : WeS E Feedj Johnson is the former Merger and Mrs. Johaoa were invit- |SSUS? SUMOONS [ny as you ere in the form of Indian| TREE REACHES HIGH ‘et Ca , and the coup to ir daughter’s home, , feathered head- MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL BECK e aw wes ce Ing were marfied by Rev. D. where the family had arrang- wed ne ee eee Wolfe at her parent’s home in ed a surprise reception for ~accepting, overrode welfare officials WED IN U.S.A. mo On An Upland Meadow Tryon in 1985. They have four friends and relatives. The | specting, seltf-contident, self-re-| She suggested Indian ” * _ | children, Deane, living in couple received many gifts lant woman. M.H. could retain seme ~- A wedding of interest to Is Mr: and Mrs. Harold Beck of | Now we came to a new week,! “This evening” @ iarmnvite North River, June (Mrs, Ralph and good wishes. by paying a nomi- : landers was solemnied at Murray Harbor. Judith Jac- (with it, came to mind grateful- offered, her smile ee : ; for the ttems—by in- Clinton, Maine, U.S.A., when obs attended the bride as maid jly on awakening, ‘strength for wistful, “reminds me of those Ex-Postmistress those most in need Nancy Grace McLellan be- of honor, and John McLellan | the day.” And it was Monday, of my girlhood. Then we would} MAARY AWORTH and clothing cannot pay

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came the bride of H. Russell I. >refher of the bride, ‘vas |a name which to housewives is be hearing now the ¢lip of

Beck of Murray Harbor, the best man. The couple trav- |a day with bright washes spread, |horses’ shoes on frost- caught McEwen said ending PEI. Pastor Victor Dow, elled to Moosehead Lake area [and we pleased to remember road, and the the wa- U f ithf | M t Will N t Mrs. Charlotte Maclonis, who and clothing will not stop i Clinton, performed the double in Maine and to Nova Scotia |that in this our main interest of |gon wheels passing. were nrat U are i Oo recently retired from the posi- | Indians from gojng through gar- aa woul ring ceremony at the home of on their honeymoon, and are [the first workday morning it is days to remember!” said. ; ° . tion of Postmistress at Borden, He said those who the bride’s parents, Mr. and now residing at Murray Har- |written, ‘Cleanliness is next to This afternoon, however, in the Ad t Hi Sho t has recently received a beauti- timid to wel- BURN vs James Moic‘lan, Cln- bor, where the groom is_selfGodliness.” Colorful, indeed. sunshine, _ the _ younger _ farmer mi Ss r comings ful testimonial Scroll signed by ton:-The groom is the son of employed as a farmer. increasingly pretty, are the (plowed in a field across. the the Postmaster- General, the with pieces of wash of our times, and stream, the same one where| DEAR MARY HAWORTH: I; His outright denials of SeX |Honourable Rene Tremblay of What to us none is more appealing with James on an evening in |bave recurrent evidence that my |misconduct, as well as the gis‘ Ottawa expressing the Post Of- H A Pp EN | NGS than to see here or there in pas- summer, we, working on into |husband is unfaithful. Yet he jof the “evidence” (deleted here) fice Department's sing a home, the white of baby the dusk, stooked bales of, hay. |denies everything and fantasti- |which you report, suggest that for long and faithful service Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editer, Phone 4-8506 garments blowing in a gentle Warm and gently falling \that|cally accuses me of inventing |he probably feels hideously the department, and to the coun- breezze w!') perhaps a h'>nket \fusk was, the evening beautiful. |the evidence I call to his atten- |guilty and profoundly ashamed try for a period of 41 years, and in pink or Klue to acquaint us We had the rich eroma of/ the | tion. in your presence of the moral |tg extend ‘ ; An enjoyable supper was held jand Mrs. W.B. Conrad and fam- |With the sex of the wearer. |haying for fragrance, — in-| I think he is trying to make |sickness that has come over nest wishes. : at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |ily, Detroit, Mich. before re-| “Why the smile, Ellen?” (termingled with it, the me believe I am losing my |him. Charles MacFarlane, Fernwood |turning home. James at the wheel of the little scent of wild mint and the sed-|mind. I don’t know where or| It is probably for such rea-| The scroll, which ts beautifully recently, when five couples who truck questioned the other Mon- |ges. groowing at the foot of the |how I failed . . . I can‘ only |sons that he won't expose him- |framed, had been married 25 years gath-| Mr. and Mrs. John J.’ Power, day when we were on an outing meadow, by the stream. The| guess that I trusted fim so |self to psychoanalytic coun tar aovoaiin in tay to Wa oo: ‘ ered to celebrate the happy oc- |New Perth, celebrated their 40th Which carried us a distance a- Summer gave, and has since/ much that I took him too much |ing help, as advised by the ae Seven Satay 2 Oe casion. Included in. the group |wedding anniversary at their long the countryside. ‘That withdrawn her favors, leaving |for granted. The rift began six |tor. In short, because considera- |'erest of the department. DICKSON’S were the host and hostess, Mr. |home on November 16, 1965. lhouse we just passed-they have US with memories of that |years ago; at least that’s when |tion of guilt, shame, sense of be-| Earlier this year the town of and Mrs. Thorne Affleck, Lower a new baby there.” we said. came and went pleasantly, and/{ first became aware of it. | ing the slave of secret vice, etc., [Borden honored Mrs. MacInnis STOMACH Bedeque, Mr. and Mrs. Prowse! Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nichol-| “What-~are you doing? we Visions of those to come whe®| Nowadays I have no interest |keep him from plumbing the |at a retirement party snd ex- POWDER Gardiner, Freetown, Mr. and|son and children Susan, Bobby |overieard James question the Het charms will once more be|in our home and give, the child- | problem with a specialist, he has |pressed their appreciation of her Mrs. John Myers, Carleton Sid-|and Sharon Ann, returned this baby of the house across the ‘Pread on the countryside. ren only perfunctory attention, |no positive unge to reform and |services in a tangible way. ing and Mr. and Mrs- Clarence |week to their home in Barre, lane in a spell of deep concen Today we saw the flock Of | though he gives them less— Marchbank, Traveller's Rest. All |Mass., after visiting their par- tration this morning “I’m ¢WeS Dow pasturing on the. far none. except the latter couple have ents at Whim Road and Lower |writing” Peter replied. ‘‘Writ- fields of this farm, feed on an up| As an instance, one of the been connected with the Bede-| Montague. They were accom- ing what?” James twinkled, |/@%@ meadow, edging it seemed |chijdren was and still is having que congregation. The Rev. Ran- | panied. by Mrs. Nicholson's fa--|“‘Oh, just things" he shrugged. *t©adily_in__the.direetion of the | auseutty in school. Her teacher dal and Mrs. Cameton were also |ther, Harold Annear, who will |“Like what?” James persisted. Y@ds. Had they perhaps some |sucke to me of putting her back present. visit relatives and friends in the |“Oh, memories, mostly. I'm *Warencss of an a te |@ grade, but suggested giving Boston area | |trying to write down about some- 57° which turned them ‘0- lner abit more time. | Mrs. Roscoe MacDonald, York ' |thing I saw a long time ago.” \W2rd the shelter at home? I wanted to discuss this with left Thursday evening for Tor-| Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Reid of this He's however no sign of) my tusband, who just walked 2 onto, Ont., to attend the wedding | Middleton’ left recently for Tor-| A Perfect November day this them, no plaintive leat sbout. out and started cutting grass of her daughter Muriel,-to Gar-|onto where they plan to spend was: the -ground clean and Only the dusky quiet, a the Whee 1 rearaed to the subject net Nowry at Donlands Un ited the winter months, and to be blue. Now the night is aill-en- starlight of a lovely November gee eioet & Sever Church. While in Toronto, she |near their son David and dau- |flding, one which 1s -brighten- night. coining things to ary about will also visit with two older |ghter, Mrs. Ken Evans and her |¢4 by stars. \Goodnight...... :| gad eee aad thane ha? anki daughters, Mrs. Athol Jenkins |family. \, second thought. The school : and Mrs. Walter Dickieson and | eer apace with the child’ their families. | | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nichol-/|DA BAILEY ALLEN |biting her nails to the quick and son, Commercial Cross, are vis- | beginning to blink her eyes con- sr : ‘ on Ne ieee and |iting in New Brunswick, guests . |stantly nald Ross, Lower Montague, lof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. : : R ; og tre in Halifax, N.S., on a busi- | Alexander Duncan, Peticodiac, An Exotic Rice ecipe set uate Gene cad tae ie Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Conrad, ° ba go with me. But he didn’t tell Sturgeon, left recently for Fal- |bamd. Riverglade, N.B. rom bom Y ay a single truth. I am sure the cdnbridge, Ont., where they will A few decades ago, rice was (recently columned) pastor thought I was a jealous spend a few days with their dau-|HOUSEHOLD HINTS |not generally used in’ this coun- with siur cream wife with a vivid imagination. $ ghter and son-in-law, Cpl- 0. R. try. Occasionally, especially Coffee or Tea Milk He didi suggest, however, that : and Mrs. Menard and family.| Make a pincushion out of @|in the South, it. was cooked to|PASTRY*GLAZED APPLES . |™y husband be analyzed, to see They will also visit with Mr. |covered, soaped steel wool pad | serve in place of potatoes with| 6 tart medium-size apples, |Why he couldn’t communicate ; and needles and pins will stay | chicken fricassee; or to use| peeled and cored with me or accept me cs a part. fF , super-sharp. with a gumbo. The only country| 1 recipe flaky American pie |2€f, amd said there must ba an wide use was for making rice| pastry or use a mix underlying reason why he can’t : "No garlic presser? 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