Loa’ {

¥

‘A wedding of interest to Te

‘MR. AND MRS. KENNETH MacDONALD WED IN TORONTO

of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Publi-

! nders recently cover, Dublin Shore, N. 8. The . . ore Church couple ae residing ta. Mim! |and eon Michael of Saint John, nto, when Kenneth Mac- co, Ont. Mr, MacDonadi is |N.B., were recent visitors at son of Mr. and Mrs. with the Tire Co. of |the home of the former’s moth- : . Johnston's Canada, and bride is on (er, Mrs: Elmer Roberts and Mr. River, P. E. ¥. was united to the nursing staff of the Sunny- (and Mrs. Clovie Perry, Summer- BPannie--Pdblicover, daughter brook Veteran’s Hospital. __| side. ‘Mrs. Roberts and Michael eT are now spending some time % : . ; with Mrs. Robert's parents, Mr. E| LEN’S DIARY and Mrs. Jack Schurman, Char-

‘Scampie’s Welcom - ls Warm And Dependable

ing Park:

Merrill Oatway. .

HAPPE

NINGS -

Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editor, Phone 4-8500

;

nt ,~ assistant

textiles—the technique screen, block printing and batik.

Mr.“and Mrs. Birt Leard have | recently returned from an en- |

Toronto. While in Ottawa, they. were the guests of their son-in- | law and daughter, Mr. and Ms. ht a -| . Mr. and Mrs. James Hunter and daughter Cathy of Moncton, N.B., spent a brief holiday with Jean Hunter, and with his bro- ther Carl and wife of Indian River. :

A bridge club meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Herb’ Schurman, Summerside, on Wednesday evening.

Kenneth Anstie, first year stu- ‘at Dalhousie University,

Little—subject |ing a holiday sa of silk) Vera Gallant in Ottawa,

joyable holiday in Ottawa. and |

et

with her

Vivian . Jackson, Fortune Bridge, spent a recent ; with her sister and brother- in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Crea- mer in Toronto, Ont. :

The regular bridge club meet- ing was..held on Thursday eve- ning at the home’of Mre:-Gerald Inman, Summerside;

|

F E a

:

i =3e

La

2 z

; g g

I 1

§ : ; ;

F ; f E z z

oEF

28

Fs eg” |

s.. Mrs. a Johnson, Margate Mutch, Summerside, t visitors. to Amherst,

z

Andrew

E g

“iik i

ERs

David Clarkson, Monta- -Tecently for Boston, she -will be the mother; Mrs. H. C. . Clarkson and her ‘mo- ac y her. sister brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. a motor trip to a., where they

3 g

f

i e5

*

} fae

n -. an _ ® —

: F

> a

,

- walled up trom lane’ = ; 7 ago, homing from eek | ; ; ee ee 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Jan. 17, 1966. ing... ce , K fi a Or erent reer te rte nore hie ih Ag attractive place that 4s, ; framed in its fence of white pal- |-WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS Shaler i tals ae a : ‘a- ae Bete -@ and includes the, valley UCW Announce Presbyterial stents, with, thelr Heide and ipertect In Kensington. On Jan; 29 | = a hatte ae i We| the January meeting of the] Mrs. Millage Macleod presid- ee ars eae occ anak i Bhtest...sun- | Breadal ae United. Cearch. Wa, of over tho. ee ets Cee a ee ee “Ant 9 motharedte. ot lars. Lar ; wih ws leevelienal paried Gan led by when our meetings convene at a lawn-tree, would stop | members answering roll call. a a ee the homes, to be served refresh- with us on a= Monday “ We is ments and enjoy a social hour , a8 we spread our wash, |marked soberly, coming by he- We Dail ke tel teh at the close. This, as one said, lor the good of her heart |fore moon. “Yes, he’s in the | Presby era <a” Gieorel “seems to make them “more her joys, her trials|barn. I want you to come and /Singion on .anuany en ae lire ffiendiy”, the tea too a warm- see him.” And there, suspend. |0f the members assisted Mes. ing stirrup-cup toward the’ part- to Himself 1» led from an old silver hand-hewn |Millage MacLeod, img: % * say for our ears, ‘ was a fox of the farm, lecided to . 5 "No stars. But there was music ” os Peter would |taken ina trap Young and hand artis Wand 06 Sa 40 the ) the flow of the etream, where beguiling notes com- |some he was, dark-socked, and dockty tea beosath the lane maple. ‘‘He’s ot so long since fleet of foot. next meeting, and plans w er e _- eridge, to enter presently its will nod, pleased to|""A redone” we said. “More | = Millage MacLeod was dy covering, and continue 8 @|have it so. And the wind trom ike gold, I'd say his coat is” jer’. Mre. Millage Macleod was mund a bend toward the mill. lup the creek will come by to’ otfered young eyes a bit |appointed shes, pin fud boshed, the sigh Mea ie waabek phones,” wet em “And his ears are like vel. the February motes tie “+ ily, nor yet lstlessly - a |¥et, small and black.. and what | toe eae ind Mrs, Earl ' 2 wed wind of the west. |@harp, white teeth, he has! T'm | study te sson . Ear ON ss “We caught him" Pejer te. |s0try we caught kim, bot’ he Pee ek saoeind' ok ‘exnessereeeocesecscsenoney ' be!” : pee f ee oe aa by:-Mrs. Harold -saancrrmoacesceetrtiiete ‘The old bed-creaks. Ellen, | Toombs refreshments were ht ‘the morning?” James calls. © _ FREDERICTON WI Until - tomorrow..— Diary —| Mrs. Millar Stevenson was

d

7 by fine Slag

|

2" BASY-SEW SUCCESS , | ‘DON’T tackle that family din- fer— unless you're safely pro- tected by a coverall like this. Easy-sew, trimmed with gay

' binding. . Printed Pattern 4810: Misses’ Sizes Small (10, 12); Medium (14, 16); Laarge (18, 20). Medium

1% yards 35-inch.

FIFTY CENTS (50 cents) in coins (no stamps, please) ‘for each pattern. Ontario residents add two cents sales tax. Print size,- name, address,

Ont. , ‘

Be alert to What’s New! Send for excitement - packed Fall- Winter Pattern Catalog. 350 de- sign’ views —. 8c career,

“anions. ries. Plus. coupon for pattern— choose

_ YOUR-OWN “MINK”

Get busy —., knit ‘your own “fur’’ stole of mink or pastel-col- ored mohair—then brush.

Alternate knit and purl bands for a‘ glamorous stole. Wear. it all year ‘round for extra warm- th. Paatfern 7411: knitting direc- tions for stole.

for each pattern (no stamps, please) to Alice.Brooks, care of

Dept., 60 Front St: W. Toronto 1, Ont. Ontario residents add one cent sales tax. Print plainly pat- tern number. name, address. GIANT 19666 Needlecraft Cata- log stars knit, crochet~- many more needlecraft. designs.. 3 free patterns printed in catalof Send 25 cents.

“NEW! patterns for you in ‘olor, with quilting motifs. F pattern ever collected from famous mw seums. Send 60 cents for new Museum Quilt Book No.1 —

from Catalog 50 cents :

ve

q

a

sixteen complete patierns: 0c.

THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) |

Guardian = Patriot Neddlecraft | tions to

12° Colléctors’ — Quilt |)

‘DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

:.

ienll

in

3

MARY HAWORTH a Husband Opposed To Wife Speaking Before Meeting

4eontract renewal,

hostess to the Fredericton WI

vocalizing, pro and con. The rea-

overnight and day-to-day reflec- tion upon the merits of your ra- . And this margin for re- nking should greatly reduce the possibility of making il] foun- ded comments you might re gret later. ‘ Such prudent precautionary sifting and editing of your ne- gative attitude, ¢ g the might even

lead you, in the fianl analysis, to change your mind about

to’ explore congregation senti-| speaking out: : sei hes' Ge, canteens’ per jeu Wicks es oan ae * _ pur- » you 4 pose of enveloping the decison thet. our opposition to the rab- making in an atmosphere of re- |bi's is more petty, pee- sponsible impersonality- _-|vish and sorehead, in a Further, in any such institu-

wounded ego, "than it is a

i

ap-

John- |. Clair Mayhew | |

by - Fresh Coconut Ice’ Cream

By JACK BRAUCKMANN VANCOUVER (CP) — Culture

Stew:

Fe8se

ay

i

4g 3

af 3

tour in the towns or dule. The

ry about 16 dancers and

Newly Formed Ballet Company To Present Classical And Contem porary Selections

ness workings of ballet ei fore the Seecond World Wax, has moved to B.C. and brought

him the culture-in-the-coun!

a ‘Another prime mover in the ‘B.C. attempt to organize a first. class touring ballet company (Mrs. John A. Bourne of Van-

IDA BAILEY ALLEN Coconut Pretend Souffle

& *

ateen nee ry “agai

cities on

ff

# u

fall with 47 small its eche- will car- in

eight-plece: ervhestts. mg on the dock are Bever- ly Huechert and Baruch Blum.

company (CP Photo)

} bes

e #e

; aack

es

EAST BALTIC.

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Robert- celebrated

/

i

1]

\

LE goin

: i

E :

— ae

:

Consomme with Florida Pearls

Dane. -

Ze

oF BEB ee

g

baff FEee i

a

i f g :

| ft rl

Fe

= & iz

:

Hh iB

"Bae

>».

Winter Rates at the Charlotte in effect,

Single Rooms with private bath, radio ana television

$3.00 and up Minimum stay.— three months

For a worry-free winter in warmth and comfort _ move to The Charlottetown Hotel

D0 YOU GASP FOR

BREATH, WHEEZE, COUGH?

town Hotel now

PigueleDreodag

tts

with Minnesota Wild Rice Guava Jelly, . Texas Carrote

California Asparagus Wheatlamd Rolis

a S } Tropical Mist Angel Cals Coffee, Téa ‘or Milk

GALA DINNER FOR TOMORROW (For Family end Guests) Featuring

Asparagus Tip Salad Tropical Mist 1 Cake (recipe tomorrow). Souffle | Tea,

Milk.

“. feelpes a

RICE SPANISH

2 Comp, sonia clive off

Kentucky Bibb Lettuce with |]. Marinated Hearts

SINGER |

FULL CREDIT FACTLITIES AT ALL SINGER CENTERS

; PRK

» CENTERS __a.) KERTH SIMMONS = 06 Teedemort of Ringer Company of Coneds Lit, ‘ ; Summerside RR, § _ et compas Phone 436- ee