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e 'MacDonald-Publicover Vows i } e @x ‘x Solemnized In Toronto, Ont. Ex-Boy Friend Talks . . Wedding vows were exchang- length veil. She wore @ corsage bo |’ M k ed in Mimico er OE eee one Sees. A ut Gir Ss ista es Church on Saturday, Nov. “| Rev. Burch officiated th ja Toronto, when Bonnie Aane|double ring ceremony, . | ane aanens Saat Oar te ee eee The groom's brother, Gordon, lution actually does usher in |Publicover, Dublin Shoré, NS.. | Stended ‘by. ‘Mre, Gores Mee | sor tho pouhant, Wh tent deste ‘was united in marriage to Keti- Tonaid as matron of homer. cams cs neth William MacDonald, eec- r com item inscribed on the Wilson MacDonald of Joba- |immediate family at the ‘home | | Ledger 7 ston’s River, P.E.I. of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac tho vitmnato babance-sheet The bride, given in marriage Donald. ‘ by her father; was in @ street, The couple spent their honey- Results are tangible and per- length gown of white brocaded moon touring the Ottawa Valley. vasive. Harmful aseciations satin, with ‘wedding ring head- Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald will melt away, until even the mem. dress, which held her shoulder reside in Toronto. ory is forgotten. Maliclously mo- - - tivated or enviously Pe ‘ the power, or the opportunity, or ; perhaps even the impulse or in- 5 P centive to ae caer as in the past, with. behav- - for or cruel thwarting or sourril- . ous disparagement. . So it is this course of self-pro- : tective action that I advise you to take, with respect to Tom. =|. It is futile to try to prevail : Dee ove meter. Soap Pepe ater harlottetown, moter Gpen yee 6 The Guardian, C Fri., 17, 1965. resement axe, _Seliverance j : from embodies , 4 has to be worked out on your | WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS ‘ side of the fence, independent of 3 | . io tene os poe him, with er fortress and , never - | advocate: H, Now his remarks are killing me : Rose Valley UCW Hold Ie there anything I can say or See ae ee ceth cemmite A ? | A M ° ' eo — ae Waele personal ae Write her uction Sqle At Meeting - ee ee Semefal i Krew: bot’ aw’ {|i care of The Guardian ee want to do right. Please advise | . Rose Valley UCW met at the;cail was responded to by 15 PRELUDE TO SPRING me, for I don’t know how to! home of Mrs. beni -mnunnerd bg op oe ee Lo : - cope with the ‘situation. Thank | Newlyweds coe ee, ee, ene ee asurer Teporied 8 i¢-| two ‘designe in British wool ing with breast pockets, low- an all- wool suit in striking 7°—@-Y- er eines. tir homine on of 8245 Yeached. Tt was decided | from the Harella of London slung slotted belt, spotted hand- navy - white stripes. A crisp| .Dear G.Y.: The gospel truth, | Honored By : : 1966 spring-summer collection kerchief - in a wide range of : the ‘ ” is that in. the the devotional leader to forward $30 over this amount. Let white toplet and red carnation good news” is | . reading opened the meeting, fol-| The supply secretary, Mrs. H.| &T¢ ilustrated here. t, the ooeare Right, for the girl who : economy of Creation, God plan- | Residents ek ciel lowed by prayer hymns, L., Day, reported games and mit cute suit’, fly-front fasten- works or the girl who plays, highlight the , outfit. ned from the beginning, 0 to! : MacPHEE Each member took part in the|tens were sent for, Bruns : say, to have sacramental The home of Mr: and Mrs. MR. AND MES. PAUL ‘ ‘ service with a scripture verse, |St. Mission, also three bales of |retary, Mrs. Fenton Mayne; ative aid available for poor ig-| Daniel Gillis and family, Nor- caine end prayer, with the|used clothing bad been packed treasurer, Elsie Mayne; litera- HAPPENINGS: "|norant sinners who foolishly in-| oro, was the scene of a happy Patricia M Bosle Becomes “Nativity” as theme. The wor-|for overseas since the last meet-/|ture secretary, Mrs. Clark Hard- jure themselves in mind, body, | occasion when their son Doanid : y ship service closed with prayer | ing. ing; commoenity friendship, Mra. Audrey Jenkins, Wemen's Editor, Phone 4-8500 . epirit and relationships, and, in| and his bride were honoured by he Bride Of Paul MacPhee ["sus"omsi clare ter meter fie he fre" "etand By, x za, ses eso Sela it |e eens oe et ome for . . ; T e Bri eO au ac ee ieee er eee ae toe, peiconaa meeting, when E | sie wardship secretary, Mrs. Eimer; Harry Younker, Loyalist Rd. Joseph Mananing, Nave uate \Sects easin in Gee coos, . ness { when the secretary,|Mayne will have charge of the |Stewart; press and publicity,| has returned home after spend-/|was a recent guest of Mr. and The sacramental helps Holy ‘Trinity Church ia North yon Gardens, N. Vancouver, !nirg. ‘Frank Kahout, gave the devotional. Mrs. K. Mayne will|Mrs Leeland. Mayne; Christian| ing two weeks holidaying in Sa-|Mrs. Alton Robertson, Munn's| le. j scien, temiliarly Vancouver, B. C. was the sett-/ where Ted Cameron acted 25‘ ninutes and the visitation com |take the st ‘dy period on Brazil. | citizenship, social, Mrs. Lindsay | lem, Mass. Road. al ariehds ot God ia the ing for a recent wedding when emcee and also proposed the | nities reported. The following officers were|Seaman; representative on offi-|* . a set teat) Cee Patricia Marie Bosley was uni-|¢oast to the bride. Robert Line-| «visionary apron” was open: |elected for the coming year: re-|eial board, Mrs. Crawford Sin-| Betty Ching, RT, returned to| Elinor MacVane, student at |man ecene, ane: Contras. \ ee ae er ane on to the bri- ed as well as the “birthday box" | tiring , Mrs. Crawford] ise and ca | Bar work in Burtingtta, Vermont Prince of Wales College, spent [SSC a a5 elted te Script . Patri only | desmadds. congratulatory “holiday box’” | - president, Mfs. . Keith representative after spending a week weekend a home CP vad ea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mich |telegrams were received from a cchikel’ Wanalaerea, fs proakieat, Mrs, |board of stewards, Mrs. Cedric mother. Mre. Clarence Ching | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc-|¢8 (I een psa eg, ye ael B. Bosley of Port Alberni, | Prince' Edward Island, Quebec, Hobert Graham, the financial |Leeland Mayne; recording sec- | Seaman: f and family, Black Pond. - | Vane, Bothwell our sins, ors B. C. and Paul, the gon. of Mr.) Ontario and Saskatchewan. ick the soae sab Teed te - eee ieee ee eens rs. Paul Joseph MacPhee,/ Barbara MacPhee, sister of |Mrs. ; teed, 2 wen : Tan jor, Truro, N. S.|) Mr. . John Reeves, Jinn venpeasif giants * = Souris, P. E. I. .{the groom, flew | Dundas, dound thet the year’s allocation IDA BAILEY ALLEN spent the with his pa-|Sumimerside are leaving this} You don't mention having re- The bride was gowned in tra-/ Ont. to represent her mother and ined been met. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart| week for an extended visit to moorings or @ ditional white, eer of ~ her father was represented by| As auction sale of articles do- ' MacGregor, East Baltic. Vancouver, B. C., where they |@ffiliation. In any case, cade, with a cathedral train an uncle, Ronald MacDonald of \nated by members followed, and Homemade Bon-Bons will be guests of their son, Lee | you do or don’t God's double bell sleeves. Her bailer-| Burnabury, B.C. ~Miss MacPhee after 9 few minutes of brisk bid Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacAul-| and Mrs. -Reéves. as noted above are open to ina, veil of illusion was held in was in pink chiffon ‘and .Mrs. ding everything was ‘sold and ee ay, Souris Bast, spent last week- : 2 And I hope for your sake place by a pillbox headpiece and | Bosley, the bride’s-mother, chose |proceeds added to the funds In Entici ng Assortment: end in Nova Scotia. Allison Murphy, Norboro, left | you.will present .yourself she. carried a bouquet of Spider| French blue brocade for the oc- All officers were _re- elected on Tuesday for Windsor, Ont. good priest or clergyman, ‘i ond wr hae buds | sasion. . lfor the coming year. \ | Four business girls we |lines. == eae — oe Sos bic mecha See ‘oad toe Seed. 4c pea be we bronze, sewn *| For travelling, the bride wore| The next meeting ie. to be i f -skinned fruits, such ere rf pF indy : Joyce Lepine of Cloverdale, | a grey tweed suit with white an-|held et the home of Mrs. Frank |0" have ¢. Comssius cary PEs iekee cane . UCD yeast. In the United. States,| Frank Hughes, 1676 Chappelle |ing your wounds aod closing-out ar at Slane Heig |B accessories. Her cor: Kahout, when she will be devo- | on om tak ae spe-| green or purple grapes most muffins are made, quickly | Ave. your mistakes with Tom. nda Cameron of Ceptiano Helé |was a pink orchid, tional leader, Mes. Gordon Mac- \Crcr PTE Sting they| or lady apples with baking powder end so ere | hts, N. Vancouver was brides} owing a motor trip to Sou-/Kensie will present the chapter : the eweete| 2eeg whites classified es “quick” breads. | maid, with Tami Bevan of Taco-| | | O\OwNe Soe ‘trom the book and Mr, Package and. wrap a Now the modern muffin. mixés ma, Washingtotas»-flower girl. |thern California, the young cou- etudy T 8. for gifts. ; 2 tsp. water £ _ * 1 le s| ple will make their home in|Nicholson will have Missionary | 7, candies and glazed Extra- fine granulated sugar |Make them_even “quicker”. I They wore floor length crepe| Pe er. prayer. At the close of ‘the meet- | columed ‘yesterdey | (about 1% ¢.) have just finished baking a new gowns with bodices of golden : ling, redrestiments were served |.%, ,22”e = eat Wash, drain and dry the buttermilk nut-muffin mix, na brown _— <~ cared bow | wi _— by the hostess. eat ee ccae: an eek ae fruits. Combine egg whites and tionally distributed ___(the nuts} _ eth was flanked by tall HOUSEHOLD HINTS, FAIRVIEW WI sortment, to ‘be packaged one-|-water.and mix; do not beat | are ponte ee 4 tapers and standards of bronze! screwdrivers - with rounded ‘The festive season added to - @ kind. or_mimed. Die in trvita, coe ot 0 ee ee | Fa ene. Pk eream and gold mums, blend- ting can be reconditioned ‘by the atmosphere of the Decemb- B ered — half: pound box-|pletely in extra fine granulated Measuring cup anda kitchen a = ing with the wood panelling Of | crinding tips straight across| er meeting of the Fajrview WI Sora gold colored, as| sugar. Place on paper towels, fork; broke en egg into the at. ; ‘ the church. the ‘‘fine” wheel of a bench | held at the home of Mrs. L. C; a! erably "will lary at Foot temperature about cup: added % c. milk and etirr- Robert Linegar of Vancouver, | quently to cool the metal, then | Mclsaac with the singing of ee omer oid Makes about 2% Ib. glaz- ed a few times. Then stirred ia | om attended the groom as best man cub lightly with steel wool. | “Jingle Belis” and a nie ely irene Metes aout can led tuts. th ithe mix from the package ell at | and Tony Hart and Scott’ Mal decorated Christmas tree sur- |" ied in layers, Provide (Ghar dhe engarigoating tottne ence. teatl snieed Oak atl. atime oe i. a ae To air choth| 56 Ayan, tn rometet by rl ad exchange bon-bon cup for ease in|a_ candy- like crust trosted| what lumpy, in this case as it | F ‘ -. \gtrong winter winds, ‘use two! between members. paper ; (should be.. Spooned it into A reception was held at Can-!eoat hangers for each garment,| Mrs: .Thomas Murphy, prest- eae oe bat ora an eur dan an hey ri pan with 12 ecdigartenents ———_________._____ jreversing the hooks to form a jdent, opened the meeting and #emorous soneliy called (ung by Mitie thia wire | |in each of which I had put @ pa- | ‘{ circle. Then. they will not blow |roll call. was answered by eight {OP layer (professional a the Christmas iree | per baking cup (no greasing). | off the line. members and one visitor. Elec-| Ye Pieces”). : lThen into a hot (400 F.) | ; For a more lasting gift, pack; Cream of Tomato Bisque degree tion of officers for the ensuing'| ndies im @ email. jer, vase,-a|- Glazed Smoked Pork Butt [oven for 20 min. or until the mu- | : ; year was held with all officers |fa0 . ae With Green : iffins were golden brown. Just | SS oct heeae) ou ee ees. cel of LP RECORDS Thomas Murphy; vice- pr esi-| yi ioe te a d oes |cup (or use a bowl) and the kit- | dent, Mrs. Delmar Currie and |" in en ‘automebile” or | Cauliflower Vinaigrette | chen fork. The muffins pans did | secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Brent Pack inexpensive toys from | Buttermilk Nut Muffins (mix) not need washing as the com] GIVE A GIFT OF MUSIC THIS YEAR cee ea nS weriety ome: Chilled Mandarin “Orange | partmenis were lined with paver | FROM ZELLERS...RECORDS ARE A 4 letter concerning the Twoede liste aut chisters, fos contered| _Cotfea, ‘Tea, Of We enjoyed the hot mattios| GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING ALL mair- competition. Mrs. Currie | nocolates end. caramels. To- MUFFIN NEWS with orange marmalade, for 1 YEAR "ROUND she : Ks 1a gave the financial teport and it day feat li and FROM THE CHEF dessert at luncheon. y mae * ie schol, alvoes op a frosty glesed fruits —altogther| Mesdames: .In. France, muf-' we wish you the same, et voila! 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