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— an oo | Senator F. Elsie Inman who fs|Gladys MacQuarrie, assisted by - now in Ottawa will be present at|Mrs. William Morrison, Mrs. H. 2th, @ meeting of the advisory coun-|G% Speers, Mrs. Willard Mac- 108 cil of the National Liberal *Fed-| Donald, Miss Blanche Hogg and eration of -Canada which will be| Mrs. Lioyd Inman. | held at the Chateau Laurier Dec.

7 and 8. From Ottawa Senator} Mr, and Mrs John Cameron ‘ gerd oa speaker ‘at Sn ie a gy 3 ’ = convention of the Alberta Farm| Cameron's mother, Mrs, Peter| PATRICIA LEE \PRINGLE MICHAEL S. SCHURMAN : a S Women’s Union, after which she| Burke, moved this week into . $ . sa wR a rows to PEL where she their new home on Beaver St., ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ; oe i Sats pb J spend uletide season (| Summerside. 2 ; - . : . |" et et. : . MR. AND MRS. JACK AIT- their daughter, Mrs. Arch . Mrs Ross A. Pringle of’ Ma- son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. : : i Mrs. B. Earle MacDonald, Mrs. John €xeeper of Siemon : Schi Summerside, P.E. es KEN, Lower Montague and six | Wight. Standing, left to right, . : : York, announces urman, is Couple Honored rey tae the | 40* their sons: Charles, Park- Kensington WA [president of the Provincial Liber-| Park entertained at bridge on| 7@thon, New ee pannomes™ | 1. The wedding will take place - , p of their eig ildren on er, Albert, Jim and Fred. Two O . h ‘al beng » aap erenamgubeieel sp i Tuesday evening. the engagement . on New Year’s Day at the * : ‘occasion of the couple's Gold- | daughters, Mrs. Tom Notting i Sunday Ottawa where er, Patricia Lee Pringle, First Presbyterian Church, New On Their Return en Wedding Anniversary. Seat- | and Miss Freda Aitken were rganizes Branc ee ee the organization | “Mr. and Mrs. _ Lefurgey s Michael Saunders Schurman, | York. | ed are Mr. and Mrs. Aitken and | unable to be : = : advisory council meeting @ couple ; From Germany ae Sine branch of SX. Mark's" Woman's | the National Liberal Federa-|days this week in Amherst NS. ess left Summerside recently to, ing circulation in Montague and "KENSINGTON — Tpr. Donald Aitk a i] H p ts. Ausliary was organized at the |'i0® of Canada next week. gucsts of the latter's sister. Mrs. | Soa ‘the winter, seasoa in Las] vicinity. Beatin, reeemly returved rom AAIFKEN FOMUUY FONOLS FOLENS parien iat, Kensington on. MoO-| sosteases at the Charletetown, con, Tesenels aBd Mr. Tred: Sree corn. not Thursday last, Mrs. Yorston ~e vere ay : oan Se w Germany, and his bride, the for- | ° ° sends 38 Geena joa seb Curling Club tonight will be eae The year rolied by so quickly | the oe Seer at tae a in _ mer® Susan Grenniglah were ter-' CO) e ing nniversary membership fees jion Dockendorff, Sybil MacMil-' Mrs. H.G. Speers was hostess! it seems in ble that again It school. and with the — aneee * heme cousing party and \ The_meeting was attendéd by |'@"- Myra MacKinnon, Marion at bridge at her home in ‘Sum-/is time to write on the import-| of Mics Charlotte Gordon to | Post vt Me und Mee’ Dan Bar| A delightfully arranged family fully decorated table was cen-|the rector, The Rev. W. Eric fe | Meenas, _Cacttien FRMips | macne) on Tussiay evening. ance of goed renting. ‘erate the projector, showed some ——-.. Friday evening, Nov. 27. dinner party and reception were|tred with an arrangement of | graham who led devotions, mem- |" oe Bs Mell Thivent ‘tof Been Citizens of Montague. at home ‘excellent films and gave a most An address was read by Mur-| held on Taesday evening at Low-|yellow and bronze mums flanked |bers of the afternoon WA, mem-| 44. R.J. MacDoaald, Hills side this week for Peterborough and abroad, by equipping the interesting talk on the display of ray Mayhew, and gifts were pre-|er Montague in honor of Mr. and/by golden candles. bers of the G.A. with their lead- ear . *| schools with good libraries

| boro Street, accompanied~hy her Ontario and St. Agathe, Quebec, slowly collecting excellent read-

ing material for their children. The librarian, Mrs. L. S. Yors- |; ton, has done .a fine piece of | work in guiding the school chi ren and grown-ups alike in selections. By her enthusi | has greatly increased the read-|

Mrs. Jack Aitken on the happy| The bride was gowned in blue ¢r, Mrs. Lester Champion, and | : occasion of their fiftieth ht BE on which she wore a corsage embers of the Diocesan board. | daughter. — = elle eee spend the Winter These included a radio, a blan-| anniversary. of yellow miniature mums. Rev.| Those attending from Charlotte- | in. wiser seenthe with ee

ket and a hassock on behalf of| Mr. and Mrs. Aitken are highly |J- M. Fraser asked the blessing town were Mrs. Wood, Diocesan) o¢ nor family located there. neighbours and friends, as well esteemed members ef: the well. 2nd a son, Parker, acted as mas- | president; Mrs. Fred bg my :

as individual gifts |S asin Aitken family who Were ter of ceremonies and read a con-|'!VINg message secretary; rs.

Fede . Dr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy, Mrs.| guests, their daughter, Mrs.

Lunch was served by the hos-|- 25. settlers in the Lower Mon. &tatulatory telegram from the pee ge ay gg “a Me Jak, M. Chisholm, Georgetown, and| Claude Waugh, Mr. Waugh and

tess assisted by Mrs. Keith War- | tague district ;groom’s brother, Mr. Jim Ait- 4nd Mrs. Aitken, also } es Mrs. David MacLeod, Charlotte-| daughter, Beverley, of Ottawa.

Mrs. Harold Woodside, Mrs. = : |ken, of Detroit, Michigan. |Moase, Kensington, diocesan | town, returned home after spend-

_ se t at the d thank-offering secretary

George Mayhew, . Mrs. Roy a euguass bole Ty The aoerey — a= ae mtbr Pom ong ing two weeks in Boston. Mr.| Mrs. K. Lefurgey entertained |

‘ hers. ‘ re versary cake was cut in the tradi-| _ : ompresen- viacLeod i at bri i

Thompson and others Rev. J. M. Fraser and six of the|timat marues ty the bride andj sive talk on the sims of the WA. ac is in his fourth year at her bridge club at her home in

sented by Lorne Glydon, Floyd) Crane and Willard “Thompson. |

Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Schur- man, Summerside, have _as their

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. : 7 | : : Boston University. : Summerside on Wednesday eve- y Z Be _ — = Benirsto, honored couple's children ad groom who received numerous) #"d Mrs. Whiteside told atiout . star eed “at ee Vasile Margate, has been posted to|their families: Mrs. Areh Wight. | messages of congratulations a nd the rn books eee i") Mrs. Clinton Howatt and daw- i off your eS

_Parzate, has, been posted t0/peit, Parker Aitken of Ottawa, {ines "The nominal committee, Mrs EMC": Beverly Anne.” Borden,| Mrs. Carrol Delaney. who has | Christmas Gifts With Meaning pects to be stationed for three|J@mes Aitken, Charles Aitken,/ [ater in the evening at their nominating committee. Mrs. | returned this week from -Winni- :

were matried|Fred Aitken and Albert Aitken./pome, Mr. and Mrs. Aitken’ re-

ars. The couple : in the United|7Wo daughters, Mrs. Tom Not-\ ceived many callers.

on May 21, 1959,

Receiving |

Lyman Moase and Mrs. Thomas |

ipeg where they attended the Cobb, brought im the following | wedding of Mrs Howatt's son,

been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Layton Schurman, and Mr. Sch- urman, Summerside, returned to

list with @ Bibles, prayer books

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' Church at Islerlane, Germany, by |ting of Great von oe = the «Army chaplain. They were|Miss "Freda Aitken, R.N., attehded by Mr.-and Mrs. John |Brandon. Manitoba, were unable

SLIPPERS

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with them was their ‘daughter, Slate of officers for the mew Ronnie, to Pautine Green of Al Mrs, Wight. Mrs. ‘T. E. Buipitt,|Dranch end they were inetalied |hagy, P.E.1. cousin of the bride, presided at|>y the rector: president, Mrs

Lynn, Massachusetts.

Religious “‘best sellers® | Mottoes, plaques

i Religious novelties

The Misses Joyce Key. Donna’

Reéves, of Halifax, N.S. A recep-|' attend. . |the tea table which was covered | !T@ Pidgeon; vice-president, = A program in keeping with the | Rogerson and Jane Graham of LePage’s | @ Greeting cards tion’ was held at the home of the} Covers were laid for approxi- with white linen and centred with | mr oN SCT? te es Christmas season will be held | Summerside spent a few days in THE BIBLE HOUSE a bride's parents. BUR. |mately twenty - five. The taste-' yellow shasta mums and match-| ™¢T rt; treasurer, Mrs. Ly-. Monday night in the social hall | Halifax, N.S. guests of the form- | “The Home of Good Shoes ua — ling candles. Serving were the man Moase. when the members of the Trin-jer’s sister, Mrs. Cyril Artz and Since 1920”. - (Opposite Eaton’s WR see \daughters-in-law of the bride and) The film “Talking Drums” ity Women’s Auxiliaries will hold |Mr. Artz = — eir joint meeting. ies T ates Win atanesie the mem.| “tic has been chosen to illus: congregation and the Parkdale} Mrs. Robert Schurman was

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bers of the family were present | 'T#'€ the 1958-1960 study on Africa

2 Her the baptism of— , jlene. datghter of the couple's narration [= |youngest son, Albert. and Mrs... ror |Aitken of Charlottetown. Rev. J.| HEALTH RESORT M. Fraser performed the cere- mony in which he used the same Harrogate in Yorkshire, baptismal bowl with which the land, has been a_ health infant's father and grandfather since mineral springs were were baptized. there in 1571.

hostess for her bridge club at. her home in _Summerside—on-

Tuesday evening. !

. Mr..and Mrs. George Key. Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mac- Donald left Summerside last week for Ottawa to attend the Young Progressive Conservative Party meetings.

Women's Associations have been min__hy the rector with extended invitations to be _pres- by Mrs., Whiteside ent. The theme will be the Christ-

; ‘ ; |gram of worship and fellowship.

Eng- The Trinity Mission Band will resort sponsor a Christmas party in the found social hall, Dec. 17. The children ranging in age from four to nine years. will conduct their own i . | worship . service and business cer Clifford Rankin entertain- |meeting. prior to the entertain- at bridge last Friday evening ment planned for them. " her home, Summerside Eat. |

Following the Gaboury Trophy | »M". 2"@ Mrs. William H. Bow- Curling Competition in Summer- side on Wednesday, a banquet ' followed, convened by Mrs.

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Mrs. W.R. Aitken. president of} We were privileged to have the Given Shower 0 r

Branch “B” of St. Paul's Church Ven. Arch Deacon Ibbott give us { i

; Woman's Auxiliary at their an- an informative talk, also to have KENSINGTON Miss ¥liza : a

nual meeting which was held re- our Diocesan president, Mrs. \‘heth Brookins, R.N.. was tender-

cently in the parish hall. G.G. Wood, with us. * | ed a miscellaneous shower at the of

Visits to residents of Beach Grove renewed old friendships and made new ones.Sewing and knitting was done ‘for the Prot-

In closing Mrs Aitken stated home of her parents, Mr. and that as we look towards another Mrs. George Brookins. Kensing- year let us aim high and give of | ton on Thursday evening. Nov. 2%, our very best in every way, and. in honor of her approaching mar- estant Family Service Bureau. A try to follow our moito-..“‘As ser- riage. special project was the adoption | vants of Christ doing the will of| Pink and white streamers and of Mr. and Mrs. Alkenis, refuge-| God from the heart"’. ‘a wedding bell marked the sea‘ es in Germany. Assisted by the|’ As convener of the nominating | of honor to which the bride-to-be other branches of the WA, three| committee, Mrs. Noel DeBlois | was escorted by Miss Dorothy

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boxes of food, clothing andj brought in the following slate of | Clark, R.N., while Mrs. Herbert * Christmas gifts were sent to/ officers for 1960: Honurary pres-, Moore played, ‘Here Comes the them. This work will be continu- ident, Mrs. J.T. Ibbvtt; presi- Rride.” ; ‘ ec during He coming yeor. dent, Mrs. O.S. Harper. 1 vie® Nancy Clark and Marjorie Paynf Vg Special speakers during the‘ president. Mrs. Joh¥ RB. Murley: ter carried in the baskets whic> .

year included Mrs. G.B. White-| 2nd vice-president, Mra. J.E. Wil- were re-filled many times, and side, Mrs. H.K.S Hemrving, Mrs./liams; secretary, Mrs. Eddy the ribbons were cut by Mrs. No Tom DeBlois and Rey. Mr. Min-| Morrison; treasurer, Miss Caro son Glover and Mrs. Herbert, ton. These with our educational! Ratchford; dorcas secretary, | Moore. The gift cards were read

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: secretary; Mrs. F.M. Nash..made Mrs. G.D. DeBlois, Mrs. Geerge, by Mrs. Gerald Millar an E ; MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KELLY our sade book for the year most Ives, Miss Cafo Tatchford: Cent-| George Clark. i ° : ' | interesting. A-Week, Mrs H.R. Large: cor-| Elizabeth gracefutty expressed f | | | Our highlights for une year iu- Tesponding, Mrs. F.F. Seller;|her thanks for the many lovely é OU ale) Coup e p e ge Vows cluded the Diocesan annual | Little Helpers, Mrs. W.R. Aitken: | gifts. Lunch was served by a@ /

meeting, the semi-annua] meet-| Prayer partner, Mrs. R.D. Ed- number of the ladies. ing at Crapaud and the Little monds:

living message, Mrs. | Helpers party.

In Ceremony At Brockville erp | gieey, seantooens egecenea

Si. Francis Xavier Church,| Following the ceremony a re- Were again sent to Gevda Han- orig oe! Nese: (hantuffering, Brockville, Ont., was the scene ception was held at the Royal 5€” for the children at Moose) Mrs. F. 1. sedréw; social service, ef a pretty fall wedding when Oaks, Maitland, Ont., for sixty Fort School. All members are: Mrs. P.E Brydges. Patricia Kélly. R.N., formerly of | guests; the bride’s table was at- 5

And what of the new month we enter? What of the paths ahead we shall tréad?"’ We 3may not know - We cannot tell.”"' Of this however we are assured:

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’ By. paths we did nof know- 2: | Liverpool, England, now of |tractively *decorated for the oc-' / ; h rr, Brarckville. Ont., became the casion’ and was centered with a ELLEN S DIAR Y “as ae ———— eantatianeneeninenninmenmemmaaammeneetianemnl s ,.

bride of Joseph Kelly. Brockville, three tier wedding cake topped |

oe ; Though oft y t Ont,. formerly of Charlottetown, with a miniature bride and groom. | eae Tae we tut and #iter

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Charlottetown was organist, and were received by the happy coup- the; soloist “during the ceremony Je from Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Kelly, wast Miss Wanda Rucge.

pee of chrysanthemums and vigil lights decorated the. al- ter. The altar rail was draped

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PEI Rev. J. A. O'Neil, P.P. A toast to the bride was pronos- | Better Be Su re Than sorry ek and darkness oft :

performed the double ring cere- ed by the groomsman, and was! f obscure the day ; f “

mofiv and celebrated the Nuptial fittingly responded to by the Yet when the clots are gone ei 2 /

Mass. Rev. Mother Daniel. for-! groom. Obe The Rule Of Th Le d é ” ” a ie fees Wire Dini Uanvent | Yelegtame ef conurstidgtions y S e oa "Oae Geader ee tad way ‘of WEDNESDAY és ee DEC. 9 FRIDAY ae be 8 6 8 ¢ 3% DEC. 18 . :

Torn now between two desir-|sure .of the other driver's inten- Good-night. . . es: to go and to remain, we find|tions. “The right or wrong of | Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Flemming, |ourself tonight still ‘far frae ma way's not much good to a dead) Miss Lily, Nuffve Mr. vand Mrs. |hame” though actually nowadays|man,” he observed with a dry Wilfred Butler of Charlottetown; |the distance between this house| chuckle. “Better to be sure Mrs. Kane and Mrs. Kelly, Liv-'of our people and that at Alder-| than sorry,” * he quoted.

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with white satin, and small rose- buds. and the guest pews were marked with white satin bows and: small rose buds.

erpool, England The couple were jea, ohce reckoned in miles. can| If everyone drove at a speed In honored with the presence of Rev.|be measured in minutes. |keeping with the length and

Father O'Neil, at the reception. , ; _| breadth of our Island, if ne The many beautiful gifts and tapoed to these whe. stoning aaaes a Ok

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age by Eugene Kelly looked |testified to the esteem in which % the one life they have, to the charming in a ballerina length'the young couple ae held. hazards ef any sudden rise or de- dress of white chantilly lace and) The bride and groom left for a “line or bend of the way, or the nylon net over satin with a small |poneymoon through northern New | unproven condition of the machine ‘headdress. of iridescent sequins) York, New England States and | they drive, a very few minutes pearls, she carried a mo*her | Quebec. jean perhaps serve to span the of pearl missal. topped with a) For travelling the bride wore a Miles between. However, James, spray of bronze orchids and sa-| brown wool box suit with a green husband of ours, observing faith- tin streamers : velour hat and accessories to|{tlly the rules of the road is. care- Mrs. Eugene Murphy. Toronto, match. Her corsage was of bronze fu! always to proceed at a sen- Wak matron of honor. She wore orchids. The couple wilh reside sible rate of speed. He is one of Hue teal velvet dress in bal-|jn Brockville. The:groom is em- UF favorite drivers, and so far, na length._a small bronze fea-| ployed with the Dupont firm jhas always given himself and hat with actessories to match at Maitland, Ont., and the bride ‘Mose im his care safe journey- carried a howquet of red’is on the mursing stff at Brock- '8- fyellow-mums. ~ |ville Hospital. “Now what does that drivér . Edwin Kelly, Winnipeg,| ‘The out - of - town guests were: |mean to do?” someone in our , ‘brother of the groom, was Mr. J. Donald, Mr. and Mrs,| machine wondered the other day, man. Eugene Murphy. Tor-|McKenzie, Mr. Alex McKenzie,|catching sight of a car ap- and Sandy McKenzie, Mont- Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Duffy, Mont-|proaching from a byroad ahead, were ushers. ° lreal, Mrs. Lorrain Goldsmith, Li-|the highway on which we were

Kelly, mother of |verpool. England, Mr. and Mrs. |travelling. “Will he pause? Or apres blue| Donald ‘Wong, Ottawa. Mr. oY continue and cross right

gene Murph nd Misses Susan |" front of us?” “Go ahead!”

Clad Tercale," ic ¢ 1 | another with us advised James _ * Ven ?. 8. ar at the wheel. “We have the right ‘ car-| Deighan, Toronto, Mr. William ’R.

of way!” Yen, Shawinigan Falls, Que. But James slowed te make

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ing other vehicles, if all kept their machines in good order, if jno driver indulged more or less » in that cup which does inebriate, | we believe the traffic fatalities | ;On ouF roads would be few. Few-| jer broken limbs there would be bans and bruised bodies, as a sad aftermath of*traffie accidents, to’ leave a trail of anxiety to rela-| | tives and friends | May all those allowed to oper- ate a machine om Island. roads | , remember to maintain and handle | it to the safety of himself and ) others and so make not only this fall week but every week of the bang a Safe - Driving Week for | all!

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| Winter-so near that at ti we felt. his cool breath on i eheek. Yes. nearer he comes. He bri the blessed Festival of Christmas. “It's not far away now!” «@ youngster said today with a plea- sed nod, “just think - only. . . days te gol”

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