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FILEN’S DIARY lSummerside

HAPPENINGS --

Craig; treasurer —— Ruth

9 bu in committee. ' y g secretary. Dot Walmsley.

Winnie Baker. as preszdent.

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The G ardian, Charlottetown. Tue§_ Nov. 6’ celebrating their 61st wedding m T

Anne Bond. Women's Editor. Phone 4-8506

Mrs. E..l. Praught. Charlotte-

rison. Summerside. are

visiting relatives in Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Wallace MacKay. Stanley Bridge, are

anniversary today. ey were married at the H e a t h erdale ‘Presbyterian Church on No- ‘ vember 6. l. 1.

‘ Mr. W.V. DcCoste. Charlotte- ‘town. entered the Charlottetown Hospital on Sunday. where he will undergo surgery.

“b the Trans Canada Highway. 'a-Vm , I . imachmeryiv beat 0! the thl‘CSh' Boy Sco ut Association ban-I , a for 24 hour Mr. Francis Mat-Donald of Bifore returning to Vancouvcrl TI‘!‘ PM“ "I II“? "lormng- Well"? at ROI? 5- rl‘mble "f 3.90"" qucls as well as lunches on 11::le b‘caglgmnngaﬁmﬂdf;2_ E “ ‘Montrcal. accompanied by his they will visit Mrs. Camcron's‘mU-‘I mm” “1“ Mil“ band th'“? 0" ""5 lam" the “km: of mm" “WHO” "lghis- Nl'a El'londed bv Pal Macl-‘arlanc The ~ 1‘ nephew is visiting his aunt. daughter. Mrs. Stan Murray at Sparrows by the lane; the pall‘ﬁiraw '0 bring. the ailernmn' lis reported for the sick and vis- insta},lat'inn of the newh, New ‘ I' . Mrs. Andrew Macannon and Kitmmac. BIC” and 1191-50“. pm. of crows we must stop to count, ballnﬂ at Mr- CS I I'm 0" I“ ‘3 iting committee: Verna Phillips ed ofﬁce“ {M' the pgecutive ~ ‘1 w . ; ifamily. Kensington. and other fessor Jack Cameron at Royal repeating "One for sorrOW. two hill-And “‘9 118'“ {99’- Of the for the telephone committee. the“ tmk‘place and the fohow mm" 0' in“ ' ,_

irelativcs and- friends on the Is- nd

Mrs. Walter Moase. New An-

town and Mrs. William R. Mor- th

relatives and friends. On return i ey were accompanied by Mrs. ‘Allison Mayne and Mrs. Keith {Mayne. Summerfield, who will ‘ be their guests for a few days.

Mrs. Ulysses Cameron nd lMiss Maureen Cameron left re- cently to return to their home at

Vancouver. B.C.. after an ex-

trip to Europe. and a visit with ers. Cameron’s sister-in- la w .and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. ’L.G. Ramsay. l They planned to purchase a car l at Oshawa. Ont., and drive west

Roads College, Victoria, BC

ALBERTON — Peggy Dennis of Charlottetown addressed the

tended holiday which included a:

Indian River.‘

“Isn‘t it queer that the alders don't put on pretty colors in

ldo7” Alex reflected this morn- HR.

“lt is strange" we agreed ch had come to lane‘s end for I

always much to be seen. heard. and enjoyed, on

my..." There was too thelMailman's horse, measuring off. the miles of his round as disappeared over a rise in th e road.

l solitary raven, excursioning inI iwidc turns above the wood-t .lands across the fields. Beyond;

was ’from sight toward the Soul h. Con” gull. up from the river. plan. the autumn. as the other trees ed lightly above the farmlands.) T lonely *s u m m e r-nests on our route, 1 . lwhich bring back to a lad mem—f

g“'l‘he leaves just fade and fall." ‘ ories of the nice nesting days. We must stop to hear ‘thc mail. It. is a trip which can ; sounds: the rumble of traffic on not be hurried, because there isithe Highway; a traln‘s whistle. and‘half-glad and half-sad. blown to thelus on a cool north wind:

the

old Meeting

held ct. 30th in

, nine members little .

t h 9 Ruth stated that

were served at 32

fee ; er.

the

he’five parcels had been

our foster child as well as

‘ The. annual meeting of he ESummerside Y's Menettes Club

the V

Morning Wolk Offers One :5 Meneﬂes . Many Sights And Sounds l

e with president Winnie Baker in the chair and twenty-

bed and mattress.

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Detailed reports were read by i paigh, Lobster Carnival 5 u p. the following: Marg Ballem out- lined eight evenings of varied; Fund, Mental Health Assoua. and intorrstinn programs: Mars ‘ tion. and the Summerside Den- Craig for the kitchen commit-'1.“ (31min Carlc, meal conven- l.6tl7 meals ‘ d

Y's Men's meetings. There were also two

F 11399 reported thatling assumed their new duties: sent to mon-

. 195’ dld We Monthly letters had also been.

jnan. left by bus on Friday for regular meeting of Regaletteflhe “01189 0n the hill. 8 greatl N0 sight of. muskrat, lBoston. Mass. where she will Rebekah Lodge at Alb 9 Man i company of starlings settled for 509 this mornlng in the strcam. ‘ sent and received and she madei .be the guest of her uncle and Thursday evening. Mrs. Dennis E ime on the s u bles. before .1101‘ Silvery trout in Its depthﬁ the recommendation that ‘

launt. Mr. and Mrs. William visited the lodge as official rep- ‘ in a dark drift it moved awalenlly. the autumn's spent leaves. continue this adoption as it is resentative of Sylvia Stone .dI‘lfImS Q“. as does its days.,a very worthwhile endeavour

Clarenville. Newfoundland. vices It”, take in the 19”", th .t ,borne quietly away on the cur-‘ for all the members. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bu rt. president of the Rebekah As- . come for mp," ircni 0! P~ Marilyn Lin klet ter once, lKensingion. and Mrs. Stanford sembly of the Atlantic provinc- Thus ondcth her lane... 1 havej Go into the dusk. the harvcs» again thanked the club for the

‘ Carr. Burlington. left on Friday , e

. for Boston. Mass. where ‘they I will visit relatives.

. Dr. and Mrs. Weldon Hamish. lHalifax. spent a few days re- . cently at Kcnsington w h e r e lthcy were guests of Mrs. Harn- . ish's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Da-

s. ‘ Ethel S u t h e r land. noble lgrand of Alpha Lodge. accom- lpanied her. I At this meetin g Regalette .‘Lodge celebrated its thirty-nin- lth birthday. A luscious birthday cake for the occasion was made

no doubt that Diana Languish ‘lters on this farm worked. until would have been glad to have a ithe damp of its fall, out an end l, the to the combining. Into the night, .

Mary Haworth to turn vice. Sincerely.~— F.B.:

to for ad- '

Scarlett O‘Hara of

.the threshing is being continued i It occurs to me at Rob's. to have last sheaves that Diana Languish may have there- Clear“ been the pen name for a sort of I and 811 Sheltered in the event. warm in the ground. Comma} :that. as forecast. adverse wca-i

from the wagons

Pau fooling the edge of

the air." we have our bulbs covered and

generous donation of $100.00 to William Alexander scholarship fund. Club treasur-

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Sunlight today. And gra ‘ther should follow in the wake

reviewed the year’s activities. Besides the projects outlined by the other committees. she men- tioned the following activities to which the Y's Mcnnettes con- tribute: favors for Prince Coun— ty Hospital, Hi-Y Boys. novel tea. Protestant Orphanage Cam-

per. Kinsmen's Christmas Tree

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These reports were all secon-

ed by Marilyn Linkletter to be

adopted as read The nominating

committee

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;by Mrs. Garth Wilkie. A pleas- ;vid 1. Clark and sister. Mis s l ant social hour concluded th e iHattie Clark. and visited otherievening.

days m a go—gctter with mous self-confidence (plus comic sense of humor that Scar- lett lacked). who was using the

cnor-i saved. thereby for the stocks' wintering. and straw for warmI beds. Not gleaned in the mellow blue and gold of usual harvest-v

a of this pleasant harvest-day. But now the stars are on ltheir old. courses. There is as

printer‘s column to prod somelyei “0 Sign of 8 Shower. The days. but in cool. shortened

A A pv lbashful country boy into asking 'night is Still. And cool with the 9days come now in the time of —————— ' ‘for her hand rost-touch, which is only sea- “the” falling leaf," ‘ ln detailing her requirement: sonal...0n the lawn today. re- “Hear that? Reckon I'll havel

that an acceptable swain mustl maining flowers. a b it e- to move from this seat" the .be “at least five feet, eight in- draggled and solemn. warmed Curiosity-cal smiles. getting

ic in the sunlight: bright of calen-t i very fair. have expressive eyes. I dula. blue of the co'n flowers. igoo natu re. and commoni colorful snapdragon. velvet of sense." she probably was des-‘pansy. mauve of late pholx.

. ribing her favorite fellow. try- “But it’s good" Alex offered, ing to give him a merry hint to

hes tall. neither very dark nor down now from the old a r chair.

J a m e 5‘ step is on the ver~ andah. He is home now... from the fields.

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Advice From Newspapers

Dear Mary Haworth: You rlqualified for a husband as any .readers may be interested to of my neighbors. I will not say ;see that girls had their prob- I am handsome. though I a mi

ME. AND MRS. WILFRED B. GRDY

lems in Colonial days, even as persuaded I am not the only i ilgtxlgg'aggpggpai won . S 'd S f now. In the February 19. 1767 one who thinks so. ‘ This ﬂashback t6 '8 courting! ummersr e s cene O 1...... or n. W..... saws, ~. 1.... been dangled mesh... .. ...., .8. : ~ published in Williamsburg. Va.. for these three years by haulwhen weighed against present: - P A 1. C :therc appeared a letter “to the . the young fellows in town. and day enterprise sh.)WS h at re y U ‘ Printer." as follows: lyet not one of them has had the » femininiw hasnlt changed In l . . . . . “SIR. I am ’ust now 19' and. spirit to put the question to me.‘ For a vignette of the female igl. Paul;1 Church.!Summcr-ldaughtcr's wedding a rosc sircct without vanity. believe as well thgugh fI tag: tgfgchmerfmfgdlj’lli l in pursuit of the male today. I s e. was e scene 0 a prettynength dress Wm. “M... “a... ——"—"—“‘, m 0 ‘1 "take the delicious satiric duct. 3 l & s ‘ recon, t1 wh n c . ‘ ~ - hearts are formed as you yourg .l a snags? ' °' selves rm mud.shamanismwas '3 95 emce Aubin Blacquiere. Summerside, learnalmﬂsh Th9 groom's moth-- e‘ re‘chphnn was held at to ask. too humble to refuse.’ lplav. “Mr. President... . .. bum? the bride 0‘ Wilfred H was WW“ I" a “9” “"9" Birch mu 'Lndge. ; "The “‘9'” a” gm“. 5" “"9' The truth about women is hil- " Bernard Grady. son of Mr. and length dress “"h Wh‘t“ are?" F 1' the ho yrmoon to points Id nowadays that I bel'eve they ariously lampooned in the duct. CON‘I'CCT M "7"”. W 7. Mrs. Bernard Grady of Sum- ‘ of interest on the Island. th.e.el“l’eCt the women to court Idth as high hearted mama coaches " merside- Rev- Austin Bradley ! bnde thaw-119d in a blue dress I but as I 8'“ t°° male“ "0 “ "'1 lovestruck teen-age daughter M... um-‘1.f:’":"g.‘.i‘2““..§“:.§l‘s“l‘:‘.:’élnotto"GO ISLAND RADI i was organist and played appro- sage of white carnation youliwl:u g1.veythis a place in J) and GET 1M! —- While dau-i ;

priate hymns during the e ere- mony.

Given in marriage by her father. the bride was lovely in

_ . . i (honorable pl‘OItOSIiISl from any l through her column. not by mail in street chIigth gowh fgftshoﬂih River; Mrs. Levi Blacqmere.]Genuemen of good family, and ‘0]. personal interview. Write herl 100 Queen Street Phone 8924291 "3 pm ﬂy on over a e a w M'“‘ Jerome Blacqmere 0fiif some fortune so much h e i in care of The Guardian ‘ ‘ ‘ “a” 0‘ pink nylon net' WhiCh Charlonﬂo‘mi MT- and Mrs- lbetter: but this latter condition‘ -———'—-—

hel ' c w emgth veil of matching pink nylon net. She carried a cascade of pink rarnations.

Miss Paula Blacquicrc. sister of the bride. as maid of honor. was gown in street length light blue with white accessor- ies and she carried a colonial bouquet of matching carnations. Miss Donna Burke. as ﬂower girl. was attired in light pink with matching headdress and she carried a basket of blue forget-me-nots. Mr. LeRoy Gamble. cousin of the groom, was best man a Messrs. David Blacquiere bro- ther of the bride. and Gordon Grady. brother of the groom. labored the guests to their pews.

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Out - of - town guests included lMiss Lorraine Gauthier of North

Alex Clark of Richmond. (Photo By Heckberts)

ILionettes Club lHolds Meeting

KENSINGTON — The October meeting of the Kensington Lion- ettcs was held at the home of the president, Ida Peppln with twelve members prese l.

n was passed that the Lionettes constitution be adopt- ed. The members decided to buy material to make a quilt. Georgie MacLeod volunteered to act as chairman of the wel- fare committee.

A pot luck supper was plan- ned for members and their guests to be held at the Legion Home on November 6.

The next meeting will he held at the home of Wanda MacMur- do when lunch will be in charge of Ernestine Paynter, Silva Sutherland and Jean Moore.

At. the close of the meeting refreshments were served by

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