| her family and home. She is 8 perb homemaker and coo! and enjoys the culinary. art turning out such family favorit- es as chicken paute or rawpur,

both famous French dish

she gets a chance to ice it, if this chore isn’t completed before 8-year-old Emery comes boune- | ing in chool. ery is a grade three | pil, while his two sisters attend- | ing school, Rosemary and Kath- are in grades eight and 12 | respectively. Two other sisters, Dorothy, Mrs, James Kelly and Paula, who is to be next summer, are both living in St. John’s, | Newfoundland. Mr. and Mrs, Perry, who will be celebrating their 25th wed- | ding anniversary next October, and their children are a close ily team. One of their favor-

is camping and they have their own tent, sleeping bags and oth- eF necessary equipment for Iv. |ing in the open for a week o

| two. The family also attends St.

| Paul's Roman Catholic Church

ughter of J. J,

. Pei the lale Mr. and Mrs ‘audet, and a granddaughter the late’ Albert Gaudet who was the first town foreman in Sum- merside. Other firsts for the Gaudet family include the town's | first restaurant owned by a and the first beauty fend lor, operated by a sister, Guel- | She modestly admits she has an Mrs. Fred Blacquiere, now very limited knowledge of civic | residing in Fresno, Calif. Coun, Perry has been a mem- |ber of the catholic Women a| League for 25 years and w it’s president on two occasions with’ her husband and three of | as well as holding other exe. n, has a a Positions and is current- ly the vice-president.

COMMISSION MEMBER She is a member of St. Mary's Academy School Commission and was on the executive the town planning commission | during its brief existence in Summerside, Besides playing bridge, her main hobby is Girl | Guiding, a movement she has been associated with as a lea er for the past 10 years Th councillor “loves bridge’ wi one st play the game viet 12 by her mother who Mor a lover ct Ge taut her children

A BUSY HOMEMAKER

S'side’s Lady Councillor Shows Community Interest

BY ROY TURNER !

Goardian-] a Staff Writer SUMMERS! Summer-| government and for the pre-| aide’s first ey of the Town | sent, “I'll feel my way along. Council, Mrs, Wilfred Perry, is| Coun. Perry, who lives a

devoted homemaker, with a reat love for the town in which she was born and june in- terest in

Her keen interest in civic mat- ters and her abiding desire to| see Summerside continue to de- velop and progress, plus the per- suasion of many prominent citi- ie influencing fa

tors in letting her name be p

in nomination for the West Ward council seat. A letter in| the press urging women to run for councillor was also a factor, Mrs, Perry added.

The move met with the appro- val of many of the West. Ward taxpayers who elected Frances

with a majority of ‘over former councillor Fred << senault. HAS NO ILLUSIONS

Councilor Perry has no, tl sions regarding the big business of municipal government. § he | Will have the signal honor of be- realizes her great responsibility im& the first woman to sit to the residents in her ward, alongside five other councillors “and I'm not going to. make | and the mayor to formulate the | ing ‘ny major decisions until I find | Policies of local government. | rotting 1. back Injury out the feeling of the people.” But Coun. Perry's first love is | Ye2"s 820. He is now on th

Uist awaiting an| ELLEN’S DIARY

Berries ede | Granddaughter, Home At Alderlec For Weekend

lighter n: ‘Although the fob of being any living, ma no te best snited 10 thet

councillor is often desc: beit Sointy ‘and which will give them

Mess” “and. vey fon, sia, on the mili satisfaction and happiness in ¢ hope ~

who have held the position agree with this terminology whole-| hea ‘dows ca. and stream. “I'm thinking Gass wae, led, “there'll be no wheel- ele | work,

tng on this road before the plow wvehat's the point es by!

in living. Otherwise, I w His thoughts, we could appre- eet

fi male stronghold. She had no difficulties working with men, |when employed at the Unem- ployment Insurance Commission, pointed out and learned |

| during that time the solution to co-existence

However the new councillor realizes there will be differences with other members of the coun- | cil but these will have to be re- solved in the best possible man- ner and emphasizes she does not expect any quarter just be- cause she is the only female member of the board. FIRST WOMAN

Coun, Perry's sincerity and charm will be notable assets in the council chambers where she

‘“ 4 red of always faving 2 foursome, Cou. ‘Per. ry reci

4 Perey, Second World War veteran, has been employ- ed with the cartage department of the CNR for the past 10 years, but js currently undergo- ort period since

re}

realizes it 1s impossible

ai the people all the time, or some of them any of the

but she's going all out to ome a determined effort to do best for Summerside’s West | Ward. |

Lele fay Fay

cation? What does it include? | And I haven't found a defini- | #Ten

it would amount to iittle better ciate, were tion to sum it up better than

than slavery-to be at some occu- who, classes past by noon, aie ot presetin, oe is hearing my Father say that on one of his trips away from (ie | and Island-He was something of &

o

k he

plete that grhich fits a, man to perform Jost! fully, and! magnani ‘rout ‘all the offices h pri. vate and public, of one and

ie

So the children go off to their classes to fit themselves,

sked the m ‘why do you work at the like of this?”

River Road but ot| “It's my work-the oniy thing | vidence taking « hand in shap- | maids and a lod conte to college I know,” the Ing thelr paths, for that niche ta Classes. “ ‘And ate you happy at of ata |, each ce el vs a great being | My father made soweaape Mle Sent step? Yes” “To is gS. a marble ” @ farmer who visited eases: my father _ to carve for the wi With us this evening offered. He “Td advise you to keep at | A stone that ioe to heigh- Smiled. “The eey Ineget them ot | it! 'nappiness your work is to schools and colleges, cram finest this world can ir minds book-learn- | give you!” “Now, Deans ie ot that | “And isn’t it the truth?” Jam- Way at all,” his wife said. “You | es Kare a well a the fet on | F word ‘Education’ a a to to | been on my mind many times of ther can on Rey be llores” the visiting ing. tare fo the errand to waking: hee | tome work | said. “ after ali is an edu-| waited through ages, for you, |

ried | During the remainder

et and father of a married but

science student at

nts,

town, const here he wil be visitng

Murd iy ny vieae - his sister,

and children, David

s, they will take

Mrs. Hal Manne, Chai | lottetown, spent the weekend | Summerside visiting relatives.

Trur h ee of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Allison Harris.

Mr. and

housewarming at their home in Read's Corner on Satur day evening by friends neighbors, Mrs, Francis M: Quarrie escorted them fe a seat

upon Mrs, Eldred Simmons

read an address to Mr. Mrs. Wright, while Mrs. Hogg and Alfred made the presentations, | Presentation to Wayne le by Edward Simmons.

o HS, Ewen a Mr Lyman Huestis Lunch wi

juartie, Mrs. Eldred Simmoni Mrs, Clarence Simmons, Mrs. Keith Simmons and Mrs, Lyman Huestis.

‘Mr. and ~ W. Arthur Allen leave Summerside today a trip to Montreal, where they will visit their son, Mr. Lewel|

| All oo = eg Allen, a

re they will ise goests

of their daughter, Mra. RV. | man and Lieutenant Colonel | Inman,

|

our Mary Haworth: Please | me what to do, My hus- Saas 68, too fond of little sila between the ages of 8 and

He is a very devoted aes

I am sercicleas ‘of is “pehavior around litle girls 0 T came home | expectedly and |W alone in the house

he 4 witha eer girl 8 years old.

| How should I handle the situa- tion, to avert trouble for ao | and’ the family? L.

Dear L.L.: Let's take story at fi ue. sume that your husband's men. tal health is deteriorating, sibly due to glandular or vi ect Jar disorders that undermine hi rational selfcontrol.

Jn such case, it “te not only your husbend and your family | who need pian

the

ion, also, three | and ete fae f little ‘oa missing the opportunity

of his senile fae ane

you img danger, having observed dismaying changes in his per. | sonality and surp:

ity fin ane a de “bows it 8 tom of

= child, you have a grave act immedi

lately and

“Ruthortatively to quarantine

danger, insofar as you can. to begin? Well

have begun on fronts ae ee ein . eet For examph

her | husband ne hth ei Samed treianie have

Your house, you

instructed her (in a + indy tone) to leave at once, and never, nev- again come to visi when you

sternly permitting the situation which |

ee or

You might have told him also, that ned — tim ‘ee some time; that

‘car saa pean | Searve, Gases ay te "fae on:

you think he needs med. teal bel Tell re his behavior onsen : 7 at present:

8 general checkup a eee him to see the

‘now you appear; and the

Miss Syivia Taylor, household |

Mount Ailli-

fon University, epent the March | her home fa Summerside, idays

sad Mrs. TH toon, Bari|

Sas et. Charlotte- ‘on the west

Anita in New Westminister. He

Mr. and Mrs. Garland 7 and We e up

Mrs. Leigh Donald and chil- dren, Gregory and Gailyne of o, N.S., were weekend

Mrs. Lorne Wright | and son Wayne were tendered a new

nd of honor after which Mr. Robert Hogg, who was chairman called to an Robert Matheson The! was

of) the at auction was peace ize winns

lat ies, ne. Geonge ‘om i oe Ww. and gentle- |

MARY HAWORTH

Wife Is Concerned About Her Husband’

re of the Turk. | jer

Wemon

Anne Bond, Women’s Editor, Phone 4-8508 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Mar. 10, 1962. 7 waite ES. Ramee oe thank-|

HAPPENINGS

Mrs. C.

w hostess on Thursday evenin;

Mrs.

lie evening with Mrs. Th ole as lunch hostess.

om ‘ss Murphy, stud at

|

spent in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs, | son returned to their home ‘Summersid

Montreal where they spent | week with their daughter. Bonni

oa 2

a and her daughter, Maurree "| school in Bridgewater, N.S. |_ Mr. | Summerside, have had as thei | guest reeently, their Edward Boates, sti Mount Allison University be “March Break” vacation.

Miss Shirley R

| Miss Judy M

ents in Summerside. Mr. and Mrs, John Alan Mac-

| home in Summerside from a va-

cation trip in Florida.

ed to his home in Summersi after spendin

Royal Victoria Hospital,

served by Mrs, Hogg, Mrs Mac-

returned to Summerside after spending a vacation in Toronto.

donald of Summerside have

ceived word of thelr enue, | | the Trenton Airport.

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Mr. Wiliam Wison of on-| EQucation Is Discussed By Pownal WI Members

Miss Ione Macdonal

teat with the D.N.D., cold ‘Lake, a | berta, spent a holiday recently

in Las Vegas, Nevada.

tague is visiting her parents

s Behavior

As soon as possible after this | session—say, the next day the Iatest—you should go into a | aa with a Family Service Agency counselor (or similar | speciale in family relations emotional disorders) to get | firsthand “guidance in. coping | with your husband's sick behav |

"Tit your husband is coasting to- | wards compulsive misconduct | you should get a special dict today, on whether the par. ents of seighbocing, litle gitle should be advised (confid iy) te phaverene chete chars sake, The f relations expert, of the tamiy n | doctor, or your pastor, seriously concern ceanaives | help you formulate the tale n- swer to that vital quest

Dear Mary Haworth: why" ri Use your space to advice bp

> a restauraters in Am

that they are losing trade,

do a civilized service to the hu- race, by not having a large table set aside for lone custom- ‘ers who don’t want to eat alone.

I don't mean any lonely hearts deal. I refer to the gracious cus-

| duct ‘the tlacoumpeniod, diner to a community table where everyone joins in conversation and

ther man or woman. It Is ac- sense custom and one which Washington, D. C. in particular badly n scomipetiion ehy whore Tata 2 frequent visitor. FF. Dear F.F.: Well, 2 certain a has ransplanting an sidewalk cafe to ‘America. And ly the pioneering spirit 19 Introdace | the community dining table too. Mary Haworth counsels th her column, not by mail @ personal interview. Write her

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it sentative to the committee

University,

unstan

Peete eel eae 4 det

ther, Mrs. Austin Murphy, Sum- | Sn @augster Susan of Moncton, mersid

Mr. and Mrs, Alan Warren have returned to their home in| Mrs Paul Fleming and on of Montreal, who have spent the | Summerside from a vacation | ghters, Sharon past two weeks in Summerside

3. |

larris left on

William Morri- in

le this week from)

is a stu- or Dalhousie area

and Mrs. George a

Farlane have returned to their pointed were Mrs.

some time in the Mon-

Miss Brenda Brown, R.T., has

| Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mac-

lapan Is Tople f Discussion At UCW Meeting

Church W

chureh ball on Tuesday, Febru.

ary 26. Five guests wi

duced and weet fo the ting by th

for her part in making t he! ane valentine tea and baza- ar so successful. Mrs. W. E

were appointed to the Man and Mrs. Jame

| Stewar Slides on Japan were shown one of the members

George Smallman en- and an tertained at bridge at her 1 home interesting discussion on th fs s Summerside on oe country followed ane

during lunch,

| Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Parlee

|NB., are moe in Summer- | side with Mrs, Pi

| lee’s parent

and Cynthia, of Dartmouth, N.S., are ving | the former's parents, and Mrs, R.W. Wood, menenecaite |

faking part were Messrs.

y Shanks, Wilson Ross, Tho- | mas Hall and Clarence Mercer and an open forum followed,

who fs tascher'ot asic the | ae worship period was she

| charge of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest | MacKay. A social hour followed with Mrs. Howard Hooper and

ir | Mrs. Gordon Crandall as lunch nephew, | t

hostesses. | Mrs, Heath Strong presided | over the March meeting of the rins

inesday afternoon. Plans

We unt. Allison University, spent | were finalized for the Fash. a short vacation with thelr par-

ion Show and Afternoon Tea to | be held at the Royal Canadian | Legion Home on Saturday, March 31. ‘The eanveners ay:

JK. Beer. | Mrs, Thomas Richardson and ‘Mrs, JL Saunders with several | assisting committees being

Mr, J.B. Jenkins has sere formed le

Mrs. Colin D. MacPhail, Med- dowbank, recently returned to see pane after being a patient

Prince Edward Island Hospital for five weeks.

Mr. Roland Sherren, Hunter River, left recently for Ontario, where he is now employed at

Mrs. T.R. Goudge wi to the members of the Pownal WI on Tuesday, March 6. The

tute Ode and creed. Correspondence was read and dealt with and bills for sick treats and articles for the school were paid. The Red Cross committee reported that one | sweater and two baby shirts jad been passed in to Mrs. F. Osborne, The school committee wuthorized to see about baying new mapa for the school, Mrs. Willard Jenkins invited | the members to her home for|

| he next meeting.

4 letier from irs, Cook, con- vener of the education commit- tee, was rei & question-

2 |Mary Fyfe Is (Guest Of Honor

STANLEY BRIDGE — Mary coe rae was the guest of hon-

wer given her by Sends tad Telstra her |home in Stanley Bridge recent- |

The living room was attracti-

to a decorated for the occasion and Mr

Wilbur MacKay pl ed appropriate music the guest of honor was being escort- ed to her chair by Margaret Simpson. Olga Woolner and Arlene

MacFarlane and Kay Stewart.

were arranged by Vivian Edwards and Valeria loodside.

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ruary General meet-

ing of the Soin a United held in the

Dunsford and Mrs. Ross Parker)

“|

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melvor, |

Mr. and Mrs, Hilbert Johnston, |

At the Good Fellowship Group | 2 of the Summerside Baptist)

hostess | naire on education answered.

meeting opened with the Instl-| in charge.

|

| tess to the members of the Lake |

|

| s bridge | Sherran volunteered as a repre-|

| | |

| MRS. CAMPBELL AND MRS, CAMERON

\P.E.1. HOSPITAL AID Fashion Show Plans Are

Simpson; Betty Ann tiersd ort ys ‘ounker; David Cudmore, 5

of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Cudme

Carolyn Morrison, daugnter

ir, and Mrs. Eddy Morrison Announced By Convenors |e se tne show

Mrs. Bert Cameron and Mrs. Boswell, a Alvin Horne, Bert Campbell, co-conveners of| Mrs. Sam , Miss Peggy the Prince Edward Island Hos-| MacDonald, Mise Roberta Mac.

clothes convener for the and other committee conveners | are: booklet, Mrs. Ross Park- |er; national advertising, Mrs.

pital Junior Ladies Aid spring|Phee, Miss Laurie MacLean, | T7,"5unra fashion show, recently outlined nen Gordon Tait, Miss Joan| Tioyd ae . cnnaiany Mev. plans for the show, which 1s) Aul John Smith and| ‘ox, Jr; wardrol rs.

Neonat Johnston. | Balph Manning; makeup, Mrs. The children are: Tracy Hoop-| Sterling Beaton; music, Mrs, er, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.| David Scales; photography Mrs. Temple Hooper; Jamie Simp.| Alfred MacNeill; and door prize son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh | Mrs. Stewart MacKay.

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Rev, T. J. Walsh, sacred Heart program

The council conveners gave their reports, Cross, Mrs fenry Trainor; condolence, Mrs, Edward McCardle; social wel- fare, Mrs. Austin Roberts; fol- lowed by reports from the CWL Units. Kinkora, Mrs. Ralph McCarville; Shramrock, Mrs. Emeraid and

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Mrs. Ivan Redmond and Mrs. William Shea volunteered to collect for the Red Cross. The sick committee reported one | sick call and one membership fee was paid The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Cur- ley.

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