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«gee ra Jom GE. Ball officiat ‘matron of honor and wore a ne ceremony floor leugth brocaded blue sati . doseph B Herdman played the °°" pthc gown with elbow length sleeves wedding music, Baskets.of white 5 sna matching: headdress: Her ~tms.pink— —tarnations —a-n-d— ne piakta, tala Gacarated Tha [poner wee “Of White carnation ~—@hureh andthe guest pews were- one h_biue. : marked by clusters. of lily-of- The mother of the groom wore : the-valley. oo _._.an_ensemb'e of pink _shantung Given: in nisveliee ey ‘Wm, R. siik -dresa with matching: lace“ Hambly, the hride. wore a. full =a a ee room best length own of corded wild sitk oe er pfs ae ae Soares ne antes NCE Tieutenan J W.cLoube, RCN as so cae .and Sub-Lieutenant F. W. Chap- ee RCN. of Halifax, N.. S.! Following the wedding, a re- MI Delegates ~ ‘ception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Albert L. Roop,- 66 |, Chosen For ‘McGill Ave. Kathy Hambly wae) a . * in charge of the guest. book, The _ District Meet = = ~. bride’ Stab ie wae centered by ithe three-tier. weddi Ties. roll:eall. was aupwered by: careloa nih slcctere oe fons cad MR. AND MRS. ROGER ©. NEWMAN - ES eet — ant J 40u propose e ee ; ee “shire Institute held at the home toast. ‘othe: bride,which-_was— Pointe. Claire, Qué. cene— PE Hartison’ Balderston. ‘responded to by the groom. The _ ical cai HE e president opened the meet- host ‘man’ read telegrams from OF De ble Ri ae Ce naples a me with the month's thought. the bride’s parents and relatives ou e ing eremony Routine business was transact- of Glasgow, Scotland, who could ed and. reports given by various not be present for the cere Yellow mums decorated Ce She wore a corsage of white eommittees. Mrs. Frank Steven mony. dar Park lnited Church, Pointe. carnations. son's name was added to the en-—s The pride ‘travelled in a suit. Claire, Sie when Joyce Elaine, The bridetroom's mother was tertainment committee. _ of oatmeal tweed with navy eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in a two-piece turquoise dress of Correspondence was read and ‘accessories and her corsage was | Delbert Rat ‘ner; New Annan. lace. wth matching turquoise discussed One resolution adop- of pink sweetheart rose P_ E. 1. became.the bride. of hat and a corsage of white car- “ted! was to assist the North RY After a brief honeymoon'spent Roger Charles, son of Mr. and nations. : ver fire dept. and members in Mon-ton-and Saint John, the Mrs..F....).Newman, Beacons... The reception was held at the volunteered to collect for same, young couple have taken up re-~field, Que Fdgewater Hotel, Pointe Claire Other members offered to ‘clean sidence in Halifax, where the The double ring ceremony Que. the community hall. , It is of in- groom is a member of the, crew fas periormed _by Rev, W. A. For a honeymoon to Ottawa, terest that. the work ‘On the “cen- nf HMCS OTTAWA ; Brown: : and P. E. I. the bride ‘wore a tennial project in ‘Tegard. to the The gcoom is a graduate of | Giver in marriage by her ‘camel hair coat ovér matching roe oda —wil-commence--in-dune: “Fyalhousie® University” witt a: BSe fa ther,-the-bride-wore=a--white--Skirtanc. flowered blouse... Her | Mrs.':M. R. MacLean and Mis | degree and. the bride’ has been full length cown-of chantelly lace accessories were of beige “and. Ralph Naye were appointed to studying nursing in Glasgow, embroidered with ribbon, over, brown with a corsage of orange attend an executive meeting at Scotland -satin. A detachable panel train Delight roses. Rose Valilev to finalize “ plans ot of town guests included: Of satis wes held by two. satin Out of town guests Thcluded: - for the district convention being Gladys Clark and Elvira Pike bows ehove the ‘waist at back. “r. and Mrs.-. Frank Richard held at.Central Queens Regional (+ Sain Ichn: N. B.- Mr. and Her shoulder jength tulle veil |80n, ‘Toronto, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs High School, Hunter’ River on Mrs W. Churchill Godard, Mri was held by a rhinestone and [van Day, P. E. 1; Mr, and Mrs dune 9b x ae “Mrs. Grafton R. Gower and Pearl studded tiara. She car- Leigh-,Linkietter, Mrs. Meruin The June meeting will, be “taughter Elaine of Lancaster, ted a small bouquet of red roses Inman, Mr. and. Mrs. Delbert ald at the home of Mrs. C. R. N. B-: Mrs. PR. Fowler and entwined. with and fern on Rayner. Linda, Alan, Freddie. Campbell with © slips, ~ plants, sn Robert: and David Norris of 2 White praver hook Oran and= Amy: Rayner «all of —~-buibs—o.-seeds. far_community~ Windsor N—-S--Mr——and= Mrs:~-—Linda: -Ravner--s:ster—of= -tpe-pliaBiak ;_Mr,_.and” Mrs. “Dave planting and refreshments will. Goo. Colpitts, Mr. and.Mrs. Ken- pride, was bridesmaid. Her Driscoll, and son Darry, St _be_in-charge of Mrs_C. R. -Camp-_neth._ MacKenzie. and...daushter.. dress. eas obuiieleee cea yel-— Jchn’s, Nfld... and . Earl “ony, | bell and Mrs. Baden Balderston’ Dawn and Susan of Moncton, © yw tarfeta with: matching flow- Oltawa Oni Mrs Hency Godfrey and ‘ts N° BR: Sub-Lieut. J. W.-Loube eved headdress and short veil. The a oe a ae Baden Balderston were appownt- and Mre« Loube, and: Sub-Lietit. She cairied a nosegay of Shas residen, ein Gander, Nfld. og ed to attond the TB League meet- FW. Crapman and Mrs. Chap- ta daisies. ne AES Besicrac n ‘ing ‘and resolitions for district |ryan‘of Halifax, N. 8. «Photo by | John Mooney was: best man. forosecssceecess = convention were read and voted R. B. Hambly) “Ushers. were Freddie Rayner; If H. BENNETT CARR : 3 on = vs bali py ; The topie for the next meet- CCRIME REACHES. SKA ees of bride and Farl Holk- 4 ‘Sun Lite .of Canada’ 3 : 4 Hist scent peters otter ecrer LED NCEREDER SOE mee : - is .: District. Supervisor ° tig -wili ‘be the district conven f fhe-mother—of-the-bide- chose ins: Counselii #. fon Programme consisted of a! Crimes at sea aboard Japa- a» two-piece pink linen dress with + snsurance:t. AOS a reading by Mys.,.Lowell Balders-” nese ships. increased by (5,000 to °, . 4 " Charloitetown, P.E.U 3] tan, “Mothers. Are People’: -_,a total of 28,965-cases-in- 1964, -« ae. oar ae eaten ge: hat. 5 Phone 4-8817 2, Ses + a. ea Sp at Rais — TANG accessories of black patent. ‘erereceooe snnanennneng | ‘Vv 5 T \ FSET TTL ARES RET FACT i _P E, I. FAIRYLAND = wana repent tas el enone Sn Tien. iy Re: Oe ey ee ements ne ne vneialigletie MRS: JOHN-MacFARLANE~

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| “VELLEN’S DIARY | Spring Day E

“What did: the Indiafs ‘call this moon’. ofe of the: child- Ten inquired this evening, when. we talked of the May-moon;: new

the tractor and gearing moved, breaking. down, fining, smooth- ing, preparing the seedbeds. “BY the first of the week" the younger ‘farmer. offered,’ “If “things. go well, we should: get first seed, in the ground.” Today too saw the fencing con- tinue,—and more of the herd were let from ‘the, stables ‘to the grass. ‘These, we remembered swere the days farmers longed

were cool and there were night- frosts. Here now was its green rolled, once more over the pas- tures and haylands.

“There'll be no-hay left un- gathered this summer, I'm think- ing. Every straw will be saved"’ a. visiting farmer who had felt

f SUB LIEUT, AND MRS. DAVID CLARK ~

Scottish Bride Marries Naval Officer At Trinity

Trinity United Church was full skirt and cathedr train the eae q.. a wedding cere- further accented by a te bow. m Saturday, May 7. when |p... ‘shoulder length, f6ur - tier |

ny he Marie. daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilson of Glasgow. 0°Uffant-vel! -of-illusion net was”

“Scotland. became the bride. of held in place by a single white. 6 “The ‘adidas, Charlottetown, Sat, dune 4 1966. ' Sub-Lieutenant C. David ‘Clark, |rose with petals and she carried RCN

CN, aun’ of Mrs. C. Ronald! s wsseate: “‘bouguet of red roses, _ bly-of-the-valley and _ ivy. Mrs. H| Wayne Hambly was

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‘And i Sat ne at ‘ lor of arts” Hploma from Mt. Al- naceag the raw ton of CMe) Mr and Mrs: Donald Leclair; ton Univefnty

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ADE ours added with a grin Pe ; : “The planting moon” we ‘re And the Saturday's work was Shter, Paula, ‘were recent visit- Mr. and Mrs. Leith Robert- plied * ‘ ours: & woodbox to heap for %% t@ Montague, guests of- Mr. $0n, East Baltic, had as their: { “Why, so it is! he smiled. Sunday, -kindlings to speed the: @od’ Mrs, . Arthur Sullivan and ene nek ve long aeuene i Spon now.*. Monday perhaps, fires; loaves to mix and: bake, family. por ur a aan Cecil naman will-bring. it fo light in a brave empty cookie jars to fill. ‘And ¢ . 5 well of tirand Bay. N.B on above a hilltop. to wish up- now’ Peter. called’ fromthe Ret. and Mrs. A. G. J. Stee- ty ene on, and Fnow. there will fot fail sandpilé | when the, afternoon. sun 8 Montague attended ihe: clos. Mr. and Mrs. VE. P. Gunn to “come for_us_a_succession of was_ smiling down, and..w.e../"& exercises of amine” taiten LWakefield,..Mass:,-are...'spend- lovely ti¥egs: sunsets and.dew--came-to-a-door to look out at the Baptist’ Bible Training: ing the t th id- : in. Moncton fFecently when ng the summer at their resid- falls. the magic of new mornings -heart of thé -Maytime. ..\could- 146° daughter Sharon was one ¢8ce in Bothwell, SRC ER | Ret oad the peace of the dusk: butter- n't we take a walk” We'd like to of tes Weadusien. hav wate Gk x ; 6s -cups_and daisies. -clovered winds show you that_waterfall_up the coNpEniet “by Myrtle. MacGre-{ - Irene A. -Mossey,-_ Moncton, | MARGARET COLLINGS ‘Ven. 3 HOOLEY . and roar es summer. | stream,” gor, East Baltic, Heather King, |h0lidayed recently with her pa-| - : . lanes, and the “laceé~of qutet— ,ln the heat, lads’ shirts were ; ; rents, Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Mos, | anus washing on the warm discarded, and. presently ‘just pendea nae Garth Hasves, Mew | se¥s Bothwell. os WEDDING IN JUNE i sands ‘to try it’ bare feet tested “thé 4 : j . Nir = ; . . Hare ; and 8. ; : ; The ieaves, on the birch tree warmth of the flow, . : The rip-:.” Mrs Gus Whalen and family |, Robert Acorn, Kentville, N. Montague, Mire. Leo Coliaus, eee ae the late Mrs. Hon ’ this morning were the size of a ple - how musical it is, OW fast Baltic left recently to re- S., Earle ‘Acorn, Vancouver and the ge 1 Sh year avin yey marriage will take ‘squirrel’s ear. ‘‘We must get to that May sets the measure. We side in Port Erie, -where, Mr. (Barbara Acorn, nurse in train- eer aie Margaret place Saturday, Jtine 25. at the sowing’ James said. But stooped to enjoy it, and ane Whalen is employed. : ae = BL ered or Pauline to Harold Neil, son of St. Mary’s Rectory, Monta- t today. F field. to’ fi the d of the cowslips: roote : ‘ w - : cc recncaen te no ay. From field to’field g Mr. and hire. Arthur.’ Wright, [@t, Mia. W.. corm and sister, {Neil Hooley,” “formerly of Mon- gue. ae

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pent the weekend | Shirley Acorn, Souris.

right’s parents Mr.’ Mfr. and Mrs, Joseph MacKen. na were given a surprise miseel

AN. HAS “MUSCLE ! VOTES WEIGH HEAVY he 30-pound trumpeter swan In the United Nations, 7) be n break *%. man's arm with a member - countries have a tou

And all the time... .but with Mr. how enchanting is-a May; day. , Souris,

wh birds: sunshine and_bird- lane song ard*other joveliness: toget- . Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Robin- thelr hom Pr ce aan a single blow of _its wing. _‘tal population of only 12,000,000. her and gives theth to humans SON, © have returned to their friend wht re c ine “s core Scoot = to enjoy! home.in Breadalbane, after @n- © CDOS :n the community. e = And our week was but a breath joying an extended vacation in event was organized head Cath. | ; : oe | a rustle of sound in a stillness, the United States. They: travel- er ae Woe oe eee SAVINGS ) comprised of pretty dawns and ‘ed by bus,.stopping first at Bre- ance o Mrs, John MacKinnon” es Ms | ee teil e nd‘davs that Wer, Maine, where they visited and Mrs.. Joseph Burke. - Mar. EARN... Ii gentle twilights..a Mr. and Mrs. . Willie Bell, then garet Perry read the gift: cards meee i =ab Brockton, Mass: ~w-where—they--@ verses, - + . : a potas it jap la rod. ago OmT visited Mr. and’ Mrs. Brenton — Ente;tainrent, , following «the | -CURRENT k “I know. not if tomorrow's way Robinson, and at Winchester, shower was provided by the Mae ACCOUNT |) Ae Gale ae cslsh, ’ Mass., where they were the kinnon “Wancers, accompahied h | But Shea His hand is guiding guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wind- by Mrs. J. MacKinnon playing a, H me, aor pone ee eae their €}~ the guitar and -Catherine Mur. pas ith That’ is enough. eee and Mrs. Myron Youn phy the harmonica. With this passbook e * | And so, although the veil has or fot a week. Refreshments were served by 7 $ | d f - the committee in charge, I} | Tomorrow's way, the Baltic Women's Institute = H I walk with perfect faith a nd met on Monday evening, May \\\ trust, _23.at the home of Mrs. Bruce I} Through each toda Riley. Ih the absence of the ig li president, Mrs. David Cousins | =~ Hit a veil conducted the -meettg. Plans : II iene were made for the district con- | : il _ That’ we may not its beauty see see, vention to be held in Spring Val- © . | “Nor trouble borrow ley : a ee obs | | But, oh, ‘tis sweeter far to trust Coreen Grant, RN; daughter ‘ Hil tis unseen hand. thaof..0f_Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grant, HH ee know that~ all the paths-Ol- pen. hae accepted a: posi: ; i ife, t Child- ii! His wisdom planned. a fn 1 Hosbital 1 Montreal. She | ig Hh Until Monday - - - -Diary ~~~ ig a recent graduate 0 the Nur- a Good-night Ue _eourse: at Dalhousie University. * « interest pate quarterly on minimum i Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robert- | * Accounts opened by the 20th of the. | Meagacton UC son Kingsboro had as their | | month ear interest from the first. Il pase psa ees ge © Mongy may be deposited or withdrawn ih Dedication ‘son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.” Char- aoe person ts ll aa aa ae : jes Bent and: -two children, Nova. ae i‘ sninhasiegesinitassaremisisingissaantsnmimicimati oaihatnbes nessclebuebhaiahaaa Gasnnandatiainend Hiei Service Held "Scotia ed : [ Hit At the beginning of the ser- wi ee Monsey. eee MAJOR. “PR 1 ST vice at Kensington t-wited- well, was ess recently { cou ah Church on Sunday morning, members of the Haman 6 Mis- ee COMPANY Mi May %, the recently iniailed sionary wy : 57 Queen St. (the Hyndman-Bldg.) {il organ. which. -had—been. _present- j | te. sas | ed by their family. was dedieat- Charlie ~Robertson, ‘Toronto, | - a Onn Hii ‘ad in “Loving memory of Mr. Ontario, spent a recent week- | ; | and Mrs. William Caseley,” by end with his parents, Mr. and i io ithe minister, Rev. G D. Mac- | Mrs. Edward. Robertson, Kings |’ ; coe sores : ae 3 | ‘.. fs a

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