CST. II. E. AND

DEAR MARY HAWORTl-l: I married in good faith and hoped

wanted or accepted by them. My mottherAin-lauw criticized my iooins. fondly. clan, even my Age. did she restrain her- on]! in the presence other dungh-ters-Iimlalw. Yet when her sons are around behaves so bhmugh-tfuliy. so sweetly as to make us (daugh- ters-in-law) look ridiculst in ithe

e.

The elder son soon recognized that: his mother was playing a Md Same and broke off will her by moving his family .WW. My Wild, 4! mama's boy, considers her a saint, He has little respect nor me and dis. erg-d"! “withing I say against.

He says I misinterpret. mis.

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MRS MARSHALL

Colorful Military Wedding Solemnized At Kensington

Marlene Heather Paynier, RN. daughter of Mr. and Mr Freetown was

Harold Earle Marshall. son of Mr. rs. E. . atr- shall, Mont-real, P.Q.

Rev, E. H. Bean of Sydney. NS. officiated at the Presby-

by

ganist Mm. Allison Prod . sang “The Lord's Prayer" prior to the ceremony, an "When He Gave Me You" dur- ing the signing of the register.

The bride given in marriage by her father wore a floor length gown of white iscs ped by an elbow length fitted jacket and cathed ral train of the same material. Her should- er length veil was held in place by a pearl studded head-dress and she carried a cascade of yellow roses. "he owns and ivy. Her only orna-

a.

Mrs. C nine town. sister-in-law of the was maid - of ‘ honor attired in a sheath dress of yellow crys- talette with matching overskirt trimmed with Bourdon lace. Her head - dress was a yellow chiffon flower and short veil, she carried a bouquet at red and white cal-nations.

Barbara Sinclair, RN and Audrey MacEachern. R-N. were bridesmaids and wore gowns similar to the maid of honor.

Cst. Harold Stone of Sackviile was best man. The us on were Cst. James MacKenale, Moncton and Cat. Tom Lowe of Sackville. The groom, best man and ushers wore the RCMP dress mliorm.

The ' ther chose a cocktail length sheath dress of primrose crepe with inserts of Bourdon lace. Her flowered hat. and shoes were in correspon- ding shades and she wore a cor- sage of yellow roses.

e groom's mother chose a gown of beige lace with match- ing duster and wore beige and

accessories: her corsage was yellow mm.

The reception for 100 guests was held in Birch Grove Hall. Freetown. where the bride’s table was centered with a wed- ding cake set on pillars an topped with ornamental doves and lace.

Pouring from silver tea sen vices were Mrs. Walter Pay- nter, Halifax. N.S.. aunt of

a.

the bride and Mrs. H. A. Fred- ____.___.__.__._._..__

erioks. Sussex, N.B. aunt the groom. Assisting were cou- sins of the brid

Rev. E. . p a toast to the bride to which the groom neplied. Cot. Harold Stone proposed a toast to the bride’s attendants and read the telegrams. Susan Marshall. sis-

of the m circulated the melt book.

The floppy cosmic left on a honeymoon to the New Eng- land States snd Montreal, the bride wearing a suit of yellow wool with black and white ac-

es s c o r sage - of white css‘nations. On their re- turn they will reside at 414 Var- rily St. Bat-burst, NB. where the groom is stationed with the RCMP

0K

' judge and exaggerate.

His rela-

exactly . or loyal. He thinks little of laws tome. Naturally I've MM telling him things that isn't me, .

will) Wlilh me isn't ampere

M band‘s

Susan and Robert Marshall. Barbara Kirlin and Mr. and Mrs. A. Walker, all of Roxboro, P.Q.; Cpl. and Mrs. Roy Rush- ton, Dalhousie. N.B.: Cs t. James MacKenzie. Cpl. Arnold Clow. Margaret and Mich a el

Clow, Moncton. N.B.: Cst. Ha- H E

rold Stone and Mrs Stone, Cat. Tom Lowe. Mr, and Mrs. Dou- glas Neale. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson. Miss G. Smith. Miss E. Hunt. Sackville, N.B.: Miss V. Doran and . and Mrs. H. A. Fredericks, Sus sex. N.B.: Marie Four-

nier. Bathurst, N.B.: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson ano son Kevin, Amherst. N. 5.;

Mrs. Pearl Casey and M rs. Dorothy H a ll of Springh i l I. N.S. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mar- shall, Mill Village. N.S.: Mrs. Gladys Pazant, Janet and Linda Pazant. Mr. and Mrs.

Out of province guests attend- were Rev. and Mrs, E. H. Bean. Sidney, N.S.: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Marshall.

Vic Wallace, and Mr. and Mrs. 31 Paynte r of Halifax,

NS, (Photo by Cpl. Arnold Clowl

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Milk Added

Enhances Beef Flavor

The chef and I planned ai simple, wholesome dinner 0 column today. One thing that may be surprising is the use of 2 cups of milk in making a chopped beef pie.

This is a Scandinavian trick that seems to enhance the ten- derness and flavor of the beef.

and makes practical—nutrition

ally speaking—the use of 1/4 pound less meat than usual.

The mashed potato edging the beef pie needs 1 cup milk. and the pudding for dessert uses 2 cups. The amount of milk used in preparing this meal is 5 cups (over a quart) which is eaten.

This does not include the cheese used with

coffee or tea. It is a normal part: of the regular food bill. not an extra cost. to be worried about.

TOMORROW'S DINNER Green Bean-Ripe Olive-Red Radish adet s Spicy Chopped Beef Pie With Whipped Potatoes Strawberried Instant Pudding Whip Cream

Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk

Measurements level: recipes for s »

SPICY CHOPPED BEEF PIE. 8 tbsp. butter 1 small peeled section garlic, minced 1% lbs. chopped beef 1% tsp. salt 1 tsp. powdered mustard. Vs tsp. pepper lee. chopped peeled onion 1,5 c. chopped celery p. flour' 2 c. m k t c. hot mashed potato 1 c. shredded American

cheese 1 tbsp; chopped fresh

mule! .

Melt butter in large skillet: add garlic and heat. Add meat and stir lightly until browned.

stir in seasonings. onion and celery; slow-cook until onion is

tender.

Stir flour into mixture. Stir in milk: cook-stir until smooth and Spoon into oil

Generously

browned. Dust over with pars-

iey.

THE CHEF'S CHEESE SOUP This soup is gond chilled as well as hot. It calls for a pint

of milk and ‘1 1b. sharp Ameri- title. as regards his

can cheese (equivalent in nu- milk). Serve hot or cold as the first course in a vegetable din- ner. For dessert, have a milk sherbet or strawberried instant

T0 REPARE: Melt it a. butter in saucepan; add 2 tbsp.

'6 = fl-

minced onion; saute until ten- der. Stir in 4 tbsp. flour. Slow- stir in 2 c. each milk and chicken bouillon: cook until smooth and thickened.

emove from heat: add cheese. stir until melted. Add cooked vegetables. hcat thor-

oughly to serve hot; or cover. cool and chill for a cold soup. Garnish; chopped parsley.

John P. McKAY

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gnu-th- ior. North Romeo, P.E.II. an- nounce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Marie. RN, to John Patrick McKay. camisoles-ed otficer of the

MARY HAWORTH

Weak Spouse’s Mother Defeating Young Wile

opt thy giving me expenssve gifts.

m cram hum for having lbrinsins them up consplaaned. The moment t l are out of the house she reneWs - bulimic llWO

the theory that . _ tritive value to 5 cups of whole best and must protect him. ’

i Occasionally when guilt weiyis {heavy on h'm, he tries to atone

My family knows my pmblem

\and feels utterly helpless. His lather, almhulgh he doesn’t speak imewltlrn-gly as his wife does. .nonetheless gives tacit support .to her mlfaimess. by listening apmieoiatively. He tells his sons ‘how grateful to her lthery should :ibe for the trouble she took in

Many times l‘ve in of connnit' suicide, but i have small children and feel I must not deprive them of a I mother's love and care. So now v the decision to

live for their sake When they are grown I shall enter a con- vent, to spend the balance ‘of my

e God

ilife in (the semc ... . My husband would hit me if ‘the lonew I had written to you, [so please don’t use my name if tyou publish (this. I just had

talk to someone. S.Y.

« .. an

MILDRED BODGERSON

gym

Dear S.Y.: Your penmanship is European and your name is

The Guardian, Clint-lottetown, 'MoiiTJiily’oT’ioéi.

Eastern European.

hus- are steeped in Streamed Old World ideas cmtcerning the supplied matriarchal rights of mothers-

5 I surmise that your i and he

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women's Editor; Phone 4-8508

in-law (who are nurtheln of married sons) to grind downl ltiheiir dtaughvters-in-law bo meek acquiescence in 's Jealous

James David of Toronto. On-i xltilill'io. is spending a week with “he, 1- s is. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- °" ’ “1‘33”; .. ence David. He has with him as a “an on his guest. Johnnie Claus of Tor- wfife' by onto. pulling up stakes and movingi . , r mm, of reach or Mom-s lashing Mrs. Edgar Williams has re-‘ tongue, timed to Alberton after spend- ing several weeks in Toronto. She was a l’ed by her son and daughter-in-law, and Mrs. "Bud" Williams and their children who are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Currie.

It is greatly to ithe credit that he called each injustice to his

As for your husband’s messy attempts at neimiailiiiy. his de- fensive lying, dnsloyalty, lin- sinoeinity, medic efforts to atone tor his weakness with costly gifts and the like, this

ttern of behavior shows un- mi-statkeebl-y that he is a cow- ardly. immature, problem- ohairacter, who needs profes- sional counselling help to out-

Linda Penny, who for the past two weeks had been vacationing in Murray Harbor. has return- ed to Toronto.

hri dependent, intimidat- ed relationship to his

Veny likein he chose you to

Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Tums and family of Amherst. Mass , are vacationing at Garrett‘s Tourist

he Ihils wife largely because you. are essentially gentle. pliable and vulnerable. with humble respect. for the nights of all. In early association with you he probably f e l t comparatively strong and manly. as he cannot feel in the shadow of his for- midany selfish Mom.

No doubt she concentrated on breaking your will, if possible. as a device for keeping him captive to her control. Having [mm mm m ‘ mold! Romie Gotell of Toronto,»0nt., i (flemt My 2:915 he“ “0:0” is vacationing in the province; “'39,! “if an“ s mg: and is visiting with his sister. (1mm sg‘éficym6f dwcidmndy Mrs. Eddie Smith and Mr.

Egg ! Smith at St Teresa.

Court at Morrison‘s Beach.

Olga McNeill. Halifax. N.S..1 is visiting her aunt. Mrs. S. M. Burke. Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Inman. with their three children. arriv- ed this week by car from Van- ,

in Alberion. ‘

on m” ml Mrs. Lois Yors‘lon and Gloria your cam deem“ to endure Yorstmi of Georgetown return-

the mdeal for the children’s

,na's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

Mrs. Hanford Bell returned to! her home in Murray Harbour i

recently after visiting her sis-

DORO’I'IIEA COA DE

3. i.

Centennial Day Queen

Will Be Chosen July 10

On July 10 one of these young women will be chosen Centen- nial Queen of Mount tewart. She will be crowned on July 15 at the Centennial Day celebra- tion and will reign over the

various events of the day which . othea Coade, the 18 year 7] include a parade. bingo. child [daughter of Mr. sports. 3 seph Coade, Mount. Setwarn She the opening of the library and ‘is sponsored by Clark a supper at Memorial Hall spou- l in Mount Stewart. She receiv- sored by- the Women‘s Institute. ,ed her education at Mount Ste-

The first contestant is Mildred | wart. School and Morel] Region Rodgerson of Fanning Brookial High School Her main in- who is sponsored by the Mount 1 ieresis are dancing and skating.

ren's rides. fireworks.

Stewart firemen. She is 23 years

old and is the daughter of MP- .testant, tan Rogerson. Mildred has beland Mr.

ier, Mrs. Annie Young. Provid-l once. R.l.

Mr and Mrs. Loo (thaissou and family of Pictou. NS. were recent guests of Mrs. Chaisson’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Prosper, Georgetown.

Mrs. Mary Simmons. Kensing- ton, left recently for Vancouvei, B.C.. to visit her son Alfred and his wife. She was accompanied by her grandchildren. Joan and Lloyd Simmons, Burlington.

Mrs. Florence Dewar. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dewar and family left this week for Ontario '0 spend a holiday with LAC Ken- neth Dewar and Mrs. Dewar.

Judy Murphy. Panmure is- and. who is on the nursing staff at the Rehabilitation Centre. v has returned to work after hav. i ing spent a three-week holidayi visiting her aunt. . Darrell Davis of Medford. Oregon and Mrs. Roy Dutcher of Richmond. California and her cousin. She-

California. I

Mr. and Mrs. David McKenna l and young daughter of Sydney. ‘ N.S.. are guests of Mr, McKen- i liam McKenna. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowell

have returned to Scarboro, On-l tario, after visiting their par- 1

‘ week holiday, guests of Dewar’s brother, Harold Hickenfigrade 1o, plans to finish high

ents, Mr. and Mrs. T.M. Llewei- l lyn. Montague. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rowell. Bangor.

; Church Senior Girls Choir. Dean- na , 'ited friends at Kilmuir and Mon- Birt‘s Service Station in Mount -

David Erskine of Toronto vis-

tague last week.

J Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dewar ed and family. Montague. left on. men’s Institute is the 18 yea;

Saturday by car for Toronto where they will spend a two- Mrs.

Mrs. Hicken and family. On re turn they will travel through the United States and visit relativ. es in Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter White of Borden left on Wednesday for Corner Brook. Newfoundland,

l where they will spend their holi-

days with relatives.

l

l l

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaulk} and family of Borden. also lefti

n

n Basque and St. John's. New-

couver island to visit relatives T “a {)9er of San Francisco'l f"Ulldlam'l 0" Mlldal’S.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spenc- er, Walpoie, Massachusetts

days of Julyl visiting relatives in Charlottetown. Little Sands and Oak Valley, P.E.l.

Mr. and Mrs. John Meney and 5 d8 Coade'

little son. Ontario. are spending

ed recently from a visit to Mon. : and young daughter. D 0 n n a, . their vacation at the home of

Mr. Money’s mother, Mrs. Eu- phemia Mencyin Little Sands.

Wednesday for Port-Auxv‘

DEANNA AF‘F‘LECK

en teaching for six years. her last position being at Queen Charlotte High. Charlottetown. She is interested in singing. dan- cing and camping.

The second contestant ls Dor- old M-rs. Jo-

Bros

Deanna Affleck. the third con- is the daughter of Mr. Francis Affleck of Mount. Stewart and is 16 years of age. She has completed grade 10 at Mt. Stewart School and is a mem of the United

is being sponsored by

Stewart. eanette MacDonald. sponsor» by the ouni Stewart Wo-

old daughter of Mr. and MT). Puis MacDonald of Mount Ste- wart. She has just completen

school and then enter the nur- sing profession, handle is a member of Mt. Stewart CYO and enjoys dancing.

The ext contestant for the Centennial title is Joan Mac lntyre. daughter of Mr. Marion Macintyre. Mount Si." wart. She is sponsored by the Mount Stewart Brach of the Royal Canadian Legion. Juan is interested in dancing and enjoys skating.

Wilhelmina Kaptetn. sponsor- ed by the Mt. Stewart Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxil- iary is the 6th contestant She

WILHELMINA KAPTEIN

attended Mount Stewarr school and graduated from Morel] Re- gional High School this year.

lls the 14 year old daughter of She is interested in dancing and

is | M (the last week in June and first Moi}

and Mrs. Charles Kaptein

r . nt Stewart. She was born

skating,

in the Netherlands and has this] year completed grade 8 at Mt. v 'Siewart school. ; Another contestant ts Dona". sponsored by Hamid ’ gMacDonald's Service Station in; Mount Stewart. She is the dau—l ghter of Mr. and Mrs. .Iosepni Coade and is 18 years old. She

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cake. and repair in a convent he“ Quebec-

tih are . bri to XE: 52y 993.3, gigging - Mrs. Maude Frankel. New mm mm of m, Merv, ' York City. is a summer guest of (St. Monica's) valor, in dealing Mrs- Genmde “Ck: Tyne Va‘l' tmnquilly and effectively with 19)"

similar trials. i . 1 See Book Ix (same as “ham” . Mar. and Mrs. Charles R. Mills. ‘9. M St Augustin” “Carafes; Lowell. Mass. are Visiting at, i . .. 0 ° - ' 35| the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy sions Pocket Library in mph“, Marga“.

Mr. and Mrs. John Druen of Boston. Mass. who had been ‘ visiting in Kensington. and Mrs. Misti-[arm Sims of Charlottetown.

left on Friday to attend the fun- ??? [eral of their brosher. Frank Su- ltherland at Howick, Quebec.

ent in doing God‘s work in your im-a mediate environment, here—and-l now. ‘

' Peggy Ann Aitken is spending ' | her holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James A i t k e n.

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Men's Department

NOW IN PROGRESS

‘ Georgetown Royalty. after hav- ' i log completed the term as r 5 school teacher at Old Harry in l 5 the Magdalen Islands. E Henry Clarke has arrived from Campbell's lto spend the summer with his taunt, Mrs. C.H. Weeks. Alber- ‘ ion. Mr. and Mrs. John Parker ' and family of Trenton. Ont.. are I ' guests of Mr. Parker’s mother, Mrs. Horace Parker .sister, Mrs. Colin MacDonald ‘ and Mr. MacDonald of George- town.

PATRICIA M- GAUmlER Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Camp-

bell. Worcester. Mass. are via- iting relatives in Alberton.

RCN who is the son of Mrs. John McKay. Stirling. Scot- land and the late Mr. McKay. The marriage will take plac st‘Stella Maris Chapel HMCS Stsdacona on July 35. 1984.

Mrs. Roy 'l‘uplin. Margate, is a patient in the Prince County Hospital, Summerside. where she will undergo surgery.

. ed 2- qt. casserole Beat together mashed potato and cheese:

also

Social items

Are Requested This is a [wonderfully mm

on reeep salon ting convention delegat- luncheons and cof-

b be. and relatives vseation- . 9°“ .- stion to some Wilt 0"" In. province. and those en- ble summer set- him

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lit:

ssoss' sings) in Summerside. 0“ . bureau The Guani- snd Patriot It “on!!!” Alberton

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nocbarge forging: item“ m awhile!

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SYLVIA TAYLOR ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. J“. 'i‘ayltohre.

Preside Callaghan arrived drom Montreal on Monday to spend the summer with his grandmother. Mrs. Austin Murphy. Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Burns and their children. Sonny and" Gay of Selma. N.S.. are guests this week of Mrs. Burns' par- ents. Mr_ and Mrs. Harry Prid- ham. Montirose.

Mr. and Mrs. Thoma Cowsn. of Saturn. DC. are guests at them of Gordon Barlnur,

after spending several days in Georgetown as use of Mr. Dewy's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs: F.J. Debory.

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