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Iona, the former Joan McKenna, Iona, youngest daughter of Mr. and

, [DALEY - McKENNA, WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. L. Daley were Mn. married in St. Michael's Church, July 30th. The bride is

Wilfred, McKenua.

and the late Mrs. Daley, St.

Mary's Road. Mr. and Mrs.

Daley will reside in Toronto. (Photo by Meyers)

Fitzpatrick FaminVArve- § . Reunited After I3 Years

An interesting family gathering took place on August 1001 at the home of Mr. and Mn. John Ilia-z- patriick, Bedoford, when their, flaun- fly-of ten children were re-uno ted for the first time in Grim years.

Present with dieti- pm in the evening were Ema. Mn. Stune Linde, Benetton, _ .. Kaye. Mrs. Ambrose We. Lox- ington, Macs; Eleanor, Mrs. Tho- mas Dougan, Tracadie ,, Cross; Laura, Mrs. RM Met. Mermaid; Bernadette, Mrs. Bill

MILLVIEW ’ v7.1.

The retainer ' of Mill- vlerw W.I. was held the home

; of Mrs. Harold. Dunphy on Wed,

Sept 3. The presided and opened the meeting repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in uni- son. - e were 10 members pre- sent. A grab bag roll call netted with $24.25 aboard. The Institute regular and special meeting were read and approved and After a stunt discussion. “I’m” tlon was made by Mrs.’ Sanderson and Seconded that-la vote of tlianks be extended to Mrs. Francis Drake tor her gen- erosity and help with the ice cream social held earlier, also to the Hall Cmnmittee who gave

a

.thehalltorthisoocaoionfreeof

charge. '

The travelling basket rammed with $2425 aboard. The Institute extended a simero and "Thanks" to all Who contributed 32 generously to this friendly pro-I . ct.

Sick connnflttee reported 5 sick calls made and fruit treats taken, School Committee bought sup- plies, towels and toilet tissue tor the school. ’ . Both bills paid. Mrs. Drake offered to contact a singing teach- er to have singing stabbed in School again. , ‘

New business Wit up the

W .

Kéoughan, Che'rldttetown: Jose- phine, St. Catharines, Ontario; Leonard at hmne,

Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick and holly men pamtook of a summit- uous slipper prepared by the dau- ubtcoio, and served by the tam- vein-law? m ‘ M and neighbours assembled tows?- joy dancing end singing until the eaflyhours of the mounting during which time refreshments were served to all present.

to have a ham and salad supper in the hall Saturday evening Sept. 13. . - '

Plans forthi's were completed and secretory was asked to or- Each member to make satada. 2 pics. cake or squarcs.,b1sciut at mile. ~ ’ _

Next meeting‘tobe held at the home of Mrs. Theo Crane. A delicious lunchwus prepared by Mrs. ‘Dunphy and‘served by dam _, tars. Wflmg,‘ Marie and Carol I'f‘Hynes. STERLING WJ.

Mrs. HS. ManEwan was has; less to the. Sterling W.I. tor the m meeting. - ‘fl‘wdfl It and Wont absent MN. Elmer Fyie presided.

Mmeeflnn Wed by alluding “Old Black Joe’ fioliowed by the colloot. Roll call was wavered

mokum.amd3vioton.

What would you do it youwere led a feminine?”

dies at has meeting, they were attuned and approved. Reports of the oormnittecs were then heard. nucleation followed by nine. say. pliyorPayalOcentfine,which caused much monument.

Place of next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. A.S. MaCEw-en, when lunch will be served, by Mrs. Gordon Fyfe,

topic of raising may and utter some discussion it was decided

FAY — FAY

Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Earl Henry, Mrs. Elmer Fyfe. Collection $4.20

The groom is a son of Mr. Leo Daley

limrtvvcntyme grandchildren. /

.potter‘yattheMaisoadelaPen-

The Secretary readtbemtnr‘

Leno~ Caroline McLure.

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Women‘s Editor. Phone can

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Thur., Sept. 11, 1958

HAPPENINGS

Mrs. Water F. Hyndmon en- tertained Tuesday afternoon at a smell. tea at Governm’ out Home in honor of the Princess Rospig- liosi. The guests included those who had knownlthe Princess and her family during their residence at Daltvay House. Mu's. WE. Cot- ton poured tee. Thou ossiotlng were Miss Norah Longmrth. Mrs C. C. Houston and Mrs. Lotus Sadler.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Show entertained Tuesday evening it their beautiful home. Strothnairn. WestRiver,hnhomroftbbWo— men’s Progressive Conservatoire Association. Receiving the guests with Mrs. Sham Was the prod ant, Mrs. WA. ‘

An indormal program was very much enjoyed. Mrs. Rayl’ranght played the pianotor the slums which was led by 1m. 0 Dowel. Miss Rose Ryan was heard in a Drummond habitual WT. Delicious rchesbments wore aer- ved. A large notifier of the as- sociation were present who tim- oualtly enjoyed the pleasant eve- ulna.

The Senior. Citizens Olub of Beech Grove elected otficers this week. Mr. LA. O'Kcofe is the presid nt. Mr. Frank Bowness, vice-president. Miss Jean Mao Quarrie and Mrs; Alan Carno- bellare secretaries. ‘

They decided to hold motlngs twice a man, the 2nd and 4th Monday- m Mun cusses- tlono were the following: Devo- tional period, singsong, program, Work-/ I p

The activities tor men will be mending broken toys and whit- tlim. One man Mr. John Quinn wasoppoi-ntod to find old ballads (like Banibama Allen) to be run: at each meeting; The Women's activities are knitting, crochet- ine and making mun books. . Alter. o trout of annotate bars the meeting adjourned until Sep- tember W. .‘Toils” are needed to carry on this badly needed work and anonymous have at- mady sent in good MMOM of various articles. The society is not grateful for all the assis- tance people are willing to réndver’. , -‘ A The Piano Ptcnie Tea, given by the Prince Edward Island Art Association this year,wasa great moors. Those Who enooyed the Picasso atmosphere will be in- detected to hear there has been in exhalation of original Picasso

see Francoise » v

the village of Valiaurls, and the Muses d’Amibes, among others, is proof of the revival which Pi- case has given to pottery.

At the Maison,“ 1o Pensee Francoise are 150 of hls latest works which have lust come out of the Bernie kiln-s. The exhibi- tion is ’said to be extremely in- terest

diverse and drown titeingenious- ness of the painter, his technique in enemas and eme’icelly his pla-

tion, the critics agree that, all the qualities and the faults of the painter can be tound.

Mrs. John Jack left for New York Wednesday after spending the past four months at her sum- mer-home at Tyne Valley. Mrs. Jack eiipects to return to P.E.I. later in the fall.

Mr. Lee Betta, Westiiald, New Jersey, who is attending Gordon Divinity School, Beverley Farms, Mesa. has had the Bpoolvfield pastoral charge tor the summer months. Mr. Betta lelt Tuesday by motor car for G. D. S. to re- sume his studies. '

Mr. Robert Bhe, B.D., of Gor- don Divinity School. will be tak- ing the pastoral charge of Brook- field. He will begin his pastoral duties this Sunday.

B 1-1 Henry. son of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Henry, «.mum Street, arrived from Camp Borden Wed- nesday morning by mime. Bill has completed his officer’s train ing as a second lieutenant. .He

will now be enrolled at Prince

of Wales in fourth year. All Bill's friends are very pleased to see home again.

Mrs. Elliott Gomdon of Port- land. Oregon, has been spending

1 a pleacant vacation on the Is;

lend: While in Montague also was the guest of Mrs. Jennie Wight- di'ed Gay, also her niece, Mrs. John MacDonald, Montague. '

" Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkinson

of O’leary, spent-.de with Mr. and Mrs. George Richards at their sum cottage at Stan- hooe Beam.

Mr. Elmer F. Beck, R.C.A.F. Saskatoon, spent several days

with his parents, Mr. and Ms.

Vere Beck of Murray Humour.

Mr.‘and Mrs. autos Smith and son Winslow of. Melrose, Mass,

Picam has played on import- ant role in them nuisance or

ELLEN’S DIARY.“ ’ World’s In ' A

“Thewonld’s in quite a wr- moil.‘ Ellen” James mounted minutes ago, eyes intent on bill newspaperoln the MIL of the harveot. such pastimes on a per- fect‘daylikeihiis.muotbepurtb¥ until sitter nlglitnfiall when work ended he entries. to the doom of the old

“Yes” he said “Near East, Far East-things don’t seem too good now out there - Nonth too, with that Iceland issue, and

g are strikes here and there, when

WEDDING

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fay were Annette Fay, daughter of Mr. married at St. George’s Church and MM- L90 Fay. NEWTON- The

this summer. The bride}; the former Mary

groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Fay, East Baltic. (Photo by Craswell’s)

because of them. stops - except the and imuble that’s caused. lit ju seems as though there‘s no peace anywhere these days."

But we think now what peace- ful spots the Island terms are these days. their folks interested only in the delights and duties of

, the harvest. How serene were the

term-(paths we walked with Mack

.nftor this afternoon when

we carried back to our harvesters the bite of supper. that was to heap them the dow-fiall should bring the close of the too-fleeting harvest day.

“We’ll stop here a minute" Mack said when We skirted o hay-field clad now in lots after- mafli,” Juot to small we: the scent of the clover. Nice isn’t it” 'he smiled inhaling deeply.” And listen to the bees.”

The sun was warml on our shoulders and the sky was a gentle'blue that rented lightly on the hilltop ahead. How femy and befitowcred was the woods’ path we now followed. And how peaceful.NohlnthereofatmuIbl- ed world.

We turned-at the top of the rise to look back over the Vale! below. There were the roofs of home. And across the dip of otneam the house on the Oflf in the hazy blue, in pretty pastooals farther farm—houses sat, and there a mile away the some

iomincltimmg mortalst Heaven’s arves nets, stood ‘ t ' the We. nah cannot Westoppedattheendodthe Woods' path as we might have at a door thrown suddenly wide, What 3111 Mailing picture lay before us — a. perfect harvest

, scene.

Mack’s right hand went up in a gay salute. “Yes, Gage sees me!” he beamed. Is there any- where a nicer place to sup than in the mellow sun of a harvest (field? In the seedtime, possibly, attheodgeoiagnainland.pamt—

of the “Old Kirk” at the owner, >

wene guests of Mrs. Frances Hyde Fisher, of Murray Harbor. '

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Peace On Island Farms A‘

ly patterned with the Yes, or in the hayingdi in saline windmwed field with the clean lovely fragrance all abmt. Or maybe It thus potuoopicldng, In the scent of freshst earth?

Yet how pleasant it we: there this attomoon, luncldmg in the lee of a shook stirred in simmers by a September breeze, with the omnpmy seated, cun- fiontebly on a circle of weaves about. And so good time food taco ed 9 the sandwiches and cook- ies, the cakefand e pie and. the hot tea, all so renewing.

The world in 1 mm” What deep pence there is on Island farms the-evdays, in the gold of

tonaormw——-Diany

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WEST ROYALTY W.I.

The September meeting of West Royalty W.I. was held at die home of Mrs. Eric Hurry on September 4th., with nine mem- bers prpesent.

In the absence of both president and vice president, Mrs. Cyrus

officer for the evening. Meeting opened with collect. Roll call read. The treaoiner's report was heard and correspondence read and dealt ' .

It was moved by What Mac- Inmin. seconded by Alice MacDon- ald. that the trustees be ask- ed about changing the hours of thszvrade I pupil‘s —- Motion‘car- n .

Roll call to be answered next mating with a hearty upper recipe, and meeting to be held at. the home of fillet Maclmils, With Maud Miller, Dot Moore, Mary Murray, and Vina Pickard on lunch omnnittee.

Mos. Bitziam, our new neigh- bor, was then surprised with a baby shower, and Mrs. Campbell gave a demonstration of Stanley products

. Margaret Bell moved Ithemeet- mg be athOUJ'thed and a delicious lunch was served by hostess and committee in charge.

AVERT FUEL TIEUP

LONDON (Reuters) — A gas- ol1ne and oil taminve 'at London garages . was averted Tuesday when ‘ 120 tanker truck drivers ended a 24-hour unofficial strike. The 120 drivers, who handle about 2,100,000 gallons of gasoline and 2,000,000 gallons of oil a wee-k, are protesting a delay in settling their

wage claim

The pattern of the mun-non is

able sense. In the varied «ex-hibi-

Pickandwasappomtedpnestdmg\

Wedding Of I

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jenkins were married recently at Mon- tague Presbyterian C h u r c it Manse by Rev. Donald Campbell.

The bride, the former Myrna MaoLeod, is the daughter’ of Mrs. Gordon MacILeod and the late Mr. MaoLeod. The groom is the 'son of Mr.and Mrs. Henry Jenkins, Mount Albion. ,

The couple were attended by the mom's only sister Ruth, Mrs Labison McEachern . and the bride‘s brothér Vernon MacLeod. Following the ceremony at boun- tlivl supper was served at the Hillside hm in Montague. The

,toast to the bride was proposed

by Rev. Donald Campbell and re: sponded to by the groom. The Messing was asked by Rev. Mr. Passey, Hazelbnook.

The beautifiil three layer wed- ding False was cut in the tradi-

'Busi‘nessfi'Wor‘n IsAn ,Eveni Of

Carmel Donnelly Notional chair

has sent out the snowing mes- sage which is of nterest not only

to all B and P members, but to the citizens generally of Canada. Wet” lathe theme for Business Women‘s Week to be observed by Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs and National Federation of Busi- ness and Professional Women’s Clubs of the United Seates. This will be the fourth annual obser- vance oi the week across Can- ada. lit has been celebrated in the United States for 31 years. Purpose of the week is to in» form the pdblic of the part bus- iness and proton-moat women are taking in the economic, social, religious, cultural and educat- ional life of Canada.

WESTMORELAND WJ.

Th regular 1 monthly meeting of Westmomlaud W.I. W5 held Tuesday, Sept. 2nd, at the home of Mrs. Vernon Moore. Meeting opened in usual manner with the vice president, Mrs. Wrixon Mo- ore. Presiding. Roll .call was an- swered by seven members.

Minutes of previous meeting were read, approved and signed reports 'of committees were then heard arul new ones appointed. School, Mrrs. Roy Gallant; Sick, Mrs. Roy Crossman and Mrs.

Eldon beard and Mrs. Hal. Rog- erson; Social, Mo‘s. Art Sheron and Mrs. Robert Mayhew; Lunch Mrs. Gordon Canfleld, Mrs. Roy Gallant and Mrs. Della Trows- dale. ,

Mrs. Robert Myhew invited the members tor the October meeting. Correspuondence was read and discussed. A thank you note was acknowledged for agitttoanewbaby.Meetingad- glam-med and a social hour follow- Contests were put on by the social committee which was much enjoyed. Lunch was served by Meteor.

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nusnrowr: w.t.

The monthly meeting of the W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Halsey Profitt with 19 merm- gers and two visitors present.

The opening exercises consist- ed of repeating the “Peace Song” and collect in unison, followed ‘by roll call, which was storing a “Pickle recipe.”

The minutes of lent meeting

treasurer’s report was read and showed a favorable balance. Proceeds for the month totall-

es at an auction sale, and $110.16 ralsed by dances.

the sick and the new sick com~ mittee is, Mrs. Dav’e Campbell, Mrs. Archie Paynter and Mrs.

155 KENT ST.

ME. AND MRS. WENDELL JENKINS

SoIemnized Al Montague

man of 3mm” Womm'. week. the interests of business and pro-'

lore Power With Woman Po- '

Eldon Leard; Educational, Mrs.‘

were read and approved. The

ed $33.74 from the sale of lunch

Sevens] calls had been made on

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For Farms, Cottages. Rural Homes. Motels

DOUGLAS BROS. 8. JONES LTD.

n’reresi Is

tional manner. The guest book a... in charge of Mrs. Heath McGrath. Following the reception the bride and groom went on a honeymoon trip throughout the Maritimes. » ‘.

Prior to her marriage the bride was entertained at ashower in her home where many beautiful gills were received.

011 return to their home in Mount Albion, they were) enter- tained by two showers one by Eastwood: Gland}: of which the

com is ‘u member and an ac- tve worker. On the following week the district entertained in their .hono . ,

, Out of own guests were: Armour Weir, ‘Windsornom; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jenkins, Ton onto, Ont, Mr. and Mrs. Warnie

Emily Johnston, <sauhustétts. I

en’s Week Interest

Main objective is to promote

SomoerMe, Mes-

fessional‘wmen throughout Can. ado.

Business Women's Week is an excellent opportunity to intEreei new members in our.- organization

Our‘ tederation is constantly alert and endeavoring to elevate the statusof women. ,

A tangible expression at so- preciation would be for each member:

mung during the i‘Week'." 2. To publicize the aims and gebjectivel arwell as the achieve- nts of federation. (Brochures may be had from National 0i- fice, free of charge). 3.. To have a poster displayed in her place of employment. ' We are counting on the co-op- eration of each member.. Don't let us doWnl

mittee Olive and Ruby Macleod. Bills paid were $2.44.

The sum or $14.60 was paid’to a member ‘ to make necessary mellow. A letter was read tram the Red Cross, concerning the course for local nurses, at present mauve in the conununity on home nurs- ing cane. '

It was voted to have a new money box bought for the beam- atmThe collection unmounted to

The Octor wil be at Mrs-Archie Paynter’s. The trustees- were advised to make arrangements for repairing‘ the bumment kitchen floor. The me- eting adjourned with the Anthem. ‘ '

Several contests were put on and a dainty lunch was served by the committee.

ISRAELI TRAVELS SUEZ

TEL AVllV, Innael (Reuters)— The Israeli newspaper Lamerhav reported Tuesday an Israeli sea- man serving on a Dutch tanker was allowed to pass through the Suez Canal unmlolested recently although his presence was known to Egyptian authorities. The pa- pon- said the Seaman, ZW-old Daniel Komfeld, later wrote to a friend saying the canal authori- ties posted a guard outside his cabin during the crossing but that the guard in teous. ,

Lisson Dartmouth, N.S. and Miss I

1. To bring a friend to i «elm ..

James Evans. New school com- I

Who‘WalS authorized’

Ml been most'cour- .

Ethan’s Beauty Salon, Efficient Operators Modern Equipment

man or Without Appointment Hours:—

Mon. Fri. Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.111. Tues. Thur. 0 am. 9 pm Closed Wednesday- “Opposlte Eaton’s” '

Telephone 7141 “ Block Bldg. Kent at.

HAMPTON W.M.S.

The regular meeting of Hamp- ton W.M.S. was held on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd at the home of Mrs. Windsor Bell, South Molvnlllc. Mrs. Best had charge of the worslup service.

Bible readings were read by

Mrs. Windsor Bell, Mrs. Clay-

ton Morrison, Mns. Lorne Ferngu-

son Mm. George Dunsfotd and

Mr. John Rogenson. Mrs. M.

K. Charmun led the discussion ad

The president then cordially welcomed the visitors. The mm- utes wane read approved and signed. Roll call was answered

The friendships secretory re-

and 6 treats. Some discussion followed about Thank ofifexing and Mrs. . Morrison was re- quested to Next meeting at Mrs. Dixon’s with Mrs. M. K. Chan man devotional leader. The Miz- poh benediction closed the meet- ing. Lunch was then served.

DUNBLANE W. I.

The Dunlblane Women’s Insti- tute was, held at the home of Mrs. Bennie Maelsaac, with the president Mrs. Lionel Living- stone in the chair.

The meeting opened with hymn “Work For The Night Is Com- ing”,,followed with creed in uni- son. The minutes of the last re- gular meeting were proved. . , Roll call was answered by each paying 50 cents, which will go to the O’Leary Community Hos- pital, instead of holding a pan- trysale. Nine members and one visitor were present. A bill of $40.78 was ordered paid for painting interior of school. It was decided to leave varnishing of desks for a later date.

It was moved. and seconded that six new blind: for the school he purchased. Mrs. Don Mavc‘ sear: was appointed to get a