The marriage oi Jessie Em- ina MIcKie. d ughter oi Mr. ll i-iarold Marine. Southport. .ud wtilard Frederick Eurke. ton oi Mr. and Mrs. Willard v. burke. Charlottetown. was sol- rmllized at Trinity United Church. Charlottetown. The double ring ceremon was per. tarrnod by the Rev. Gerald G. wrrwas. Mr. hoyaiun Mugiord. AR.C.O.. oiiiaiated at the or. gun During the ceremony and signing oi the register Mr. Lloyd Martin song "The lord's prayer" and "o Feriect Love." The bride. given in marriage by her lather. wore a iloor length gown oi white embroid- ered taiieta and carried a bou- ouci 01 white roscs. A pcarl tiara held her iingertlp veil in

Flare.

Miss Joyce Mac'Kle. [later n! the bride. who mau‘on oI hon- our and the bridesmaid was Eleanor Henry. coulln at the ride. They wore complimentary "root length dresses oI nrgan— “ over flowered surah with matching headdress and car- ried bouquets of white carna- kiillls and coloured mums.

Mr. Eric MIcRae. Iriend at tho groom. was best man and the guests were ulhered by Mr. Carl GIIneller Ind Mr. Edwin

lienry.

Mm. MIcKie wore a two piece dress oi beige silk shan- tung white accessories.

The mother ol e groom woo Iliimd In I dress of blue lace over Met- with White acces- sories Ind wore I enrsnge of yellow cIrnItinnl.

ME. AND MRS. FREDERICK BURKE

City Bride Carries White Roses At Trinity United ‘

and I carsng of plull roses. N

The altar oi the church was banked with yellow. white and pink mixed bouquets. and white mums and satin bows marked the guest pews.

The reception was held in the beautiiully decorated a h u r c in Hall. Mrs. Gordon Roper and Mrs. Dnrothy Henry poured while Wilma Burke. Margaret Dawn Matheson. bemadotte Gallant. Mary Lee Rodgerson. Arlene MacDonald. Shirley Hyde. Mrs. Edwin Ecnry. Mrs. Rees Newson. Mrs. Eric Marine and Mrs. Lowell Baiderston assisted in serving. Miss Ann e Lee m was in charge of the guest book.

Rev. Mr. Wyrwas proposed the toast to tile bride which was responded in by the groom. Mr. Eric Maehae read tele- rams.

The wedding cake was out In the traditional manner and served to the guests by the bet- dal couple.

For going away the bride chose a two plcce dress at blur linen with white locket. white acccssurles and wore a blue carnation. Upon their return from a honeymoon trip through the Mnritlmes the couple took up residence in Charlottetown.

Out oi town guests included Eleanor Henry. Toronto. Outt Mrs. Evclyn Brown. augunda. Alsstraiia; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor, unliiox. N. Rev. and Mrs. Russel Cnrr. Dartmouth. and Mrs. l-iecior Mossman and Linda. Eridgewa

. N.S r. and Mrs James ‘Carr. Dds tmoutll. .‘IQ and Mr.

Robyn Cameron. Hailux. N.s (Photo by Eillth Rohlnu )

New London WI Meeting Held

The Jilly meeting of New Lonr don V“. was held on Monday evening It the home of the prel- ldenl. Mrs. DInlel Morrison.

meeting were read by the lee- retlry MI‘I. Wilbur MICKny. A total .0! ll member! answered roll call will: "I place here you would like to visit this um Iner". The anrrelpondence wII

ported that new curtains had been hung at the windows oi the hIil. Tile woolen blankets were received and the premiums irom ihe Blanket House were 1 old. Plain were made to cater to a wedding reception in August.

on the annual w.i

report convention which was held mar

town on July lflsll w given by Mrs. Daniel Mo son. It VIII deemed ant to III Austin meetlnl.

Mrs. Wilbur Macxly gave I very interesting reading and pre. pared I contest. Mrs. Ell Burgoyne Ilso entertained with In lntemtilill contest.

the meean Closed with tho ‘ ueu'.

Dainty reireshmenta were served by the basins "listed by the lunch committee.

reed Ind discussed. It was res M cLeod

m the soloist. Mr. Weley Ma “The Weddinl "Because" durlnl

A lovely summer wed II was solemnized at Wesley Ed Church, Springhlll. N.

Stewart collect. with the presi- dent In the c united In marriage in Norman The mm...” ,1“ mm... newar Macuougall sun oi Mr.

Mrs. Neil MscDougall M Mention. N.B.. Inl-murly ii Char- lottetown, P. E. l.

The double ring ceremony was perinrmcd by Rev. E. J. Miller. assisted by Rev. A. H.

I at Lakeburn. N. H. The church was decorated with nations and the guest pews tlnnI.

Mrs. Clara Ritchie, organiIt. played the "Pulse My Heavenn" Is the bride entered the church.

mil.

. who nag Prayer" ad ihe signing of the register. ry her father looked in I scalloped neckllne and [min ed sleeves. An elbow length veil was held In place by a lace

tiara. She carried a bouquet oi

oi Unit- 5.. when Shirley Ruth. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Millar. was M

baskets oi pink and white car- were marked with red cama- church Soul the King a!

and accompanied 0‘ c.

The bride. given in marriage

Charmin! 1! Iowa 0! nylon Chilton. The Iltted bodice was oI lace with

U.C. Ministerial Candidate Weds Bride At Springhill

red rolel with white streamers and wore penrll. I fill- at the

groom.

The matron - nl ~ honor was

rs. Douglas Fletcher. sister

of the bride. She were I Itreet

length dress of green satin with

In oversklrt oI green nylon nail; a

in net. and she e ed a cascade oi white car- nationa centered by red rose... Mrs. Maynard Rector and Miss Mildred Brown. irieada oi the bride. were bridesmaids. They wore identical dresses or gold satin with we kirta gold nylon net. Their crowoa were at w ailo covered vn'tb net Ind they carried can. cadea oi white carnations around red roses. Little Kathy Fletcher. niece the bride. was a winsome iiower girl in her deep rose ny— lon sheer dress. She wore a white head baud. white gloves. and a and carried a basket oi mixed {towel-I. Mr. James Miller oi Winsloe. ., was best man. Mr. Fletcher oi Walton, Brown «

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(ml Mnncton. Jesslnghnure at DIrtm o nth.

F-Lt NA nouska and Mn. Eomka wlih their tour children ieit Saturday to return to their home in Washington. n.c. alter spending a pleasant holiday with Mrs. Euuska-s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Newron at Earring- ton. won. on the Island they visit- ed Mrs. HouskI's brother. Glen Newloa and iamuy, rtb ver rtoad. Charlottetown.

MM. Noel Waldo has returned

The Gullah-n. Chleiotwtown, Fri, July 26, 1963. 'l

HAPPENINGS

heinx found in the balloons {lull- ing the bride's chair. Mrs Grant. Rackbaln read nhe cards as Miss Jenkim' gills we“ opened.

The marriage oi Miss Gall Jenkins and Dr. Kenneth Arm- strcng will lake place Thursday evening. July 25, at out in Trin- ity Unwd Church. Charlotte-

wn.

Mr. Edwina Armstrong oi Olds. Alberta. arrived by car Wednesday to attend her son's

N.S. ushered the guests.

Mrs. Millar, mother oi the bride. chose a sheath dress at beige nylon with yellow bat and gloves, and won a cortaga ct yellow roses.

Mm. Maonougaii. the [room's mother. chose a dress at wed- gewood blue and white arnel and crepe. with white accessor- ies and wore a springs or pink roses.

Mrs. William Millar sr.. grand. mother oi the bride. wore a navy print nylon sheer. wit belga bat. white shoes. gloves. and stole. She wore a corsage at American beauty roses.

Miss Louise Goodwin. niece oi the groom was in charge oi the guest book.

Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the church hall. which was decorated with white streamers. bells and co- l)

The three - tier wedding cake. a gilt oi' the hride'l sister and brothersinvlaw. Mr. a Mrs. Douglas Fletcher and fImIly, was out In the traditional mau- ller and served by the bride and groom. The groom's cake was made by the bride's aunt Mrs. Ernest Contes.

to Mootrul alter attending the Iune'rnl of b9: rnnfller. Mrs. Kur- Mmolxl, Charlottetown. Mrs. Wade was accompanied on her return by Miss Karen Ra- rtl.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Charles M. Bell DI Prince George. British Co umhia. inrmerly u! Carleton SI» ding. St. Peter's Bull. and Chat:- lottetown. are visiting (fiends and relatives in Prince Edward Island. Th

Mr. Bell's S. Bell.

Mixes Ana and Leah Moore both at Charlottetown left Mon- day man (or Boston to spend I week with their aunt Mrs. Ethel Collins. Maiden. Mass.

mother. Mrs. Helen Charlottetown.

glnln MIcKIy) tar Miss GI Jenkins 'llbe bridal chair w idec wedding bells and to-be. l! were mesented in NI form of I search. the dl

bear Mary naworth; Whlt is

For three months l have aus- wcrcd advertisements. ma telephone calls and written leh test in In etiort to get a man to act as our cl'lluIIeur Ind bitt- ler and l llnd (as the garage man aaya) "people lust don't want to work.“ it isn't a hand job. Almost my child can run the three cars nowadays: a Mercedes. a Rolls and a Chevrolet. And the nu includes Iervitil at dinner. laying a few tires in cold wutha . polluting the all- ver. waxing floors. washing iew windowa — homing i don't do "Wlelf.

sutbu-eiawhatlhayuy:Wa

don't pay enough into a mouth. 1 hot-o. uxdan. ms 2.

liillitlel. taxes. insurance. tele-

lallnrr. w elem-u. unliol'nllr c.

file Wolds. with a View ova liell'ls to I little I e)

noel ). We utter a choice of a boon—

elor ilai with living room. - morn. bulb and lilac-a. or I "will home with in: Mill 2.3:“ bath. Or a larger house

hm“ 1’" I” d "0 But hat

I” II}: ’1‘. Mom I! Ion ImIl‘l III the lulallcr billion. The lilhthlln I5 loo Imall in tho Inn-l- lnou both '9'! rs

lor M. '“MLIVW. III III larch).

MARY HAWORTH

Life Of Gracious Living Is Gone With The Wind

wrong with us; or with society? W

re a.

in your comments.

I old

is something wrong with on c a a quiet mlddleaged couple. childless. away a great eai. We have no integration problem. A white man takes care oi the horses and lawn and a dear colored woman iooka alter me and does the upstairs and table linens. They mire and respect one another. I In]

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We keep a car for the help. but our man has I an at own and seldom usL‘s ll'ie help'l car except. to (etch the mold.

Our experience indicates that all this talk of unemployment Ind hard times {or the w ins man Ind his family ll in“ so mite

9. 7

One ml to whom I spokI slid IrIukly thIt he would do

Ill better staying on rellei Ind that

working by the day. Where II nur solid sell - respecting Am-

" erlcall worklan mall?

Everybody has to work. is

. there I new all" that wlatl

to do nothing Ind be .Iul'lPDrted by moiety? I'll be unlerelle‘d}?

style term (or “gr-Elms!" living) thll is on the

willie.

Human encler is in the Illroel o! I llohll revolution In this pllcll purpose a:

wide Te Ind fraternity.“ in which no m

i 9.

non another unli'o ital-

in

Will the hot n! intention. and lnnocenlly unaware lh hillory ll Ielvlng you hell! you are loitering I type (I! m- plltymenl thll II I carryover mm s vlnIIhitIl erl. all erl la 10M port M the populIIlon perforce wore llvcry In Ille xer- Vim‘ nl‘ wraithlcr brethren and. w dalnl. accepted I rItllel‘ existence. and become I kind at Iboilowy reflection of Ill.

- lootlnl with

ENGAGED

Mr. and Mn. Howard Zinn- iiler. North Gruby. Connecti- cut. announce the ennuineiit or their daughter. Joan Caro- lyn James a

dlng will take place It SMIII MIril Church. North llultlco. Oil Aulust M.

2y are the gueILs or M

A shower was held at the home at Mrs. Leigh Crabbe [nee Vir~

“d Mm Maw “a W“: col the captain. Eonnie MacKie. 50"“ “Pressed "‘5 “WWW

e rectione

: which the hostess preacnied the

wedding. She was accompanied by her daughter Pat, her son Donald and his wile. and M Ross Holmes. all at Alberta. Whue in Prince Edward island they are staying at the South- ort Motel. Miss Jenkins has been enter- tained by I number DI lriends and relatives during the past. ew week

A kitchen shower given by tier aunts. Mrs. Jack Stevenson and

IS Fred MacLeod was held in

Miss Jenkius‘ honour. Man

ed Miss Jenkins with a combin- ation coffee party and surprise

the cards while the bridedo-be opened the gifts.

At the closing meeting at the ist Soutliport Girl uides lieutenant. Wilma MBCFin-lane. on behalf of the Guides. present-

with a gill. on the occasion at her

be approaching marriage.

Mrs. Keith Match and Mrs. Edwin Henry were Joint hostess.-

our of Bonnie MacKie. who was one or this season’s brides. Gills were wheeled into li room gaily deco carriage by two little girls. Nan. Cy Match and Peta Brown. Miss Wilma Moci-‘arlane read the ac- ' rses while Miss Gallant and Mrs. Ah llur Wellner assisted opening he gifts. Alter Bonnie thanked er friends. lunch was served by e hostesses and assistants.

Mr. and Mrs. John MacKin- non at Boston are visiting Iriends and relatives at North River.

A lobster supper was held in

l honour of Gall Jenkins at the

blue at rs. [Van Horne. It

guest oi honour with a piece oi Wedgwood.

Mr. and Mrs. .iamss MacKay hosted a chicken and atcak bar- becue at their summer home in stamope in honor at Gail .len. kins and

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when they were presented w a gill by the host and hostess.

M11. Russell Burns of New York City is vldm her sllter. Mu. Mull thgins. ll Wendy Drive. Chll‘lntietnwn. Also I

employer‘s letivlileo.

NowI the solid working mln’l Imbltlon. In Americs us peclaily. is on I penon his own rifllt. on I democfltiic

every x- man. with I tree - lulled priva III:

is m. white urntnl NI keep In mien. Molt particu- larly he wInII II n [or his chlldren. even it ll. re- main! pIrt nnrelllled hop. ior hllnlell in MI mero-

n .

o . Smitllthleupeetotbmln whiution. It In: point Ii: himry. II nputlhll the f. Irt your let-timed pattern at (whim. I think. 1 lm our: til-n Io hothlill whom "was with your lob- sltuItliIa.’ue€pt ihlt it Is keyed In a concept of human relations that nu! ally " with e M" Ml. M I r y Elworih emu-ell ihrouli her column. aol by tervlew

ms or me :Vlrlte her hi can oi no Guar- n

a :-

Mill Bonnie MacKlr was guest or honour at a cup and shutter Shower given by her lei-

in low telcllen It the home of

ClIndI Wood. C RoIdl

roIs oI her Ipprolt'hing mIr-

1

use. Mn. w at ya e MacEaehern. Mn. bowel! Balderslon. Dorothy Eta-kc and Mrs w.v. Burke was honed-cs at Mra. nurke'n home tor a bridal ahvwer ior Bonnie MICKII. Mn. Blldenlinn assist- ed In opening the [ills while Mrs. lull Kerwin roll the le- companylus versed.

Mr. and Mn. Nell Marnou- gall and daughter Mrs. Mary neiie Goodwin and iamily. Munc- ion. are vacatinnag si Mrs. Waller MIcMillun'I cnltlle It

say. mu Freda mmald Mus-Donald wow tolnt hostesses at the tunnel“; home

. on Jilly in. when they entertain-

d In honor ol Mr. and Mrs. Than O'Iri- Iii-I nar- Tail-

y l lovely Irid uselul gills were re“ ived.

Mrs. LA. Carruurers honour-lll

Dr. Kenneth Armstrons h

sues: oi Mrs. Kissinx is tier ne- 5 in sturgeon on July the mill were phew Jackie Grant oi Pesbody.'1=‘ . Maia. inroukville. Gut; Miss Nellia

Mr. Miller proposed the toast to the bride. to which the groom

s responded. Misses Irene and

Ruth Collies. cousins o! the bride. aerved the bride's table. Misses Geraldine Hopkins, Dnr- othy McPhee. Mrs. Gerald Brown and Mrs. John Mnitland attended the guests. Mrs. Er- nest Coates. aunt. oI the bride and Mrs. Mary Belle Goodwin. sister "I the groom. presided

over the silver lea services.

Mass. Mrs. o' is honeymooning ith her huizand. is I can- Miss Tulle.

ie\ at Boston. Brien w

are sin of

shower. Mrs. .iack Cutcliiiereadi Dr. Ind MH- Kenneth Tulle

and iamily, naihousie. NE. are

.varaiioning at Stauhope.

i Pupils oi Grade ii. Southport ntmnl. w ‘tcd nn their teacher is: Bunnie Mac All pre

FPhth tin with a gill Mr. .

Wood. principal oi Southport

oi the class and the presentation, . made by Miss Michele Car- . rngher.

Bunnie rcsponded and valued e hope or returning to them

l u.

es at Mrs. Henry's home in hon-I'm“ tunn-

Rov. Russel Carr. Mrs Carr

. and Carr. Spring Park Road. l

. .loim wacdonl

Pll p oi Greenwood.

. . will spend their leave VlSIb‘ lng Mrs. Weedon's mother. Mm: Amy Geldcrt. Moreii.

Mrs KL. Noonan and Mrs. w. Callaghan were loiut hoa- iesaes at the home oi Mrs. Nonn- an in Summerside on Wednese dny aiteruoon whcn they enter- tainod in honor or Mrs. 1.9. Mac- innis and Mrs. Nannan‘s sisters. Mrs. WA. Tailimire and Mrs. l. EMchclian oi ottawa. and Miss Pauline Noonan llN. or St. Anne De believuc. Qucbec.

A salad tea was served by the hostesses with Mrs. All. Grant presiding over the teacups. while Mrs. Henry Nconsu. Mrs. Lloyd Gallant. and Mrs. Charles Ho- gan assisted in serving. Mixed ome garden flowm made a attraciive setting ior this euloy- able gathering oi irienda. Music and a social hour ioiiowad.

Among those attending the wedding of Shirley Daley to WI]. llIm Connor in St. Paul's Church

other Andrew MacDonald

MacDonald. Montreal; Min fish on Daley. Fltohburg. Mum; Mr. and Mn. Melvin 0‘ and daughter Marilyn. Middle Sack- ville- Elinor Farreu. Hailing Mir. .ii. nodd. Sheorwller. N. 5.; Feter Belch. naliian; Edwin Cormier. his tax: r. and Mn. John Cnilnnr. Magog. Quebec: Juliette MacDonald. Dorchener, Mash; Audrey Connor. Montre. al; Jack Connor. Maya]. 9.... bec: Shirley MeAri-mi. Alliatoii. Man: and Mr. and Mn. Alma Whittier. GrIIIhy. Quebec.

Thalia Ind Mn.

LUMBAGO

“CK-Anti! - LA“ not who» your back i- not Ind pm a. it In! lot You to II”! M I“ ~ nmsdy that has bmu‘m roilel

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you lie--

"fin-id’s. ai mun ccunlrrr avervahela

r. i... ..i..i. un llnm'a MAT“.

eon-m in MM aa— a...

v .. l.a.c-. mean.

In

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ton. i Amhurs

St. Augustine‘s Church. South hustico, was ihe scene ol an early June wedding when Frances Emily Gallant. daugh- ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Amoa Gallant. South Rustico and BI‘ sil .loseph Gillan. son oi Mr. and Mrs. James C an.

Mrs. L. G. Ramsay and Miss Eleanor Champion. receptionist: at ihe Kensington Tourist Eur- oau and l-iandiarsit Center re- port thai many tourists are tak-

nllered by the center.

They also announced that there is I good selection oi lo< cal products for sale. with more expected to com. in alter the close of the Lobster Carnival. ls-

neymuon tour at wick. The bride chose a piece suit oi pale blue knit

use or pm

The brid Spriughill 1-] Nova Scotia

lng advantage of the facilities

land soil in I tlny vial decoth

Amid I shower at confetti. the happy couple ieii ior their lio- New Bruns- [woe with while accessories and a cor-iw e is a graduate oil

ish School and the Normal Conege