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'MARY HAWORTH Power-Oriented Widow

ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED .

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‘ DEAR MARY HAWOR’l‘l-l: was cut out of one will when her $122“ “m”:. “if wflfim‘tgg 3 what is your estimate of a marriage Wills mN‘e- “‘1 why Chm South on May 28rd

woman who still refuses, 15 geég holds her It arms Mn. Spence-r Llewellyn 'Mr

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6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat, June 13. 1964. mung... which she rm". 1 would .m um flmauAmdiysa‘wfloufh

. ed? s she brain washed. Lucy 0001“ to “.m' Mr and Mrs Ross You. W '

mentally fixated or gripped by wrl on "id 5‘“? “P ' ' I "k

family Red Point, lilie urge to dominate?

' " ' ' ' . ton Stewart. Kings- P E N G S h the ounger sister to her sisters goal graces, if Mr Clln l H A P N I um“. tihen pals 40, told theistic intends to allay mauled in am“ if {it I'll“ .‘ba’fm‘g‘n Audrey Jenkins. Wome'o Editor; Phone 4-8508 older sister (Dora) that she you. 0M: 3“ lfillfio e ud, planned to marry. Dona said in The fact that tihe widow em- _ we bunt.” .n . eiiioot: “If you marry that ter— phasizes her riches in rejecting Infant d “IMO? re urned to The women of Hampton Unit- ; of the bazaar and ticket tables. “me man. my husband will cut her sister (or you) here and m om n Mun“. no“ m

ed Church held a Spring Bonnet; ‘ afternoon tea at the Manse re-;

the Soari- Habit-l.

, indicates (that she ls sel- ' 'Nlowing the Friday evening

you out of his will." (Her bus band was wealthy).

The Half Century Club met

r tceniiY- ‘0" June 3i“ 8i “‘9 home 0‘ the Well, the uniger sister mar- and a hat ermtional pattern wedding rehearsal the Roache- The guests were welcomed by president, Mrs, Walter Leard. Ned. And myoldm. siva hus. m1 change in ages. In- Dixon maul party were enter. Mrs. Borden Waiion- 3 Plans were made confemmg band died not long ago. As pro- diividuals who are deficient in tuned by the grooms parents, The predominating colors initihe Centennial Celebration on mm. .he did am we younger gracious kindness, in panama! Mr. and M". water Dixon,

Vihe dining-room were yellowi July 7th. Next place of meeting sis“... mm of his Mate. but she relations, in their mime years, But Baltic.

ROGER CRAIG VIRGINIA Mai-NL‘T'I‘ land while. at the home of Mrs. J. Harrl- memes m {091 that the imam usually become even me fix MT. John Mum“. sour“ is . '1 w r I u ‘ C". he table was adorned with son MacFarlane. 1 years of marriage we" we“ in chin sterile bias in the might “ "aunt . fluent In “n pl“ Mr: and Mrs. G. Ilcgiun d Gloome‘ . .1 "ill" .llrlll- ‘8 hm." (“hum-R tablecloth. SH. “mm “he Mnme 1m if their ljfe_ mpfin‘alulouetown‘ MacNutt announce illc cnga- TIP? matrior‘iic :17. a gii tare A,” ten services’ an", “mm the Wed elder sister M.H.I M“. m 610v“. Gal-lone. 3.9 "15"" "r um" d“”“'"”‘ ']"."‘ m' " ‘ ,3 C‘Lml Hm.“ -" .abrm with yellow and white is liming with their mother. past D E A“ MARY “WORTH town attended the Bosch and I \irginla CIln-Imcrg' to Roger ierian Ciliircl, aro e own :candles and center bouquet of 90 in another citw‘ me ynmger Some time 880119311“ of Re. Dixon weddin‘ “ the United Allen Craig. son of Major at 2.30 pm. yellow mum. ism. has tried to make up_ t coveny, 1m” . your col. Church 30m.“ on slum“), .,_ .,W-._.__,.._ on Mrs. John Rogerson and Mrs. the older sister refuses to re- mm and stalled to H Dl- (er-noon, May 23rd. Windsor Bell presided over the nounce het' hostilitv. The man Abraham bow! book Mental . * 1:-

-. . .. Mr thn Mooney. mm In lea-cups. Waitresses Were Mor- has never been hostile to her. Health Through Willi Wflflfling- . “£19m in th. Smfltfiogpital . cy MacEachern. Mary Camer- Sihould the younger sister dis-j {Renewing ilh‘ili m filmy Seven! of me you" mp1,. on. Ruth MacQuarrie. Roma miss the whole irritating pro-imighi i191? "19- I me for in‘ from thi. "e. attended me is.

. Maclieod and Kathleen Morri- bilem as insoluble? Will a dayifiormaihian on area meetings. M l . . , nd You Conference at the I i .5 I come when the older sister may 5MP”) 1 NFde 1‘ NPIV from Cam“ Gin-mt.” Church Char. . . i5 ‘ Serving were Mrs. my" R. wish no pestmre loving kinship, the local district leader, whose “new” am“ an wanna - i i ones rs . Myers Mrs. even though she is rich and has name I recognized as a woman ‘ ; - 3 . ' . (em 1 of hm Mr. an . . G. Robert . f .: ‘Earie l-‘all. Mrs. Charles Duns- hi" Purchased friends" G-F- “V.” "mm m ' son and two children Kingsboro ‘ E if ford. Mrs. Elmer Inman. Miss ngAiR GT”! l math ctonrect. 2:231]:- 31; Huh/“melt? . »- we.” Sunday visitors with Mrs ‘ t “Marlene Myers and Miss Shar- ll . in cont III-mtg 8 you are ‘ - ' ' :‘ ron Dunsford. (the younger sister's husband. tto pursue my inquiry. I feel MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS MucAR’l‘llUR Roberlflgsd Pfifinflhg‘l’iefufigcsz- Mrs “be... Best and M” i The name and address stampedisuil'e she mcogmzed my name ' '

‘ ‘ ‘ so.

1'. Lakeville visited Sunday with their month old son who is undergoing a series of tests and

on your stationery. plus youri handwritten signature, indicatei

WED AT SPRING PARK

George Dunsford were in chargel .

OLGA JOHNSTON

and Mrs. James D. n. Summerside. an- the engagement of their elder daughter. Olga Miriam, to John Ronald Sandilands. only son of Mr.

Mr. Johnsto liounce

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. rolls put away. a thirsty plant lwatcrerl. and stars keep ‘5 dim of our night. What a ‘i day this has been. an ideal one ; in which to garden.

l How. by and large do we gar- i den? A former Island girl. one who has kept lovely memories of her girlhood warm bright. while living since far away from our shores: Mrs. D

JOHN SANDTIANDS

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and Mrs, George Sandilands. Gait. Ontario. Marriage to take place. at Trinity United

ELLEN’S DIARY

Tis The Point Of View Makes The Difference

Sunny. this morning came.

And shortly. what a smart fore-I their best bloom. The white gathering of mcn and machin-‘vblossoms are in keeping with: es there was to Alderlea. to get! June's bridal gowns. and Hi e ‘

on with the business of the crop-i ping. Tractors, a s e c d e r. i

DIANE RUPERT. RN

ACCEPTS VON APPOINTMENT

. ‘ , ‘ J. Gordon, g us a rite e M. Rupert, RN. of Chumh' summersme 0" 53“ thought in these original ver~ Charlottetown left this week :rgay- July 18' 1964 at 1-00 ses — Perspective —— w r i tte n for Digby, N.S., where she has ' ‘ _ March 25. 1959. accepted an appointment with (“mm by' Edm‘ “Obms‘m’ “I saw a woman with a face the Victorian Order of Nurses of woe as nurse-in-charge of (the Dig-

As martyr - like. she p lie d her garden hoe;

Her mind was centred solely on the toil.

As conscientiously she filled the soil.

‘Twas then as hurriedly I mo ved along.

I heard upon the air a lilting song.

And soon I spied a wo m s n ' I face that glowed

With rapture. as quite Joyous ly she hoed,

woodlands a b o u t! — are in

graduation whites. And babes"; apparel. and the flcecy cloudsi

by District. ins Rupert who is a daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert received her academic education at West Kent School. Queen (liar-lotto High School and Prince of Wales College. Sh Is a graduate in nurs- ing of the Saint John General School of Nursing and a rec- ent graduate of Dalhousie University in Public Health Nur ‘ ‘ Prior to leaving Charlotte- town Miss Rupert «vacationed

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The nature of your Inqulry. on [the heels of your bmbherdn~law's death and the reading of his will, which finds your wife dis- inillerited (per promiscl. sug- gests that you have been. per- haps. consistently. unconsciously and avidin hopeful that she and you till h “ e into money" via this family connection, even-

.y' Thus it may be that the older sister aiid her husband turned thumbs down on you, from the very because of their strong impression that you were fortune hunting when you mars tried Lucy. Be that assumption right or 7 't seems fairly obvious that (that branch of Lucy's fam- ily is alertly mired to deny you chan e at sharing their wealth. I gather that's why Ducy

Should Iglve up the idea of R . Inc., and (try to find elsewhere? G.G. AR G.G.: Your fear of being known as you are (a ison with problems: everyone has them) is part of your sick- ness. My advice is. go ahead iwiith your inquiry and let the lchips fall where they may. Jma you a world of 300d lleam to get your cards

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:with others, including pals of if it comes

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I Mary flatworm counsels thr- ioutgh her column. not by mail {or personal interview. Write her tin care of (The Guardian).

tCopper Is ’It’ For JeWeIery

chairman of a committee to de- cide on a date. and plan the necessary preparations.

Father Hammlll spoke briefly on (he Enthronement of The

Sacred Heart in the homes. and displayed literature on lihe sub-

By PEGGY MASSIN

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dew- ar MacArthur are shown fol. lowing their marriage i ‘ Spring Park United Church. ' Charlottetown on 16. .I The bride is Pamela Jeanne. ’ daughter of Mr_ and Mrs.

Iti ~ toi Friday by the Fashion GrOup of on the Toronto. table, in therapeutic discussion;

Getting the jump on New York. where presentations won't be shown for several weeks. the Toronto allowing indicated that fall sportswear will highlight the return of the wider trouser look as opposed to the present tight-fitting slims.

These are not. however. the loose-flapping pants that Mar- lene Dietrich made famous when she led women in their in- vasion of this realm of male at- ire.

Last season Dior introduced his trousered suit and a follow-

PARIS (Reutersl — Copper dominates French costume Jew- elry this season.

Gabrielle Chanel. long ac-. knowledged as a fashion trail blazer. unintentionally launched it when she started wearing a

up seems certain. A couple of Canadian - manufactured adap- tations were featured in the col- lection here. One was a black and white wool check by Miss Sun Valley. with wider. circu-

Clayton Shaw. Charlottetown. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mac- Arthur. Charlottetown. Rev. Clayton C. Lewis performed the double ring ceremony. (Photo by R. B. Hambly)

EAST BALTIC

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mac- Laren, Souris have during the pact week taken up residence at Mm. MacLaren's 'home in Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Boer- ein, Mrs. Marjorie Campbell. Klngsboro. Mar. and Mrs. Ern-

x-rays in the P.E.I. Hospital, Charlottetown.

Congratulations are extended

Mrs. Garfield Stewart. East Baltic who on May 3rd celebra- ted her 86th birthday also to Mrs. Havelock Robertson. Kingsboro who on May 15th celebrated iher third birthday those ladies are both enjoying very good health and are inter- ested in all the many activities in their communitys and church to mark the happy occasion of those ladies birthday they were both presented with a well dec- orated birthday cake. made and given to them by Mrs. Alton Robertson. Munn's Road who is

est Morrow. Elmira were Sul- noted for rememberln: the day guests of Mr. an Mrs. Iged and shut-in in various Frank Mulch. Cherry Valley. les

faster Robertson. young son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rob- ertson returned to his having spent several days a pa- tient in the Souril Hospital. During the past Week the lob-

Mrs. William Fraser return- to her home at North Lake

having been a patient in the

Souril Hospital.

Mn. Bill Lam-each. Halifax

t :25“ d:uéletceernt aZEekigimwjatwh ster men along the North Shore ,r. and M" Dav“ Bruce'lreport better fishing and price Em mmc ' ’i holding out well.

M . and Mrs. Foster Garrett,‘

r trucks bearing off sccd. wenl‘ we come visiting it pon; andl with relatives m New York jcct which would be available copper bracelet as an antidote la;- pants and waist - defining Mr. Ethan Garrett, East Bal- Earn Extra nollal'. from the'yard. And up beyondldaii'sied meadows and. And cultivated her small gar. and washing“, She will as. ‘0 the PaPiShionefl. or arthritis. longer jacket. The other. by tic attended bile Jackson and A II I the road 5 hilltop, across th 0' white rose 5 and all the clean” pot. mme hel- duiies with the In France, many people be- Lou Larry, featured tubular Macxenm weddmg at the Uni_ sewmg t ome- mlllstream, Mack worked hap- white lovclinesses there are. I Her work was lightened an, VON, on June 17th, lieve that copper worn against pants and a double . breasted. ted Oh M RUSH name for FREE de- oily cultivating a (rented) So we planted dahl'ias fihlsi she held in thought i the skin has a therapeutic ef- barrelled coat in plum velvet. um sour“ on ‘y m' tails. No obligation. Wrile: gr‘ainlftnd - I ' i afternoon. with June's chai‘ms' The vision of the loveliness of ‘ . . . fcct on "rheumatic" complaints. Mrs‘ lube“ MaCGmgoT' Ea" “DOWNEAST”

This is the itioz' ho had.cnfoldiniz us. Its mimic a I‘ so . Family Picnic Now. leading Jewelry design— SHOW NEW 1‘00“ Bliiiicls visiting with her daufll-i m M“ s. y h, N; 03”“ hark- “"i“ a Smiiev Emmi imicht’! displayed all about.“ A garden made in partnership, ers. who work for the top Paris The new Chelsea look ap- l - W0“ -

' God.

ter and son-in-lsw. Mr. and

the lane flIII\\‘Hl‘f‘IhOIln('I... In Ill And as we stirred title loam andj WIII‘I happy outcome of the Grade IX} set the tubers In place and pol-Y f Tests he wrote not long ago, i tercd enjoyable there. it was ‘My friend, which kind of gar-l At the June meeting of the'

Slated For July

peared in a fingertip cape in a Chelsea plaid with a flowing back, worn over a slim skirt

fashion houses are showing not only bracelets but also neck- laces and brooches made of

and bringing home a list of the good to rem e m b e 1' that on demos are you . Cardigan Catholic women-s Lem. copper. and wool jersey shirt. , marks made. from school. as.other farms. other women also One whose perspective is 50‘ gue ,held in {he parish hall on Balenciaga adopts the copper Knickers are back for camw

he said “To prove it to the fam- i would be setting out tli c very blue? i Tuesday h was decided to cater craze with over-sized dues. cup. pus or after-ski wear. The slim

ily." Mark 9 a creditablei plants and seedlings to add at one who Sm, beyond the 1’ to the Knights made of burnished cbpper and knickers for fall have nothing to

of Columbus comm nion reakfast. whic will be held in the hall following 0 a. m. Mass on Sunday, .lune

ma showing. If all continues to go beauty to their surroundings as ; well With him. he Will be able! such will. Even a geranium by The lovely garden full of bloom; in say in the coming holidaysi a doorstep. or the pot of naslu-t ing ' re '3 ‘ that. going by "the hook" hei rtlums we d eemcd as "not: 11 t. . has gradcd each year thus‘ worth bothering with" will Thus in all life, 'iis the nint‘ . - i or or " ' Juanita 3:22:22. '32.; Persuadcd by the delight of. to add I Pieased smile to his : That makes the difference for A :5 to be held at Bmdenen pa‘rkl the outdoors, we must. we saidi ay- "19' {0“ youv i In July. J4: was thought that thisi to James at dinner. get the rest: Now the week winds up its We see the bounleousnesl. 01‘ . would he a parish picnic with

in common with the bulky. sloppy ones of the early 19205 which blossomed on male golf- ers and on female students in the gymnasium.

The fall 1964 knickers are fashion smart. One grey knit en. semble comprised slim knickers and a sleeveless blouse on top

toiling hours large white 'fresh water" pearls. The clips are worn pinned right in the centre 0. narrow "v" necklines.

Wrought iron._ oxodized met- als. or dull~toned gold and sil- ver substances hammered into rough hewn effects are also in the news.

St. Anne De Beaupre, flue.

Train will go direct to St. Anne’s Shrine where the sleepers will be parked, for the pilgrims’ use as hotel while at St. Anne’s.

of those dahlias in the ground... i affairs. puts by the tools of our barren sod.. 1 at families welcome. and Mrs; “11er which was a black er. Now the wild chcrrics — an h on or the Sunday As we march toward the Cita-i Kay Comm" was appointed MIDDLE AGES JEWELRY sey sweater. 1 For tumm- lnhrm'“m' "N "am" "‘"Vmiom' com“! how in a u y lhcrc are (no k c d ahead. Its p e a c e is alreadyl dcls of God.“ ' I" the wake "I Crusade and the woman

For after-ski interest. grccn stretch knickers were offset by a multi patterned Icelandic century fashion scene this sum- sweat" and mamhmg knee'high mer direct from the middle 50“ 5' ages. Some support large me- I dallion pendants. Others feature FAIR DIRECTOR

such shapes as breastplates. MoNTREAL (Cpl __ Drum.

Brass and copper nmlhefld' in mond Giles, president of Trans-

gcometrical patterns are used . for decorative belts at Pierre parent cellulose 1mm 0‘ can-

Byzantine jewelry launched by St. Laurent last season. With: link chains come on the 20th

here and thcrc in fencer-ow, and amid the greens of the

here. Last pieces of work are Until Monday —

Diary — done — a cake iced. a pan of; Good . night.....

Mrs. Hilda 6. Power

6816 Allan 8L, Halifax. N. 8. Phone 422-7528

a

Cardin. Craha of Lanvin int - “8' has been appomted direc' ' duces unusualI belts made rgf £3270‘wcmfidhyalfiuglguivém the Mondayi Jun. ' s n- .

four or five rows of eveniy nounccd Friday H. mm “pep

mntcmd “mm” purl" vise the work of all world’s fair SEES _ Gill fiiall'ee. copied ii‘om the liaison officers dealing with Ca- 34_“ inexpensive Jewelry sold in ori- nadjan business. ie‘ntal lbazaar; replaces the heav- e T y c ustere c ips and neck- 5 h 6 laces of yesterday. p 7 M “"4 Enamel another inex ‘ . '. “"5"” M t Successf l Sh To SIZE ‘8! material. is used by Christian .0. u ow

Dior and other leading houses. Colors follow the galaxy of flower shades on the couture palette. or are worked in black

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One teacher (d e g r e e preferred) f o r Alberton

Best day in. day out choice — this casual with six gores that balance the larger fig u re

in Canadian History JUNE 22 — JULY 4 In CANADA’S NEWEST THEATRE

beautifully. Choose checks or and while contrasts highlighted . _ print _ feel fresh always. with gold. Regional High School. FATHERS 0F 00NFEDEBATION CENTRE Printed Pattern 4747: Wom- .

Charlottetown

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