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September 29, 1066, at.St. Mary’s |The three attendants

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DEAR "MARY HAWORTH: , hous#’ tor”

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been

our family life.

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after joining # go-' three ‘pay

| Lanteigne-B s in every_way | though he was

MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN LANTEIGNE — urke M tn'Monta

Solemnized

Dickieson were married at MacDonald and the late Mr. MaeDonald of Eldon. The grooms parents are Mr. and

Mrs. _Harold K. Dickieson,

New Glasgow, P. E.1: Attend

aged him te > “vised tint not to invest in a house \. ust then (we had sold our fiset

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* ¢0 a Veterans’ Administration | housing. hereabouts and our car is six years o!

to their seats. .

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fine children, two | chelor way of living.

married 19 years | ideas based on the doctor's ba-

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We have none | *

ining | annual meeting in Nove

nominating committee for

gue a “nice profit),

and yellow, reapecti Johns Church, Belfast, on. Mrs. Roma MacLeod, and

ter Deacon, Matron of Honor, ith, where .we owned a| Meafiwhile, he was borrow

ame here 10 years ago today. But he refesed, for four small industrial town in | years, to buy a house here.

might be worse off than we are

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all the doctor’s advice or we

Fortunately,.Ed didn’t take # him went | Now we live in the lowest cost

promotions annually.

‘a receiving two or

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Millar, Mrs. Linwood Toombs, | tal that some

of

Sart Gilcnenee da ce plified by his crony co-workers |read the minutes

the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. Vernon Hardy. The secretary

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Burdett MacNeill.

. Mrs. H. Moore a

boast of. Any. jthrough her col ve _@ small financial |.m ail or throws 1

ligent self-in:

; | the lane.

the poplars in. the yard across

— |ross the night, the roudish am-|who perhpas “are F | ber leaves drifted away from — ~ on h

us, or a summer Star falling ac- | tinue to have at Alderiea. ces Base,

ant_Chaplain. at Canadian For-

“The Christian's Secret of \: Happy Life” (Revell), for. rational help

pecial —} Hymns-_of praise and thanksgiv- jing were sung...

“This fog it's

today’s hours, and tonight, rie wraiths are misting our valley.

Odd showers and damp in

guest’ speaker at the ———_ United Church

makes them feel. very secure.” You say further, eo

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juently,

’

Harold Palmer and the last 10 years.

Nearer, sturdy green now commences to ‘|ehange. Before long a5 meditation were read by:

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was organist. Psalm % You- can’t reform. him: Hannah Whitall Smith’s

“‘Miiwaset..

man Caséley offered

et that discovery, he tried take a different ; fell into a mold that was

Rev. John MacKay,

~ ~ this time the

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a.; Brennan were appointed the

and Mrs. Robert

docs-|p Seed Come ae eee.

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prayer. band and father, endowed with

a for your quéstion: > Shouldn't “a

Cn ERIE SS mote the satisfaction and secu-

good sense and sound self-es- teem, is as concerned to pro-

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ELLEN’S DIARY Summerside, was become more fond of “But the fa- ml te_erolopaily adult san me

= my atiswer

= \ man’s family mean more to him is that an emotionally adult hus-

Ga | rity.of hie--wife-and children. as.

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ward”; or a-sigh which escapes

departed glory on the earth be- | as

will fall to lie with the autumn’'s

another’s company than they ete.) -that Mary Haworth _ counsels

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umn, not by

pushed | one elie me

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A pantry sale was the near future. Mrs

corres-

Plans Fall Fair. - The president, Mrs. Alton ner. presided over the ofthe 1 ‘Aid 4reasurer

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| Vernon Hardy: PLOT TREE DISEASE - Dutch ,

hostess to the Elmsdale Wom- t® |en’s Institute for the October

‘Interesting visitors, “we om ‘Mrs, Robert Brennan was

present. Mrs. Harry to. be held at the home of.‘Mrs.

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