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Wedding

A pretty wedding took place in Stella Maris Church, North Rus- tico. P. E. I., on June 23. when Annette Adele, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Blacquiere exchang- pd vows with John Francis Cor- coran. son of Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Corcoran of Moncton, N.B. Rev. Eric Robin, pastor of Stella Maris. oerformed the double ring cere- mony and celebrated the nuptial

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oor ens F835 0 W E ny on - ' i ' This pattern any to use. simple i A x 3” over arms and carried a honeymoon. which was spent in the w, 1, Mann; sewing Unit at ly. to sew. B mate; R" m. H” comp i 9 GST CF 0 MI est

bouquet of red roses. Her finger- up veil of nylon fell from a cor- onet of pearls.

The bridesmaids, Miss Isabel N th R - h who were the national president, Mrs. Ralph Mouse. Mrs. Fred Court. fr mu panerm Fri L I I 1y may j B1aCq"""e- Sm" 0' W9 "de- Hglrlfax egiiioboeingktlfiu "5 P'"l””5'Y '"""”9d- the ”P"' M”. Cmwmd ”””''''5' M” 3”" rllune. address. Stylen Nl1)l;il?ei'. l Cerfo . . . . . . . . 293 lM - - - - - '- wore a mauve ballerina length Germnay On July 13' His bride Wm visors. Miss M. Robin and Mrs. R. bert Hogs. Mrs. Eric MB0MllId0- i

dress of nylon net over taffeta:

and Miss Carmelita Blacquierc, an- Kigrhggnig ?ri?,::kw,e.,?;(f: a,r:,d. Fred Gates and the members of Cairns and Mrs. Horace Paynter. i,Vi;s;r?0g::;:;.han' 60 From s""t' 19"";

other sister. chose a pastel green en, happiness i Freetown w, 1. Candles in silver holders and cut ' ggwggwg Sugar, 2 for , , , 25c ballerina-length dress also of nylon e nutgotgkswn Emma m,l.e.g The guegts were welcomed by the flowers decorated the laoe-covered .

net Over "i”9l"' 5”” W” malt” Mr. and Mrs. F -r. cifrcorgin Kelvin Grove president. Mrs. Lea- ta-ble.-Bur. . FIRE CHIEFS MEET K;-an

mg headdresses and shnulder- f '

length veils and carried bouquets of yellow and pink mums.

Miss Angela Gallant. cousin of the bride. as flower girl, wore a floor-length dress of yellow nylon. and carried a basket of garden flowers.

'l1ie (room was attended by He. George MacDonald of Glace Bay. and the ushers were: Cpl. R. E. Choquetie and Cpl. W. J. Derkus of Ontario.

The church was beautifully dec- orated for the occasion and the girls' choir sang a p p ro pr i a t e hymns under the direction of Miss Bernadine Gauthier. organist.

The bridels mother ' re a dress of navy blue bengaline with white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. The groom's mother were a navy blue nylon plisse dress with pink accessories and a corsage of pink carnations.

New Brunswick, the bride wore a two-piece suit of grey and white with white accessories. On their return, after a few days spent in

Moncton, N.B.; Miss Barbara Cor- coran. Moncton, N.B.; Mrs. Jack Nelson, Stoney Creek. N.B.; Mrs. Edwin Steves. Stoney Creek, N.B.; Pte. George Mac-Donald. Bay. N.S.: Cpl. W. J. Derkus and tCpl. R. E. Choquette. both of On- arin.

Prince County Sewing Class Hear Speaker

Mrs. J. W. Adams. president of the Federated Womenls Institute of Canada. was a special guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gue- ley, Kelvin Grove, on July 13. when the members of an adult sewing class held their achievement night.

Kelvin Grove School and on this occasion displayed and modelled the-finished articles for their guests.

Manning. Mrs. Julian Herring, Mrs.

man Caseley who spoke of the sociability of the sewing class and complimented the instructors, Miss M. Taylor and Miss R. Brown. who

- had made the time pass so pleas-

antly, and so profitably. Miss Brow-n spoke briefly on the project and

nu each member or me does dis- play her work. The instructors were

Anne Hogg.

on behalf of the Womenll Insti- tute. Mrs Harold Laird presented Mrs. Adams with a piece of pottery made of Island clay, and I! view of Green Gables, as s momenta of Robin and

her visit here. Miss Mrs. Manning were presented with bouquets of cut flowers.

Mrs. Adams addressed the com- pany and Mrs. Herring. Mr: Gates,

Refreshmeiits were served when Mrs. Harold Laird poured, and Mrs. Cnseley was assisted in serving by

Mrs Douglas Webster. Miss Louise

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Thursday, July 22. 1954

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Mr. Victor Refuse returned rec- ently from a visit to Boston, Ma”. where he was the guest of his bro: l-her. Mr. William Rafuse.

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