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+ time Donald Clayton, son ef Mr. and Mr. ood Mrs. Eimer Borner, fang Clagtes shew, Charlotte.

Kensington, P. FE. I. announce town. Marriage te take place Au:| the engagement of their daugh- gust 28th, Kensington Preshyter- ter, Flinor Louise, R.N., to Mr. ian Church.

ELLEN’S DIARY

, Mack And The Girls Plan To Go Fishing

This evening-if we ton have) workers so busy-gathering i into gat siccumbed to its irresistable! shelter, storing it against the lure and gone there with | of the family'—we shall see | that annual giow in the sky east-| visit with Granddaughter at the which has always indicated | house across the lane She is a te us at Alderies the gala week; fair-haired lass, namesake ot her of The Fair is now here. Above, (late) grandmother who im the the wooded hiliside the! long ago was we believe just will be spread. . and such another bright and knewing |

the mil a young : will boat.

And here in the quiét of a ver- andah-chair, in the wide peace which can enfold this rural spot. old scenes from some nook of ps s mind will return. We shall re-| bedtime ‘why can't weal member the miles between us and, “Shing? the Fair crounds have been shor-| Until tomorrew — — — Datry tened now to a matier of minu-| Goodnight.

‘DONALD . CLAYTON SHAW

sisters. She wae a daughter of this farm.

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haying commence " Mack sugges- | ted to the pair ef girle before

tes, bot again. . ves. once more, ; | finally apriwed=-de:Sislesadad we shall set out in fancy with MILO WI.. | Springs. Colorado, U.S.A cluded a tra ost, eee manship by western teens and a Famer and the small ones to drive| The meeting of MBO) One hundred and fifty Interna- | Y Shop, rec4ffing tent, weather | shel hee ak Sartor Wai ho

| station, Jost and found, and three ae einai fp Qe an.

there by horse and wagon as ‘olkx| W.I. was heid at the bome of} tid im that now long ago. that ng would he -in the harnvard er, one visitaer The topic for month was Cnn

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And @ little giri has come 5 p23 : Gikeieie ies S Island Guides Present

, Scout Roundup.” The Women’s each patrol consisted of eight ‘W you're up early before the page of the Guardian is very girls

'd@ay trip from Charlottetown

; | tional Girls then spent _ {| Mrs. Normaa Campbell with 28) 4.y orientation perind at the morning the miik-| attendance of eight members 8! ajamo Hotel in that city During

in eh th e tent hos- ’ i : a a . ae aca ‘of the from Presides : bower. Here i thie time girls from al! over the auais-aie Sunday. Jutu 12, the whole ca ‘es © > ar vi . .

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St. D 's Basilica . Dunstan's Basi if. : o. +: - _ Barbara Gallant, RN. and Do- The bride is the youngest dau- minic MacDonald, B.A. Ph. L.,| shter of Mr. and Mrs. D.E. Gal- Cg dane to hs orden 1959, at| lam, Charlottetown, and is a gra- St. *s Cathedral in Char-| @uate of the Charlottetown Hospi- ae ae oy ante yey ge “ ; sie, pastor of St. Pius X Par- son , : tana Caroline McLure, Women's Editor. Prone 8508 and butter. Bake until crumbs are| ish, Parkdale, performed the cer- _ = eee. Smecenete,: Se - -— -| browned. Mrs. Reid Underhay. |emony and offered the Nuptial Charlottetown, is a gra- & The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. 10, 1959 Mass. quate of St. Dunstan's University sy Aug. \ and Laval University, Quebec J City. : fg | | Given in marriage by her fa- HAPPENINGS __ Hasiam-MacFariane Siven in marciage by her te ‘a , eu | | . d lengih gown of white nylon or-| consisted of a plain white veil Mrs. W.E. Hunt of Malden) reture trip by Mr. Gillespie's’ fa-| A pretty wedding was solem-| wedding cake, topped with minia-! with pearl tiara, She carried a Mess., ic on. Prince Edward Is-| ther, Mr. William Gillespie. nized at the Trinity Parsonage,| ture bride and groom. bouquet of Sweetheart roses. land visiting members of her Summerside, on Friday, July 17,| Presiding over the silver tea) Me meid ef honor wes | family. Mrs. Walter Goss and Mrs. Fl-| at 7 p.m. when Wilburta Lorna! services were Mrs. John F. Scott! ariene Gallant. a sister of _ mer Sutherland were joint hos-| daughter of Mrs. Wilbur MacFar-|and Mrs. Ernest Wright. while|tride while the brid Be ial Miss Carolyn Bell, Brighton | tesses two evenings lately at/lane\and the late Mr. MacFar-| Miss Betty Prichard, Miss Mar- Miss Bertha McQuaid, R.N. Mi Road, has Miss Joan Stevenson| Mrs. Sutherland's “*‘Ride-a-Wee” | lane, Summerside, became _ the! ion Wright, and Mrs. Jerry Grant Gallant wore a strest ret of New Glasgow as her guest for | cottage, Bunbury, when three ta-/ bride of Robert William Haslam, assisted In serving. Miss Arlene of : taffeta as Mc. Old Home Week. bles of bridge were im play. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick} Moore was in charge of the Q a. “ vig etn eae : Haslam, Lorneville, N.B. Rev. C.| guest book. A telegram from the) ¢; pale - ae Both the Mr. and Mr. Wilbert ‘Gillespie! Mr. and Mrs. E. Borden 8. R. Webber performed the cere- groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. smelt af suas wad tho lctdcanaana and daughter Ruth left Thursday Ling and children Donna, Rodney. mony. Haslam, Lorneville, N.B. was re-| wore matching tion teak: morning for their home in Tor- | and Cynthia are presently spend-| The bride was lovely in a white ceived and informed them that | ing thas ere I onto after spending a very pleas-|ing their annual vacation on P.|linen suit with white accessories due to illness they were unable pictu . e | am vacation with Mrs. Gillespie’s| E. Istand, guests of Mr. Ling’s|and a corsage of red feathered to attend. _ Mr. Ted Bradley of-Charlotte-' mother, Mrs. Janie MacCallum, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy | carnations. ae ‘ ar and Mrs. Haslam left on a ee eee ee at t > visi Mr. | Dickieson, New Glasgow. Miss Jessie MacFarlane. her. honeymoon trip to points of: in-| . of 4 ee eon ae sister's bridesmaid. wore, a robin terest in the Maritimes and on 4nd Arthur F. McInnis were the

Mrs. Stanley Ross and daugh- egg blue suit with white acces-’ return will reside in Summerside Ushers. Miss Patricia Leightizer,’

and Mrs. Lawrence Mclaren; Mr. ge of white, where the groom is-stationed at accompanied. by Mrs. Josph Dug-|

and Mrs. John MacCallum; Mr. Slee wad a (bene ‘orn- « G i s sa T ae bm i mo 7 gpg ger two feathered carnations. | the local airport. gan, sang appropriate hymns. venture, South Melville; Mrs. A. | children Roseann and: Brenda re-| Mr. Ralph Colins was the dest) Out-of-town guests were Mr. and) For her daughter's wedding Mrs. A. MacCailym, Carleton Siding, | turned to Hamilton, Ontario, af-| ™@"- 'Mrs. Lloyd Richardson, Mr. and| Gallant chose to wear a white flo-| and other friends and relatives.! ter visiting Mr. and Mrs Fratk | Mrs MacFarlane chose for her Mrs. Edward+Macguire of Saint wered sheath dress of silk crepe. Thev were accompanied en the Steele, 76 Sydney Street. daughter's wedding a teal blue John, NB. Her accessories included a pic- x ; : rice pence 1 Oreae with obile soceusories andj | ture hat and gloves }a corsage of white feathered car-| SETTLED IN ICELAND After the Nuptial Mass at the nations: es —______| Iceland was uninhabited before | Cathedral, a reception fot approx- Immediately following the cer-|the %h century. -vhen settlers| mately %5 guests was held at St |

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Hene Norrie and Nora Scales,camp was divided in furn fii ert eets oe an gee aeaes have written the following account | from 10 to 12 troops. Theré wer@) .,-nations in silver vases and | entitled “Island Guides at Girl|four patrols In each troop and) siwer candiebra, was centred | j with a beautifully decorated

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with the fresh, af the dav dew | federation, and meeting pened other's ways of Te Tn at There Ts “Ts pearied af atvyx And there ” ‘ vile iat ioe with © Canada’. followed by were 27 countries represented [time an July ard the Alaskan ead by ® representtive from would be a good wish Oca ary Stewart collect The mim Oe July 2 five bus inads of Scoute presented the National @ach of the 27 countries repres-, ahove the low peers aie ve vies of last meeting were read. iris departed fram the ante -for—Scont— president with the coun. ented - : tin * approved and signed by the pres the camp site. Fichty five hun trv's new flag at assembly that! We broke camp or July 13 = ting the breakfast-to-come. | ident. dred American Girl Scouts had evening From there the! nternational Gir @ In Ginzhams And then presentiv. choring.| The financial report was giVeM arrived previous day and with; Although we didn't have ‘'Mre, went to different American hom- g ’ completed and ail in readines« for | ty the secretary. Roll call wat the heip of the army set up the works at the camp for the fourth es in all parts of the. States for * three weeks hoamtatity .

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