t ey re - ey Paine Sed ee ee ee eee ee PE CR EES ee ee oR ee ee @hiidren, that makes Cissie and EINGSBORO W. 1. and Mrs. Gordon tobertson, MARY HAYWORTH 3 _ [her sisters undesirable guesis, in Mrs. Kem MacGregor, Mrs. ld lacking Home Love (it manure teeta |taakr ar fet na Prewomng ; 7 , on Child Lacking Home Love |. tent the iny"andanigil Rent o Mix fs tesrit, 9a eerino and Mrs Clin Mae H Feeli sion ta your residence and geting ee nso Sean Sk B wee vat as nsecure ee Ings to aes your plone 208 land view, Mrs. Brewin ee Se he you feel compelled to ease them Dear Mary Haworth: Being 1 |Cissle is home alone with asthma, |out again, to save the surface of | PMCS Hospital, uch as a face a widow, living adjacent to several | so I am always glad to stay, but'| your belongings, which clearly smacking sotees be sree (eh teal, Se. BMS a — ~ dren oe er pectaie anh the tn’ conirateh bee see nics woaioo was af ten lot wastiag wenelte, Reamioms om Y ” " fen, I have nothing to u a "t cultiva a f s . | © The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Apr. 25, 1959) Toi.. the neighbors think. But| my interest. 1 was a lonely, re-|human welfare, when the chips|"d and spproved.. Correspondence was then reac a I can’t help remonstrating when| jected, unwanted child and I| ere-down. Ravents of comnauieey wore) end Gevsoens, B wes sieves ty ; : 1 ost parents abuse and mictreat) lnew joy ee al cas nis SOOTR LAVE Bi ACTION: Tee en are ee ee ee is ener tact Cor HAPPENINGS The mothers are to Sunday School, but they have| Thus it’s @ case of pot calling|and Mrs. Peter Siewart, re-ap-|paign. The Secretary was” asked who come home tired and snap-| no love in their lives éxcept what| kettle black, for you to deplore ee oan to put woe» the paper for wae nn pish, and none hereabouts knows | they give each © = > per the | — ene - “ : nat es hae’ hig Sica GL Woebileen, Siecd. Les ont ‘Dawe, (eran may Sere ee alltnee. | eta. red vem oaeet, < eeno “aioe don on ta @ On Beoetit a pleased to know that Mrs. Chat-| arrived in Summerside this week| tassrec’ bar I oul love to hep|G-G. | T have a suggestion, to-wit: Go] H is an old, old story that| the Hall, and grounds, and enter- les E. Asprey is making a spiend- | from Montreal and are the guests | one dear little girl in particular— bargain hunting for stout wash-| people's lives are indelibly ing it in the Rural Beautification =a 7 | e¢-recovery--fotlowing- surgery in| of the former’s mother, Mr s.|Cissie who is 10. °° CRITIC.FAILS OWN TEST eble slip coverings (or. make} changed for the better, by hay-|eontest. Collectiion for the eve- _ r, : ’ the P.E.I. Hospital. Elizabeth Tredenick, She is the eldest of thr: ae an See eee. 1 nie ae secre ier Re ede oe naa ph god nage nel pee - as ti ters, all devoted to each other.| if you, too, are being tested and| and when equipped generous soul, as neigh-| We then a sale of rem- | _ "& JAQUELINE SINGLETON RANDOLPH R. BUCHANAN | |, TS Many ibe surty to leara|, Miss Mary Mountain, R.N. re-|Cissie has asthma, doesn't do|found’wanting, on the score of| surance against sticky fingers,| bor snd friend. in their needful.) nants raising our funds by $6.40 e that she is a patient in the P. E,|'Urned Saturday to Montreal af-| wel! in school and lives in terror] rightly loving the pitiful Cissie/open your home and your heart/ vulnerable early years. M.H.1 this followed hy the programme. 3 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Island Hospital, having under ter visiting her parents, Mr. and| of failing her grades, because, as| and her sisters—loving them in| to the children, and make them! Mary Haworth counsels|The meeting closed with the. Fi “ gone @ major operauon. Mrs. Charles Mountain, Summer-| ghe says: “Mama will beat me!"| accordance with their needs of| feel truky welcome. through her column, not by mail| “Queen,” followe “ by lunch, serv- = Lieutenant and Mrs. R. S. Bak-| the Church of S‘ Michael, H. side. How dreadful. warm acceptance by some de Instead of fuming about the| er personal interview. Write her}ed by the hostess and ladies in _ et, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, an-|M. C. 8. Shearwater, N.S. on| Rev. Dr. Edwin J. White, has Cissie’s classmates know she is|pendably kindheart; and in pro-| parents’ deficiencies, utilize your | im care of this newspaper charge. : the af her Saturday, May 16, 1959 at 3 o’-| left by phané on return to Edmon-| P.O. and Mrs. Paul Fleming beaten when she gets low marks, | portion to your literal capacity to! gpportunity to make up the dif- : aeeece clock. Mr. Buchanan is a gra-| ton, Ablerta, after visiting with|and daughter, Sharon, returned| which adds to her insecurity feel-| be hospitable. ference. H you do love children, , Jeanette Jaqueline| quate of Prince of Waless Col-| his. mother. and family in Char-| to Dartmouth, N.S. after spending ings. She is in a class with véry| You mention their finger suck-|@s you claim, Providence invites >? to Joseph Randolph Bu-| lege, Charlottetown and is a mem-| lottetown, also with his sister,|the weekend in Summerside, the| bright children and the effort to] ing, caused by inner tenseness,| you to prove it in action, by put- 6G ' chanan, son of Mr. and Mrs. War-|ber of this years graduating class| Mrs. Eldon Darrach and family | guests of Mrs. Fleming’s parents,| keep up brings on these asthma] you say—an attempt at self-con-|ting self in second, place, andi / ren Buchanan, Eldon, P. E. I.|of the Dalhousie University Medi- | in Shearwater. N. & Mr. and Mis. R.W. Wood. attacks. When I ventured to plead] golation (psychologists tell us) on| using your worldly goods to en- . The marriage will take place in} cal school, Halifax. Mrs. Vance Harris, R. N. and ie Cissie’s case to her mother—urg-| ¢he part of emotionally rejected! rich the experience of these waifs SEEDS Miss Doris Andrew were co-hos-|,_ Mt: and Mrs. D.O. Stewart re-|ing reassurance, praise and pa- - ‘ teases at the home of the former | U"ed this week to their home/tience.— the mother snappq: Farm and Garden Seeds ELLEN‘S DIARY in Summerside on - Thursday |'™ ee “wi after vacation-| “She's just lazy and doesn't want MOORE & McLEOD LTD ‘ Wholesade and Retail wee recess | BUSY BODY | FEATURE “TOOKE” SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS 8 " Me carey 2 fll ine of Timoy, vers and a » . mixtures... in to grasses Charm In Sequestered Spot, |iu'iiss stare ste, RN Arse Larne Leard, Miss Betty |The sisters” foy and. delish ong ) | sisting the’ bride-to-be in opening | MacDonald, R.N. and Mrs. Rob-| when they visit me, where they TOOKE SPORT SHIRTS EI.) | iti | A & d| R ‘k ‘| the many and lovely gifts was |¢Tt Bowness were joint hostesses} can play the piano and read good . THE HALIFAX SEED CO. (P.E.I, nitiais Are Carved in bar Miss Betty MacDonald, R.N.|0" Wednesday evening honoring] ooks for children, are pitiful to|]. @ Drip Dry | @ No Iron .J2 Queen Street Dial 8313 while Mise Donna Lee Arsonsult, | S085 vstaal shower, While the| "ot; Dit they suck their Sagers: 1] @ Fully washable "Sea REIT SN CSAS NEON The sunshine and gentle warm-; I there be virtue in its cry-|R.N. read the accompanying |4t @ Personal shower. While the/ and I have nice furniture—so the ing wind wrought a Spring love-|stal as indeed there has been| verses. The hostesses were as- | bride-to-be opened the gifts, Miss/ wet fingerprints are a problem,|| @ Cabala Stripes : ; liness over the drab fields this|to many a house-holder and pas- —_— in — by Miss Donna ev pater oo and I don’t encourage “or @ Panamora Cottons . - Morning. It encouraged house-|ser-by, and animal as well, to the iphant, R.) . Their parents can’t a : i aipen ai thei “Sor Suates” Uae liane % ten tale theee ak to be ___,| Mrs. J.R. Mungall arranged them| maid: and it worries me when|} @ Checks @ Ivy Stripes ATTENTION MOVIE FANS ' | ing and baking, and called the| only the pleasure of tasting again| , Miss Nan Shaw has | arrived | Miss Daley will leave May Ist children to a first farm-stroll. | of the flow from that fount. trom TOTO Ne ME shaw. who |°%, Montreal, where her wedding 4% 6" : They excursioned, three from| Refreshment is there. And|{'vstent’ in’ the Prince Ed. |“! ‘ake Place. Here’s One Of The Most To THE CHARLOTTETOWN CAMERA CLUB the house across the lane:|once upon a time back in| Ja74 Island Hospital Useful Farni Tools Ever Granddai , Mack. and Alex,| those now-quaint days when life 3 Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mur- Developed TOOKE DRESS SHIRTS Invites You To A the big shaggy collie their happy | flowed more leisurely than now.| The regular meeting of the|T@y of Moncton, N.B. spent the wie t - attendant re Pinal as ticle — and the robins’ trills and the| Alpha Chapter of the Bete. Siemwe or ae - eae oe a * THE FUREST MOVIE MAKERS NIGHT “September up the creek.|thrushes’. liquid notes and the| Phi was held at the home ; » Mr. . D. we, Teech, this sequestered spot | stream and pond ‘brought, many| Keith ‘Rogers . with a large, si-| Hugh Smith, Summerside nae eee z wie . a — 7 much c a one to the angling, romance too} tendence. Business was vailable : them, one coming to lane’s end | walked there. ed by the president, Miss Helen V Vi iti White with White F Stri MONDAY, APRIE 27—8:15 P.M—Y.M.C.A. must.turn to enter that rolling} Evidence that shy smiles and Sie Siete eee wee seers an Visiting Se on bee * wi te Fancy Stripe FREE Demonstrations and Movies — lengthy field which runs by the| sweet nothings hanged | from 8 new members; 4 ° must farm. Although Bi sade ss rtred io nthe | ain the fame Dos| Vere, Wry Pre, Lord. wex| Spring Valley Sedat ivect roping © eet he “the field : \ . ‘ ona which is of colaue = oo eS cee aos Mrs. David MacLeod. Mrs.| On April 6th the Sewing Van|} % a working in fer. @ Flight_4.95 @ Life 5.95 millstream. those twains finally marry and| Arthur MacRae, Mrs. Norman|came to the district of Spring pend ae os os Canton a There along a beaten path,|tive happy ever after, we have MacLeod, and Miss Phyllis White. | Valley when twenty-seven women being used by farmers for all DON'T BE “TOOK”—BUY “TOOKE” patted hard by herd and flock| wondered Or maybe drift apart! ries Francis MacMillan and | {0k advantage of the course.|] types of scattering, dragging, re renee Vs DRUG STORE OPEN and angler, one presently arrives|to think not disloyally though| yrs Ralph Manning were in| .v¢,Cnthusiasm of those who at-l] aaq smoothing. Adjustable te the Island it” at the spring. In the lee of a|with warmest memories his! charge of thé program. “Speech tended was marvelous. The] all working conditions. Come steep cliff fashioned by Nature} very season of former young and| nq Action”. Plans were ; articles that were completed, |] im and see it. r Me: THIS WEEK ais END for it against the hillside, it gush-| sweet Springs Sor the Tellemen Tea t be held |Sonneet, Of stoves, cushions, GD RE Fm iM LEOD 1 es forth crystal clear between fis-| “This is the right day!” wel oa May 12. at the YMCA. Meee ee ee FRED F. KITSON sures of sandstone - | chuckled to a farmer f. the ; ee : ; ‘ ae ° sauiig dows to moet the caroans [eatlay 1s thr sand thas meceny | Lamenamn tne osved Wy, Mr: | resses, shirts, blonses, syjemes, | UU SOS Your Favorite Shopping JOHNSON &- JOHNSON below. “Yes,” he smiled “but we’re| ed Trainor, Mrs. Donald Won-| shin of the Misses Bertha Des- - To kneel there and drink of its|‘not out of the woods’! We just| mocott, Mrs. Gerald Veinot, and|Roche and «Doris LeClair. | : flow which many a one has sav-|may get a spell of backward| Miss Phyllis Brown. On Achievement Day the fin- DIAL 4133 ored through time, is for the fam-| weather yet.’’ ce ished articles were put on dis- ily @ rite of sorts. And for one| We may. We consider the pos-| Plans are finalized for the play and inspected by the super- bigs -of us to pass by without drinking| sibility now in the quiet and| Spring Bonnet Tea which will be) io Ngee Th ; . held this afternoon at the Com- ° ss Theres MacLeod. |} is to feel a sense of loss because | peace of week’s end with the She spoke briefly expressing the}

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