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Meet And Supper ys. ana Mrs. Leigh’ Beli and; gue, have returned from a visit ‘| The ‘annual meeting of. the family, recently of ~Winnipeg, with friends in Boston, Mass.: =| Sherbrooke Women’s Institute | 2T¢ pov pe Bag tng 3 parents, : ee

and a turkey supper, were _re- Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Campbell,} Betty Ching RT, urling- cently held at the Birch Hill | Kensington. Mr. Bell who has} ton, Vermont, is visiting rela- Tourist Home ummerside. been in military service for a tives in Souris East. Mrs James Harris ha the | Bumber.of years has obtained| meeting. »| his discharge. Gordon Day

visitors present, and three chal-.|o¢ Emerald. They were guests| Marlene Dollar, W.

George Harris, Mrs. John Chap-| sunt’ Mrs ox,Ken- |-has home after a

pell and Mrs. George Pickering. | sington ing the Royal Winter Fair wen

yy Rew member was weleom- she was entertained by the Associa

i ING * GERRI HARRIS membrance D. donations for , and other relatives-in Tor- , the layette, whidl is to be in| onto. 4. Amma Dayle of Victoria, B. C. EMENT ANNOUNCED charge of Mrs. Robert Milligan, oe 2 gue: niece, Mrs. ‘ Shig % eh were handed in; the president} Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickering | Everett McKenna, and family, Mra. Phylis Miarris, Murray, late Loyd” Herring, Murray gave an informative of | Clinton, left recently on a trip | Borden. ae ceeat'at har aaah a ep agg am the year’s work and thanked the| to Western Canada. : i / o aamee soe daugh- tit place United Bap- 7 aiaaetiee eat Seats Mr. and Arthi wean, |'bostens’ (0 ab Gein ae ie Bruce Herring, son of Mrs. om December 27th, 1968 at .4 was appo . % | 0 ~ Z Bt ath otzsaes same dt } > 7 Women’s Institute re- | _“@tearet Herring, and “the p.m.

see about obtaining an organ for | Margate left recently for Toron- the school: correspondence wat | to, where they be

will gue: : Tread and dealt with. Mrs. Profitt's sister, Mrs. Fred | Covers were pieced for UNICEF. Mrs. Eric: Madsen took the | Weeks, and Mr. Weeks and will

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N.B — - Leonard Gaudet. of St. Hubert) Urhain Arsenault at ; : Willows allicers wei | Mrs. jay, Montague, we re |, t i to his home efter vs ini ’ yincial ‘ Committee : president, Mrs. Fred} Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Annear | CO-hostesses recently at a tea in the | nctes_University and Roger - Suzanne’ Martel, arranged by the Women’s accompanied by color slides men’s Provincia 7 ', honour of Belle MacLure, having been a patient at Arsenault student at St.- Dus is’ seachaed Co-ordinator of Provincial Committee for showing many of the 93 or for Expo, Madame Martel,, | McDonald; vice-president, Mrs/ .14 son John,, Morley home of Mrs Be ood. ho Prince County Hospital wherestan’s University have spent a

Mrs. ; buildings being erected and Wanda Wyatt, ist vice |John Steele; secretary, Mrs. : Women’s Activities we Espo aoe gy gy ~ od = ie cae LEFT to _presidet oo _Wemes'e oe —— . yon ee of Monta-! winter months in Taunton, Mass. pters ° ici tee ‘or jo a . . passports in Summerside. _ RIGHT are: Mrs. Vernon Provificia iomm me oe 4% a Te =

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Summerside Hi hool on Tuesday cg Begee was Her very interesting talk was Bolger, treasurer of the Wo- Expo.

: cure a Mrs. Eerie Cu] MARY HAWORTH. EN’S DIARY | : yy crise os atten, gee wean, | Teenagers Double Life ull November Days

, retary, Mrs. Robert Milligan.. « : St. Chrysostome. | Termmnngeemme! 1s Causing Her Worry py Pe yo | S il Bus O Ss ‘ at the home of Mrs. Herman . - aang bag Meg Bayes % a where she will S till Busy One . | Paupit, when roll cali-will be |T am-a girl 18 and enjoy older) DEAR B. R.: As I get the |!" Jonn, who has been a-patt |spend the winter months. 52 : aecompanied by an exchange ot | company as I was raised around | picture, reading on and between pital f ok ; Gallant of St. “These we are not inclin>, Stars sparkle, now that the ; Christmas gifts. Donations will| older girls and boys. I in | the lines of your letter_(here cut |: lor several weeks now | Chrysostome has returned to her

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am in t of doors to| air is frost-touched. They seem > be received for the Kinsmen|the 10th grade and dress like a|in half), you are at war with |P© ‘ansferred to a Toronto, |home after being hospitalized. S already to. have caught the ig The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Nov. 26, 1966. Christmas tree. 12th grader for two reasons: I|your conscience and heartsick}O®t hospital where she will| Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ramsay Pht Christmas sheen. The moon fa- : like the styles and also I am |about it; and, also, nervously | “*dergo surgery. and daughter of Moncton, N.B., a the | shions ‘her silver paths along the and lace with beige accessories | husky (not fat) and curvaceous. | overwrought from the tension of and Mrs. Peter Arsenault |recently spent a week end -blue,_or the _moon Cie ee. net eee be colds and a corsage of yellow carna-|’ My best girl friend is-a-senior a double life of sorts. _ {#24 Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Arsen. | the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alyre

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noon ris is , ° : this season, which tions. The mother of the groom | at my school; we've been friend| Your double life (as I see it) 2Zt_o% St. Chrysostome have |Arsenault of St.

cents comforts of~indoors, aur footsteps on the-ground we wore a crani two-piece |for four years, sharing joy8, | corisists in acting the role of bid- Recent visitors at the home a the cheer of the fire | cal ae See dress of light wool bith match- | griefs and problems. At school|dable daughter at ho : . of Mr. and Mrs. Gal- as Indeed “No man ing accessories anda gorsage af | other mar ot Seen, snent Institute Prizes. dant of St. Chrysdstome were:

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ies. ingly comforting to your parents | pink carnations = | sen ‘a } wishes, meanwhile _away—trom | Are Awarded {mrs _ Following the ceremony classma grew UP /home as a provisional member

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i . | with, but I have a dull time with| df the older crowd at : * of Oromocto, N.B,, and Cyrif Sertien wean bei ot the Coma | Gems. With muy sider friends I|9eu eve playinr tenths te nee] Indian River. Fee ee ak was master of ceremonies and | Teally: have a ball. “good girl” home-front image. i i. aian =. . - eeat, : dinner music was supplied by | Since I was’ 12 people have/ 1 is my impression*that A vrosentation cosemony was /S8. and Amand Gallant NN , : v handsome property? Les Alexander, Dr. Randy Bu- said I'm “More mature than the ere frittering away your pr held recently in the Piusville | and Mrs. ali of = ~lane’s| The -week is about at an end: chanan,.brother of the bride, |#verage’’ for my age. I used t©| respect in relation to various Saeaeen oo a oe a = od ee 7. ent... . Someone has gaid‘that| November\is rolling upthe proposed a toast to her to which | Believe it, but now I don’t. older boys, by going furtively to se the | ed’ with in St. Chry "No house should ever > foal epee hich has been the groom responded. The guest| Mother treats me as older | their homes, or going “‘out” with ovieang Ebbstleet were” “" Edward and Antoine cy crm aning XE Jer he Hem dre See eacerinet Dam CA a gmoney, wen By |e ee cd | an oat should be ofthe hill, belonging AR pole cCarville. : ask to “see” you (a rizes for highest standing lant of St it so hill and house gould live Bp theron “ag er) “For a honeymoon trip to the | "™® 9%°- for sneak-dating, I take it). Grate 8 Comal so turned to ab home after on r, each the happier for | with. On farms how fulband in-| northern United States, Toronto| sit 17 to ai; they enon muy coos | 1 Would imagine that it is this |tions. ‘The winners were: First |employed in Ontario aaenue So our house and | teresting re and Niagara Falls, the bride |Dany (or seem to) and I’ enjoy'| “isturbing aspect of your self-| prize, Carmel Corcoran, Pius-|son Arnold wio is with the Com think, are akin Mienecapeeii oo oe. s aenatie = ae theirs. I've never lied to a boy _— growing up too fast” that | ville; second prize, Joseph Cor-|adian Navy stationed in Halifax a : < 4 N Sean ~~ ee _ with | (or anyone) about my age, causing you nights of anxious|coran, Piusville; third prize, | has spent the weekend with his \NOTICE OF IFF’S SALE so os . 8 COP. though most people would misgiving. Helen Dalton. Parents. ° ~ UNDER ge of yellow roses. me for 18 or 19... 5 Now for advice: Background| The guest speaker, William} Mr. and Mrs. Alva Arsenault

Out of ,town guests included: | When I go with a boy I usual-|data indicate that your domes-|Costain, BA, gave. an inspiring | of Abram’s Village have spent a

Mrs. Murray Hefler and family | ly go to his house, or we go out | tic opportunities for orderly so-| ‘alk on education. Other speak- e

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HalifaxN. S.; Blair Buchanan, | together. Of course my mother|¢ial growth are limited. In | fs were Mrs. Peter Dalton, Mrs recently. oe PURSUANT TO and by virtue }eame down from the fields to Halifax, N.S.; Dr. Randy Buch- eee this. I am not al-|Short, you live in a socially un-| Doyle Griffin, Mrs. Herman ds mate weet tt oo tables, when”a first snowfall anan, New York, N. Y.: Richard | lowed to have company. I may|derprivileged environment. | Corcoran, Mrs. Lance Dalton f | real estate issued Kenneth | spread_a wide white overlet Baldwin, Halifax, N. S.; Patsy |go out occasionally, to parties, | Which means that you've got to| 22d Mrs./Norbert Corcoran BO YOU FOR “\\. M. Martin, Judge of ‘the City | over thé\land. The sheep, sens-

O'Rourke, Antigonish, N. S.; and |or around the neighborhood, if I| Plan foresightedly and act deci-| Entertainment was supplied WHEEZE couGH

Brenda Howatt, Halifax, N. S. But I seldom ask, as my | Sively, Beginning today, to rise | bY Irma and Gloria Gallant with BREATH,

Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke are | fathér-usually says ‘‘No”. by your bootstraps to the good4 Vocal selections and guitar ac-

| residing in Charlottetowp. (Pho- | Here is my problem: I enjoy life that awaits thosé who want|©°™mpaniment, and refreshment to by C. D. MacKay) heing older (it comes naturally) | it enough to go after it, purpose- | Were served by the women of

but I.can’t do the things I enjoy | fully. \ iusville. : without-lying. And I know I-am/ To start, become a member of : growing up too fast. I can't | the church community and the | S°Cial education, in putting your

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“Court of the City of Chariotte- | ing its coming, came in a leisure- ons eater Ne Se Oe TN ae rd. . da 15th day of November }\ The children hailed the snow- A.D. } against the lands | fall.with delight. They rolled ‘Gescribed a g ain-st| snowballs to toss at any.unwary judgment. been given | member of the family who.came $1,133.18 for | within theirmrange. And last “Pp. i

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| MONTREAL (CP) — Michel seem to stop, because—I-enjoy- Beaudoin, 22, the sole person| it, but I'll be old before my time,

program tt -|tance from his ‘mother, when 1 : your town, Enroll at once, and M. H. | Alex was eleswhere. employed, arrested to date in connectten | as_people say. | persevere in belonging. Mary Haworth counsels. Soe ot ay nn eee —cats the made an interesting “snowman, with a \ $800,000 burglary at| Sometimes I think: “Life 18 | . Get to know your pastor ang|{ "ugh her column, not by | “i hich almost: Glehgpeardll éver Montreal International Airport's | short so enjoy it while you can.” coupes m-ail-or personal "interview. | | Samim Seca

h pees [eich almost Genppeared, ever.) i ; youth counsellors; | Write her-ih care = “tands-as=T~may~ . , d pretiagens ee Bagg tharos 4 | 4 Pursuit of the best available dian Woe at Arg onenters. Tae to pay such assessment and all! “[\ean hardly believe it” Pe&| plea guil ednesday to|my answer is, “No”. I can’t x ‘ expenses. ‘as ter said\this morning, eying the .

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Nor is there much left now of our brave new week. Only an hour in which to count.our bles- sings, granted from that kindly

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pera of grass ©! rhe Church of the Most Holy

world pare Redeemer, Charlottetown, was ee * aw the scene of an.October wedd-

: ing when Gloria Marlene, dau- a er ae ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren

it Buchanan, Eldon, was united in of Gate s marriage with Robert. Lindsay, Would drain the ocean dry; odiest. son of Mr. and Mrs, Dan- Nor would the scroll iel O'Rourke, Charlottetown, Contain the whole P. E. I. The double ring cere-

sky!” lemnized by: Rev. Frank Malo Until Monday - - - Diary ----| Mey and Rev. Vincent Murna-

with baskets of dahlias and the guest pews were marked with

Creative Ani white satin bows. The bride entered the church

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os | ig ratoins and soend ener | October Wedding Is Held at wm me Be een At Holy Redeemer Church

Though stretched from sky te | ™ony and nuptial mass was 80

“The—church~ was decorated | — ee snie

ed a cascade of red roses). The maid of honour, Dianne Buchanan, sister of the bride, was attired in a floor length em- }. pire-waistline gown of gold peau | > de soie with a round — and elbow length sleeves. ‘A bow, accented the back of the waiat- line. Her heaipiece consisted of a rose and petals of matching pau de soie with attached floor Jength semi-full veil. Her flow- erg were a nosegay of white

Th bridesmaids awere Patsy O’Rourke, sistér. of the groom, Jeannie MacMillan, Cornwall, and Elaine Murphy,“Hope River

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L and Others to| Laberge t, painter and re-| Sang “Ave Maria” prior to the | and fern. land formerly owned’ by Ernest eee same” hae get up ceremony, “‘Cothe to my Heart} Rupert Phelen, was best -_

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E. Parkman and thence running | freehand painting workshop oe ; Lord -Jesus” and “O Perfect| The guests were ushered

aforesaid to the City of Char- loitetown bearing date the 6th.

Douglas. MacKinnon dated the 17th day of January A.D. 1955 and registered in the Office of the Registrar of. Deeds . for Queens County on the ;25th day of January A.D. 1955 in Liber 136 Folio 259. A

DATED the 16th day of Nov- ember A D. 1966.

EDWARD DOWNE, Sheriff“of Queehis County. _

Quebee City’s Saint Miche}; Love’’ during the ceremony and Archange Hospital, a mental in- | ‘‘!'}l Walk Beside Thee” during

- | stitution. ithe signing of the register.

Miss Laberge’s experiment,,' The bride was attired in @ which has been given ~ support | floor-length gown of crepe on by hospital psychiatrists and | empire lines with sequined hand psychologists, has already Clipped Chantilly lace bodice a produced some interesting re- | lily-point sleeves. The remov- sults: Patients of the inst{- able lace mantle train, which tution have founded a monthly !fell from the shoulders, was out- magazine called La .Breche The | lined in scallops and sequins. Gap. ; Her shoulder length tulle illu-

“These people must be encour sion veil with scalloped . edge aged to express themselves," Was held in place -by a tiara

|| says Miss Labree of the 30 pa. Studded with pearls and sequins |.

tients now enrolled in the pro.| Her only jewelry was a pair gram. ‘For artistic expression | °f pear! earrings and: she carri | is really a form of auto-therapy — { which liberates the. Suman -be—>-———— gr ing, and which may very well | Announcing aid ‘these patiens regain their | - a mental equilibrium. - Free delivery service “The trick is to leave each |

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Th bride’s mother chose for her daughter’s wedding a two- piece dress of blue-grass crepe

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