JOAN WARD

Mr. and Mrs Ct’t'il Ward. ('liarlolielown. Wish to announ- t‘l‘ the enuagement at their only daughter. Velma .loan. to any acnner Mills, son ot Mr.

HAPPENINGS

shiiihpnrt Guide Company and pronnir Pack held a my eii- l_i\ahlr‘ Sprinr Tea In the School auditorium on Saturday. .l u n e in from (i to 5 mm, .

Receiving the gucsts Ii the door wore Guide leaders Miss honiiir MacKic and Miss wilinn hihl‘Fal‘iBfle.

\ll's \'t‘ll Molhesan Ind MM. i'rbali Mdt'Qulild presided at the a

(Plill'e table which was decorat. iCotton. Clinton. and tell .d “ilh a heautiiui arrangement‘nedeque where she is visiting. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Reeves.

oi spring ilowcrs. String at the tra inbies were monibors iii the Guidc Company I isicti by Barbara F I) i i. e l'. Eugcne McDonald, Mrs. Ielle Jones and Mrs. ilenry !-

5 ES Ft‘lcrr

ncplonishinn were Mrs. Fred Krlly. .iirs linroid MacKle. liira Eric Foslcl‘. Mrs. Robert

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

and Mrl. Frank Mills. Park- daie. The marriage will take place at Church. Charlottetown, Satur- day. July is. at 2 pin.

Elmer Cotton and iamiiy. Clin- ilon. were Mr. and M“. Joseph Duncan Ind Ion Stephen. Char- lottetown.

lnttctown. spent the past day: with her brother-ln- ilw

Mont-ion. spent the post end It where they visited

ROY MILL!

ihe First Bapllst

Rel:th [nests M Mr. and M

Mrs. chinlid Bnrwlse. Char— lew

nd sister. Mr. Ind Mra. Elmer in r

Mrs. Slirlinfl MatKAy. Clln-

ton. spent the pnsi weekend It the home of Mrs. ‘nrd. Halitax.

Margaret

Mr. and Mrs. John ngmore.

Mt. Ryan CWL Holds Annual

The annual meeting of the Sacred Heart PIrlsii Council. Mt Ryan. w held with the

Donald acted in that 'o‘. aclty tor the running The Ireuaurer'l report showed

The 279.69. i A card nl thanks was read lrom the Sacred Heart Home also one lrom Mrs .l.D. Mac Donald The election oi oilicera loliow- ed. They art“ prosidcnt. Mrs. w. Walker; lirst Vit president. F. Tralnor: second vice - Mrs. M, nrisco president.

total

President. third vice»

SHIRLEY DALEY

ENGAGEMENT

Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Da-

' ley. St. Mary's Road. annnun.

The president expressed herl ‘lhanka to the director and also‘

.Lilith:iii.’i.‘li;“;.::‘::::"MY ALLEN Summer Festival Season Marks Tenth Anniversary

LITERALLV millions nl vial-i ila iestivIl decorations. flow

HOUSEHOLD HINT itnrs. many whole lamiiies. Wliii llags and lireworka. as w

‘ be our guests here in New York in like in I hon of lpeciIi en- Wht-n pouring boiling water City during the bummer months.‘ tertllnment event-I.

‘ Father nutler thanked the 1 members ior their spiritual and liinancini hein. He urged all a... aembled Iniin thoir lives a cording to God's law.

The meeting then odiournad lollowcd by more

through a labrlt to remove 1“ spot. to hold the material in place.

cc the engagement at their dluflhier. Shirley Mnrlt’. to Willllm Franck. aon oi Mn.

Already they are arriving by

embroidery hoop ‘ plnne. train. bus. car Ind even niverllry of the “New York II lby boat to enjoy the city within Summer Festlvnl" season. l

l mM/ZMZ

n... .......'.§.’.‘f The Guardian. Charlottabrwn, Mon. June ll). 1m 1

.\il'l)nnald. Mrs. Bub MacDon- Mrs aid. luL'Una Gallant and more's mother. Mrs. Ml: .\i‘llliir \i'elint‘r, Blnkene’y and other memhors at

t special table was arranged tor the arounict who aitrndcd g in a izroup Music {or the attes- nnon was supplied by Mill Foggy iii-oiloid and , so Pa iiie Print!

the ramily. They were liouu

nest: oi Mr. and Mrs. HIrrls

Blakeney.

Mrs Atwood Blakollev. Ken-

sinnton. is visiting her daughter.

Mrs. John Wismnre and Mr.

anI’r Damr Alumna! held than annual Ira and meetin Tliiirsdai- aliornnon rourcrs lor tlie aftelnnrm iirre Mrs, Dorothy MacDonald and Mrs. Bill Camp- is boll. lirst hour, and Mrs. Geald Nablra and Mrs Myra Cleve land lor tho second hour.

-\ lace cloth. candelabra and

(M table This ynar's Kradllale! ii Mril‘ cutsis (or the toa.

M iii:- annual meeting il Wal drridrii to use a rccclit beoucst ilnm \iik Carrie Rollers Hun! asthr hrzlhnilll o! a whitin- chip iiiilri

ELLEN’S DIARY

Blossoms And Young Robins}

Kensinfilnn. ls vis

Mr. wlgmorc. Moncton.

Mr Konsington. left on Wednesday a lillin t‘t‘nlt‘ri’iit‘i‘t‘ decorated the for B ,5 . 'ill visit relativcs

: Mall

Wilmnre. Mnnrlon.

Mr. and Mr! K‘ it! her dau- hler. Mrs. John ngmore Ind

and Mrs. Gordon Cooke.

. where t h e y and lricndi.

oston. Elias

Mr! Henry Wltzmnrt‘. Mona-

lon, spcnt the past weckend at irishtown. where sho was

the uest at Mr. and Mrs. n.

Lend Magic To June-Time

"Well. well, t‘hrv're getting on I now with the oropp Papa starlinc ollorcd with a tunny little rhurklr. this morning. ‘ And i would ven- ture to sav that this will be a loop. lo-nc day oi work." it prnved to hr Early the workers were in the tields. it was past the dust uhcn they returned to rospcciiir homes.

\‘on is the actual sording- the grain and the grass. the seeds til-inc iarrtcd not by the farm- com or once. but by the busy

5'

little trucks. in this and that .. belore we're past the halt-way. C

lipid in one. a tractor drew smartly a mpdorn seeder at the sowing, Al Rob's. an ancient "hmndcnsl" was being used. “iii ihe harvest we'll see which machine gives the beat return.

tiMAa'r man wox Marvelous tor travel, smart with dressy or sports clothes. Easy A to - remember atlich. .lilly . lrnit iackei with one uai tweed look created by me hair; worsted comhlned, or won tied in 2 colon. Paium was: time rim: is: included. Thirty - live eeata tool no this pattern tnn iianipt plum in Alice brooks. care at tniarillan ~ Patriot Noodle"!!! nevi. on Iron

c l.‘

PlIl-nl! c NAMli

oi our iarmero am when the robini in the nest in the white birch were chirplnx‘ slecpily. and he was o it tho path on the _

his studies. "I can still hear the tractor's beat in my earsi l har- rowed a nice low acres. since school was let out. Yes. anal when you stop to add up every- thing. we're going to find we gotl Toronto, was the scene iii a lnv-l a line lot done today. There'l ————————

believe I‘d bet (in the old way.” e

"oh dear." Mack ollerrd with expression a hit weary. to

house Icmsa the lane and

.Wl'il it won't be too long now

You love iuckl. Ind ll) do we they Idd such I tire" - up

touch in I pretty. any - tiny All!

. it in cotton what my white contrast. Printed Pattern 490‘: Wilm-

en'a Slu- 36. 35. do. 42. M. 46. 46. Size 3 take! I”. yqu 36- inch: Va yin! (‘OlIh’I t

rm arms iso'centti in

coin. in ate in p s. pie-rel tor

this Mm. onmio

add a cent aaleii lair. rrtnt pinin-

ly s I z e. N A M 1?..AIIDIIE85. I'l'Ylsl NUMBER.

1

realdeMl

Send older to ANNE ADAMS.

In of Gianni-n ~ PItrlol PI!— tern .

Dept.wmtst.w..1‘i>

mmLOnt.

rdlin Cooke. ‘

Girnvirw proabyicrion L‘llurch..‘

l . ma k. and into the home A iii-ct»?

he spilled. ; 'l lound out about something." Alcx reported this alteroooo. “I've bccn wondering what was is that ncsi Ln ohe birch tree, 50 Gran'daddy liited me up un- Hi] i could look into it And

‘would you believe it? There's H It

already a baby - robin there!" '1 Me the bleeding heart il in flower." .lamea commented at dinner. “it always blooms when we're at the seeding." we laid. "Trlciora a puI-puttin' " PIDI Starling continued this morning. surveying the lieldi. from his lhlgh doorstep, “'Dniciu busy .- tolln‘ the need! And have you noticed? "he ones-led. “M apple tree at the tar side at the house across the lane is putting on its pink and whi bloom!" Scented the wind oi tails mam- ing was. that atlrred the pieces

We must remember. we paid to ourselt. to put a top in the traying hem at that sheet. And set a patch on the knee oi .lani. ei- overalls. There wII ltiie ina- tertai in that little tin trunk up- stairs. We picked up the empty clothes . basket. and turned to- ward the hou e

“Lel'l count lullm, Ind lee which one ol them ll the pret— lien." Alex angle-ted. comm by "Ther are new ones open todny."

“Hear ihe water laiitug at the

r lawn. ‘Peac ul. isn't it’.’ it's a lovely moral-la." Ihe said.

Continuing sun. and warmth to lavor the seeding. Inpie blos- soms. young robin — mt more could we on iarma wtah lnr. than in have this June time at hand? it was much an we had pictured it. when the lnnw lily in cold while driita about. though it anything more enchanting even than we hId

We look back along the day'l hours. And even as w and liie away the scenes and sounds wr have Invrd best. Time our short. liltll noiseleasly the latch. open and tinsel the door soltly. and goes. where. we know not. We are now at dIy'| end,

Until tomorrow — Iry— Good~n|lhts s a

MR. AND MRS. DONALD MCRAE

llsiand Girl Weds Scotland

Native In Toronto Ceremony

ot wash we pinned to the line. . WM

chnnn land Ind Nlluu III the BI ImI

l

ely Marin! wedding. when irene Gwennetii. daughter at Mr. and Mn. ReglnIld E. Parkman. Elli Royalty. Prince Edward island. became the bride nl Christoph- er Donald. Ion of Mr. I n d M11. Christopher M. Mel-lac. Inver- neal. Scutllnd.

The double rill: ceremony was performed by Rev. James H. Willinml. The orgIniat was Mr. is 11’ Rose'er Ind the with in was Mlu MIrlon Farrow who uni “Wedding Prayer" Ind “The Isnrd'l Prayer."

Given in marriage by her un- cle. Alfred L. MIlleIi of Lon- don. Ontario. the bride looked rIdIInI in her French nylon nrgInn - over - leeII gown with ubrinl neckline dipping In I :hliiow V in the luck. long point Iieeves. Ind bell lklrt Iccenled by I back Wail! bow Iweepinz to I chlpei ll'nln. A c wn of pen Ind cryllalvl held her {Inge p vell of do - hie lllk illullon. She carried I bouquet of pin rout. while Iie~ phlnalil Ind I Iprll M lie-thee, te IIlin mention knotted with pink no. bud! tell grace— fully down the front a! her lkifl.

The hrlde'l litendlnial were her lllter .YeIn avid Mb Gueyi. her ooulin Eeih (Mn. Richard Webber). Ind Miss Bet- ty Lou Wlillllfloll. Gowned Illke in Itreet length dresses o! (10- wered pink brocade. they wore lnIUchlng pill box hIL! Ind ('Ir- ried banquet.- i'fl pink Illd white clrnntlono.

.lohin Macnae was grooms. mIn {or hi! twain. The guest: wen ushered W Robert Well Ind DonIld MchillnD.

Alter the ceremony. the hrlde‘l aunt M". A. L. MIllett of [Ain- ob. Ind the mom's built Mn. Alexander MIche received the (Hell! in the floral room It the “Prince Hotel."

A (out to the bride was pro. posed by Richlni Walther Ind remand to by the groom. A (out to the >bride‘lmlldl WII mono-ed Dy John Mull-e who Illa read telelrama ol leiicilil- (Ion from relItlveI Ind lrl in Scotllnd. Prince Edwlrd la—

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Alter the (Ike had hoon (“i Kevin O'Molloy Ind some memv herd of hi! bInd enlerlnined the guest- with a number oi songs. The e Ind groom led the lint dlnce.

For I weddlng h’tp lo Florida the m In. Ill-Ru changed

He tap. dry mustard

MARY HAWORTH

llnlle womI fl. Eonlldered ex- traordinarin nreliy by general

Pretty Girl Has Mental Block Against Marriage

near Mary liawoitb: i am a or personal intrrvirii- wine her in can- oi The Guardian

.nl conirltl by the Mlile lilea

mAcma I‘I'AY AIAv imaigaad ebaa ponie- MONTREAL — sixty. mm with the bond o teachers reinacd to ate broke dawn. Wm m board classes Friday. claiming breach summed it wall“ We In personnel [or next year'b term. the teachers_ countered may

by not re rilng to classes.

non-t Ichlool

roclonal high school board in suburban kl! Jesus As a re- :iill 1.th) students in tour sohnnls—thret French Ind tine English spraklngifloi In unex- ncctrst holiday The teachers

TAKES MUCH DIGGING cold ores may yield in] than an ounce Der Ion.

agreement. 1 mm to have a menial block .againai marriage 1 have had very many marriage proposals and would love to have a lamily oi my own. Yet when l have to idcclde l back away in a ml at retreat trom involvement. lbclong to a large lainin .whose members are very upscl

:Ibniii this. They want to know "ll-“AM comm" Iwhy i won't marry and i can‘t

‘lell them why,

When i hear occasionally that a iormer boy tr ad has mar- and Mrs. John Connor. Ma~ ricd. l reel very hurt and to gag. one. The Nuptl-I Mm .moraoluLI can't explain the ex» will belceietirategt o: Sltlbl jtent oi it My. my 10 “I ~ 1“ 'l Ont'eleven went back to the Church. sturgeon. P- E- !v man alter he had not engaged .to another whereupon he broke their engagement because he slid loved me, At that. site married Iomeone else and then i ielt him list. a! be‘iote.

When i think at it i actually hate myvell ior such behavior ibui at the time I can't seem to help ti. More the anything i m. want to stop hurting my boy e“ Illncndl. my iamiiy and my ll.

My dad in up in years and i up hill last unmarried child at parents worry security.

ho c

This year marks the tenth an mm my Mm how can i overcome thil

block? Why do i want

Mm, a, an "em. u, h,” iriends to remain wholly iaitlilul outdoors in parka and stadiums 1° m5 when 1 don't lave or wall! where. tor little or nothing. you them. Wily do I experkncr line H“ m mm, a. n“ world.. an. terrible hurt when i see them est music and drama. There'ii bei “‘l‘h SW90" “5' 5"" ‘ V9 ‘7“; chamber music in Washingioal‘m'?’ “PM our relallunshiii. Square. symphony and ballet at i need help desperately and Lewisohn stadium, Shakespeare anxiously await your excellent in Central Park. Idvl - -

Many traditional nationality. Dean.W.: i would surniise and ' ‘thai your mental block against are also held in aummertime.lmarriage has to do with psycho. such as the italian l-‘esla di Snn‘logicsl immaturity. tooling. oi Antonia. the Japanese Feast olipersonal inadequacy as regards o-aon and the tamotis Washing-1m and emotional irigidity link- tnn souare Outdoor Art Show, led to unconscious tear oi the re- Summer is also the best time sounsibilltics oi wilehood. to take in New York's many ins—1 This crisscross oi luliihliug clnating sightseeing otttrociionr tactors. which (i illinkt brings It's a good idea to start out by you oompuisivcly lo a hall ubcb taking a sightheeing bus tour on marriage is roicrred. in a y ltho ra m o u a boat ride aroundlhnve bren ingrained by the air.

Manhattan island. They prnvideinumslancu or your roaring.

a plcaaant introduction in the‘ Maybe you W," I... Wadi,

city and point up the illness you child. or possibly the ynilngesi

will want to visit at your leirure.‘ciii|d, m . 1m, iamiy and rAvoanE: SPOTS ‘thus. perhaps negleclcd ill the

According to the New York lirst instance or overly-protect» Convention and Visitors bureau. ed in the second. This. then. the "Eli: Five" among Gulh- caused you to miss the psycholo< am‘a perennnial visitor ravoi-ite gicglly maturing experience, in m lhe Emplre Stale Buiiding.iformative years. or engaging Rockclclicr Cebu-r. the Satue Micustomarily in a hearty hardy Liberty. Times Square and the.emoiionnl and social give- and- United Nations. ;take with parenls. brothers. Sis-

New York city has reslaii-itcrs and miscellaneous iamtiy rants or many nationalities as irlrndi oi various ages. well as our own Amrrican ones. i A, . “nary middle mm 0,

Beginning next week the n. unduly depends... young”. Chat and i will take you via this chm you my “mm cnlnmn In visit I mum! them clear at boy lriends and dating

YD“ while growing up. Hence it may be that you: of- traordlnar rettiness is c ie y “MWMW'S "INNER accountable pior your charmer Chili” mm” m". ‘7’ rating with men at rccctil ycars 2W Tatum Aswe . 'anit that you nren'i prepared to

“05mm” VB" CMP' “'“h deal with their interest in a our

New Potatoe my my‘

Currols and Green PEDPH‘I You may retreat iroin serious

“Ill-Fm!" “mm! Fetches involvement, even while longing “wills! Cookies to belong to husband and chil-

Ho! or Iced Coffee . dren. because you ioel that your

Ilk prettlness is a hoax; a Cinderel- i i' c camouilage that would

.disaolve in the light at everyday

lassnciation. lea 'ng you stripped

down to pathetic. batncd inalie- iuIt‘y iii realistic encounters

, with a s pose.

'” “Pi wmw'm‘" . Sometiiing oi the sort probab-

‘z"* "3’" “mm” "m's’mdm‘ lv accounts tor your brute cha-

‘W ‘1 “L‘ 9"” “‘mai“ '59“ grin when you hcar that suitors W" "'“M‘ you turned down are ni a rrylng

‘1 “P “9" “"934. “my In“ other girls You'd liko them to Wm Pinkie “"5 remain laithliii. at a (“stems to

Emailed Mu“ counter-balancc i n ii e r

Mlyollnmlfl loneliness: also to give you a

Add gelatin and seasonings toll “ping hump W, nr m...

antic statusi loved and wanted.

1 unattainable bchind your spe-

~ cial barricades,

Relrltzmk 30 mil-ill" 01' “It How overcome this block?

iii slightly thickened . . ' , i, Fold in celery and relish. Ev marrying some thoroughly Rim! In a" square ran with nice lad and awakening to the

cold wnler- Pour in unit Re'rl- rewards iii devotcd lnterdepcnd

gerate 4 hours or until Iirm. Or. by undertaking a Cut In squares Serve on tossed lettuce:

mayonnaise. ‘tile help oi a good it

Makes 9 servings .or lamlly relations counsellore ROSEMABYED vaAl. CHOP! M,

WlTil VEGETABLES M ry nawortli counsel s

2 tsp. linescrusiled rnsrmary through her column. not by mail

1 tap. parsley ilakes ‘———————J

1 tsp. seasoned salt

ogood-risedooalohnps

Tea Measurements Ievcl

ZIPPY TOMATO ASPIC 1 than untlnvored Keinlin ‘1 till '

your

Iapic. Heat- stir until gelatin dlaaolva l

a

icon

xerl. turn the conical: Ill l large ""Y‘can sliced Freestone peaches into I relrigerntnr tray.

utl 2 than. vegetlhil till

1 (into ocl can condcnscd hul‘ stir in l teaspoon lemon broth 1Ulce.vt teaspoon almond ex- .Iuice lrlrmon ‘tract topiionali and 2 table-

12 medium. aniall new potatoes Ipoonl sugar. tskin remov reeze i hour or mud h All» s peeled medium carrots

i needed green peppers cut

Serve with or without sweet- p cried whipped cream

Rub rosemll‘). paisley tiakes ~— and seasoned salt vigorously all pump“ MORE CRIME liver rim 1. Place in pan ‘

Spoon Ever vegeiahie nil Let WINNIPELV- iCPer. J. Mai-- find at least 30 minutes to sea- bead. commissioner oi the t‘a. aon- turn twice, aadian penitentiary service

a'rown chops in large sklliel.lllyl Juvenile a "‘I:

' lh Ind IIK‘I' i

lienr‘iiiloiiolu‘i‘c‘zmu' Add hm loext iew years There lshanrlnni ’ I . e that b [571 “we so no

511:0qu with iegelahlrs :nzw yeryy mm mm “hm”

°V ‘ v ‘ l 'u~ l to the prevention and cure o i

m3:3l1‘,:.‘,:'3§ o'y'é'".'i'..':m,ivenile delinquency than ‘ivc did

F. l n me, 31.. mm...“ In 195i." he told the nominal: