ET Ee eT ga ee Py Re EL ee ee a ee Oe eT eS Or ERI ET Reet ee Me UTA ET. Ay a eb tte ea ! ? ‘ : ~ ae «. i ° ae 3 . : : ‘ , ona ‘ yh ; ; me 4 : nia : See ! it : tt ‘ , ‘ ‘ yy ' i oe e a CORNWALL Wi. : $ j ee 1 Bride’s Home Is Scene IDA BAILEY ALLEN 4 < , cd ae f 2 & - ps es Of Very Pretty Wedidng Three WaysToServe —* a ¥ ‘ . . . 7 —— os <a . SE aid > oe. ¥ =a 1, recently was the scene of ajlace : a 7 ey oS /- 7 er “Sietty ehttien tama fenlGel af niles dione; “These ‘maps wé have on the Sees Sam, Mites tat = elder daughter,.Erma Jean, be-| Sterling MacLellan, Mid walls of the test kitchen are not|pensive yet luxurious. In a Gane Seren: Siihaenk: Women's: Speer, Phage came the wife of Rev. Dewis|Mosquodoboit, brother-in-law wale of eft aon oe etl geese Demsime i ‘ 1 was best man. - Madame,” said the Chef. “Today|pkg. (6 o2.)-frosen Alaska crab zs rg Joseph Rector, son of Principal groom, : , 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues.. Mar. 3, 1959. | ana Mrs. Dewis W. Rector, Ken- Rx Gorrill, mother of we ere sing extraordinary|meat, thewed or fished with o° RD ° ‘|meteook, formerly of Parrsboro,|bride Wore a turquoise a: tastetests with frozen Alaska | fork. + eeepiinanay ~ _ z hat — Gorden. Care. Sussex Cer-idress with black _velveray King crab meat in packages. And| Cook over low heet until thor Sor? : =P a ner, N.B., classmate of the groom, |tern, with black accessories, on the map we can see where it/oughly hot. Add %4- «. dreined, HAPPENINGS performed the double-ring cere-|Rertor, mother of. the originates. - |eooked pees. Bowie eg Steg ‘ Os : ~& black nylon- velveray| = ‘He picked- up @ long kitchen/ In a bowl beat 6 Grade acs th towed : . —————OEeeeee eee de ; | dress *-over- Th Ft a fork —snd-eentinued:—- Se ees SE 2 2 ROE Se ened ter a : : re . : wa ee for « for ‘ ‘dried Wil and cimcnennmenmeninse 3 pink accessories. : te teak the on Follow this fork, Madame, crumbled ‘ Miss Kathy Shephard of Louis-j Misges Holmes and Bradiey, in| Given in marriage by her ta-| During the signing of the re-licnsice on ‘Agricplture, “The | foe nn ae crab, | Tabeecs. Pour over the era, dung, N.S., and Miss Shirley: Clay,| Charlottetown, ee eee rie iridal (Eieckinas soudete canst. "rm|mareh mesting Wil be Sehd st\ Atcunions, Bristol Bey, Kodish| wan ‘s epatele, puch coke © t|St. Peter's Road, Charlottetown, 4). ..4 Mrs. Earl Clark. for-|S0W@ of French nylon net and|Walk Beside You AH The Way.” Bal all il te caer nt| 204 Send Point, Alecks, and here] egg, crab and peas to center, former nurses at Riverside Hos-| meriy of Charlottetown, a re|<Mantilly lace over white taffeta. Following the ceremony .® Te) wining @ city in B ate. in the Bering Sea. drawing uncooked portion towerd pital, left yesterday for j orida | spending a six-week venation in | "es Mee Sadie Seeent + pee. T ete, “ts Sed. oe bome of| "Mrs. George MacMillan BE Rak gaming > Ponierl | to finish omnia: where they have accepted - | Fiorida. trait neckline, embroidered bride. ; : ; pounds edible meat | seme once, garnished tions at the Tampa General Hos |i; ron ‘Temioninie ond nin’ | iridescent sequins end pearis,| For going away the bride chose Fee Dancine eeication. Mrs.lin its claws and legs, yet it 1s|putterried croutons. ~~ pital in Tampa, Florida. » selaia ‘ot tabtreet: Whe. sok Dies. the long tapered sleeves ending|a royal blue dress, grey stripe|i oad will take charge of the}v msn te DINNER FOR GUESTS: Vege furs. Doha Bascy axrived qrer| hy Dm. Seeks im Froterie:| 2) Dead te mooie entertainment, with an Irish Com | pevupe OF THE WEEK cat begs Sanda sto , arrived over where * ; es. : : THE aska ; Tice the weekend by plane from Moat-| ‘02 ,“._B: they operai< | veil was caught to the head by| Mid showers of confetti and|'% Lamch committee are Mrs. Ssasiaieasisie ae saves, wees aaainele rane Boe the Wandlyn Motels in Moncton, |. ‘ Gifford Bain; Mrs. Elmer Friz-| 2? ; > asparagus ; j}teal to be present at the Perry-| saint John and Fredericton, New tiara of net and sequins. She} good wishes, the happy couple| oy wes Joseph D hue and| Pes for 4 to 6: warm elberta peach tarts; rasp- Tweedy wedding which takes| prunswick. : carried # cascade bouquet of red left on a honeymoon trip through/y7 Goin MacPhail. Two i Alaska King Crab Legs Kebali:|berry sauce; coffee. j| Place on Saturday. Mrs. Heary roses. : points of Nova Scotia end New! 5:07 were conducted | With a saw blade or heavy sharp] Tomerrow’s Dinner: Instead of will be one of the attendants.| ‘The Alpha Chapter of Beta] Miss Harriet Gorrill, omly|Brunswick. On their return they| pine CCmons were conducted) —ir. ut the contents 1 pkg. (12|erab legs Kebab serve scrambled While here she will be the guest/Sigma Phi held a “Rushing| sister of the bride, was brides-|will reside at Springfield West,| miner Frigzcll, Mrs. Daniel Gass|-) frozen Alaska King crab legs|eggs Alaska. - Se Se ee ie last evening at the| maid. Her. ballerina length gown|P. E. IL gave a demonstretion on Huck'|into 1%” pieces; thaw. Remove ORAB SALAD : . Crestwood ive. Charlottetown Hotel, the purpose ; from shell. se CHEF'S pig of this event is to welcome pros- EL . colton Val tate wun Cut stem ends from % Ib. fresh} Thaw 1 pkg. (6 oz.) frozen 3} Miss Mary Keizer who leaves | pective members to this organ LEN’S DIARY é enjoyed by all the membeng mushrooms or use large canned | Alaska King crab meat. Pee] and shortly for Boston was entertain-'| ization, last evenings party was jk. 4 Lunch was served by the hos- mushroom crowns. section 2 grapefruit and. 3 large oa deep oe See racg: amet wie e|°' Blending Colors For Rug _ |x ai‘assst Sia! i'l stoi’ ite do srw, te ce 4) at & cinner y arty” ge was also in play. . ir alternate pieces of crab,| To arrange, li i }|Hotel on Sunday evening. She/A delicious buffet lunch was ser- ' ng rs g_ coe Se MOTE cleans: WOE ‘the | re cams, ghoces of tennate ak | boul weith etlap teliaee. Put oak i|was presented with a suitable|ved. Mrs. Somerled Trainor and | A Artist H lid quartered pieces of thin ~ sliced| meat, grapefruit and orange sec §|eift prior to her departure. Miss| Mrs. Sydney Stead were the con- s AN ists MonNaay ST. ANDREW'S C. w. 1. _|emon. Brush with oil or melted| tions in separate piles on lettuce. 4|Keizer has been on the staff of! veners for the evening. ; ae butter. Dust with seasoned salt.| Tuck in thin slices of red-skinned “In @ way, it’s because .pov-|own. And then she got to what| .The monthly meeting of the St. | Suspend over a pan apple brushed with lime juice. ~ N . ; A erty. compels me to go decent,” | she called ‘the filling in.’ ” Andrew’ isi Broil 7 min. on one’ side; turn} Pass .cream cheese dressing eee. Tere ee, MARY HAWORTH t lacmer ffered wilh bapey|, We aided. is an Jmaresing eo” omens League” wood Drolt§ min. to trovn olbet| made by whipping 83 ot, cream ; = ey ____.j| chuckle today -when we remark- ree . Present on a platter. “ wi ce ; ‘MR. AND MRS. D.C. MILLER p lj Victi W t To ed about new garb he was wear-| “and nothiog would do for |"®# in the St. Andrew's Theatre| Accompaniment, rice amandine | juice and milk and adding 1 thsp. — ono Victim, ants ing. “You see,” he explained, | thai. so it seemed, but my every-|°0 Sunday, February 22. Father | or curried rice. pickle relish ; ° : oeritee x “the wife's making.a rug. . Ijday . sweater-sort of a faded|MacCormac opened the meeting h e Girl Is i d never can understand’ why wo-|tan it was. It waso’t worn-oh, it|with prayer. Strat gartn Y ees : Mé@et Some ew Frien S ment aren't satisfied to leave well may have had a darn or two at, Correspondence consisted of let- ; : Wed In Atlanta Georgia Dear Mary Hawerth: Wejexpression of self; a baring of]. nait-sober nt her oe a Ward esens Gena: of Notional Sebslardhina Citizen- f. moved here to the west coast|your interests, enthusiasms and ; , a —— o- on , c keep things in a perpetual tur-|je” we smiled. ship and Legislation, resolutions, . The bridesmaids wore identical |three weeks ago, from the middle | knowledge. So if you like to talk ; : ; . The Cathedral of Christ the , moil. And as-I figure it, it’e) «youy it deaq|Teport forms Our Ladies Mis- im two shades of | west. I am a young girl, a post-| and have much to share, talk. If ‘ou'll get over my : | . Ga. the set-| owns of satin ; mostly worse when a man oe sionaries and radios, films and 2. so Agus eal comted benquste of {polio victim, and since I am sojyou Bavea’t mach to sa and| should have a little peace. pe ee ne tt | Bor | tdlevisien . : marriage Mise mixed spring flowers dependent upon others for every- rather keep quiet, remem-| , .. 5B ; . Anne Warberton Stewort, deugh-| Mir. W.H. Miller. Atlanta, was |thing, I miss very much my good |ber silence is golden. Don’t talk ioe oor ome eke cue he a eee . dean ara dee ote . abter brother’s best man and Mr. |friends back there. Also I miss| you have nothing to offer. | ‘ast ia know ‘omen ike. ‘ ie cucen and 1 aly siovwert: Harry Miller and Mr. Cari Sheel- | my spinet piano, which 1 had to} If you are comfortably inter-|COW» Just’ he smiled. gt ni man is putty in their hands. Yes|National Scholarship fund and a P.E.1., to Mr. Da-| ey were the ushers. sacrifice because of moving. acted in otters tty wilt find you though i cat oe petro: eg peg px so eee, a ae Se i ‘ ting. - es. as i said, . vid Conrad Miller, son of Mr.| Following a reception held at ae Sah eee ee ae Mi vou tisten tougM-| before some of the others fresh- | fs, °° : st ie car thet 0s and Mrs. AC. Miller, Summer- eee ee oe oe ke — to me is tak vena Se ul joy aa en. We have the wood out and — ner seh ts Kagem Giris’ Ville, South Carolina; Rev. Father | Club, the young couple away, in one fashion or another. . Any current event as 28 decent it decked Catholic the cere-| carMor Los ‘Angeles, Caliornia| Now I must stay alone all day,|@ conversation starter, so read nia ca ae ee out today. Scholarship fund and that the mony-on Jan. 10th 1969 et four| where they will reside. since we lost our mother and,| the newspapers; or study a] + what one could call over-bur- So precious a day. . .and @|"#tional and provincial fees be e’clock. : : °The bride was honoured with |heing a shut-in, it is impossible | weekly news magazine; or follow| 42.04 with work and a bit of | Might this to store away, tied|Paid. /* The bride, given in marriage | several social functions prior to /io meet, or try to make new|the radio or TV newscasts. Ask|°°' in ouch the day would be|With a silver ribbon of moonlight,| . The ladies of Mt. Stewart South E by her Uncle, Mr. W. C. Lea,| her marriage including a liner (friends, to replace the old ones.| your “Y’’ where to go for tennis ay in memory’s brightest file. are asked to clean the church for . -Aifanta Ga., wore @ floorlength | shower given by Mrs. Paul M. | what does one do in this situa-| lessons. MH. ee oer ae eee ae Until tomorrow’ Diary_-Good |e month of March. The meet- Victorian gown of oyster-white| Welch ot her home end Mis: |tion? I would be so thrilled to| Mary Haworth counsels| man piel gaged ing closed with plrayer. . fissue taffeta with fitted bodice | Evatyn Manley gave e funcheon [find a clue to help me. F-F.| thrgugh her column, not by mail |{oy"Gs,9° ney ‘aed sews im the - ane ~ ef re-worked Alencon lace amd| for fourteen et Hart’s Peachtree. |;RY CHURCH or personal interview. Write her | os alti ae ” TITO-NASSER VISIT EILEEN’S UTY | eo cen a beled Gamer ob nea ae rn ee ee ee “What pattern is it?" we ques-| CAIRO (AP)—Presidents Nas- 4ALON diias. Her 2 a the logical reach towards real : ; i : their Wlusion was held in place with a/ their home, for the wedding par- \friendships in the new environ- VALLEYFIELD W.M.S. agen ets Se Oe Se ae el (Oppesite Eaton’s) coronet of lace and seed pemris.| ty and close felatives folbowing the “Pattern!” he half-smiled “I posi y. Geum Gann, aie oneien ont ment is to. affiliat ith ' Po peacefi j , ‘he «was attended by Miss| wedding rehearsal. ima Get euvenpeads © your} The Valleyfield W.M.S. ob-| wouldn't know. She got it one af- aa Snieomene ames as Thursday nights. - + Bivalyn Manley, Atlanta, and ber} Out of town guests attending | gi, served the World Day of Prayer |teTnoon when we were in town. |i 14 ique Saturday at the || With er without appointment. || nd es well as the| i < ; : ane Sin ee a es || Phone 7141 «162 Kent St. || Mary Lea Stewart, Montreal, as| buifett dinner were Mr, and Mrs. | sitend services, you may tele in conjunction with their |1 nad suspected that she was, as | C04, the Yugoslav s bridesmaids. Miss Laurie Jane} A.C. Miller and Hon Lewis A. phone the pastor (or his secre-| **"/@ W.MS. meeting on Fri-|yi¢ Mr. . .used to say ‘contem-|*2_*ne_Uat Republic. : oe ‘Dea and Miss Susan Miller, At- MeMurrow and Mrs. McMurrow, tary) to ask if he will do you the | 4@Y night, February 13th., at the| plating’ the like! I believe it has \ lanta, were junior bridesmaids. | Newport News, Va. honor of paying you a call Ex-| home of Mrs. Mae Cooper The, |}some flowers and scrolls on it = Headin The , plain your newcomer status, your | ‘heme: “He said, Lord I Belive”| or... .!! g PRINCETOWN: ROAD WMS. | needed stars for primary grades |post-polio handicap, your wish to| #24 he worshiped Him,” and the| ‘Ferns perhaps?” ae af . hk was er that teachers be | pet acquainted and mention, also, eo service outlined was| ‘Could be -I don’t look much at Easter regula monthly meeting | empowered to pubrchase same. the recent loss of your ‘mother. IO t it.” i eee a ae Mrs. Proqmen. reported for Ge I'm sure you won't take a genti-| The president, Mrs. Arthur] “A stamped mat,” we nodded : tonto of Mice. Amor Nell on:Wel| e's see ean watch might be | ema! self-pitying tone ‘for your | Meakions ‘he’ wuaie ia eat tek occan eae aa 75. a letter itself is nicely matter of | °° period, | thought. prettier as age, . Resday eveding Febracsy 1 1 |tilowed for-coch of the monthly fact); but do be specific about | With Mrs. Alex MacKinnon ag|the shades blending better. Fashion Peter Emily Newport was &D- | year. teen of ea we - ond Pe ee root: an =. reas von “But that’s not what I start- : . : pastor is overworked, he | *“¢ %Y “rs. mond Nic ed to t ,” he . “TH eee meee Tle committee was giveh PY|may have an assistant curate| With Mrs. Alex Martin as read- | have ee the crux of the ‘ Race Prejudice ee cae red Mrs. Eimer Cooper and plans /y, shepherds the flock on the|¢t: Assurance was led by Mrs. matter,” he grinned drolly. “For |} ‘ ews Re meeting Mr — Fe ne at ne [Ziscussed for a variety, concert | visiting circuit; or the church ae Fred MacKinnon, with |the first days of the hooking I} 9.48 ce Sings shall ‘Be’, followed by | mig ee wee raoured ty having |2cvitles may include a special) Mts. Donald Nicholson as read-| got along fairty well. I wasn't prayer and the Lord’s Prayer. i ere Director, Mrs Julian fellowship unit formed to keep in ‘aan ration was led by Mrs actually fattening on the fare ee our | saan Saar, touch with shut-ins. Once you've | Cooper. In charge of the In- | put 1 guess I was holding my Scripture readings were taken | Herring and. Miss Theresa © | established contact with this sec- | ‘T¢ession period was Mrs. Herb : from the book of Ruth and — Leod, Supervisor, present at OU” |tor of the church's social service, | MacKenzie.Prayers on suggest- xo a a by Alice Proud - Dorothy peeing gma orgs = can begin to weave friendly ” eee ae ae = eee LOOK Donald followed prayer. Ques- | a Handbook. ies, J. rson,; Mrs. - tions and discussion took place | proved very interesting and / 4 possIBILITY tin, Mrs. P.T. Peardon, Mrs. W. i en the scriptures read from the| made us aware of the work being | Make A. Bruce and Mrs. J.N. Mae- are , book of Ruth. A reading by Edith| done by women in this great | church, tear: ‘chen bine Font plead es sg pote aat eee HERE a No-Tiptea ta whic besa " ue eee H woe might be done at home—such as ee eee was given y¢ : : quiz was - A. ing, addressi Pie president 7 i the Devotional periad to a.clowe | and Mrs. L. Rodgerson and the fg hare read prensa kaya blot ahem ye Tenet +, Wonderful Plastic Coated .For hats absence Secretary. | valentine contest - MacDo®- | busy committee, and the like. | for preparing the service which 2 Edith Crabbe was appointed | aid. Suggestion No. 2: Write the| Was used on this special day of ge , Secretary for the meeting. Six} The March meeting will be at | United Prayer Tower, Ine.,, at| Prayer. throdghout the world. She a un that will members answered roll. call. | Mrs. Compton's home. Lainch |égo9 Twenty --Seventh Avenue,| €mphesized the power and mean- There — - = te _ ——. Mrs. MacDonald = South, Minneapolis 17, Minn., and| ing of prayer. Mrs. P.T. Pear- ~~

i date Moore and Me- could have our cake sale,

"and it was decided to have it at “that date. It was moved and-sté

onded that half the proc: -1s

Mrs. :

Rolf call to be answered by eac members bringing an article fo the auction. Launch was served

ask about the ‘fanner-bees.” As

I've heard the story, the F-Bs are a non-denominational, inter- national fellowship of shut-ins, or- ganized informally some years

don was peanist, and the suggest- ed hymns were sung. Mrs. R.E. MacPherson was leader for the closing section. The reguler

business period was presided

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Be your own Professional Decorator. No Muss - no

ago by the late Glenn Clark—edu-| over by the president, who wek . from cake sale oe : cator, author, lecturer and|comed the visitors and members in Decorator Colours Fuss with We Plastic Coated} =. _ head -hugging used eee «oe HIGHFIELD W.M.S. churchman—to invest their ample| Who had been absent due to ii- Pre-pasted Wallpapers. : ad POG ee. : - . | little hats, elegant

Alice Proud reported she had bought a box of baby cards. There was a discussion on giving flow-

sers tothe bereaved but there

was no action taken. It was de-

i ‘ were read the secretary, Mrs. $ : :

Gloom bags asia this year, Bes-|ture. The period “Wat | archy’s community dwelling. He| Anne Naeeteeend. Roll call was Your Favorite $ opping Centre - sailors . . . and more! Jebasion and Th ote conducted by Mrs, R. Sillick thought of United prayer as a|Tesponded to by 2 members and ;

to be the leaders. riend-| he meeting by singing 2 | similar service, refreshing the at-| visitors with scripture. verses on 4

ship Secretary reported _ six cards were sent six home calls _— hospital. Two letters of were received for Christ- qmas. Next meeting to.be at the home of Edith Crabbe. Roll call the 13th Chapter of St.. Luke. Edith. Kent is to be the Devot- ional Leader. Lunch comittee, Alice, Proud, Thelma Sentner , Janie MacSwe- en Audrey Clow. Meeting was then bronght to a close by repeat- Ing the Mizpah Benediction in anison. A dainty lunch was ser- ved by hostess assisted by com- mittee in charge.

SOUTHPORT W.1.

. RS. MacDonald en- tertained the Southport W.I. at her home for the February meet- ing. Mrs. H.H. Kelly presided and fourteen members answered the roll call with original valentine verses. Three visitors were pre- sent. Minutes of previous meet- a read and approved and

rer’s report given. Cor-|1

curls to make her look as pretty as ar

responde: ad by the |y a kilted pipe and drum band, | | ' : p a sere: He Much co |e eh Londen Tre ||"! uty 35 WHITE SWAN soft;btight 2°03”

tters from } yxy to yment f ‘ ; _—<e os Scotland. They marched to the Tues., Wed., Thurs. only _*% sae ’ ng tb and Mr. Wilson Ross. Bway headquarters of Britain's na- | Closed all day Monday - . \ é e ' : ’ ; agreed to send $5: 0 Deiegat |tinalized mines, where a.dciege- | = MARION'S BEAUTY SALON | - @ndincolours too! i TESTE Co Fund and $5.00 for membershi (tion delivered a at the | | : : '. 3 . free for Musical Festival. closing of some. Scottish mines| | 9 QUEEN ST. | DIAL 602i In COIOUIS 2 ee a eommitiee reported considered uneconomical. a %

The Highfield WMS.met at the home of Mrs, W.B. Creed for their February meeting, with members answering the

thy, three get-well and two baby capds sent. Literature secretar’ reported nine books read. The next meeting will take place at Mrs. P. Taylor’s. Devotional leader, Mrs. I. Frizzell. Word for the verse, Spivit. Dr. E.A. Betts, closed the meeting with pra- yer.

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leisure in dedicated prayer for the good of mankind.

Clark whimsically named_ the prayer fellowship after the. spe- cial caste of bees that spend their time fanning fresh air into, and stale, air out of, the bee hier-

- |mosphere of the world. Maybe

you can tune in on that work too.

HOW START CONVERSATION?

Dear Mary Haworth: Please advise how to become a good con- versationalist. I am blessed with a good figure and wish to learn everything that has to do with a good time. I attend the “Y” dances and take lessons to be a better dancer—but where can I go for tennis lessons?

I seem at a loss to start con- versation. Am.I trying too hard? Is there a booklet on what to talk about? I feel actually. dull, because of this problem. B.J. TALK REVEALS

Dear B.J.: Conversation is an

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Marion’s Beauty Salon .

Hair cut and front and side

ness. A special welcome was ex- tended to members of Caledonia Presbyterian W.M.S. represent- ed by Mrs. William Whitaway, Mrs. Stewart MacPherson

Mrs. William Matheson. Minutés

“prayer”, The Treasurer, Mrs. Peardon gave financial report and received a generous offer- ing which ts to be sent to the Inter Church Council of Canada. Mrs. W.A. Bruce read a letter from the Christian Stewartship Secretary, Mrs. MacLeod, nam- ing our Prayer Partner, Miss Olive W. Shaw, and our alloca- tion as $261.00. Members’ agreed to accept the allocation.

58 calls and 30 cards sent during the past month. Life member- ship certificates were presented to Mrs. A.J, MacPherson and Mrs, Arthur MacKinnon by the

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