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MR. AND MRS! R. A. CHING

Fourie Wed At East Point

By Candleligh

Baskets of autumn flowers in ehades of white, gold and bron- Ze and pine sprays decorated

East Point United Baptist

urch. for the candlelight cere- |

mony which united in marriage Sandra Bertha,daughter of Mr and Mrs. Stuart MacGregor and Richard Allan, son of Mr. and

pews were marked by gold tint- ed cones and oe sprays ae, with white bow

Given in indscinge by her ae

ther, the bride was in a floor length gown of white velvet with the bodice overlatd with lace, and a lace chapel train. She carried a cascade bouquet af’ ecarlet roses

The bride was attended by her sister Mrs. D. J. Hender as matron of honor, Myrtle Mac-

Martha Davies, Magdalen. Is- lands ‘as bridesmaids. tendants were attired in iden- tical floor length velvet gowns

The at- |

t Ceremony

bronze topped with jackets of gold brocade with accessories ito match. Their bouquets were lof white, bronze and gold mums

Mrs. Clinton Stewart, aunt of the bride played the a - ‘janine, the: se-

Cai ns Sutpgner- side, as she sang, ‘This Is Our Day”’ prior to the ceremony and ithe East Point,..male quartet, |Messers. |Gregor, and. Jarvis.as they sang

“Our Father All Creating’ dur- ing the signing. of the register.

Edward Ching*‘acted: as best man for hig) » brother; and ushers

jwere. Weston Coffin, cousin of the groom and Ian MacGregor families hereabouts play only Mrs. G. W. Ramsay, |with themselves and we have a with her brother,

| Mes. Ramsay, Malpeque.

brother. ot the bride.

Following a reception for 120 guests in the church basement’ at which Mrs. Wendall Mac¥a ren, -cousin- of the bride,_-c

lated the guest book, and mem- bers of the BCYF eerved the.'

couple left on a honeymoon trip

in shades of brown, green and

ito South Carolina.

Rave.

MARY HAWORTH

Unitarian Wife Grieved - By Neighbor’

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: ! I am a Unitarian. As you may know, Unitarians don't believe fm “God.” For this reason we do not pray.

We do, however, have a deep feverance for life and a strong gense of wonder about the des- We are very ac-| tive, and we think, very practi- | eal in our search for and main- tenance of a good ethical ays- tem.

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| HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins, Women's, Editer, Phone 4-8500

mily in Toronto, Ont |

Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald, Alliston, had as weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Laurie MacLure of Charlottetown.

At the December meeting of Albion Women's Institute. held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Jes- some, the lucky ticket on a fruit cake was drawn by Robbie and | won by Alan Taylor, Sturgeon

Wallace Billard, Boothbay. Harbour, Maine, has returned to

two weeks in Murray Harbor. |

Elaine Herring, RN. has re turned to her home in Murray Harbour after spending the past several months in Victoria, B.C

| - Mr. and Mrs, Cecél Dunn, BC... are visiting in Murray Harbor at the home of Mr. Dunn's mo- ther, Mrs. Winsloe Dunn

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Currie and their daughter, Nancy Ann, larrived: from Toronto during the weekend to: visit Mr. Cur- rie’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- jerson Currie, Alberton.

Betty Murray, Moncton, was a guest last week of her parents |Mr. and Mrs-.A. R. Murray, Al- | berton.

Jeanne Albert, RN, has resign- ed from her position as staff nurse at the Western Hospital |

her home in Caraquet, N. B.

Mrs. Thomas Tuplin and dau- ghter, Gail, Baltic, have re- turned home from Toronto, Ont. | where they spent the past three | weeks with Mrs. Tuplin’s sister- in- law, Mrs. Clair Paynter and Mr. Paynter and family.

Mrs. Lauretta Woodside, Darn- ley, moved to Summerside re-

| tial agnosticism of Paul Tillich, |

jer of American Protestanism.

his home after spending the: past |

| Summerside

and Mrs. William Robert- | | cently to spend the winter mon- |

Mr son, -Kingsboro, are spending | ths with her daughter, — Mrs; | the winter months with their fa- | Keith Johnson and Mr. Johnson

and family.

ff Mrs. Florence Johnson of Be-

| deque left recently by plane for

Dradenton Beach, Florida, where she will visit her sister, Mrs- Lou Flynn.

Mrs. Wyman Clark recently entertained the members of Ha- milton WI for the Christmas meeting. Mrs. Albert Silliphant Summerside was .present and tyavey a demonstration on the making of decorations for the Christmas season

Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacNutt | jand daughter, Eleanor of Malpe-

que, have taken up residence in for -the winter months, where Mrs. MacNutt is on the teaching staff of the Sum- merside Elementary School.

The’ Baltic Women's Institute held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. W. H* Brown at Kensington.

Jill Brammer returned to her |

home in Kensington after spend- ing the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. que:

Mrs. John Nicholson accom- panied by her daughter Cheryl fete. by plane recently for their home in Toronto, Ont. after spen- ding a week's holidays with Mrs Nicholson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bryenton, ee

and left during the weekend for aes

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Macken- zie. and daughter Wilma, * | companied by Mrs. Keir Crafer, | Baltic, have gone to London, eek | jwhere they will spend a week \with their sons, Mr. and Mrs. \Joseph Mackenzie and Mr. and Mrs. John Crager.

Mrs. Stanley Buell, Murray | River, left recently for Toronto Ont. to spend the Christmas ho- | lidays with her daughter and. |gon- in- law,-Dr- G. W. and Mre |

Hunter, ‘Rose, Mac- |who was then the reputed lead- | Archibald and children,

Mrs. Eleanor Amey, accom- |

It merely changed our jpanied by her daughter, Steph-

Ret _ effort at _ reconciliation | oickoeme from “athesist’’ “egghead”’.

to) janie of Kingston Ont., iby train recently to spend a

arrived

Now the children of Unitarian week with Mrs. Amey’s mother

isituation of severe segregation. With the Christmas holidays

upon us, this is especially pain-

iridicule

iChristmas tree.

We have always merc iyou, for your com: on. Can jyou say somethin ithis situation?

DEAR T. R.: ee

ffom believers, who do nto, Ont. to spend not even want us to have a 'mas holidays. with her daughter’ grape acreage of the and son-in-law, Mr.

and also | Wilton and

Mrs. William Bell of Murray |

and Ian MacLain and children.

Jean? Vincent of Alma was

Sincerely, T. R. tendered &. prenuptial shower in juice. I don’t get the | Alberton I can’t fathom the |Hall last week, when hostesses lreign supreme, For the cluster

Women’s Institute

sort of help you want. Is it sim- |were Mrs- Keith Peters and Wil- ‘ere ly that you want to have your |ma McCue. The hal was attrac- | Bemed, and colored more bril-

fe and proverb says can’t be done.

takes a strong stand with

including the negative stand of | ‘disbelief in God, ought to prepared to pay the standard price for candidly exercised freedom of conscience that so- iciety always exacts, more or jless belligerently. Namely, the iprice of being reviled, resented to some extent, ostracized by |many persons who subscribe to \different views.

| .It seems to me that while iden- \tifying yourself with Unitarian-

lism, on the one hand, you kind |. #

jot beat around the bush about jit. on the other hand, As an ex- ample, take your sta “Three~ years ago, when our children’ quietly refused to pray. jin school, we encountered the jwrath of our neighbours,” etc. What kind of talk is th.a t? Wouldn't it be more aduk, more responsible _more commendably self- respecting of Unitarian- minded parents to say forth- rightly: “Three years ago, af- ter we had instructed our child- ren to refuse to pray in school,

etc.

Surely the children were re- flecting-your— Unitarian theoriz- ing, and acting on your promp- fings, when they voted themsel- ives out of their classmates’: pra- | lyer routine, and in turn found | itthemselves boycotted on the) |playground. | I understand how conscien- | \tious ‘parents suffer to see good | lobedient children painfully hurt | in the crossfire of grown-ups" | ideological conflicts.

force of their convictions, deli- |

‘| berately lead into that kind of,

war- making theteby forefeit

selves, with a sense of injury ut | farly inflicted, when the adver- | saries’ counter- thrusts cut to the quick.

Your dismay has its comic ae | pect. You launch a crusade a- | gainst prayer, in effect to wise up your Christian neighbours to the fools’ - paradise quality of

But parents who, due to the! ;

the right to feél sérry for theme- | °

| at

Dancing

Married at Zion Presbyte- rian Church, Charlottetown, | ‘recently, Mr. and. Mrs.. Mer- rill Oatway, are pictured at their wedding reception, held Hillside Inn, Mohtague. The bride is the former Carol

Leigh Champion, Malpe- |

the accom- |

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SMART BRITISH WOOLLENS

— tweed with self edging,

left, and the coat in large mer-

sing cl srpeven Sens weed, — both by Nabre. MIDDLE

Women

‘6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Dec. 27, 1965.

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

California has a half-million

iful, as it brings more wrath end Harbour left recently—for-Toro-—acres--of —vineyards—-producing-sugar content the Christ- about 80 per cent of the total /freezing-point so

United : States. These vineyards iduce grapes not only

‘table but all grapes - used wines, raisins and unfermented |

~

This. year Emperor ‘grapes | larger, more beautifully |

eat it too?**which @jtively decorated in traditional jantly red than before. pink and white. Mrs. Peters as- |Fit For Epicures

suppose that anyone: sisted in opening the gifts and | Miss: ‘MacCue read load to religious convictions, | |panying godd. wishes.

They are food for en epicure, jand will be available every- | where until spring, for they |

be 5 enjoyed during the evening. keep pany in stotage, bee,

MR. AND MRS. MERRILL OATWAY

RECENT WEDDING

Leard, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Bert Leard of Lorne ley, and the groom is the of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Oa way, Charlottetown. The ple are now residing in tawa. :

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their faith, as seen through | egghead eyes. They draw aside, \close ranks and leave you to your disbelier.

Now you feel brokenly ‘out of \things,.accusing them of pulling | ithe rug from under your would- ibe Christmas spirit, even be- | grudging you a tree. But that’s |

rediculous. How you decorate |your house, to greet the season, any -season, is your businsss.

change of letters between et- ty Mills, Unitarian

care of Guardian-Patriot Pattern with a concentious fati letter:the |in the same

former sent the latter, and de-

isus disbelief. M. H. Mary Haworth - counsels ithrough her column, not by

Ore Shipments Show Decline

OTTAWA (CP) — Shipments

\of iron ore by Canadian produc ers totalled 3,993,335 tons in| |October, a drop of 3.5 per cent |from the 4,138,109 tons shipped could have had. jin October. of last year, the Do

fer?” (Sheed and Ward), an ex- port

January-October shipments of

egghead |32,458,627 tons were about one | address. housewife, and professional wri- Per cent above the 32,174,761

plainly size, name, style number. ~'ter Liicile Hasley, a convert to {tins were sbeut_ ome per cent Send order to Anne Adams, Roman Catholicism: It began |@bove the 32,174,761 tons moved

End.of-October stocks held by

- veloped into a book-' length dia- |Producers. were 3,838,412 tons Be alert to What's New! Send jlogue on matters of faith ver- cown 13.3 per cent ¢ from year jearlier levels.

CATTLE NEED

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THE BEST CHRISTMAS

SYDNEY, N.S.W. (Reuters)— Mrs. Doris Burgin, a British immigrant with five years in Australia, gave birth to her 17th child Christmas Day. She said lit Was. the best Christmas she

MEMORIAM

_MacKINNON — In memory of Frank W. MacKinnon | who passed away ' Dee. 26th, 1963.

iste ae Gloria, Skip and

cause of their natural high | This lowers the |

they can be! istored below 32 degrees. |

ino more calories than other | table grapes —(about 100 cal- lories per cup). So nibble away, ‘and keep happy.

TOMORROW'S DINNER Bisque of Tomato Soup (canned) Pretzels Pork Chops. Braised in ~-

Onion Gravy

Spinach Chiv: Whipped Potato ‘(homemade or flakes) | Fresh Emperor Grape Relish | Baked Apple- Pear Compote Aniseed . Cookies

Coffee, .Tea or Mitk Cemments: The canned |

|Bisque of Tomato Soup is new; Tt

jvery tasty. For. chived whipp- ed potato, add 2 tbsp. frozen chives to 1 qt. mashed potato, beat and reheat. The Emperor grape relish (given below) is uni-

que, nice also for Christmas

coming soon. Measurements level

FRESH EMPEROR GRAPE RELISH -

(New for poultry, or meats)

V2 c. sugar

1% c. water

1-3 c..cider vinegar

2 (2°) sticks cinnamon

6 whole allspice

6 whole cloves

2%_e.._whole Emperor grapes

Combine sugar, water and vinegar in 1-qt. saucepan. Add spices. Bring to boiling. point; boil 3 min. ‘ Remove from heat; | add grapes. Cover and.coc!. 2e- frigerate (covered) at least 24 |

json, dessert in iconsists of grapes, crusty bread

Calories In GrapesLow Despite Luscious Flavor ° ~ - |

ale for any dinner.

LEFT, a tailored mustard co- the Marcusa winter collection pink mohair and wool febrie

lor pure wool tweed suit with as is the sophisticated long cowled back large beaver collar, is from evening dress in coral reef Note the draped .

form. Beat and add egg and! underwent an emergency opera- milk. Stir into flour mixture tion and latest word is he is

to form a thick dough. now making a good recovery. Shape into small balls-a scant Mrs. Annie MacInnis, Lake- %”' in diameter. Place 2’ apart _ is now convalescing with on unoiled cookie sheet. Piatten | and son-iniaw, to 1-16" thickness with bottom i. and Mrs.. John Hogan, of small glass covered with Charlottetown. | aluminum foil, edges preseed Mrs. Preston Bennett return- | up. against the side. ie arts |

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Bake 6 to 8 min. in hot oven, | following surgery in the P.E.] 400 degrees F. or until lightly Hospital, Charlottetown. browned, at edges. Do not over-- Mrs. Rebecca Robertson, | bake. Cool. Store in a closed Munn's Road, is at time of | ‘container. Makes. 5 doz. | writing a patient in the Souris |

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