St. Dunstan's

Dun.-Inn's Iaailica. Charlotte-

uhen Ruth Isabella Cnrrtgan ex-

Lg(”ld.l.

rue bride is the daughter of Ali; Tholltll 1-). om-rigan and no late Thomas E. Corrigan. vim tar lune years was Sports rdvtor of the Charlottetown .-la.-iiaa. The groom. now an miiimea of the Dominion De- partment of Public Works. Char- ll'IllPl.IM'1I, is the son of Mrs. ltodulnlia loclalr. and the lata ltodnli-he Iaaclair of North Run- tim. l"E.l. Rt Rev. Mair. Patrick Mc- ilaiioll celebrated the Nupiial llaxs. and pni-tormad the double 'in.; ceremony. Rev. Eric Robin and Brother Ivan McCorn'iack uni? present in the Sanctuary. in arrangement of bouquets i-I siiapdriigon enhanced the ii.-aiity of the altar. while vigil lights added ll touch of rever- -urw. The sanctuary was decor- -.-rt with baskets of fresh sum- mix" flowers. interspersed with llir ;i'eenery of ferns. Bnvw of in r ribbon marked the surest

Tlvr lI.Vtlln!t'flllrlt1j the Mass Vir'r irry sweetly i-enderrd by its Vfargnret Marlnlyre. ac- mammied by Mrs. Jorevh Dou- .4" oiqalllitl.

I"v-- lirldr, given in iiiarmiiio in '11 brother William Corriaan ill ltlltlullk looked lovely in a How -viuzlii dress of lace and rm lIllnCI over satin. and a we imlero with Peter Pm col-

l.-: iiidded with arts. and Inn: -leaves is to points or: her hands. .

H-vi tulle illusion. Vail was Iicld ti rlare by an embroidered ti- au of sequins and pearls Her M-V l('WPlf'y. pearl enrrin I. live a iiift of the groom S e wirri a bouquet of unite lea- vho-:-nrl t-Q-nations. it - Rosella Letllair, sister of live zioom. was bridesmaid She van attired in ii floor-length Hm of pale mauve net over ta-

ls Setting For Wedding

4 in-auiilul wedding. altendedl -A A little circle of friends and ,,.la:..:-5. was solamniaed at st.- innn on Vladneaday. Auauli 1.l

,h.;n;i-rt vows with John Albany

Basilica

Nets and matching bolero. head- dress and mitts: she carried a iiosegay of 'l'awn.y Gold roses.

Mr. Eric Laclair. brother ol the irroooi was best man. The ushers were Mr. William Gur- ney of Toronto. and Mr. Ax- inand Leclalr.

' The bride's mother cboae for

yber daughter's wedding a dress

to! powder blue rrope and lace:

Jwilh accessories to match She-

;worn a oorsaxe in pink delight

T0505.

The groom's mother wore a dress of navy blur.-,i-rope, with white accessories. and a cor- aagn of while feathered carna- l lions. '

Following the ceremony is re- ception was held at Old Spain lhlue Room (or fifty guests. The liables were tastefully decorat- ed with candelabra and tall ta- pers and bouquets of sweet peas and baby's breath. The jhridets table was centered with

; ino-iicr wedding cake. topped

with a miniature hride and

groom in an arch of white roses and lilies ol the valley.

T The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Rev. Eric Robin. and flltmaly responded to by the

l groom.

l Mr. Connie laeClair was man- le: of ceremonies. Durlna the reception solos were rendered. by Miss Margaret Maclntyre and Mrs Emery Mellanson.

Later in the afternoon a re- re-ption was held at North Rur-

,Ilr-o. at the groom's home for friends and relatives.

1 Prior in her marriage. the

hride was tendered a shower by

lat tlfr home of Mrs. George list-er. A mlscalananos slower.

her friend. Miss Brenda Hickey.”

was also given at North Ruallco. lat the home of the groom's mo-

tlicr. i!

out of the province nueiits in- lcluded: Miss Antoinette Pineau of Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Edn- I iinrd IA-Clair. Malton. Ont; Mrs. i.lack Rivetle. Mactler. Ont.. we and Mrs. William Corrhan. o- ronto. Ont. Mr. William Gurneyl Toronto. (int. and brother inn 1 Mccorrnack. Ottawa.

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I RV IDA BAILEY ALLEN ”" l- my considered onlnlon. mrlwne. that this new lnatoni

M krll lhF chef. ' '

''l' is onion at its best. vacuum tint ready to use with on pre- Hl on whatever. It reconsti- ltn in water or any type of not "ll" ire within two minutes and

illllli wt onion is very useful," re-l

instant Minced Onion Practical Cooking Aid .

tin cnld moisture within five nun-i tuteit. isrriiriziuo man i "l added a tablespoon of in- latant onion when pan-frying po- tatoes. They were soft and deli- cately browned by the time that potatoes fried. It makes the moat, appetizimi onion-scrambled eggs. gives flna flavor to sauces and French dressing and picks up the flavor of canned fish. . "A tablespoon of instant onion added to one-quarter cup water to reconstitute it equals one- quarter cup minced fresh onion; three-quarters of a teaspoon 0' instant minced onion" equals one tablespoon ' J freali onion. "for duties calling for small quant ten of onion. chef. it is the praedal. economical answer." I

"I understand in at instant onion is now nationally diatrib-

HK AND N33 -3- A- IJCLAII. AND AITENDANTS

8 rapid Stir in 1 c. raw converted or

brown

mln.: reduce the heat..Cover and simmer-boll aim min. or until the rice lotender and has ab-

taaaui-ntiaolaLnra.Ianca'slAtiau.rsnns&

giieugs may

uni companion. we tell Alder- iaa this afternoon to he one of her family of eight to anther with a small woman in the old home over the weekend. in cele- bratlon of her list anniversary of birth. Some years have pass- ed since we last all foregalleh d here.

Ilecauu while moat of her cbildren continue in be Island- ars. there in the clenlyman -- ann who must come from a mill!- bnrsng province to be with us. I and the daughter who now claims in far southern atate as her home

- ainimei-::..l: so lnin.

rice. Boil rapidly for I I

Tomorrmv, however. if all goes well, we shall once more be to- gether an a group. to recall so

gimwhr 5.1957 Th: Guardian Pn;e9

The Family Meet For J '.MOll19f'S 91st Birthday

With granddaughter for a plea- stink, green. bright and fadina.

and a host" site commented evi- dently pleased with her good for- tune. as we rode through pic- tured countryside gates of the

"Write it on your

Has Wedding Of interest

A il('(lflIn'.! of interest in iiianylun rer heatldrt-in a frieiitis and relatives in the Mar- hanneiiy of net,

towards the l iiiairhiiiz

sunset.

Presently now the night. moon- ilinie Provinces uas wleniniz- nosegay of mulii-t-olon-ti sneer Glio.si" t'lttit'(l lllls p('l'l(l(l

lit and star-apaulod. will ta ad in the (torn Hill L'iiiu-d Bapv peas. y Tm. .,.;..l..... I”; thy 13,, ,-t.L.u,l

us to our rest. It will see too tin church, Corn llill. wlienl The mo liiilp lltM('.t' -,.-iris .ImI i,-..- .......i...,; m.,.,. read and ap-

the week retke r one which Rev. (Lari Bairibridge united in ith Burden. and lioscaiine llovi- 1,.-nwil. l.'i ulftlnhgys ,-i.,p(,,,m.d-

for the most part was pleased marriage, using the double ring, att. neices of the 2i-ouiii more in the you .-an, ms Blmmaut

to smile on, and encourage the ceoemony. .lniiBplllllt.' Arminthia. frocks of pink and yellovi iiyloii n.pm.,M 3;, W,”nd': Dy (.h,,m"H- ..--.

work of the fields. A nice week only tlauulitcr of Mr. and Mrs. with matching haiidcaus and 5,", melway l

and a nice day this has been. David Lewis. Coin ilill. anl (fol- white accessories. and carric-it l ' U .

heart that in Murray. son of Mr and Mrs.

lLos Angeles Louple Are

.'Hr Lea retired hotel manager. only ,- been far apart. They were born;

- in Tryul Prime Idllrd Island. , I Canada. and were marned Illere. WWII ilfHl'Il'lMt'Wd?9'l- 5""

ed the lnl-'flll'l('l'.h iii the Auxiliary -oi the W X! S at her linnie ' iThtirstla3 t-it-iiiiig. Se-nit-Iiibci 5.!

durtcri the li'oi'.-hip period on the:

God Wlitise hlttltty Light at lloiiii-' ed iii a prawn" and lit.'iii,v.

and i'ai'i'icd a lliiiiii

nosegays of niulti-colored siiet-i mm "P Wm u(,mbH.y M,” IF

Married For 75 Years

Ir and Mrs John Hall Lea.) Ir Lea spends much time wal- buili 95, quietly celebrated their king and chatting with friends 75th wedding anniversary re- and is active in the Hotel Great- eeutly with their daughter and ers of America Mrs. Lea. not a few friends at the Blachluneiso active. en.io.i's knitting Llulllj Apartments. 244 South Olive St. with them in their daulhler and child, Mrs Edna Hodg- and his wife. Jeaale. have newer 50,,

They have two ,'TallflClIlldfOll September l0, 1882.

ea great - great-izrandchildr-en.

lll'.'N"l'ER RIVER W.M.S. Mr-

ttritlle Sell;-ir eiilvrlntn-. tint

'l'iit- prtwitieiit pI'LtnlLl(tfJ and tun-i

of meadow lw mum". ltlivnic "The Joy of t'lii'iaiaul "We'd better not linger here" l-'i'u-iistiip amt op.-iied the. she said moving on ahead "it . nlcelliig wuli Pi-a,xei'. t i we want to catch that bus all C H B ' h Stiipiurv Ii-win lulmh mun the highway!" I Plllllllplalls l 1-ti. itaa re-all in "I've been on buses. trains. ulllaotl H)fllll 'l'lmu Gracious

Lt-ii(l.s the it its .xulIL' l0ll0W-

The l'ii'ile of Pravt-i' t(2i'at'Iiiu.. Spirit.

and the Htil y

llloieti and semiitlwt that all

Wlbed W9 1'11"” much for which to be rateful everyday is the best da of the Arthur Kinv. of ('harlotteiovvn.i an. . The chef oven-fried. eRlIIlIM- of this mother's attectign and year" Emerson once said. Tu- PEI. g peltalpli liunli-ii, (tau-miisli. P. """d"" "ml fl" 'l"'””.'""'."'” '0 limluu .ilcl1m'Ii. MM l---mt--n Cl" In "nwelw "1 "1 9831' care through the years. and to marrow will be. we believe an Mrs t'liui-in Wilson. (lolrv la- H I. brother - in - lavi of H10 we MM'”""” Mmmb Mile mm lb itmllllit the hlU'lt'"lt P""”llP' at cruaawlae in '6-in. slices. be, after a manner. children a- pecially so for us e- uw day on land. aunt of ilI(' hridc. was or- groom, was best man. l-lit-rcii m 0f'l"b”' I H y at Qm-ciis Univrr.viI,i. lip H or it across to form half-moons. .2111 in the 'amiliar rooms which which as a family forzathered lo Ehlllal The soloist was (ii-urge xe- llowaii. Althany, P 1-: l . and 'ron- N” Uwd , ("WW '” "”"ta st.-it-Neill Skhtilarnlllp Hodge l 3”.” 93 590' "591 lhlewlllly shelter beneath this invariably honor her birthday W shall be cord Millltiivlt. llflt'll' of the bride neiiea Schuelz. Monclon. us'hei'- pr.”-H". N” pmwr '"”'”'”m"7V'la son of Ml". and Mrs. lhinalt with vegetable oil. Coat with a happy rooftree. able in say with one accord of who sane ”l'll wallg B2SldCiPd . ,l.M'” "W" ”l "'9 ””l"b" '"”l'llvl(-rim-ii. hem Li.ndun lie at mixture of Ha 1:. fine dry bread "The wund of the threshing is a Mother lines written by Ethel Yiiu". lit-ltirc the ceremony, and; Villowiiig llic ccreniony a red, "V"-' 74 5""”'l ”'H5 "”de '"d gilended Prince of Wales Colic-gt crumbs. 1 tsp. salt. '1 tsp. pep- hlloviing us" Granddaughter Rani: Fuller: the "23rd Psalm" during the c. tion was held at the timiic oiih””kh' "Wilt Mlfwd l”"l 5'"'"f'd"'llfoui' )tH'lr.s and led eat-li war per. ls tsp. nionoaodium gluta- naid as we climbed the rise of ”Her hands have much signing of the rezislcr. the bride for upwards of eighty llli" -V'i”- ”' 59”1"- ;””' l"”"e. Last suinnii-r he wail l"l'IIllllI)l'( nuts and 1;; tsp. powdered baql road by the house till the hill. Of Chrtatlllte touch. The bride. i,'ivt'n in inairtage guests. hlrs. Arthur Siilliv'aiil(lll”'"h 3'"l 5l"V 'l-5” A"d"""” with the tlydri Electric Co. ll or oregano. Place in a single She lauizhed. ”Just like the pup Her smile on one by llt'r father. was attired in a Saint John. aunt of tlie bride,;b9 3 t'"'"mIllH' in limit? Eli-,Lm,d(,,,V Omarm lqyer in . wenon. )3;-3. pimp - hut I chased him home!" is bet-iiiion. y floor it-iigth ignviii of white Chan- poured. Misses Faye Mat-Qiiiiint ranuciiii-iits for I Sll9t'I3l VVMJ nwe 15 mil in I modern". ”Ycs,'” we said a bi? brealh- Her silver hatr lilii lace and nylon net over Ial'- and Betty Mt-Laren, Mtiiir-iiiii,iS. beriit-c. l own. 375 degree; 1-', or um" less. We stopped. as we uiiual- A halo rare. feta. The hodii-e of lace had I served the bridal part) i 'lllii- Oi-tulicr fIIt'('llllL' It; be smut. and Mug 1).." uuiman g,

brown .

Ylchts. be'rla

Iplli at cord is

brown on one side, then turn to

for the use of President William Tubman. the. Liberian Embassy announced Tuesday. The yacht was once owned by the l to the rear of the buildings a late Lord Camrose. British newl- papar magnate.

HOUSEHOLD HINT

A light window shade that has

ly do when on foot to look back from the summit there. on the

T k ' ' . i - 8 es abm" L, mm M0 scene left behind. Did the old

lured In the still sunny front meadow. whore. also caught too in the sunshine. some of the cat- tie-kind grazed. Down the rise

liaa been bought by Li-

tractor moved aleadlhr draw- ing an offering of sheaves lo the thrcsher. About it. and a- iminst maple woodlands beauti- ful in their glnwinit autumn shad-

the hem above the pull easily mended.

l--amber of stutnile, gold of

,( rjeyill

.. E. y

Her step. a sound On holy ground. . ller dear face lined

RECALL AMBASSADOR TUNIS, Tunisia llabih Bourgclba of Tunisia announced Thursday he has mention his nmbggudor in over taffeta. liar headdress was-' Jersey and darrnn. uhllP ii-li h Paris. Tiin- declaim follows rev I hanrlaaii of matching net. She sewed tension between lfrancalcarried a nrisritay of multi-col- and her former protectorate overi nred sweet peas

' President

en. the farmtands spread out in j Tunisian charges that Frenelii an attractive pattern of season plans from neighboring Algeria maid wore a dress of pink neti up residence In St. Hubertx. Qun- ton l have strafed Tunisian villartes. lover taffeta with matching liol-. bee. Where the groom is station-ll Na-wt-asile, N.B.

BRINGI OUT

IN YOU

snrrfia

scallop:-d in-cltline with net in- sets sIllfldNl iiitli iridescent se- quins and hail ll Peter Pan coi-

Otlierkr serving were.

Figerl. - -.- - . ,-,.- house appear to be a littld (lt'St)- But ltllld -- kind. lai'. the inii: sleeves taper In hourne Marr, Mrs. (ii-oi-no Wil-l TUBMAN GETS YA('n'r late? Or pediaps we only ima'1- 0' Womelh bill ltollila mvr the uliiili Her lin- son. and 3-lra. Mani Wil-on.l """""”T" ' "i i 7 LONDON tneuigni -- Th.-142. tried it had settled into an iin- And loveliest." gortiii vi-it fell from a partial um yum vi,-Emil. one of the usual quiet, , , Until Monday e- - - Diary crown studded with iridescent. Ella llunt replenislied. Mini (:eo- was world's largest prlvqtelyqwned The Nell-mare and foal pas- -Goodnight. . . quins and pearls. She carried a

cascade bouquet of Americani the guest book.

Beauty roses. Later the happy Miss Jennie Wilson,

land. t'tIlNlll of the bride. aslscolia and Prince F.tiwai'd

tlleutcrsi - . . I maid- of - honor was gs-wiied-land. For travelling

and navy and white at-ressiir-t

it-an Ftnauty roses. Mrv Ti-nnesca Si-tiwotz. brides-

. couple left- several years. Prior to her wed-l T t'r-les ls- for points of lnleI'tl.K't in Nova-ding there were several sot-iallo Mourrov city mcsnmi-;n is-i gatherings held in the bride when she received many lovely- in a Iiresa of mppliiro hliie nylon! donned a powder bluv tll'('iH of '.:ifIs.

lotteiuuii. ieii and wore ii i-orange til Amer Siininicrside. lgoiiclio. N'.S., Windsor. Ontario. Perm. Molotov was plll'ZPd frorr On their return llluil iull tzikr Saint John.

Miss hold at Mrs. H('fllP)' Sllt'lI('Q'S,lp'-954:,” H". slum Mnky Kaye Hurner, Mrs. llaigil Mair. Roll Mrs. Reece Iiunficltl. Vlrs .ili-l- Mm. John Crasviell. Mrs. Fred W 5,,mh' mo. p..,.” Hm,” "H

"3" l” M W”"l h”"'l-""- Luiit-li lnr (lvtotier. Sin Hat

Mrs llusxi-l Bi-i'ii.'ii'(l. The lIIP9l

Mrs. Oliestcr l-Iaxtiiirk and ilissi ed uith the RCAI". The hi'tde.ln" "l"'"M mm ll l"."'w"' L""d

tumierly an employee at was at-i'u-d by the cuiiiiiiittec

izia M('Laren was in charge lift the Metropolitan Life insurance "gist.-,-d by the huhlyxs. Company. Mom-ton, for the last!

her honor

M()S(l()W 'Al'l 'l'lie Mt:-mitt prt-ss,annoiinced 'IY1iii'siiay that (iiicstii ivi-re present from Char Molotov city '"'l "Kim". I" ll" Cavendish. Albany. Ural.-i. have been changed hart P. E. l. Tntama-i to their l.'io - year - old name at

Mont--I the Kremlin command in July and i and named ambassador in (mm lhlonaolia.

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