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DIANNE MACMILLAN

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Downsyiew, Ont., an- the engagement .of thetr daughter, Whilma Dianne, to Michzei _ Norman -Guyett_son-of —Mrs.—_Edward—

‘The Guardian; Charlottetown, Thurs.,. Sept. 8, 1966. 7

60th UBWMU

sionary Union of Provinces, held in Wolfville, N.

MICHAEL GUYETT ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacMil-

1966.

Harbour, N.B., was the devo- tional speaker. throughout the marriage is to take place Oc- |convention. Dr. L. C. Kitchen, tober Ist, 1966, at 3 p. m. at the {former professor of William Ca- Park Royal United Church, |rey’s University, India, and of Charlottetown. ~——~——"lMeMaster University, Hamilton,

Guyett and the late Mr. Guy- ett, Downsview, Ont. The

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Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor. Phone 4-8506

speakers. Others included: Rev: E. M. Jenkins, public relations chairman of Feller College, Grand Ligne, Quebec, and Mrs. E. B. Fielding, treasurer, of the

\Ont., was= among the ~ special NINGS

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sullivan (nee Valerie Myers) whose wed- ding took- place on August 13th, in Barrie, Ont., honeymooned in this province at the home of Mrs. Sullivan’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Myers, Crapaud. During their stay, relatives and friends in the area ‘held a show- er in their honour. vo

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Waugh and Sons Calvin ahd Ian left on a return for Trinidad after spend- ing a five weeks vacation with Mr. Waugh’'s parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Waugh. Bedeque, and with other relatives and friends. Mr. Waugh is the nia- fager of a branch of the Raal Bank in Port of Spain, Trinidad.

Mr_-and Mrs. “Hollis - Myers, and daughter. Donna Halifax, N. S. were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ‘er Bernard, Freetown

~ Mr. and Mrs. Austin Burgess have left for their. home in Bel- mont Mass., after staying two months at ‘their summer home ‘n Murray Harbor.

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Thorne

and three children have return- |

ed to their home at Charnwood, Beaconsfield, P. Q., after spend- Ing a pleasant holiday as. guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Earle Jenkins, Dundas. PES Mig

fed them. to Dundas for a vaca- tion. has also left on’ return.

Mrs. Ann Keene and Mrs. Cecelia Smith and two- children of Toronto, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred_ Jeffrey, Borden

Mr. and Mrs. Qrville M. Mur- ray. and family,“Halifax, N. S., Spent a pleasant holiday recent- ly-at the former's old home at Meadow Bank

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Mr and. Mrs. M. Burgess and children,” Dale, Pamela and

_-Robert—have—left Sotey wee |.

in Lexington, Mass. They were ‘accompanied by their Sattdra Jones also of Lexington, after vacationing at their cot- tage at Murray Harbor.

A shower was held in honor of

Gail McKeeman recently in St. Mary’s Church Hall, by.the CWL Montague. The bride-to-be was escorted to fhe seat of honour by Janice MacLeod and Geneva Carpenter Gifts were opened

by Miss Carpenter and _ verses were read by Mary Cain. Re- freshments were served by |

Members of the CWL.

Miss McKeeman was also guest of honor at a miscellane- Ous shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carpenter, Mon tague, where gifts were present-

ed--by Geneva Carpenter” and) Erna, Bill and Nan Westaway | verses read by Jeannie Mac- | Montague, have returned from |

Leod. A buffet supper was ser- ved by the . hostess) and Miss | MacLeod: Seca

from Oshawa, where she? has

Roberta Balser. has we HOUSEHOLD

been visiting for two months} °

with her father.

|

John Perry, St. Louis, left re- cently on a visit to Boston, Mass |

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Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Deighan, Borden, | were .Mr...and~ Mrs. Edward

Noonan and sons Brian and Barry, George Dawson and Ambrose Noonan, all of Brant- | ford, Ont. |

The Christian Youth organiza- | tion of Montague held a corn! boil last week on ‘Brudenell | Point. Games, races and sing- | ing helped to make the evening | enjoyable. eee A ee Re RD

Stephanie and Peter Larter. and Mary MeNeill, Alberton, |

I Gordon Thorne, | Vancouver, who had accompan- *

guest |

Ontario and Quebec Baptist/Con- vention, who recently returned from a tour of India.

The presidential ‘address was Mr. and Mrs. Walter “Paynter delivered by Mrs. A. G. Crowe, jand son, Ivan, Halifax, were re- Who presented a resume of qua-

| Vota jlities needed by women to be cont” visilors:'to-- Freetown: and leaders and pleaded for more

Sherbrooke. lvolunteers for the work of furth- |_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maton, ("ig the Gospel. She announe- |Saskatoon, were recent guests pa Paer pel aki pri Sninie is rad cones Receots| Hey A. lof name of the Convention from --Piercey and Mrs. Piercey at|ine URWMU., of the Maritime

| Milton. Other recent visitors at MU the Milton rectory were Mrs. prov nen ee ee et

‘John Perrin and her son, John, | The work of home missions jof Long Pond, Nfld. lwas: presented by a panel from ‘ : the Dartmouth and Halifax. Ba | John A. Murray and Everett \tict missionary groups. A total jMurray,. Clyde River and Colin Gf 99 children from the home for |Murray, Meadow Bank, were re- colored children at Westphal, N. jcent visitors to Moncton, N. B. |§., were present and sang hymns **" ~“"""lunder the direction of Mary Paris matron of the Home, -and Rev: Donald Fairfax, Dartmouth, N. S. Bessie Lockhart, a retired missionary from India,“with the help ‘of several children of the mission band and their mothers, portrayed the part played by the bible women of India, in mis- sion work.

Other fine audio visual pre- sentations were given by Mfrs. Rene McCallum, Truro, N. S., Mrs. Roland Blenkhorn, Saint John, N. B.; Mrs. Robert Read,

|Weston, Ont,, after being guests jof Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MacRae, Alberton.

Lester Perry, Toronto, Ont, jhas been visiting in Borden with ‘his. son, Michaél, and—with-—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jeffrey.

| Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Bell and family have returned to their honie.in.London, Ont., after. visit- jing relatives In Elmsdale and Alberton

Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Phillips jand Mrs. Herbert Champion ar- i\Tived from Dartmouth, N. S., jlast week to again take up resid- ence in their home town, Al- berton ee

S. Barker, Flatlands, N. B. Greetings were brought to the /Convention by Dr. O. E. Daniel,

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Westa- (general secretary of the Baptist way and son Kevin of Toronto, \Foreign Mission Board, Toronto

‘are visiting Mrs. Blanche West-

away, Montague. SPECIAL Carla Moore. New Waterford.

jCape Breton is-a guest of Mrs. | Round Steak, Ib.

jJohn MacDonald, Georgetown. > Rump Roast, Ib- .

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'Mill Road and {t is a number of | years since she visited her nat- live province. Brenton Davies, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leroy |White, Sturgeon, left for Califor-

‘nia, last week upon receiving |word that his son is ill. |

Mrs.~ Ruth Sommers, Charlot- itetown, was a weekend guest of }Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien,

Alberton. Z Lola Shaw, Lorne Valley, was} — ‘a weekend guest of her brother-

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ji Plans are in the making here

for a new large elementary

Is Held In Wolfville, N.S.

| Neafly 600 women registered |A warm welcome was given to\ren's Aid Society :

Convention

via and Africa, and six. returned

S., August. 30 to September 1, |missionaries living in Canada.

The general... treasurer, Mrs.

Mrs. L.B. Estabrooks, Blacks | Harrison Lewis, Sable River,

N. S., reported that $167,550.84 was raised for foreign and home missions during the past year and the total estimated budget for the new. year would be $167,- 050.000.

‘The women of. the Newfound- land Baptist Missionary Socie- ties were represented for the first time by the presence of a member of the executive, Mrs. Fred Sears, of St. John's, pro- land.

Officers elected for 1967 were \president, Mrs. A. G. Crowe, |\Lancaster, N. B.; general treas- lurer,, Mabelle Webster, Truro, iN. S.; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Albert Geitzlér, Truro, N. S., and Clara Keirstead, Sackville, N.B. secretary, Mrs. DM M. Spinney, Yarmouth, N. S.; editor of the Atlantic Baptist page, Mrs. L. B. Wright, Mahone Bay, N. S.; superintendent off. White Cross, Mrs. C. A. Powell, Moncton, N. B.

The closing session was held jointly with the United Baptist Convention when the president, Kenneth Spencer, Moncton, gave

his presidential address.

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HAMILTON. —— The new na- jal tional president of the Catholic | . and Mrs. Women’s. League says she has \COCk.of Urbainville who

writer, recently marrie@ have left for |Kdgar and‘ his wife’ and

two widely different ways~ that

indicate thevariety of her inter. Edmon A. Arsenault of Urbain- ville, were Mr. and. Mrs. Em- |

Mrs. H. T. Donihee has writ. ett Maddix and sons David and | another son Gustave of Toronto- ten a bridge column for the news- | V@¥ne. also Mrs. Don Brown and |

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paper in Cornwall! her

and she has written a poem that 'senault,’ Mrs

is a prayer as a result of her work with the Cornwall Child-

ren who had been deserted by their parents She wondered how. something like that -could happen in Cornwall without nei- ghbors noticing the children's plight and helping. She discov- ered that the family lived near her — she was one of the neigh- bors who. had noticed

She says her prayer for. guid- ance, repeated each night, came a poem. It has the impri- matur of the Bishop of Alexan- dria, and has been printed.

Mrs. Donihee is an avid bridge player who attends tournaments when she can and who has taught some blind people to play with Braille cards.

Committee in Cornwall and is president of the local unit of the Canadian Cancer Society.

A widow, Mrs. Donihee has two sons and a daughter: =

She has been a member of the’ CWL from 1947, has worked with | the Girl Guides, the. City Plan- | ning Board, the Juvenile Court |

Mrs. H.T. Donihee’ ST.HUBERT ©

}ton, N. M a Reg: te} rk B “ , Mr. -and Mrs. .Roy Evans of eggie Hitchcock, physical ine oan Joe Abarat and ay Exelda Arsenault of Montreal | Peakes Station, P. FE. I. were rec: | Structor at-the, Evangeline Rez val aoe . enna veanne. Of | has spent her holidays with: her ‘ent guest of Mrs. Marguerite Ar.|ionel High, Schoo! at Abram’s from tho. Sake pee ee jParents, Mr. and Mrs. Augustin 'senault of Urbainville Village, has texen a—two-week ; SP': | Arsenault of Urbainville Mine > Cannsed@ Avaepauit. col ee eae i Cheenienione : | Recent visitors at the home of |Urbainville has returned from ‘, sive drives Mr._and Mrs. Robert ' Hitch- |Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus P. Gallant |the “Pringe.--.County Hospital, "07S teat were /of Urbainville were a

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