ony eT —_ ‘: = (Riley ble ob thongh be works end apaifing out the laghe of this onfeting Ent companionship ‘a Me mmtoon Rell pall wae amewered ¥ best when not under pressure. jchoice, perhaps he is showing | work A person's in-| by eight members. Three visit- : He is well liked, or pefhaps I|)more: sense and character than|vestment of and energy |ors were preseat. Minutes of should say “fespected”—as he/| the “average” vag eB Dy ooo} peptetnty tom be rage Da vnctay ond hw ae — Bypass nll ap- ad . does not permit people to get|te let himself be pressured into/ a very acceptable substitute in his | proved. close coough te him for warenth. | social roles thet othere doam ault-|iMe, for those close persona) re-|ed making four alla ste eencal His personality is totally differ-|able. In short, your son's set of| lations that occupy and emotion-|commitiee gave her % ent from his father’s or my own. |the will on this point may mean, | ally support other folks of a dif-| treasurer reported $25.94 we Sow, ieee contacts See San eae sees See. ‘ hand. : numbers of people, and are con-| iar rather S$. COM-|- For a f, inating | t Correspondence was répd 3 - * cerned lest our vou may be sor-|mendably ler and responsive line whole subject afi a mat's ve-|several thaak you : ; up an old aze of lonesomeness : voice of personal -stional choice, read The Secular | Christmas boxes and sick treats. j Lena Caroline McLure, Women's Editor, Phone 6508 Tea a ee ni Te kt creat of yeart t+ “os [Journal of Thomas Merton (Far-|It wa decided that institute men Thanks views. . | ment of years. | ae published canvass district The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Feb. 21, 1959. 7 |some ARE CALLED On the other hand, there is altnsugh written et Pets, | oes teach Was Seal Ge Dear P.N.: I think it is reason-|chance that he is simply talking| years ago. On the final page of | Vite the Indian River W.I. mem. TH able to assume that marriage, as| through his hat, because he hasn't/ins: old account, young Merton, | ers to our March meeting which < MARY HAWOR a vocation, .isn't for everyone? |yet met the girl who can change |jeaving to enter a Trappist mon-| is to be held at the home of Mrs. : “pale The unmarried, way of life | his intentions and swing him into astery, is saying goodbye to being | - : ! seems also to have its recognized |@ brand-new vision of life, @S/4 writer! Even so, he muses: “i 1} Mother Frets Over Son's _|aisceand valiy in God's grand] radically at Sauls outlook and |Goq" wants, me to write, T cas : ! : Tertegh the cone: techelertasd [Reboot ana od, by | write anywhere.” As we know. : |. : : , o ing encounter on his fame as a writer burgeoned | hh ‘7 in sf arniage and spinsterhood have come to be|to Damascus. So that Saul be- mona continues | - . Aversion. O a3 : designated, half facetiously, as|came Paul, a deeply chastened nue ——*" : " a ‘ Dear Mary Haworth: I would ing his privacy” (that is his ex- | the condititon of “single ond betler mee. Mary sem bcacacisl ce appgeciate your comment on the|pression) is abhorrent to him; |®8¢ss.""'And, as you know, folk| But speaking of your worries, through her column, not by mail. INSURANCE COUNSELLORS following, about which I do some |that he doesn't wish to account | Sayings represent a distillation of |let's suppose.your son is to be &/or personal interview. Write her puzzled worrying: to, or be responsible for, anyone; |humaa wisdom, intuitively ar-| bachelor all his life. M s0, itlin care of this newspaper and é = I have a son, 2, a college and that he realizes that his king} Tived at, and handed on in cap-|doesn’t follow necessarily that . ex: graduate, holding quite a good job|of person is totgily -unsuited te| Sule phrases. will oppress his old BALTIC WL TRAVEL AGENTS -. Hor his age—with no home &-|marriage, and therefore he ia-| Thus perhaps your son ts truly | age. *< |nancial obligations — though he| tends to avoid it. On the beam of the way of life| ONE MAN’S CHOICE The February meeting of the, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. L pays his own Way, of course)—|HE’S ALOOF TYPE wherein be can make the best} For one thing, he may not live | Baltic W.I. was held at the home | : ‘ 2 who persistently maintains that| Oddly enough, he is a very com-|use of his talents, when he in-/to be old. For another thing, he|of Mrs. Everett Wall. The meet- Telephones: Insurance 3046 Travel 3541 . |he will not ‘marry. scientious, y pereom | sists that marriage is not for him. may be absorbed in loved work|ing was opened by singing the : He says that the idea of “shar-|with a keen sense of responsi-' In declaring for bachelorhood, |to the end, finding sufficient con-'Ode and repeatin, the Creed im = | . — —~ we . ae {he ARRAS i : Vanity Fain

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Missionaries and convener of | Tesponse to a request from the radio, film and television. Prince County Social. Welfare The Seecwer pave @ very | re . offer || EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE favorable report which showed | “1,19 donate material to make } © : A @ very substantial sum being rais Ment enecting fe to be ot the ae ed from the weekly card parties. i cee ag a - . It was moved and seconded that Meeting closed foie coat te $2.00 be given \to parish funds. | unison and the director's bles- There was no new business. sing. Lunch was served and a The meeting was adjourned and | ,-ial hour enjoyed. closed with prayer. % YACHT ARRIVES SAFELY SPRING VALLEY W.I. BRISBANE, Australia (Reut-

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; se oA ¢ 700 miles from here Wednesday. president, Mrs. Charlie Cole, in : ‘ ; say | Lhe yacht, chatered by. former the chair ppened the meeting s with the singing of “Clementine” French movie queen Josette Day se Saas Ginued| and her wealthy Belgian husband, se . oe Resa ard/ Maurice Solday, from British in-

, austrialist Sir Bernard Docker, bers answered roll call with @0/ ws, battered by waves and 1Ié- exchange of valentines.

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The regular meeting of the) Long River YP.U. was held on | February 13th, at the Long Riv- | er Hall. The meeting opened with | hymn 249, followed by the mem- | bers purpose in unison. The scrip- ture reading Mark 16, was read | by Clair MacLeod and a discus- 4%; sion by the members followed. |» We were led in prayer by Rev. FF Elliott, ed by the Lord’s Prayer in unison.

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