Mn. AND MRS. KE

First Baptist Church Chapel

, Central

HAPPE

Audrey .lenkins. Women's Edlioll

Honeymoon In

East. Pnlnt BIplllt Church was the seen: at a summer wed- ding when Elizabeth ElIlne. daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Low- ell cning. Klngsbom. became the bride ot Merton hichardl Bruce. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Royl brace. lied

The c h u re h was decorated with baskets oi mined flowers, and guest pews were marked‘ with tiny coloured bows

The bride, given in marriage by her tathcr. wore a streetl

NINGS

Phone mun

willace bell, papa. Athena. accompanied by his daughter Mrs Nick sltlar. Edmonton, is visiting his brother pruce hell. ummerslde. his sister. Mrs. DuMIn Buchanlu. Summemdei

dralativeaincuntonand Linkletter, Mr bell tell the is- land and went went "I lszi. where he and his son carry on mixed tarming ln Dapp

Mr. and Mrs. Monty Gardiner.

B e d c d u e. celebrat» ed their lath wedding Inllll‘eb sary Saturday evening when lricndt and relatives met to ex- tend best wishes. Gills were pre sented by Mrs. Prouse Gardin- er and verses read by Mrs. Camden Gardiner Lullcll was served by their daughter Mrs Wendell walte, Mrs. tiny Mao Cnull and Mrs Fred .lewsll. as. Iisled by the hnstesl.

Dr James l Higgins, oi tlle veterinarian division. provincial department oi agriculture, lelt this week lotr a holiday in Que- bec and Ontario. lie was accoltb panied by Mrs Higgins.

Scene Of Recent Nuptials

The marl‘li'lzP oi Gloria Jean,‘ The groom‘< mother wore a daughter of Mr and Mrs Clit- brtrcsdcd sheath dress in shrdcs lard chandler, \‘orlll Hilton and oi Moon and en. brtgo nc- George Kenneth. soil or Mr and cessorics. and corsnge oI yellow Mrs, George llarKay. South varnalions Winsloe was soleninized at it l‘N't‘plliin tor its :llrsls iia double ring ccrcmony chapel the Fil‘xi C h utell. Charlulll-imin ceremony was pcriorm

, The bride's table ivas decorat.. by ed with iloiicrs in pastel shades nev Ross l-loiiard lighted while tapers. and center- The bride tlore a door length Pd WI”! 8 this? “or limiting gown of nylon sheer with lace rake iiiva wum mlnaturc hrtnr appliques lt :eatlired a saiirina.nn ' neckline with lace inserts, titted }[ Rel? haggard won mas- bodlce with long torso point at er 0 eerem ‘ back and lily point sleeves. Her The Must in the bride one shoulder length veil oi nylon lul- le iell gracetulli- lrom a comet o! sequins and pearls She Care‘ tied a wlute Bible upon u‘hlm‘

The guest book was circulated by the groom's sister. Sandra MacKay.

Following the reception ihel guests gathered at the home oil the bride inr a social hour and} sing song i

The young couple lcit on s lio- ‘ neymoon Lrlp to points oi inter-. est in the Maritimes

For travelung the bride wore

were clustered sweetheart rosel with white satin streamers.

The bride was attended by her sister Marlorie, who wore a lull sldrted yellow nylon oi-cr taiieta dress Villll matching headdress, and accessories. and carried ai nosegay or yellow and white‘ earnationa A

The mom was attende Wlwith white accessories, and cor- Blylhe Rodd sage or white cornations

For her daughter's wedding Prior to the wedding a com Mrs. Chandler chose a sheath munlty shower was held at the dress ot blue nowered Mmhreylbrlde‘s home, shower was

cuplnnl with matching thr ee also held ill honor of the bride silent. At the banquet table. cor— $200 be donated to the Unitarisnl . quarter

and l and groom in Winsloe Road liall. age Mr. and Mrs, Met-Kati have

length duster. white accessories Her cars was white chi-nations.

ELLEN’S DIARY

Hearth Fire Brightens l With Chimney Cleaned

We remember at lmlav howiour aeoouni ommitted or done, easily it": charms return to us: lyre are sdvxsed never: never to its quiet colors and its lDVElla “jg”?! 5"“ in dim“ "W" "M

“9? “'1 “U "W M“ "‘"l We recall the items oi relicl quirks, which at the time we r. we experienced on awnking this

or less unsettling to our moraine to it it n w that y e stor- ealin, have isdod. until only a :day's storm oi wind and d amp dim mem y now remains The was now spent » moved little cares th

at trcitcd us. the irom us

disappointments, which all all. and co

ediud have been opportunities it hm“ beside u. in me my '4! M" 5m???" '0 with ““1" ‘ old bed. raised himsolr to an P;

sstbilities. the potty concerns. ve gone lrom us non M k, we

ibnii- and surveyed the v alley think. titting to come thus to the "

bnut

“d o, d“, And in mm ‘ “Well. that blow is over" he noe‘a peace with the world holcomlmm'Ed "And 35 '3' as I harm

Ion retiring, to remember that when some i-enorn lingers in mind or heart over something on

ican see there's been no done hPI‘P nni even a tree mIS- sine" he said

When last evening's wind was lrislrIE to blow us gust st, James lcamein lrom hisehoring to open the covers oi the stove.

ably. only embers remained.

"T ' gmd'" tie nodded. "And since film evening is not cold. we'll leave things as they It! Belief to sit Ii while in a chilly hnuse" he observed "than in have llll hnllse al Ill! Th l I would be i‘ had nighl [or a {ille- fire Thlnli how the sparks would fly! We musl gel those pipe! and me chimney clenl for (here's bound to be other ll i [it winds ahead."

T 3y then. when the Mill! wII smiling hll prettiest. touching tree Ind led! with his mm me]. low gold. the extension ladders

re and a route laid along wall and rot)! in the chimney And .lImee climbed up. round alter round. Ilnlll he VIII Come in the ridge pols.

"So" Mr drlel lrnm his play to the scene. milled up at him "m’k clenan the shim.

a good day to clean It“ we oiiered. And the light brrese turned our word! '00 up in 1mm

Ellen II a good dly lo clean IlitVe‘Plpel I n d flue" he laid.

"WI itbe pruning liiiruba a n d In “men”

a n we chuck- led. “Bonn W the but lime to rule II m il-ll hl'l knife! 50 the led time

"any day

a sharp to clean

one

"621 I fit-hillflhl. Ellen I it (I golaalidrpeathatmerettlle hot 0' IIIII. ad show me um. n that I can sue lint lien sooty K ll" 1“ m d on the nut.

"II than m1" w limited lurk

slana'slao ll cacti ior Blah—I1 blunt tetslovapedem

wisdom, the Ivarkh lottia Leila-Outta I

tirom the barnyard. ’1

haltiyddym that! strikes .. h

Ihli um terribl- i uoadotnit..- a]

ll. Earl Taylor has returned irom a visit to Ottawa in con- nertit’m with his duties Is I member at the National sits a and Monuments Board.

Mrs. Frank Machinnon. Fitz-

iufiun”m‘TMBmWiWOMEMSORGANMAHONS Sterling Institute Marks

Anniversary

ball-ay l-louse provided a

proposed by the best man and le- gracious setting lor tlle celcbra- rite TV personality The meet- lsponded to by the groom ltinll

or the Golden Ann\ oi Slcrling W.l The attcn lng charter members were Mrs Wallace MacKay. Mrs. Thitmr as bolger and Mrs .lohn Quinn. l The only lite member in atten- dance was Mrs, .s, Macnwen. Mrs. J a mes lliscoti, dlsol a tile member was unable to at-i

n .

The director at Women's Insll-l ltules. Theresa hiachnd was an‘

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coral brocsdcd sheath dress.‘honored gucst Mrs. .11: Flora-.cnll was answer

‘lng. residing at present in Char. .loitemwn is still a member. and was also present.

l Mrs Max Ferguson. presid- led over the evenings entertain-

isages were presented to the lchal-ter and his members Their

iakcn up residence in Wtilsloe. icorsages were pinned on by Mrs l and it has a p re ed that each

Frank bell. Mrs Don ll‘lch"y. Mrs Thomas Gallant and Mrs} DJ. Mcheod

The president, Mrs Ferguson. proposed a toasi to the Queen ‘ A toast to the Charter members . was proposed by Mrs Elmer, Fyle Mrs hay Douglas pro- pnsed a toast to Mrs his Mac- nwen The toast to the gentle. men ivns read by Mrs Len Reid and responded to by l-lS. Mace lEVlen

l'ollowing dinner, a sing-song tn the drawing room. was en- loycd Mrs L S. MncEwen and Mrs an. Fleman provided the music.

Miss MaeLeod congratulated

atray [ha members on my, “Mac... inon [limit-tail with the out . gone beyond our “er1d merits and stated that [In word.

“Slcrling” had been well chos- en

ll‘lr5 1'an Baner gave a ,history ot the lnstitute and sum» imcd up concist the work oi the past so years ‘ Mrs, Wallace Mactiuy also told oi the years' activities mh. ‘er speakers were Mrs. H 5. Mac- iEwelt. Mrs .l r, Flemlntz, and Mrrs Ml, Doyle l A highlight ol the evening was ‘tllr presentation to Mr and Mrs. John ryle oi an [Hand scene.

wherein. as it happened iavor. This presentation on behali oi “‘9 Pflsidmil‘m Darnell-file

the institute was made by Mrs Robert Mutiny

Mr Fyie donated in the lrri- lute ll'le lund on whlcll the Com munity centre is situated,

CLYDE RIVER wt 9 Clyde River WI enler-

iained the members oi the North River W] at the October meete lng with Mrs Watson liiving- lItitne as hostess. The rrteetintz opened by singlnii The More We Get Together" iollowed by the Marysteviart Collect.

mill CIll was answered by it members Ind the treasurer gave

el- refill . A donIlan of $5.00 was recei- ved irom Miss K. J. MICLeIn.

Ii Wu moved Ind seconded that 3100 be donated to the U dl'lve and ‘0 make

it us agreed that each mums her brlnl 50 cenll Ind to collect do renll from I l' ho r.- pllr ohm In H}.

Roll all [or next meeting will

length gown oi white chliloal over talieta with scalloped neck» line and long lily point sleeves, Her shoulder length veil was held in place by a tiara ol pea and rhinestones. She earned al bouquet or red roses l Edltn lilacGregor. maid iii no- nour. and Shawn MaaGregor.i bridesmaid wore identical Ilreel‘ length dresses oi aqua and yel-i low nylon chiiton over lsiletal with lace boon-es. Their head“ dresses were white capulets of satin and velvet Their bouquets were white carnation: accented with tinted carnations to match the gowns Lynne .larv' nourr

iroy Street, entertained at an at. ternoon tea Monday alternoon. tor Price oi Wales College sinlr members and wives oi the laeiilty.

Frank Murchison oi Montreal spent the Thanksgiving weeks . Mrs it..i.G. and his mother. M. Murchison at Murch- croll. Ptllnl Prim lie and his itiie also spent their s ii in m er holidays there

Others holidaying at Murch» rroll were FL Charles S. Mr Murchison and ismily. Steven. Douglas and Jimmy Montreal Mr and Mrs ’l‘. c rurdy and iamily. Marisa. vid and Allaon of saint .ldh Brenda Gail Murchison oi ca-

iy and nrilyn and hue Murchison oi Ottawa and dIIIShv ie - l i J. M. Murchison.

Also holidaying at Murchcrolt were Mrs w s p e it car at Charlottetown and her listenin- law. Mrs E G Spencer oi Tor-

Iv. of

on at

"ALL ALONG the L‘ounlryside.l as we h are motored slung. ll

°""" it a v e seen signs a n n o u iictng . l1 h d ran esu 91‘s." econ-icie.neMe hxhdlncuii W i

and lnends mtl at the home a ‘Mr and Mrs Foster Garrett. ln ioiier best wishes on the occasion oi thctr 25th wedding anniveh aary. Grits were presented. re litvsllmelllb served. and I I l II [- song enloyed,

“Are they tor anyone to at-, tend?"

“ch. there's one almost every evening." answered .lohn MCCnl~, barin. our host in Maine ‘i

“The Iood l5 eyceiient and Im—i pie. Ind the cost is about a dol- lar and a hall per person -wlthl second portions. too

"Many tourists patronize them and. at the same time. in a it e‘ new iriends church Supper

Tables had been laid in tile big attractive vestry riiom tn the church to seat lzs guests.

Tables had been laid in th e big. attractive i-cstry room in the church to seat 125 guests.

Covering v plasticitcd white. attractively patterned p a p e r. Tables pertectly set vlitll shining Illve , white china edged w itb gold. gleaming water glasses.

Mrs. Heber Campbell presided relishes, isms, butter, sugar at the October meeting or Kings. cream. salt and pepper. as tor a ton wt held at the home ot Mas. well-planned a u p pe r party at Tyros Holmes. time.

Meeting a p e n e d with thel The menu wa< most interesting. repeating oi the institute Odel the load absolutely delicious. and the Creed in unison. nolli "Cooked to periection". a d d a by 12 mom-i our Chet. ilwry Minutes ot last mectingl DINNER .n- Mug-gong“ w d and the treasures-l mych ,gavc the iinancial report.

Correspondence was read andl

discussed. it was decidcd thati

Of Founding

be ansiiercd by naming a iavou- in: c l os ed with the singing at “the Queen." Slides were shown by Mrs Gillis and lunch wI r

serve , KlNMTON W!

Tomato Juice chicken Two-Crust. Pie Whipped Potato

Service Committee A discussionl l . lng Come Ye Thaakhil red . i . . vies held on havinga cake sale, [a Comer" m, we "mm," Mrs. Theo Sellar. progro

member donate $2.00 towards

lConvenol‘. held In

tho institute lunds instead. . interestinl \‘arlnus reports were heard‘ “melt “’th W" enloyrd and Mrs Keith Dixon invill‘d

MURRAY HARBOUR. WM:

“‘9 “mm” "‘ h" ""‘m‘ 7“" The Murray Harbour Euptiii

the next meeting lieireshrnents were served by hostess and committee

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Two—Crust Chicken Pie A Church Supper Dish

Maritimes

FoIIOWs East Point Vows

girl. wot-I pink organza and lace over taiieta. she carried a has- ket oi roles.

The mom was attanded byl Waiter chlng rother oi m bride The ushers were Weston and Sheldon Rode.

Rev. M.o smith periormed the double ring ceremony.

paring the signing at the reg- ister Mrs. M o. s tti sang "l'll WIlk Eelide Yo ccompanied by the organist. Mrs. Clinton Steert.

nor her daughter's wedding MrI Chlng chose a two piece

up broc

e. i 9. =3 2 E .

white acc tea and corn oi white carnations. Th groom mother. Mrs. prilc . wore a dress at turquoise c with white accessories and a cor- aagr oi white csrnatlons.

rallowing the ceremony a re caption was held at the home oi the bride

The couple honeymoooed in New Scolie Ind Cl‘pe Breton and have taken up residence at. Red Point. t

l>rlor to the wedding the brldsl was tendered a miscellaneous shower at King bare it ll

with

buttered RoundeGreen Beans Warm Rnlll with Butter Salad oi Thin-Sliced Crisp Cucumber—Tomato Green PM: and Lettuce Choice or French. Russian or Cooked SIlId Dressing blueberry Flummery with Nutmeg-ed whipped Cream Cniiee Tea Milk Measurements level; recipes ior 5

CHICKEN Two-cullST PIE

1 recipe rich ilaky American ple pastry

I c. coarse r chopped honed cooked chicken

1 tbsp. butter - salltrcd

minced onion

1 c, thick well - seasoned chick-

IVY

Lille a 9 inch p‘e plate wllll pie pastry rolled in “Int ‘e inch illlck Dust hollnm with 1 tsp. line dry broad rrumhs lightly pushing them in

Mlx ohiclien iinllln and gravy to make I lllll‘k titling 51) fl 0 n evenly into pastry - lined pie

E.

ate. Roll remaining pastry a n it cover op.

Press edges together with lines oi lurk. S l a sh renter ior sienm-esczne.

Brush top llghll)‘ with milk to help brown the crust, is a k e 35 min. in hot over 375 degrees to «to degree: F.

Cool slightly Serve whue still that cut in wedges. Gail-nus with

nLuEnEnnY numnv

(Qulck-Cnnked or linked» This old- time tavoritc at Main. cooka can be mad. with

pkgli trosen or 2 (No.1 c a n a wild blueberries.

The only trick is to have enough luiey berries so no on r can guess there's bread in the

BORDEN ucw 3 Members ot Burden Llcw ma. verse oi “Trust and Obey". lorod to North willshire to hold Mrs Robert Glover. vice-pleat. ltbeir October meeting at the dcni was in the chair. ,home at Mr and Mrs. Kenneth: Scripture was trorn Luke 22. iMacInrlls. who. last summer, .11 to an. Prayer was read by ireturned to North Wiltshlre (Tomi Mrs Glover. Devotion ‘Bornen. where lor some years "Prayer ior your self ions Five previous to rctirement Mr. Mac- regular members a new me ilnnis had been employed as are her, and one visitor all answer- ed with a verse oi scripture be. er s t s y in B o rdeni gmning with .Mrs Maclnnis had been In so; Mrs. mm, Md . you“. pm,“ itivr member M the UCW and: Miss Miriam Ross riN on the before irnvmg was hnnnrrd by. Bepilal mlaaion iield. She also the group at a meeting held a“ read an article irom “The Over- j‘l'? Mm e 0‘ Mr and M r S - l seas Missioary Digest" on Miss l 913"“ “W‘s” " I" Eddmfil Ross and her work. Mrs. White ‘ln Elppl‘eclaimn oi Mrs. Mnclnnts ‘ mu A 1...... mm, M. pm," ass stance to the ch was read, when m. m, Mm Mm Rudd lg-VI 3‘5"” C°§§‘“5i “5 "I whom are on the Ilme ileld as .ela o emem rs o are- » well gilt was presented by tho‘ M‘“ “m' "m' iw" "M president. Mrs. hreston narrach,

s w

5

During

finished pudding.

I c washed hlueberrlel l n sugar

decorulled slice! while hreldl (well » buttered) '

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Birthday Party Ruined

By Pop’s Rude Remarks

Dar Mu: unfit My hub- blnd'l plank, «mater 'th hll coulin Ind wife villlnd ul lull Sam at for mull I birflldIy celebrlflon.

From the momoni my lllher- ln-llw diluted lhc house. llill’l'r ly drunk II ulull. ill begun dll-

nd mlkinl wilecnckl Ii my d for

I ll me I Iiill childl I IHOI' I ya I mul- ridge.

AI olher guests were Irrlvlnl he l'In outdoor! lo linulinl emblrr “Here come the mllllonllr-

II I CldlllIc drew up

A! dinner he munched awny. monololulnl lhli hll w i l e couldn't cook ihll wa Ind why dldn'l Ihe lell‘ll.

Shortly liter dllmer. II our Iupply of ryn dwindled. he IhrL 0d inlllllnl he mull. In home. Io my hulhlnd hld to thlulieul‘

em. He even ohnoxioualy in- Iulled a [In my hulblnd'l cnu~ lln bmusht us. flying "I Ilep on trash like lhai Ill day lunz."

el

" chological health. a alert

in landfill. Ind would ulti- your oplnlon.

tin-bud lllll‘Il my vim but Clu'l brill] hum-ll to “In trouble buluu of MI mom". who hll lived villli lull drunken tyrant ion as years, Flinn ad- vile met— .6.

bur KC. Elven mad D? o- IrdI monl mllul‘lly Ind Vllitd sell-Mlpenl. one Ilmply di'tuu‘l (eel nerlo lly lnlultld liy III~ other! I? d mlnu l‘l.

It I quite neumltc, ll! fuel. I symptom iii pontaip chronic con- flicll Ind holillillnl, to bloom emotionally involved. I- you Ire dllnoled in. In I poIllude Iinler-pninllnfl "huh of Illolod lnlult. hurl fullnll Ind lulllfl- clllon on lhlt Icon.

I believe It wu Mrl Roon- vell who "id, in lire-m 0! her h denllll yelrl, lhli I Indy lln! attended by Inattler’ rudmu. because a lady doesn't mom. in rudepe .

Thll ii I Dlrk 0! William lhIl

s

akin. menu Ind light mom ll: lmvllh Il'llirli. poking a nu tun tit whol- ItlabInI and I mulch.

I! you hId laughed with or at hlm. tn buoy nt relusal to pop weight to his warm. the might have gone well despite his smashes.

My advice il. be bl: enough in [Ike hll eccentricity ln stridv. II I mlrk oi devotion Id 3 ti u g husband.

tilti by the booting

M H. K a w or t h enumels through her column. not by mail or personal interview wine her in care oi The Guardian.