sat-urdny. June 19. I954

The Guardian

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Happenings or The Week

Dora Campbell motored to w'ind- mi-, N.S., this week and were ac-

companied on return -by

Miss

Harriet Campbell. who his bﬂn

attendlnl Edzehill School Girls.

one

for

Miss Alva Brehaut of Monta-

gue who has recently

returned

iiom visiting relatives and friends

in Massachusetts the guest of Mrs. J. summerside. . .

Mr. and Mrs

and Ontario. is 5. Hinton.

Edwin Donald of

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, Fredericton, N. B.. where they

Rldgewond. N. .l.. \\ here they will

Summerslde. spent. a few days in be the guest’ or D,‘ and Mm

Charlottebwn this week guests Louis DeLuc,, of their son and daughter-in-law, . c a Mr‘ “C1 Mrs‘, L,PIg_h Donald’ ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muttart of

Carleton had a< their week-end . dM‘..J.DoldMK. rezlxlegnto Slimmersigz huasvegl guests their son-in-law and daugh-

, ter. Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Stewart from T°mm'°,"1d ,om“”' {with their four children of Sails- h , . . Following the christening of‘ my N B . . .

their son. George Andrew, on sun-

day morning in the SI.Imniersld8‘T’J,I'::nt",)n :r$°-‘M:°1"‘;,“£:ia::’“Ha§_ Preabyiermh Church’ Mr" -and ward left Summerside this week Mrs. Kenneth Walker entertained M 5 end M dim?‘ in" Halifax at their home in Summerside at S P I‘ W -5 - '

a luncheon. , , ,

Mrs. A. B. L. Home and Mrs. J. Simpson left Summerside this \\‘N=k for Sydiiev. N. 8.. where they will visit with relatives. . o .

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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacLean of Eureka, N. 8.. were the week-end guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Summerslde. 1

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_ ‘ Mrs. M. P. Drisroll. accom-

panied by Mrs T. C. Forbes, R. Eu""l" "3: “;"'a:‘;"“M:‘“::;“‘;“‘:‘.N.. and Mr. L. H. Drlscoll, left G” :'Ml‘wL; with ihe” oun‘g'(Sunimer.-ide last week for the dﬁggﬁiﬂ SUSS,‘ of “ma 1’; S lsalnt. John General Hospital. spent Sunday in Summerside, ' . ’ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker.

Mr. Adrimi MavLure and Mm

Evelyn Mai-Lure left Summerside

_ , , last week for Boston. Mass, where

Mr. and Mrs. David Miller and"‘h°-" Wm I” "'9 ‘"5"’ °' "91" children. David and Cathy, wiii‘“"“‘

leave Summerside

0 O I mmmmw “Tat Mr. -and Mrs. James Thompson

wof Summerside, have as fhﬂli‘

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um" ' ' ' Eachern and son, Donald. of y‘ . . . Somerville. Mass. Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Beer andl " ' '

- -d V _ 1 S _ Mr. and Mrs. T. C. F‘nrbes of f1“;.’;“"{n°’M§,‘:,'f;':,f;5' guyjﬁfnn, ‘::,lMalton. Ont., with their children,

. . ‘ Lance and Linda. have been the I’OmRia‘eis' Daren”. Mr. End Mm J‘lizur~sts of Mrs. M. P. Driscoll. ' ' I Summerslde.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘.VI,vi'on Stoll and. son, Myron. and Mrs A. C. Saun- ers of Youngstown. Ohio, nccom-‘

on- as

Miss Ruby MacNeIll of Saint John. N. B.. spent the weekend

«d b _ on C1 , d in Summersldr-. guest of her par- I))ImIl)eeti-olty aiilersthe gviieests edlfe Plillr. "IVS D“ "ml Mr" ‘I' F‘ Mac‘ and Mrs. Harold Schurman, Sum-.N°'“‘ . . _

merside. . . . .

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stroniz of Winnipeg, 'Man.. are the izur-sis of Mrs. Lorne H. Read, Sunimerside.

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l Mrs Rrgliiald Pope entertained 'at her home In Summerside on Tuesday. honoring Miss Margaret

I Mrs. W. A. Currie and Mrs. J.l W. Lecky were co-hostesses at the home of the former In Summer-

Jardine. R. N.. whose marriage ta

Dr. Robert Romcke wili take place next month. 0 O 0 Mrs. R. A Gilbert (the former Hazel Baker of Cleveland. Ohio.

is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lle- wellyn Rogers, Suinnierside. . . .

Mrs. C. E. Corney was IIIISLDSS at her home in Sunimerslde on Thursday at the tea hour honoring her aunts. Mrs. R. Gaudet of Van- couver and Mrs. J. MacNaught. of 0'I_.eary.

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Mrs. Itlric I\tI&l(.‘K'(l_V cnterlaincil at. her home in Summerslde at the tea hour yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A. S. Hopkins who is taking up residence in Hali- fax.

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Mr. and Mrs Murray Hirtle and son. Jeffrey. arrived Irom Mahrlne Bay. N.S. this week and are the guests of Mrs. I-{irt.le's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lecky of Sum- IIIPTSICIE.

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Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn (il‘(IiIlll and son, Donald. have returned to their home in Summerside after attend- ing the graduation exercises on Monday at the Rothesay Collegiate School. Accompanying them on rc- turn were their son, Alfred. and his chum. Ray Forbes of Frederic- ton. N

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Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopkirk enter- tained at their home in Summer- side on Thursday evening at a square dance party.

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Mrs. L. A. Moore, who has been visiting the Misses Carrie and Gladys Holman in Sunimerside. re- turned this week to Halifax, N.S.

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Mrs. Eville Gorham. the former Ada MarLr-nd of Summr-rside. is being welcomed back after spend- ing the last six years in England.

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Rev. and Mrs. William Swan of Petitcndiac, N. B.. are spending this weekend in .Summerside_

guests of Rev. George Ayers.

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Mrs. Waldron Dnrrach of Ken-. slngton, accompanied by Miss‘ Hazel Adams. R. N.. of Princt‘ County Hospital. left Mondav by_ automobile for Winnipeg. Man..I

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Continued from page ll ELLEII'S DIARY er to have fashioned them straight.

It so happens that James, un- i|.\5I.s'I€d except for a wee iad‘s (‘(illT.[)&Il_\' and liclp, attended to all the sowing this seed-time. with the old seeder of years. and driv- ing his hitch of three . . . What nice time: he and all of Us have had throughout its daysl Loving its scenes. Finding the colors re- touched different, the pic- lures f.isi:inalinz. And always so new. Wishing. now that the year is about to spend another season. that we vould stay this nne—keep it all meadow-flower lilacs and apple bloom just as It is.

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that it rriuld alums he like today~that field and flower Could keep day. And hold the hr-aiity of this hour

the l'reshnP.\! of to.

Like pl‘€‘(‘lnll.< wine in r'r_vst.al hriwls.

To quench the thirst of weary

souls.

I know it muld not he—I know

The blnssonis on the apple bougli Must withr-r tn produce the fruit And all this shining beauty now. Must pass like moons upon a lake Unmindful of the toll they take.

But still I wish that Spring could stay ' Forever as It is I'oda_v."

Until Monday ~ ~- — — Good-night . . .

Diary

(Continued Irnm pazn. R) llorotliyv IlIx's column- ditlons. Your step-children were 10 and 8 pears old. How could any- one expect you to be full_\' experi- enced in li0U5elU.‘(‘lllIlg or child care?

That you l|Il(.It’llAJ()l( the cure of two rebellious children, brought them up to fine maturity, raised three other ,\-oungsters. solutely no C0—0p€i‘aLlOll from their father. is a. wonderful example of Cf)lll‘1lS!f? and ]'lPl'.\'lSIPl)(‘t‘ Your hits. band should he evei'lastliii:l_v thank. fill that he is lucky enriuizh to have such a wifa That he isn't is cer- lalI1l_\' A hint on his rharacter Since _\'flIl have been able to ac- complish. so far. e\'ci'_\'tl1imz you set out In (In. I think will should an about the l’F‘I"l'Y‘i'l2iIlOll of a ver_\ stupid imzrale Let him know that you feel entitled at least to the con- sideration due a housekeeper, in. cluding siiffir-ii-iii

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