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HAPPENINGS

have returned to ‘Halifax after spending the month of August at their summer home in Rocky Point. Their daughters, Paula and Anne, who spent part of their holidays here, have also

Mr. and Mrs. Karl J. Cameron returned to their home.

6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Sept. 5, 1962.

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MR. AND MRS.

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In Ceremony At Saint Paul's

St. Paul's Anglican Church in Charlottetown was the scene of a very pretty summer wedding on August 28, 1962 when Marilyn Judith Gruchy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gruchy. 68 Mc- Gill Ave. Charlottetown became the bride of Clarence Henry Townsend, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robertson Townsend of Barrington Passage, Shelburn County. N.S.

Ven. Archdeacon Ralph G. Fowlow of Lunenburg, N.S. un- cle of the bride officiated at the ceremony. He was assisted by Ven. Archdeacon J. T. Ibbott of Charlottetown.

The church was decorated for the occasion with bouquets of yellow and white gladioli a n d the soloist was Mrs. James Has- lam, Charlottetown, who sang

“The Lord's Prayer" during thel I-lasl

service. Mrs. am was ac- companied at the organ by Rev. N. M. Morris.

The bride. given in marriage by her father. looked radiant in a gown of white silk taffeta with chantilly lace inserts at the ho- dice and waist. The bodice featured a scooped neckline and lily-point sleeves and the full- length skirt of the gown fell to a chapel train. Her headdress was a white silk taffeta rose trimmed with seed pearls hold- ing a bouffant veil of nylon tulle. Her cascade bouquet was of white feathered carnations and

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The bride's only jewellery was her gold confirmation cross se‘ with seed pearls.

The maid of honor was Miss Jane Townsend of Amherst. N.S. sister of the groom. She wore a street-length gown of gold or- ganza over peau-de-soie. with gather back and straight panel- ed front. The dress featured short sleeves and square neck-’ line. Her headdress was a mat-. ching. onen-crown pill-box with, short veil. !

The bridesmaids were Miss] Iris Champion, Kensington,, P.E.l. Miss Beverly White. Hal- 1 lfax, N.S. and Miss Margaret Hawkins, Toronto. Ont. They wore gowns of green orgenra over peau de. sole in a style similar to that worn by the maid of honor. ;

man was Mr. John E. , vill

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n d‘| P.E.l. I brother-in-law of the bride; Mr. ' Graham Townsend. Bar-rinizton l Passage, N.S. brother of the‘ groom; and David Gruchy, 'l‘ru- ro, N.S. brother of the bride.

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l Miss Lorraine Cameron and ‘,Miss Patricia Cameron left by lair over the weekend for Van- lcouver where they will attend school this fall.

Dr. Carson left by

plane Tuesday for Toronto where

I he will visit relatives a n d ’ friends.

The 1987 graduating class of the Charlottetown Hospital

J. E. Corrigan. Those who were not able to attend were Mrs. Sterling Nicholson, Kitchener. Ont. Mrs. George Kinsmen. Marboro. Mass. Mrs. A. Judge. Tignish. Another graduate. Miss E. O'Neill passed away in 1

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The ladies attended mass in the hospital chapel at 8.15. cel- ebrated by Rev. W. Reid and this was followed by a coffee party held in the lounge of the nurses‘ residence. The coffee party was attended by Sr. Mary Camillia and Sr. M. Stanislaus,

th w o were members of the hospital staff in 1937. .

In the evening the graduates and their husbands and friends attended a dinner party at the Queen Hotel. Entertainment for

School of Nursing held a re-un- ion to mark the silver anniver-’ sary of their graduation on, Thursday, August 30. Seven of the twelve graduat-, es of the class attended the' affair. They were Miss Mary Gillis, Boston, Mass. Miss Gert- rude Arsenault, Mrs. Joseph Donahue, Miss Marcella McDo- nald. Mrs. Gerard Mullally, Mrs. Robert Bradley and Mrs. ,

Gage grinned. “And a long day." said. The day began. . .Now. how did it start? It opened with a bantam’s shrill crow at the first. streak of dawn. And Jam-es. awaking had turned on the bed-light. and briskly rising, had come to sf" meet its duties ahead. ’ It came, we suspect. with Mack early at the stable telling his own heifer:

James

due at that Crapaud Fair. . . And listen here: Let's go overt our lesson again! When we‘re in I the show-ring, and I say ‘Stand I pretty now! What do you do? Just that, eh? And when Isay ‘Lets walk!’ Yes. we do that. Understood? Good enough! And

CLARENCE H. TOWNSEND

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Pledges Vows

l 2' Following the ceremony a re- lception was held at the Char- ,lottetown Hotel. For receiving iMrs. Gruchy chose a navy lsheath gown with chantilly lace lbodice and a white ostrich and maribou feather hat. Her acces- sories were in navy and whi and her corsage was of red and white candy stripe carnations. Mrs. Townsend was wearing a gown of wo in a stone beige shade with aqua feather hat and matching accessories. Her corsage was of aqua tinted car- ions. The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. H. S. Windeler, a lifelong friend of the bride and her family. Following the reception the young couple left on a honey- lmoon trip to the Cabot Trail. For trawliing Mrs. Townsend ‘chose a white wool suit with | aqua trim and matching acces-

sories. Her corsage was of lorange delight roses.

Mr. and Mrs. Townsend will ,reside in Halifax, N.S. where , the groom is in his final year of medicine at Dalhousie Univer- sity. The bride is a graduate

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mind. . .no gaping and gawk- ing!"

The day continued a ft e r breakfast with the rumble of a cattle-van entering the barn- yard. and a pair of small trucks

be required for these animals that were to be paraded in the show- ring today. Then there was a careful exodus down the Ian and up and beyond the hilltop to the Highway - and off to the Crapaud Fair.

And at Alderlea then. there remained of the family. only a grandmother and a little lad “called Pe-tier." “Well, thr.t’s that!" Scampie the dog remark- ed. drawing a breath of relief in the ensuing quiet, and settl- ing down at the gateway.

“A long day ahead!" Curio- sity. the orangy cat, comment- ed padding up to a verandah- chair for a nap.

A long lovely day it proved to be. Warm and pleasant, with a gentle dreamy summer-haze ovvzr all. A day for us to enjoy

and at ner to the meals for two. and other small duties about.

“El1en," James calls down now from the bedroom above this kitchen.” which hour did that clock strike-ten or eleven?"

“Eleven!" we reply in the quiet

“Then," he suggests “it‘s high M13 “d M75- time for you to fold away your N073‘ Rustic“- y_.. ,

da . Until tomorrow — — Diary—l Good-night. . .

ther, Mrs. James Herring. e

the evening was provided by the student nurses at the hospital, and Mrs. Joseph Donahue. a mem er of t e ass. Music was provided by Mr. Amby Gauthier and dancing and a sing-song were enjoyed by those present.

Mrs. A. M. Stewart‘ is visiting with her daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jewell in Quincy, Mass.

Mr. Morris Weeks recently re- turned to Picton. Ont. after at- tending the Stevenson - Cutcliffe wedding. He was accompanied to the Island by his cousin. Mr. Peter Hepplewhite of Montreal who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eldned Weeks of Frederic- ton. ~ ’

Mrs. Lillian MacMillan. Graf- ton Street, Charlottetown, is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. William Burgess and daughters Jill Anne a nd Sherill of Bedford. Mass. left recently after spending some

‘me with Mrs. Burgess‘s grand- mother Mrs. James Herring.

Que. where Mr. Connouy is on the teaching staff of St. Willi- brods Elementary School.

Mr. and Mrs. Blair Johnston and sons. Mike and Pat. of. Fredericton, NB. left on return Tuesday after spending their vacation in Summerside. guests of the former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Johnston.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dyrnent and family of Summerside ac- companied by the former's pai- en r. and Mrs. James Dy- ment of Victoria West. spent the holiday weekend in Cape Bre-

ton and toured the Cabot Trail.

Miss Gail Smith left this week for her home in Winsloe after spending two weeks vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Alfred Col- will and Mr. Colwill. Summer- de.

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Mrs. C. Muirhead of St. Elea- nors. accompanied by Mrs: Har ry Crossman and daughter, Lin- da. spent the holiday weekend in Nova Scotia, the former in Pictou and the others in Tren- ton. guests of Mrs. Crossman's sister, Mrs. Ronald Rice. and Mr. Rice.

Messrs. Jack Nesbit and Ev- erett Phillips of the Eastern

Bakeries. Ltd. Saint John, N.B. were visitors to Summer- side last week.

Miss Rae Donald and Mrs. Erskine Haywood of Charlotte- town. accompanied by Mrs. W. E. Jenkins and Miss Dora Bow- ness of Summerside motored over the Cabot Trail, N.S. during the holiday weekend.

The Misses Arlene and Paula

Sullivan arrived by plane from Toronto on Sunday to spend

their vacation with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sullivan. Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waite. Jr. and Mr. Lowell Phillips of Summerside visited relatives in Toronto last week, as well as at-

Murray Harbour. They will spend the remainder of their vacation at St. Margaret's Bay, N.S.

Mrs. Austin L. Burgess, Bel- mont. Mass. and granddaughter Dale have returned recently to their homes after spending two weeks with Mrs. Burgess’s mo-

Mrs. Edna Walker had as her recent guest, Mrs. Isabelle A1- len of Cornwall. Ont.

Miss Sheila Shorq left by plane on Thursday evening for Toronto. Ont. after spending her holidays with her mother. Mrs. Edna Walker, Tyne Valley.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Coss and daughter Jean of Med- ford, Mass. have returned home after vacation in Alexandra and Guernsey Cove.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jar- vis and four children, returned to their home in Oromocto, N.B. after spending two weeks with Mrs. Jarvis‘s parents, Mr. a nd

Mrs. William Doiron, Charlotte- town. Mr. Jarvis is with the Ca- nadian Army stationed at Gage- town, N.B.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doiron and two children returned to their home in Oshawa. Ont. af- ter spending their vacation with Mr. Doiron‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Doiron. Charlotte- town and Mrs. Doiron’s parents, Andrew Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Con-

‘noly left on Friday for Verdun,

tending the Canadian National Exhibition.

Miss Margo MacDougall, gra- duate of the Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, N.S. arrived on Sunday to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MacDougall, Summerside.

Miss Orilla MacNevin of Saint John, N.B. left Monday on re- turn after spending her vacation in Summerside and 0’Leary.

Constable and Mrs. Max Bow- les and son, Gregory Scott, at present are visiting the former's relatives in Burgeo, Newfound- land and will spend some time with Mrs. Bowles' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey of Kensington before returning to Inuvik. North West Territories about the middle of September.

Mrs. William Holman has re- turned to her home in Toronto after visiting in Summerside, guest of the Misses Carrie and Gladys Holman.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waite, Sr., Summerside, have had as their guests, Douglas, Sheila and Allen Phillips of Saint John.

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Messrs. Ensor Taylor, Car-

Miss Brenda Coles, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coles, Sherwood, P. E. I. be- came the bride of Lt. William H. Minnis, son of Mr. an

s. J . Minnis. Winnipeg, Man. in a ceremony at St.

Hotel, Boston, is vacationing with her family-in Prince Ed-

COLES - MINNIS NUPTIALS

Georges Church in Calgary, recently. Following the cere- mony a reception was held at the Officers Mess of the Queen’s Own Riﬂes of Canada. Lt. and Mrs. Minnis will reside in Calgary.

Butler and in Borden she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John

woMi;N's ORGANIZATIONS

Mrs. Morrison Receives UCW Life Membership ' -

The monthly meeting of the Hampton UCW was held at the home of Mrs. Windsor Bell on August 8 with nine members and two visitors in‘ attendance. The worship service was con- ducted by Mrs. M. Morrison and the scripture was read by Mrs. Wal n.

Following the dedication of the offering taken by Wendy MacEachern, Mrs. Jones read an article entitled "Not Luxury. but Necessity." .

Three members were appoint- ed to make arrangements for a “thank-offering service" and it was decided to make a donation to cover vacation school expen- ditures. Plans were made for a pantry s e.

Roll call for the next meet- lag is be answered with a verse containing the word "har- vest." Mrs. B. Morrison will eonduct the worship service at the next meeting _and Mrs. Ca- meron. Mrs. MacEachern and Mrs. Dunsford will be in charge

of the lunch.

Mrs. M. Morrison was pre- sented with a life membership by her sister. Mrs. Capwell.

CORNWALL WI

Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacLean entertained the members of the Cornwall Women's Institute and their husbands at a social even- ing held at their beautiful sum-

mer cottage at Rice Point. A barbeque lunch was served ed by

‘members of the lunch commit-

The September meet: ng of the

will be in charge of the pro. gram and members of the lunch committee are Mrs. I-lax-. old Donahue, Mrs. Harold Scott, Mrs. H. Godfrey and M;-s_ Elmer Frizzell.

IONA CWL

The regular meeting of the Iona Parish Council of the CWL was held on Sunday evening. In the absence of the director. the meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. G e r a l d Roach. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. James Rooney and the financial report was presented lay the treasurer,

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Reports were "read by the con- veners and a travelling apron which was passed in realized a substantial amount for the

treasury.

It was decided that the “Box for Eskimos" be sent immed- iately and some discussion took place on the value and number of Catechism pr s. The correspondence read and following this meeting was adjourned.

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MR. HEATH MHCQUERRIE

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 6tl1. FROM 6 P.M. TO 6.'|5lP.M.

Will. Miss Doreen Bak- . and Mrs..Irwin Drum- mond of Summerside toured Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail during the holiday week- en

Miss Eleanor Maclsaac, food

supervisor at the Statler-Hilton

nurse from the Victoria Gen- ; eral Hospital. ut of town guests at the wed- ding included Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Townsend and son George of Barrington Passage. N.S. Mr.. Charles Haliburton, Avonport,1 N.S. Dr. and Mrs. P. R. Little] ' and daughter Judy of Truro: Mr. , an Mrs. Charles Coll and; Harry of New Glasgow. N. S.- Mr. and Mrs. Graham Town-1 send of New Glasgow, Mr. Hugh ‘ Townsend. New Glasgow: Mr. land Mrs. S. G. McCulloch and -Nancy of New Glasgow: Mr. l Michael McCulloch of New Glas- gow: Ven. Archdeacon and Mrs. of Lunenburg, N. S.; Mrs. L. C. Monk. Douglas and Barbara of Kingston, Ont: Miss Marjorie Windeler of Montreal, Que: Dr. and Mrs. G. Davey Tulk. Bishop's Falls. Nfld.: “P. and Mrs. town. . .. gan of Willtown. N.B.: Dr. and Mrs. William Collins of Freder- icton. N.B.: Mrs. F. A. Minshell of Moncton. N.S. Mrs. L. Cham- pion of Kensington. P.E.l.: Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Muir-h and Mar- ilyn of Cherry Valley; Mrs. J. M. Jones and Miss Gwyneth Jones of Southport; Mr. and Mrs. William llooner of Sum-_‘ merside; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jud- I son of Alexandra; Mrs. Donald , Mutch. Brian and Ian of Cherry Valley.

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crooned a song of gushing springs, deep down and crystal- ciear, and the hearthfire sang of the quiet heart of woods’ depths.

Jamie. eldest grandson of the name, and Elva. his wife, had

us. and horned before am. Now it was Gage who Joined his

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