Well on the road n! tllcir sec ond hall - century or uiai lilo. Mr and Mrs. Frederick D Vial-ll Loptliorne Avenuo.

liar

Ward ucro marritd iii Slim

nirriille. Mass. In littlt

taco lrnm Heath .\lavlluali-ic

MP ior Quecns,

El LEN’S DIARY

Rewards OF

xtlut‘rl' .liillll‘s observed bi-onllad iliis morning. he nrtilrit ‘

ronie I-t‘sl

shroud and at wnrk tiidni with an

l-liiue» Iii-oak Those not

limit in town, or even

exit-a could he round.

lllAl handles them—give

ell, JIFFY-KNIT ITI'I‘

kl Ill: In expenth Im- Knll this Jacket (0 W

"smiths: Ill yen .llllenIl locket

1-. far Imll’l, Jr

Worsted Slocklnule Imd-Nfltth 'l‘lln I’lllern 7115: llzes 9-1]:

at;

"13- live cenIl (twins! '0! thlI pattern lnu slumps. please) Allne Brook]. c re oI Gila» "I » Palrlnl Noedlrcrltll DEPL- f‘mnl SI. W., Toronto I, Onl. nllrln milieu“ still 1 l'k‘lll Gilt I tax. Print plain v PATTERN El. NAME. ADDRESS.

’ed mt v rill cclebrnted their 50th

a

«option at ilic liiiiuc or llirir son

Ill" :llnil hcnltli. Mr and Mrs.

\ Erl‘lit nuth Iii Irlrllds and relatives n! llle lavntlle old vou- yllr lullvd to visit on the areal (ll‘IfiSlHn and lhl‘l‘ \lcrl‘ Ill? re- ripiciiis n! mnnv pins and cards. iflLlIIIlll‘lK l i'llnfll’alltlalari' mos-

Dlilmt: the o vr nln l: Tim's brltlzl‘, Ma.

“I iiiali tit-had is held or some It in no time,

tI Illiil um the fieldwork t-l cnlorrod pause young. though mode

mu and then hemlise or s inn. ics or the name: . I sinlit‘d firflnilsnn and Gage his Ilrnlllt‘r, i. stop. aid a trip tor a rapture. repairs were soon ctlcrted and. as Tar Illt1 heal (II the Work rrstlnlcd l R» glimmerslrlc. Ilt‘Inr! ihciSO Illa! by evenlng. lhlli ondmvi

a machine. a tumor could letc- WM! rs W" I‘d phoneius order in to the shop. Healthy blades oi gra t h e number and other particulars or cram. “8 arr hop“ tht‘ Pli'ct‘iflnd have lticm drilv-. Rim 3 a —. gra

MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK D. WARD

Charlottetown Couple Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary

iw.srd. ecu-.2 tor menihcrs nl he immediate lsmih res short sddrcss nl allcciion a nd presented his parents min a well tilled purse. Mr and Mrs. Ward have eight children “ring and all oi thcin excepting one

was Mrs, William McGarr Mrs Cecil Ward I‘L‘IIIrnislii nil uhile |h0se serving were Mrs Elmer Ward. Mrs. Lewis Ward. Mrs. Fremont Archer .lr.. mill ‘Mrs. Chester Word. In charge ol the guest hook was their only dautzhier lilrs. Lynn Livingstone

Among tho out - oi - town . Eucsts vins Ward's sla~ ter. Mrs George lianiblc. Came

Lush Clover And Grass

Fieldwork

drnppln: II Irllm I ‘contor iln one ill the lields, eruldn'l it? You know a

minus must break wastes a lot or valuable coiooeonsclo II will llt‘ good in time these dnys. amt besides Il's‘gi

the lone run to have the mamivo a costly husincss iii niiirr iio.\ . ctoro the rcpair can ho nindc

Thanks to a giltetl [lair i

mm here has complete and

"II would be good' Mack nt.‘ the gear moved away to lion's. lorort this evening "it iv lien and annlhor site" "I Spreading.

tiicro liapponm in m. a hm... .n lhcrn. And what will come at Il7i it

will hrinc"

.lush

‘ growth oi clover. lull

nd “lair-good is in content on the ticirls.

Having pointed the cciiinc. Granddaughter went on to dec- orsle the doors and other wood. work ot this old kitchen today.

“Now why did thev usc sur-h widc boards in the iinish. sho wondered. "And why instead oi running vertically as is usual now. do these do horizontally?”

“Because that was likoly th e last word in iinishinc ii kitchen in than days" w _,

"And do you like it this way?" she sailed curiously,

“Like In old shoe” we chuckl- sd. 's scarred and worn, hul comiortable" we said.

What than did we do lodity'.‘ Among other things, we made us a rhuburb pie to be a ptdusnt liut tantelui sweet alter the nod- dock. our m s in supper - dish. Gage cupped wllh Ila Is a tall. dnrktsh lad. lithe and quick and he invariably wears a mile.

“pr why don't you 7" we suggested oi a course oi study, which might interest him.

It's not worth it" he rcplicd. Lite is too short. lhe world too pleaaant a plug. to mess ll up by working at wmeihlntt on

doesn't like. For me. i like what I'm a — the tarnitng. And" with In Infectious firln, "we 't say now cln we. that it lsn t on Inlemtlng occupation? See the educative tour. it included to-

l .

gave you ever remitted a vlnl.

pl In Ihe Hrs! IIIVEI' of moans

light” By All old tlnndlmne [litur-

:1). with (he lvllllrfhl slIllng t

played when itshermnn along nireum' were reeling their lines. thoughts turned linmewnrd. their day at an end? it is a nice eir» pert-nee. tn the peace oi the dusk The rnotrte lln. .lnmes tilts now. In light

"There‘s nothing tett hm. EI- Ion" tir- sighs lorlnrnly.

Nor II there much ten now or our d y until tomorrow _« Diary l uood-ntght.,...

d a lost weelt

son. Roy. Washington. D C , were

_ sparked by ml article

i

N U rses \i .'ea r Pastel Dresses

WINNIPEG t nurses at the winnipog chil- llrcn‘s Hospital went on duty. in dresses hi their choosing rathor than while uni, insists. it was an exportmcnt to test child reaction to the idea that nurses in prctty colored dresses. seem easier to approach.

and rlNIL'lllrl'-ltl-ln\r. Mr and present tor lhc evoiit Thai-r are > I. , . . s \Vard. till highland also as grandchildren and M “mam: mi “MW” " "is"; ' “ , “m” "a""""'ld""' . nursct dealing with rhildten. with suit Rt'lllt‘ nnrt onloi- pouring during the reception in“. Dam mm” mm“ m

‘ncirt lcw months .

Already Pink, liluo, green and gold material has llt‘L‘n hollllhl and tho nurses will tie urgcdl to make dr s with it or to. have them made» Material ior the first drcssas is provided tree,

Nursing ntrortor patri- ' rer said nus-sci iiili not cd to change .s Scorer said the idea was In an‘ American nursing mayorlne. it. has heen tried in Canada be. love. but slip believed that flw‘ ihcre to thumb is it boinit Emptich to the extent planned c

s.

nui-iiu: tlie.cxncruucni the irhildren asked the nurses li tlicy were having is patio": Miss Scorer said, Small viiil» ‘ drcn were “less triciiiciirrt" oi the nurses ' drcn are ch'Y.

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'11:: GEMINI. Chu-lofletown, Tues“ slan 4. 1963. 'I

HAPPENINGS

The [Ive o'clock Indy gollrrl a! the Belvedere Golf and wln-‘ [er Club are rommenclnfl play on 'I'hurldly of thin week. l

MI'I. Malcolm Mscocnsldi preside t. conducted the M i meeting ot the Charlottetown branch. ltoysl Canadian chloir luxlllnry.

Main topic ot interest was the presentation to Mrs. D, Mae past president s yln. Congratulations were ex- tended to Mn, hussell Roper. a member of the auxiliary. who was rectlllly re—elecled pull- dent a! the provincial Cnmmlnd

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1"

. Mark Spencer was lnl». tlaled Mrs. Sutherland M‘acLean‘ and Mrs Brown. ways and. means committee. reported ua-‘ tenng up live banquets,

The next meeting will be a supper meeting at the Queenl Hotel. The cancer committee, under Irene Klng, rppnrled a good response. nlhor commit- tee members are Mrs, Harold Drew. Mrs. Eldon Darrach. Mrs. ll 11. Vesscy and Mrs. An-. nn Gregory. l

Mrs. anjamln Roget-s. firi Goodwill \ . Is spending 2: month's visit In Ottawa. the

guest or Mr. and Mrs P. W Troop. i

Leaving today for Banll' Na- tional Park where they will take up summer employment n re. D a vid Reeves. Sautlln o rt 3

il'Fi~A group Brookes Diamond. Lloyd Wake-‘Warren. till oi Morgue.

WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS 1 Pictorial Plate, ls Topic

For Two UCW Committees "“‘

Mrs. Alvin MarLsuchtan was hostess to stanhopa wl tor the regular monthly meeting.

Worship was led by Mrs. Cas- ate Marshall and opened with the reading oi Psalm no, lol. lowed by singing' list a Friend we have in Jesus' reading cnlitlcd "prayer" was given and the Lord's p raver

repeated in unison. The closinz hymn was “Anin as Evening Shadows pail".

Mrs llsrrv Machauvlilan read a chapter ivom the Bible Ind Bible study led by Mrs. non-y Lausan was on chapter 9. st. John's Gospel.

The Word and the Way was read and discussed.

Mrs Keith Douglas gave In account at the new presbyter- ial mccting hold at March Unit- ed Church and attended by scv- crsl Slanliope members.

It total at it mcnihcrs answer ed rnII call and thcre wcre three gucsta present.

A letter was read concerning a sale nl chocolates. and alter some discussion it was derided not to proceed iviili the project.

Two representatives were sp- poinied to meet with a commit-

‘ Williams.

i .lessomo. I member of lhe Ken ‘slngtnn Lion's Club. will attend ‘thp Lion's international Conven-

DaAll MARY HAWOI-I’I‘Hz‘ The problem started with lriendahly hetwm mn' Wll Joe, 15‘ And I buy his age whose lum- |ly Ill much belief all financially than we are.

They were very [rlrioul Joe (Tom the [H11 Ind 1 W15 equally cordisl to their son. overlooking gontip liom several sources thal he Is a apmled hrs! and i! will in sheep‘s [’lhl‘hlllfi

AI llm! WHII ml, haWEVEr. I

An enjoyable evening was noticed that our laughing. good- lpenl at the home ut Mr. a nil Exam"??? hum-Pry Mrs. .lacob Mumy. Elmodnie. . ‘ Y “"3 " when relatives and triendi gis- 2:3; fiflfifinfinflj" “"1 “fl” thered to attend a miscellane» mm" JP. .m’h‘“ 3' ous shower in honour at their A Kan «lees scum 95L duushler Carol on the occasion m: ‘5 °;"’k° "‘“h' '. I? mg 'Wmcm' "“m‘g' “' would kiiolvii shuttulteandxz'iiaitat:

oy Moon. .

The bride-lobe was escorted S’lil‘f‘fi‘h': Wfimfimfih to a gaity decorqu ml ii. ,fjnd‘gf'“ ' m" ‘ nor by Miss Katherine wtlliams 'mn'u "l. L,“ ed .lh thIe the wedding march was mm Seznfb‘zfig “:21”? $17? by M“ “M “'y'm’ A trial In the car wthtluI Joe s

y "m “'“9' °‘ W“ knowledge tloa hsdto share W" “m” ‘“ by W" “W” the hlsinr' me‘a dad made him ““ Cam’b'“ ""1 M'" F‘” work out his line. hoping the les- aim would slick. bul I under- slandlillidfi Duke'l family paid his line,

I Considered the "friendship" ended. but. lller three week! VlcaIIon Duke returned to town and started calling .ioe agniii. sweet as pie, apologizing ctc.

IIn. Dunnla Stevenson and Lloyd erP’hlIl. Chlrlollelnwtl.

The iziits were opened by Miss Hazel Belle Hardy Ind Miss Judy Matthews while the ac- companying verses were read by Mia: Gayle Adlml.

The bride - elect thanked all toi- their slits niid good WISIIDS.

All Jnlned In singing "For Slle'l . fl . I My Good Fellow... Well. the aisle rays lonlle and

‘ turn the other check. which too

I'm“ ""5 “""d by 'h‘ 1"“ did_ rather unhapgiiy—l think as

less assisted by several oi in mm mm: m “d the We ladies. The remainder til the :3": i’ 9 " avcning uas spent in social chat. No“, mm b E E H “mm” scrape and Joe is the scapegoat, ‘ but i wtm‘l. go into that. T ,iiiimcdiata pioblcsni Duke has taken up with another boy Ind loge r they are making our lives miserable, They intrigue against Joe at school and wher. ever he goes. threaten to wreck our car and taunt him that he can't protect hlrnselt,

l have tried to get action irom my husband. who merer says ‘- i unl'l oomciliiiig his lisp. pcn t have even thouzhl. oi .lesving here. but my hosbiiiid . says "That‘l silly."

l lknow something must what? please aduse

International councillor Eric

rs -

[ion at Miami Beach. Florida, June “1- 22 He will be accom- panied by his wile. their daught- er. Call. and her friend Joyce

or personal interview write her Institute news was given out

pp. in care or title riiai-diani, to the members Following the Young Peoples Jamel: Ferguson 'nllilwetl by adjournment ill the meeting. the Lord's PraYPr and Hymn lunch wul served by the hostess

3R8 “Master Let Me w With Thee". closed Ihe wars service The president. Mrs, George Dunslnrd. presided over llle hll siness p e r l n d The treasurer and community triendship gave [lll‘ll‘ ropnrls and Mrs. B! l. porrd two boxes containing clothing packed tor shipment to a. “’"M‘" open wide. Not in a dam It was decided to send a cash t...- ihp mi. "mm contribution to Augustiva Cove 1-,“... pm“ Assaclpumi; ax.

alk NIP

THE DOOR! it! the ballroom the Roosevelt Hotel swi

camp Nana wore made in hnld hibit ot prepared (Hr/en ioods uminum (hrnvl pantry shirt in 1066‘ xii)?" nod taste-testing luncheon tor

each Saturday dtlrlng July and “,1, ,0“, who“. Auzu . A look-see and realistic taste» Correspondence eon sled o! testing Immediater proved the a letter tram Mrs. lenkins con. “ppm. man it... y... by the turning UCW presbylerluhfl prepared trozen [nods div ion More" and also «he reznrdms or this relatively new industry. leadership cnuraes sl Totama- 3...... "r i... magi. m not or gauche. the pedestrain class and have The next. mccting will be held reached gourmet status, iii the home burden Two Tlr'pns Walton with Mrs. John linger. Twn general types of lands son as devotional leader. and were ghnwnilrnzen rcailv.prp. Mary Cameron. Roma MarLeod pureddo-eai ioods and lroicn and Cora Ferguson on the lunch really-In-rt‘lleal loods, Scores or committee ltoll call will he an- mm“. werp r... exhihuinn swered will a Bible \‘ 2 runs who will buv these products. wining lhc curd “Low obviously costing more pcr per. Tiie bcncdicti'on closed the m p... portion in... [nods

MARY HAWORTH

Vicious Former Crony Makes Lite Miserable

.loe wtde berth

. willing to gamble on Lh‘l risky

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Newest Frozen Foods Reach Gourmet Status

‘grers p, or under broiler. one C

DEAR lip, As I get the pi - lure. Joe needs lirsthsnd Intel- llccni sdull help trom . good family relations counsellor. pre ternuly a specialist in adolescent psychology And he s to help urgenlly‘ lo protect his mental health and possibly even his tit .

.voc appears to be the slain nrnssetl vietirn oi ii pvt-its sorry collection III inllmnlpl Bl thin Wl’ll‘flfl.

First. he is the victim 04 a vicious may. namely. Duke. whose behavior as described strongly suggests that he may be a homosexual prlibIt-m to him» sell and a dangerous pitisll to

EDUCATION

detcncelens boys who haven‘t Mariano-10y Ireland. don the sound instinct. or the savvy Elli" at Mr. and “r: .lnhn parental guidance, to give him a Ireland. summerside. amt

noted with a senior diploma in

Second. she seems to be Ill: victim of a loolistl mother who until her hopes collapsed,

cation oi Acadia Un I\'l‘|’\l) wiilivilie. NS. She also rec-eiv» ed the sc. Gordon rum- in education, She received her outlier education in Summer» side.

Antique Gift ls WI Roll Call

Roll

lssociation Willl the disrepill» able Duke mostly because his Inlka represent a higher social bracket money-wise and snap— vtise.

I think you put social am- bltion ahead or common sense In reiusing to heed the community consensus about Duke's tui- savory character

Tiiird. .lue seems to be the vic-

call was answered

lug constructive when he should or Mrs. James Harris be wide awake and on the jun. with all his laruities alert. to vln Mauhews. occupied H hi‘lll his son get solely through chair The meeting opened l)) the danger-nus currents oi the smping “Thrrv's n 3 present crisis. your Windowsilt". You are absolutely it t in thinking the iamiiy lhtmlghlelve “'L town, it norossury, to cot-tie 1"“ Joe from the sicksick situation W“ 9’9"“ R0“ ‘3"

members and one “‘3

involving the sick-sick Duke. Bul “med by "c" mm“ "m"

my advice. as oi today. i, .0 find ing an antique. I psychologist, lamily agency counsellor or psycnlalric nicial ing were read and approved

worker who will help

i

lpeii-y IS . pilal

_ each member donating an anti; tim iii on almost useless lather line when Sherbwoke WI mun"!- uaelcss in tcrms 0! doing nmh. iv meeting was held til the home

The \‘lce- presidenlf lilrs Al» °

the Mary Stewart Collect in unlv

. Mr. visitor “a” s an»

Minutes oi the previous meat-

you pl." Cgrupondence was read by the Litilc lliier, spent a pleasant s

Filitld ht dller Mn. G‘IIIInl, Gmnwuod, MSW ir. and Bill’ M ’ and sons .\Iirhncl an: Ernie“! at Pelt-is Ila) here recent mit- can In itiiiio tiny, .\Iusll-r sun at

perry. rm and Mrs. nun ill at [he Souris nus-

all ell

liteicit McDonald ul Ontario s, Be

‘15 iisiling us in thcr Mi-

liulllliiald, Bear Rives. Fcters who is start ill reccnUy visited ai-enls Mr and Mrs. Edwin

riard

ri nnii his pcicis.

Mrs. H d honey Souris roriuii. uni-ti her mother Mu. li—t-ni) lliaissiui. lloilo Bay, K.

BEDEQUE

lies and liis R“ Cameron ban or Illl‘ guests nvrr tha \\_ koml. .\I‘

lama'on's lather, .\ll .\L‘HYI Ill (amel'nn Ind .ML and ms .losoiiti Shannon. all oi laiion itririge. cape Biclrm. l'hl‘\' attended the srrvice in tho Lriucd thuirh Sundas mnl’n.llg uiicn iho small sun oI Mr and .\iis siianiiini n'lni riieiicd the rite oi tlciy Baptism .laiiics Henderson uiih ioluiives it ill \lllllt'ltlll. VH ,irtiun \lulla) . Ilvl< pi-oiinc in iu-nhli \illllC a Dallv em in I’I‘IIHE' t'ouiiiy ilosptsl. B

is anti

BAY FORTUNE

\tr nud \ll’\ Kciinclh Clt‘m- ents aiirl taiiiils. Montague. weir i lit visitors at the horns

5 his (has Collin. \Irs. l‘i-ed \iacKr-naie has ral-

“é uiiuro homo hat-in: had a plea.

iviih hci son-inlnw . .\ and lirs. i'(;rfl'h and tamliy. Syd- slso at the home at and .\lrs ilerns MCGrath. mouth. .\ s

.\lr, . ('lulllvlln. who hall born a paticnt iii the siuir' liospiial is conialciring at his llumu.

air mid ilrs. Reid L'nderhay.

) ncy. .

s restate program, dram; Mfll- 0:81:10! d sill- weeliciui at the home oi their

> . . V on a iscusson o owe sonslllrlull‘ and don hter. .\lr,

53:: fi?"’.’;u‘"§"'3"-‘"" "’ was decided in donate $50“ In and Mr John Kauibaeli .\‘ew “mm .0 Mi; 0'” “ml the salvation Army also to «11- Glasgow xs.

- M" lect tor the Cancer Fund. no, and Mrs Douglas line-

The district convention dale kenrie. Dartmouth. rt spent

M a r y Hnworth counsels was discussed. plans to be CD)“: a pleasant weekend in Snir'tl

thrilllgh hl‘r Culumn, not by mall [lieu-(l at the June met-ling.

and committee in charge,

in Genrgelmi‘n.

, and Mrs. Charles Fresn- and tsmily oi Buiibury. were re. cent fiuesls 0!

flvu Mr

ihet sister. nlsh with riot iii pimientu tor Mn. Will cciilri- tlelclirrtlitln.

DEEP nisil CHICKEN FIE: ii Fill Individu t ‘

Mr and top with contents at I ll lh.i er and daughters Elaine carton chicken a la king. thaw- Dianne and Mrs. Helen Gritii ed. slichlly thinned.

an

point. at Mr. and Mrs. Chester Walke Top \lim rounds of lulled —__— American DIP pastry first cut

to m inside the pan tops. I nust iiitli grated parmesou

nr ('hpdditr cheese: slip under .\li-s. Earl lluttai-t and daueh.

s broiler so seconds or until tho tars Mary Lynn and Earlene

checse melts, were recent visitors at the home hANANA WHIP TOPPING at Mr. and Mrs. Ciliinrd peters.

lI-‘llr hall-thawed irozen mixed Gerald Cliaisson.

h lrult cocktail) town spent the weekend at his ripe banana lhame in Rollo Bl. MissAi s Chaisson. Char-

‘is lhsn. lemon Juice 2 lhsp. sugar

loiietown, II spending holidays 1 large egg while a

at her home in nullo ay

ormsck and Mr MacCormai-k. m“ an.“ 0. Ch.“ moiiier Mrs. lsidore Chaisson i tutti-town has taken up residence I“ is hcr summer home on Wator

Mrs. Stanley Wilk- d th seasoned nl Charlottetown visited George; lsee theft and heated to boiling Mwn on Sunday and were zuttsts

Charlotte.

and hay Fortune among tricnds.