[The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat June

|. HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Wemes's Editar, Phone &

ing at the Victer pital, Halifax

MARY HAWORTH

Woman Appears To Be In Conflict With Self

WORRIED BY DRESS

srchensions had te

wearine of ordinary

wrse, hut now, af Dear Mary Hawertk: I am mournfully indignant attitude to- forced by my bushend’s ideas wards neighbors, in-laws and to kee } others {all wel! meaning’ who

‘try to draw you out of your shell.

as shut - ins jtives have se out, too, and they are hurt. My rel

to get j Roy Crozier. Rév. Dona > - wher we don't go confidence | cholson officiated at the cere-

: his rela-|ti wim and hold true friends? Do| Charlottetown and the lsic ; |

atives don't routine '

However, I feel « re by well mea things I've dec fam jast trying to

AY yanks [ 7 #° 7370

eed by Alice Brookes by Aun. Leelons *

day amd bri THEM od citi MONTREAL (CP)—The > a . HAVE <M HANDY soo : ling profession faces incrr2-. Reach for exactly the right my I have thledbers © a from other SWEETHEART (PRON! —= - ce touch of hand- —— i ‘course that appealed to you.| O°" age . ‘ ¢ mad ineTy any accessor ¥. Neighbers 3 r es who Aed # your preference was se : -s Irs A SWEETHEART of an Voeried embroidery motifs — 5: * draw tne. are esas stromciy towards ity (523s Alice Girard. dean apron with ts ° rved te ase om limens, lingerie. ins me orly frustration Mo only and vou felt equal to the challen- Bursine facuity of the : » meckline. fitie neat « othes. Pattern 737: di gnev ao leave me alone IE ge of being an acceptable _|Sity of Montreal battos back for rections Soi 16 motifs 32 ieguid make rp content. ess and cuest, you'd just matur- a ee mchis yourself. nif a firs. to 3x ims EF ally practise graceful, success- the traditi¢aal » Printed Ps F 2 fal . and-means of easing for women.” Miss G . a Thirty-five cemts (coms) for Dear EF: Yo asthe it- = So fessional Sacie* ‘ee “goed -” @ach pattern Ro stamps. ter, here conden “d stedy im ae ee Guuteel 5 ta ie , tat 4 = Ler ss an Aieee See aban. coe ete ae 2 — daates i spits 2% yards ; can. Wenenat Meadteanie idenan oe as vo oe My advice is, come off the de- ‘Ttior Site cos - raat SU Yelblin! Ge te = ag fensive about the pace you keep. “Bu! with create (no hone , Wey - © residents add one tepenting ote ei a But do get firsthand professional ‘tion and the uslimited r* mw : haat: i ilalilies © tipi eka ss psychological counsel, im dis- ‘careers open to girls © patters. © ie: tax. Primt piainiy (fro ne . Your) . two cents ® > tymber, name address. bushacd’s disbelief im the worth a Ge Gat best sults | sursine pe gre eon * - petition i a a size, 0o e Needlecraft Catalese — of close friends a identific sine ms. 3 free patterms! You say he thin -dshios' Mary Haworth Counsels, “Today only 19 per Send onier s knit, erochet fashiows. are a waste of | socause throuch her column. not by mail the ciris who cradse*: are of Go % cents friends fade you oF personal interview. Write ber hich school choose cur tern Devt. © 7 Sead for clean? new need them. 2: : =s me im care of The Guardian profession. In 1%! the ente 1. On ‘ ste with Neediecraft!” 5 there's experience. 5S sas al tuted ® per cent Complete n be room settincs. 5 com- ways 2 Gtod friend ocd etch} STEEL NEEDS ANIMALS One way of moakic: our new Sone storm plete netteres for decorative ac- bor: bat wher she fel al 8 (Cogs ofl, and litnestone, the feSsion more competitic< Catalec pis: 2 cies in ope book! Pillows, body cared or & od except essentials of ' steelmaking, are be to improve its / t Ever sed hamclings. curtains. appli ber two sons and~ generally and de pattern! ©: ectis ; vou voice Gerivatives of fessilized ani- ° a for the life - oe 9g more! & cents. On the other hanc. yoo ‘ote) Bities for specializic @ign ideas. % * Veluet Deluxe Quilt Book —ja personally resistant, evem mals and Plants. | Miss Girard said «> “ ;

| ser. and Mrs. Everett Glover, |Church recestiv = tev. ROM Mr. and Mrs. Denald Glover Cameron officia The chil and daughter, Norbore, were vi- dren baptized » ames Mar- siters to Sackville recently ius Larsen, son and Mrs

eneral Hos the week-

'CWL National President, .

— a

To Speak At Convention ~

Seme B® representatives of the 4° member Catholic We mens League of PE! which is active iz throughest the dierese. are ex-

_ pected te attend the 43d ans | sa. coevention of the League al

Ss. Dwestas’s University com- meseiez es Seiday afterne o 2, June 2eh 2nd concluding Mos- cay eveming, Jume 7]. The sess- os will he presided over by the presceetal Fred ! st The theme fer this year's cos- The Peaple of Ged” wil be carried threcghost proceediegs and will be subject of the address zrvem by the guest speaker, Cé-

MacMillan of Chariot-

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Te Leard: Shelley aches A: Weal Mr and Mrs. Gordos Mutlow, of Mr. and Mr: : = catia! scaekee as See who now reside in Ken tville, Tracey Eleanor apart cos of Comada. of the couche: NS. were recent visitors to,Mr. and Mrs. ee ee ee as ee Charlottetown and surrounding |2!d: Juanite De aughter of o ye. on eee aioe districts. Mr. Mutlow is emplay- Mr. and ee ale ae a Mee Miss Teal was elected to her ed with the Experimental Farm | 20‘ ic ; : * office at the national coavention in Keatville- and Mrs. Russe —- % the CWL held im Charintte- Sandra Bell. > is - .'ralk- town last August. amd hes had’

considerable experiemce on alll

'

a In effect you say: “Just leave ‘i pendent me alone and [ll be happy in . my own way.” a So the $64-question is: which keer thow attitude represents the real most of the work - saving } you? Are you naturally inclined 2 nd te be a sociable friend, neigh- © bar bor, ‘relative and in-law? And fut are you held back only by ‘your 5 _ St de, for. husband's negativism? Or are you, rather, 2 timid soul with a built - in conviction < fr i mg. that life is to be endured as a en he cobs care long - faced duty? That it isn’t s 3s *. I to be embraced as a joyous ex- > es t ° and perience that brims over into : peak RN Saat cae 2s wee ation. w company of kind Spir-* :e + wider whe ine?” WED IN JUNE ti corch Are you hamstrung, hs i rim ssked by ingrained doubts as to your 4 quiet wedding was ° moat. Tae Gride was ener me ses. bat lowe - worthiness or likeability| sized ai Bellas: Maen martaze by her faiber, and " “FP tell ther. my 4 cevent in the role of friend, if known June 5 at 3 p.m. when Be was attended bs Severiey ther’ ¥ Zo “gs is”? Jean. daughter of Mr. 2>¢ Weexirof of Mt. Herbert, Urban Me » is De you grab ai excuses for; Mrs. Fred Hubley oi te Ada Bes River, was n * owl- staving fenced - in, though lonely’ Pinetie became the 5 os man The couple trave < « has and wistful, because you fore- Roy Roger Crozier. « roate, Ost. on their band and I bwe see failare ewen before you try Mrs. Reubes Macix omoon and are now resid-

int im Charisttete=a st 198 Prince St.

‘einer is no worry tore. (pet pee Only A Few Graduates Choose Nursing Career

~ Moetreal wil! offer a ecadiec te a masters de hospital mersimg start-

= September

predicted trpes of

+ will emerce im ivture—

» those aptitedes and te-

+ -~ =o

saracteristies incline

cd bedside sursing. se whew qualifications tship or teaching suit

asks remowed from the ‘% wicimty af patients.

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31 parish counc i Is ;

prestceat. Mrs.

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| chatced

| ing alone. Then

' ting fence - rails watching _ chere, talking. dnd as is usual

IRA ETON

CATHERINE A. TOAL Pias XII and awarded the cross Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice._for her outStaading work for Church and community — the highest

i evets of the . orgamizatios i y le. er and teacher traim end in Monstacu est of GET She a held worious Geren species me _ ‘ % i rs atk tom ~ ms eld 2ricus 6offi- In private life Miss Teal has ne ousese et at St. Mary's parents Mr on — "rours the years. including been successful in business, and hu iS Summerside , were * orendemy of the Lendom at present is manager of a gift Clair .Sudsbury, Garth Gillis- Id P : n amd Ontame Prowine- shop in London, Ont_ that distri- pie. Gary Meek, Mrs. Elmer Go en ifs While om the natie- butes relicious publications. Be- gg, ee Wendell a I cuttwe_. she served as fore taking up residence im Lon- Mrs. David Mclanis, Ruby Me- Presentec mon of several convener- dom, Miss Toa! lived in Strath- Innis, Mrs. Leigh re 33s. 5 ami for the pest.m ime roy, Ont. where she took an ac- Keith Harringtoa, John Pil mon, At Closir , me. Ratioma emer tive part im community organ- Mrs. Carl Mi e Evans, aod kas also .beld the izations. She held offices in the Earle Carrier, all of New Lome, mipressis 7 mony took “treasurer amd viee - Strathroy Hospital Auxiliary, doa os place recently. ; East Point bresdest Besides beinz ome of Strathroy Branch of The Cane- E Baptist church ment en "he Leacke’s mosi valued mem- dian Red Cross Seciety and’ | Officer Cadet Gerald C. Cam- Mrs. Floyd Mci-on. commis bes. she is also am active mem the IODE > pre E nthe th a“ 7 sioner for First K zsbero Br er of several lecz! organizat- Coming to London, she serv- , s - nies and Girt « - Cor aS im her commeaunity ed 2s the CWL representative Summer duty at RCAF Station, 2 ::o.40d the mes g Mis s 2 life member of and chairman of the London Rivers Man. He will be returm — ooting the Lécewe. and im 1956 was de Catholic Culture Centre Choral ae 4 , ag to Carleton Usiverety._ OF The older b Sia a Sed by His Holiness P o pe Organization. > ; : a7 ; September, as a . fines ; serra arena Ce ——reencncereente eh ae Me oe on akat fe Soe moved ito the fo! Pas 3 —_— << ek ea : Doris Dixon. een Mac! s ee : 3 > » 4 on retired from the RCAF, and ee gee cael i - Se gr ey fait eee ni Ss fated Gerald transferred from Dathou- - ae cater a se oe % Sh B O E in headin Cities besa ie re, Se Oe i eee eee earing began Un twes auc : te ths she has been working ‘ter two months on the fob, she ton for his junior arts year. snowy g a : T H : W. | : SS a ee $ # secretary at the Montreal finds they were ‘oa un Mr and Mrs. Earl Connolly Followisz ‘he presen 3 7. oOo ot n OO y Coats Sorry for : their h 8 nace con ¢ tacos Tt figieus mame . i her net, recenty or as o_o oe ae. ke to hear a cow lew ar- gate or a fencerow. just te , Se itn tae Toronte after visiting the lat- and the Queen cou thee eke “Seach elkeaed ""e eae io : pe ee © 7 ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. ® Metis bows ss tl night ames q ered. enjoy the Stillness. First Ni Mr 2S Modern 4 acquire 2 James Smith, Alberton. egies me in throagh this evesims’s At first you would think of ~ : ‘ we ud or DEVIN new wardrobe i Tras owl, presented each giri wit? 2 dim from amether week of work how lonely the night was — no- 1 et. ee : nae Mary Whalen of the sursing gift and the children were Zone. “I — Se om thing or no one about. so sound | i. Meee I k ‘ were 5 Ae > ws. reeall comil me as a that of the spillw i Feels f- r is parrier aie nnn wieaeg ‘S2ff, Alberton Hospital spent also treated. Tawny ow), Mrs. (S®' OS = Pesto ae = ' exotained — a" = oe ae Ross Young and snowy ow!. Mrs. bas oe oe lights ea te a + nl MONTRE AT ; ' ‘ az she alled bw ! s ‘ 4 they Point =e , : }George Bruce were also prese=t i! up the valley had gone out. the Se doz bark. from a Sow spirit of ecu : English-speaking _ volunteers «1 perative,” she for the happy occasion. And I've stopped perhaps at @ farms over. A horse would! Bun has gon the centre. is a member of lauched Vernon Sudsbury, who is sta-- ——Ssts—=SsS : ror = aicker to his team - mate im the Sister Ja ¢ Sisters of St:«Anne, 2 teach- c — > ena ee Germany with the Ca- e Ora cow low. And I at SG- Fe € Me ob ‘ i nadian Army, arrived recentiy liked those sounds They were a 7 ? ard S3- by air to spend a few days with a part_of the seasom I enjoyed.” : Z his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin So the week's work was over: | ot think Sudsbury and other members the number of items of the farm- _ ne ‘rait of his family at Kensington. img that had come toe him and . go the younger farmer during its s € 2m 1 t < z 7 i Y ; Jerry Sutherland. Toros- Geys: those chores completed = : ors I lik; mited to. Ont. is spending some time which, often delaved- through i _ ug a. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. busier hours. come in the wake -- utlbeanesty an “™P'e Lawrence Sutherland, Black of some seasonal undertaking. Sister J suelime iwies Treexst th De Pond And then on a perfect one of anvent ssid the 2% p we s ae June's days, so sunny and warm . eggatt ; a ee © Erskine Smith. Port Calumet. | that Scampie sought a releving 2 a : pogo = ; ’ ba P.Q spent this week with his F jeoolmess in the ‘tellar. and the ge og ae a aaa ster Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brydon ee regia On ae d tet uncoméfortab’ t i da fulltime re rg ne an medi- South. Alberton South. coats. they commenced the ndle es or- ately ©. fr habit ; : : Shearing e man nt and t > om ber The Sacramert of Bap tism Odd ones of the fleeces were a ¢ time religio “2s observed in Borden United removed with hand - shears. = ‘ Saas . but fer the mest part. power

clippers were used. speeding up. and lessening the labor of the operation consederabiy

This afternoon when James te be abseni.

with visiting farmers, it was left to Mack to continue the shear- Alex became bis helper. Peter too was there. . He peered between accommoada- the

with small ones, finding no scar- city of relevant questions to pre- sent.

“How will you do her other side” he inquired once.

“How would you do it?” Alex count ’

“Tours over, of course!” be nodded. “Are you intending

to cat off any tambs" tails. Mack?” he inquired presently

"| with some apprehension

“Burr._zz”. like the seund

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flowering: the shears continued

“Do you hear me, Mack? ee " he quest i ae va Mack

Taise im us a fresh sense of His Sreatness, wisdom and power.” The loweliness of June — have we siopped to note, to admire, and reflect on its perfections, or have we lei the days slip too busily away? One recalis “I saw an apple tree in bloom: A drift of blossoms in a lane. “If I had time’ I said. ‘I'd stand And look But I'll come back again"’ , A bird was snzing on a gate. My burry frichtened him away “I havent time te listen now’ I said. “He'll sing another day.*

I cauctht a glimpse of viclets

I had neo time to gather flowers’

Alas — how many joys I've missed ©

Postponing them for future bours

But I am wiser pew. for T

Have learned ‘that there is time and room

Im any Efe, te stand and bok

‘When there's an apple tree in

bloom!’ tort Until Monday Diary —

God - night

PIUSVILLE

Shirlew Murray. RN dilehior of Mr: and Mrs. Warberton Mur- ray, Piusvilie. graduated from Summerside Prince County Hos- pital on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs_ Murray and family at- tended the nurses’ graduation exercises which were held in the high schoo! auditorium. “ The Catholic Youth Organiza- tien sponsored an evening of folk simging recently at St. Mark's Parish Hall.

Aleitha Corcoran. who is em- ployed im Cavendish, spent the weekend with her family ‘in Piusville.

Mr. amd Mrs. Roger Bulger and family. Foxley River,._re- cently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Corcoran and Mr_ and Mrs. Desmond Gal- lant, Duvar

Mr. and Mrs. Lance Dalton,

Burton Lot 7, were recent guests at the bonies of Mr. and Mrs.

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TRANS-CANADA

and the = == > | vounger farmer must leave that } scene in the barmyard to chat

CHICKEN

Something wonderful is coming to the Pre ee ee ee ee eee ee en ee

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Mrs. John Corcoran

Mr. and Mrs Peter F. Gal- * lant were recent quests of Mr- apc Mrs All. Arsenault. Mis couche.

Hillery Kinch of Nova Seotia was visiting relatives in Pigs ville recently :

Paul Arsena:'' Summerside, was a recemt Vis'>r at the home

of Mr. and Mrs. P** Gallant

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BABY STRANGLED

PEMBROKE, Ont. ‘CP'—Pe lice said Jody Patrick Guest, a seven-meaths-old bey. strangled in his crib in his home Thursday when head ap- parentiy caucht--in 2-toose™~ see~ tion. An imvestization is contin- uing into the mishap

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. Graduation Exercises at

Centra! Queens Regional High School uesday, June 22, at 8:30 p.m. Exeryone Welcome

i

HUME—In lovinc memory of a dear son and brother. Lerne Aulden Hore whe passed away June 2®, 1964.

We little knew whee we aweke that morn The sorrew the day would

bring The « was sudden, the

sheck severe Te part with ene we leved : se dear. Semetimes it's hard te understand

Why some things have t be

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