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8 The Gmlmrlotwmwn, Tues” April 2, INS.

HAPPENINGS

confined to his home through illness.

Elaine Gallant, RN. on staff at Victoria General Hospital inI Halifax. is spending a few days . at the home of her parents, Mr. . Arthur LeClair has returned to and Mrs. DH. Gallant. She was :his home in Miscouc after be. accompanied by Mr. Gene Quinn 1 ing a Patient in Prince County of Gagetown. N.B. J Hospital for the past few weeks.

Patricia Poirier. of the teach-A. lng staff of Kensington H i gh I River. left by train Thurs ay School, spent the weekend with liar Montreal, where she will on- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I ler the Royal VietOl‘ll Hospital C. Poirier. ‘ for surgery.

Mrs. Minnie W-hitlock, Hunter d

Mailett, l _ a few “recent visttor i Dingwell's Mills.

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Elmsdale. are spending days at the home of their son and daughter-in-‘aw, Mrs. Charles M all ett, couche.

George Stead. Upton. was a to Souris and

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Mis-l Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacDon- ; ald. Forest Hill, were recent vis- I‘ itors at the home of Mr. on

Mrs. Laura Green accompan-f Mrs- Lem RObertSOD. Lower

l led by Mrs. P a u l i he Howatt. I Montague- after spending the st six MR. AND MRS. LEIGH GRAHAM lmonths touring the wt??? Coast, Mr. and Mrs- Cecil stewart

e e a few days at the and son, Shane. were recent vie- ; home of their daughter and son- ltors at the home of Mr. and [in-laW. MT. and Mrs. Elgin Mrs. Barry Stevenson, Charlot- ' tetown.

Double Ring CeremonyAt IMO I The M i s c o u c h e Firemen's M1; and Mrs. Elliot Murphy,

Hampshire United Church ‘ wee y cribbage tournament was NS“ have arrived in Upton m

Mrs, Proud chose for her dau-i held Thursday evening. Prizes ghte's wedding a brown bro-I for high score were won by Mr. are sues“ 't the 1mm. of Mr" caded dress with bolero jacketland Mrs. Elgin Veno. The tour-,ElllOl'S Parents. Mr- Ind M“- and magenta accessories and her nament will come to a close! Alfred Downe, Upton. corsage was of yollof mums. next week with cash prizes go-l Mrs. Graham choose for the. ing to the three top scores. I wedding a dress of green oryan-' j za over tafeta with taupe ac-g Mrs. William DesRoche. ccssorics. Her corsage was oflcouche, is a patient in Prince] yellow roses. County Hospital. 1. . Mrs. arth Gillis, Following the Ceremony a re-: lMontague, were recent visitors caption was held at the Queen! Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Peterslat Mr. Gillis' home in Forest Hotel. The head table was cen-: and family returned to Mis-l Hill. lCl‘Cd with a three ' tier \l’ed-lcouche after spending the pastl ding cake topped by 8 miniayfew months in Ontario. ‘ Ilene MacMaster, Strathcona ture bride and groom. Tall whitei ; was a recent visitor at the home ers and vases of white and A film entitled “Song of Ber- of Mr. and Mrs. George Stead,

Hampshire United Church was? the scene of a recent wedding; when Mary Alberta. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Proud. Hampshire. became the bride of‘ Leigh Gordon. son of Mrs. Flor- rie Graham, Cavendish. and the‘ late Edward Graham. ‘

The double ring ceremony was. performed by Rev. Wilfred E.. Dindial and the church was de-t curated with potted plants and white satin bows marked the guest pews.

Mrs. Cecil Stewart, church or- ganist, played the wedding mu- sic and accompanied Nancy Ste-

Mrs. William MacLennon, Up- ton. is visiting in Char‘ottetown and Frencht‘ort.

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yEUOW baby mums adorned the nadette" was shown in the Mis- Upton. table. I ‘couche auditorium on Su it day! Rev. Wilfred E. Dindial .prOPO- : evening for residents of the Vil-: Mrs. Wallace Gillis. Dundas ed the toast to the bl‘lde 10 lage. ‘Centre, has re-entered the Char- which the groom responded. Rev.l 1otttetown Hospital, for further Dindial also proposed a mail t0' Philabert Arsenault has been treatment.

the bride's attendants.

Telegrams of best wishes rc- . ccivecéafromaélgr. MrscWillf;Fﬁgﬁcgeiggfgghegﬁi“1:22:13thI ‘ 1am rr c 1 ren. am r - - i Pctawawa, Ontario and f r o m yifggecigfﬁﬁ 1;; tﬁfscggfsérg I You need 33V" be Within“ in Mr. and Mrs, Albert Sewell. La-I arms. in the eyes of a lad sing_ lice bag is you keep on hand fleche. Saskatchewan. were read mg a'snatch of a song in an old [some pla stio bags and twist only jewellery was a pearl neck- by the best ma" . rockinschalr: in the face of a Ities. Just fill one with ice. twist lace. a gift from the groom. The We“ b°°k was “l'culat'lwandering one. who once more shut and wrap in a towel. She carried a nosesay of red ed by Heather C010 ‘has set foot on a path which roses, centered with a white Following the reception th el leads home, It is any spot where j A rubber spatula or dish 5cm- carnation. ‘ guests motored to the home of we "may have a place, wheregper is a great aid in plastering

wart as she sang. “0 Perfect Love," during the signing of the register.

The bride. given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of white fleurctte brocade and the fitted bodice featured a beaded - scooped - neckline and long 1in - pointvsleeves Her elbow length veil of tulle illusion with embroidered bor- der was held in place by a tiara of sequins and pearls. and her

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ing tn April. at the recent meet- ing of the Georgetown Council of the Catholic Women's League. held in the St. James P arish H 11

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The meeting opened with the league prayer. led by Rev. Louis B. Dooley with the president,

'Mrs. Alec Arsenault. occupying the chair. The secretary. Mrs, Georgina

Gotell, read the minutes and the ‘financial report was presen by the treasurer.

Monthly reports were present- ed by the spiritual convener, Mrs. P.L. Boudreault and the altar convener, Mrs. Michael Burke.

The meeting adjourned, and closed by prayer and blessing.

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The Stanley Bridge United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. D.J. MacLeod for its March meeting with Mrs, 31015 MacEwen. devotional leader. taking the theme “Sharehold- ers.

The meeting opened by sing- ing hymn 441, Guide Me 0 Thou Great Jehova. followed by med- itation, read by the leader. The scripture was taken from first John, chapter one, verses MO was read by Mrs. Roy Douglas followed by prayer by lender and the Lord’s Prayer in uni- son.

The devotional period of the meeting was closed by s i nglng hymn 376. Blest Be the The That

owledgement for a sympathy card was read from a member- The trensin-or reported that the first quarter allocation was met by voluntary donations. Bills were presented and it was moved to have them paid. one membership fee was laid "id collection amounted to 310.6 The allocation was increased by 2 per cent and will be =c. cepted. The members we re asked to bring a can of fruit =0 the next meeting which will he sent as a donation from the so- ciety to the UCTA at Tatama~ gauche. The secretary of the church will be given a cash donation to assist in cost of work to be done

ted on the interior of the church and

a committee was appointed to inquire into the cost of a carpet for the church.

Mrs. Earl Henry invited the members to her home for the next meeting when Mrs, Henry will be devotional leader and lunch will be prepared by Mrs. Blois MacEwen, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Carl Woolner, and on study book will be M r s. A. 8 Mac- Ewen.

Mrs. Elm e r Fyfe.presented the first part of the second chap- ter of the Word and the Way. en- titled, "God the Creator", follow- ed by a discussion.

The meeting closed by all re- peating the mizpah benediction followed by lunch. served b y the hostess and committee in charge.

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Miss Doris Proud. sister of the the bride’s parents. lt-he spirit sings-in the Ihollow of ibadly cracked walls in hard-to- brlde and matron (ll-honor. and For a trip the bride chose aiGod’s palm." get-at places. Use white vine- M‘SS Audrey C019, "lece or the beige dress topped by a brown1 "Peace-what is it?" Curiosity 1831;! {"11 .5trength to mix Plasm

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Peace Seen In Lads Eyes As He Sings In Armchair

A thin veil of mist lifted from . breeze. And merry little rilis of

this morning’s hills. past the brooks commenced to run from dawning. Presently a warm wind . the yard. streamward. And the blew a veritable chinook of a drifts of March-there was. after '—————’———‘_; all, no last to them-lowered. The .‘ sun beamed. And i “Isn't this the loveliest day?" I folks said. I James eyed the stream in the I deep of the valley. flowing dark- ‘ly between its white banks: He i shook his head.

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e mildness of the day con- tinues into the night, which now spreads shadowing wings over all. No stars light the dimness. Silent the countryside was, and, to us. engagingly peaceful. when we came along the path from the house across the lane, 1 minutes ago. Or have we a mis- conception of the term? For one writer has put it this way:

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