Pretty fall wedding was sol-y at Mt h Manse on Sept. 25,

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fendell S. Jay, Fanning Brook,’ Gordon Alfred. son of Mrs. H. Jay and the late Mr. Jay Fort Augustus were unifed in: iage. Rev. John M. Sheen lormed the double ring cere- ony. The wedding march was ed by Mrs. John M. Sheen. e bride, given in marriage ~-her father, locked charming @ ballerina length gown of lace and net over satin, winted sleeves, high neckline th sequins and pearl trim, and bodice buttoned in back. er shoulder length veil was held | Place by a crown of simulated paris and sequins. She carried white lace covered Ble ton- 6d with a corsage of red roses nd streamers. Her only orna- lent was pearl earrings, gift of 1 groom.

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nosegay of pink afd white car- nations.

Mr. Everett som brother of the groom was "man. : Mrs. Jay chose for her daugh- ter’s wedding a lace rayon crepe dress of dusty rose, with blue and ‘white accessories and .cor- sage of white carnations. The

ape mother wore a royal ue

nylon sheer dress with white accesories and corsage of pink carnations.

Following the wedding a recep- tion was held at Central - Royalty Hall for one hundred guests. The bride’s table was centered with a three tier wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom. The toast to the bride was pro- posed by Rev. John M. Sheen and

mer flowers were used to decor- ate. After supper the remainder of the evening was spent in danc-

. Following ‘the reception the young couple left on a_ honey- moon trip touring the Maritimes. The bride travelled in a blue suit w' h white accessories.

Prior to ‘their marriage the popular young couvle were hon- ored by a miscellaneous shower in Mt. Stewar Community Hall. The bride was also given a show- er by the girls of Canada Pack- ers, where she received lovely and useful gifts.

The happy young couvle have taken up residence at 272 Fitz- rey St. The bride is emovloyed with Canada Packers and the groom is with the C.N.R.

STILL POPULAR Among businesses listed ‘by the U.S. census bureau for 1958 were 1,099 carnivals and circuses.

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the Junior Ladies Aid of the| Majestic mink in natural dark,| highlight the show,

Prince Edward Island Hospital in| and Royal Canadian fox in various

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A Sincere Thank You" To All Who Made

Our 1959 Year An

Outstanding Success!

Premier Walter R. Shaw presents a Rural Beautification Society prize to Mr. and Mrs. Errol Stetson, O'Leary, Prince County second place winners in the Farm Home Improvement competition, Class A.

R. E. Seller, manager of R. T. Holman's Charlottetown store presents a chest of silver donated by the firm to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Johnston, Margate, Prince County winners in the Farm Home Improvement competition, Class B,

H. FE. Hyndman, general maneger of Macdonald-Rowe Woodworking Company Lt. of Charlottetown of silver donated by the firm to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dixon,

East Baltic, Kings County winners in the Farm Home In provement competition, Class B.

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S S. Carson, manager of Eaton's Charlottetown store presents a chest of silver donated by the firm to Mr. and

Mrs. Donald Compton, Bangor, winners of the Farm Home

Improvement competition, Class C.

Claude Whitenect, manager of the Charlottetown branch of M_ F, Schurman Co. Lid. presents a;:chest of silver donated by the firm to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Miller; Kelvin Grove,

Prince County winners in the Farm Home Improvement come petition, Class A.

Austin A. Scales, president of Island Fertilizers Inc., pre e¢ents a chest of silver donated by the firm to Mr. and Mra Duncan Mackenzie, Montague R.R. 3, Kings County winners of the Farm Home Improvement’ competition, Class A,

Hon. J. David Stewart, provincial secretary, presents a silver tray donated by the, P.E.1]. Travel B@reau to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prowse, Brackley Point Road, winners of the Flower Garden competition, Class A,

G. E. Hartlen, plant superintendent of Canada Packers Charlottetown branch presents a chest of silver donated by the firm to Mr. and Mrs. James Rodd, Harrington, Queens

County winners in the Farm Home Improvement competition, Class A,

LIST OF DONORS

The Rural Beautification Society gratefully acknowledges the encourageme::f and

financial assistance from the following:

W. G. Barbour

Bank of Commerce

Bank of Montreal

Bank of Nova Scotia Provincial Bank of Canada Royal Bank of Canada Toronto-Dominion Bank Building Products of Canada Bulk & Company, Holland Canada Packers Limited DeBlois Bros. Limited Dominion Experimental Farm Eastern Trust Company

Michael Bros.

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Eaton's of Canada Henderson & Cudmore R. T. Holman Limited Hughes Drug Co.

Hyndman & Co. Lid. Imperial Oil Limited Island Fertilizer Inc.

Moore & McLeod Ltd. MacDonald-Rowe Woodwork-

Dr. David MacKenzie Hon. J. Angus MacLean

Niagara Brand Spray Co,

P. E. 1. Department of Agriculture

Hon. T. W. L. Prowse ‘

Prowse Bros. Lid.

Rogers Hardware Co., Lid.

Mr. William T. Rogers

H. L. Sear & Co., Ltd.

M. F. Schurman Ltd.

_ Stewart Motors Ltd.

Van Hof and Riokker, Holland

Teo M. Van’ Reisen, -Holland

Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada Ltd.

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J. H. Cerry, residet manager for Imperial Oil Limited, pre sen's a chest of silver donated by the firm to Mrs. John Jones, Harrington, Queens County winner of the Farm Home Improve ment competition, Class B, ;

1960+-4: RURAL BEAUTIFICATION CONTEST

Those planning to enter the various Competi- tions in 1960 are-advised that work done this fall will be given full credit by the Judges provided the Secretary of the Society is notified before the work is undertaken. Pictures should also be taken and these forwarded to the Secretary along with the

notification of intent to enter.