A Si‘pinmbnr marriage of in- most to many Island incl-ids on» solcmmted at St Thom

VM'RS. FRANCIS A. RI'IICHI'IL Miss Pauline Noonan, RN

Weds In San Francisco ‘

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HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins Women‘l Editor: Piloti- “MI

Prior to her marflalze Mrs. 0t- ville MacDonald lnee Margaret Madman, Montaguel was guest oi honour II I miscellanenub shower held at the Presbyteriln‘ church hall which was attract-i ii'ely decurited tor the happy ocraslun.

i The gift: were opened by Ben

trice Power and Dianne Gillil. while the accompanying guod‘ wishes were read by P e g gy“ Fraser. Mrs. Garnet Mcimyrt. was in charge at the gilt honk.l and the slits were arranged byl Evelyn Mianre. Piano music: was played by Mrs. A.F. Camp: bell during the evening. Reituiw merits were served by Mrs Ara-l olii lrving. Mrs. Roy Bell. Mrs.‘ Wellington Campbell. Mrs Rny Cluw. and Mrs. Emerson a" Connor.

Mr llld Mrs. James MatBath.l Montague. and Mr and Mrs. lra‘ Ross. Upper Montague. visited Mrs William Walsnn at the Richards Nursing Home. Alber- ry Plainl. on Sunday.

A shower was held in Bloom- ncld llsll recently in honor o Mae Clements ind bale Corcur ‘ an 1

Guests who tilled the hall to capacity enjoyed the excellenl

ihe Doucettd aod Perry oreheai ira ‘ Gills were opened by Alectm‘

.‘Ii'i W3 Creed, Elghlield, ieit by air Saturday to pe o sometime with Mr and Mn. Murray Creed and llmlly. OIL ville.

Sham“ Wright. dlulhte! of Mr Arthur L. Wright. . Charlotte-

mem'brsnce my weekend. M r Wright ll I student Ii Mount,“ lison University in 5mm N.B.

Mr and Mrs. James Crichton oi Brighton shore ielt the prov- ince Wednesde [or D I y will Beach. Florida. when they will spend the winter.

Mrs olive Wood. who it been the Hues! oi Mr. Ind Mr James C. Wood, I-iIzelbl-ook. lot the pan lhree weeks. 11" left in plane [or her home in CIllIry.

Miss Dime Bennett. nurse-lo- tralning at the VictoriI GenIrII Hospital. Huiliax. is snendlnl I short holiday with her parent], Gordan Bennett,

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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Monie- New Arman, In I. d Mrl. Kolth warren. and sand. Well- dcll and John. Mal-gate. lett oo Sudin ior Hailtax to attend the AtlInti: Winter Fair.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest David and family. Kensington spent

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st. Michaeli Church. corruul nan wn the scene oi an Augustl wedding when Rev DP. Wood periormed a double ceremony uniting Ann: Estelle Hughes, daughter at Mr. and Mrs Peter Hughes. Cori-ail Bali and Man- rice Robert Fitzpatrick. son oi Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzpat- riek. Tricsdie Cross

Soloist George McDonald nag appropriate hymns, ac- companied by sister Mary Win-i Iii

ired.

The bride. given in marriage by her iather. wore a tloor length gown or nylon organza over nei. sod taiiets. lt lectured n hand-t embroidered bodice. Ind lllyl point sleeves. Err headdress, an arrangement oi peau de sole hells accented by pearl drops. held a tour tier nylon tulle shall» lder length bouliant veil she

ME. AND ‘MRS. MAURICE E. FITZPATRICK Niagara Falls Honeymoon

Ban Vows

with illusion veil. and carried bouquets oi yellow and while cal-nations

Kenneth Fitzpatrick. brother or the groom was best men. Wil- liam Fitzpatrick and John Hughes ushered the guests to the pews

Mrs. )iilghos chose tol- her daughter's wedding a twoolece dress oi navy blue, with pink antessarlrs. Mrs Fitzpatrick wore a blue lace dress with matching accessories.

A reception was held at the Queen Hotel for all guests. Mose tor oi ceremonies was John B. Flilpnlrirk. and Katherine Mt:- Dnnald circulated the [nail Mir.

For a honeymoon trlp to Tor» onto and Niagara Falls. the bride choose a three pirre suit oi mint green with matching accessor-

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MARY HAWORTH

' How Do Modern Mothers Compare With Ancestors?

Dear Mary lenl'tht Al mow urgency “Mme ii In [at free 0‘ Liter 0! three pre-Itchool Ile the Iitultion for low hourl r9 boy, I think you for your Iym- (timely. Ind ' let of! Item” pathetic Ilfitude and advice to with other] who understand the the frantically it'll:le Mix Niel". m We! to you mother of two bnbill. plane“ in the neilhborhnnd

One heni'l In much Ibmlt blbyvlitflnl eoonentivl club! spoiled young mother! nnwl- .5. days. comparing ul uninvan 1y to our pioneer Incelwn. We let the leeiinl now-day: thIt mlyr be we In jllll hopeledely lazy or inadequa

Den ery fllworth‘ I am the eldelt of lever-l children, nut work-

we can‘t deny that we get tire- Her And tender. until at timel we think we will literally enplode in all directions.

We nnd ourselves screaming at our initial children. then ieeling horribly depressed be- cause we've tilled to be the loving. consistent child-rearing arti- ahould be—

I have tried to help them, in Incl-l Ind economic lel. hill there been“ no WIY in IIDP their ieudinl. Their lltnrnu have II- reeled I.“ of in in the {Imily Ind i would like in break away.

I nlIn on mull“! mat Incl). but I feel monrniul, truly humlck at the prospect. But as i can't help them I noel I will be hotter all. Ind they .00V if I In.

They understand why i want to leave. nut they an too wrap— ped up in their own dltilculttes to really aerial-ow am output or try to ah'lllbteo out my rea- min (or leavlnl.

Even (hound I ell: do nothing more [or the younger children and even tho“ I know my DI!- enlil problem: aren't mine. Ilill I worry Ibmlt the effect: of their problem! on the children liter I in.

Thil the fin! time I‘ve liked In oIILlidet‘l hel nlpect your Illi'llmenl a your guidance. Sincerely

ties “Y we sit. thi you a sin ini- at least scknuwdedglug that we do have a problem.

And to the distraught yuunli mother may I lay: It doe! Eel easier. Add sooner than you think.

For me and lur lots oi moihm lnot alll the change train one baby to two babies la the hard- est in terms mental s Having two helniell little peo- ple totally dependent or. you. both needing attention at the same time. II something that takes a lot at getting-mando—

But by the time my third son wu born l was loaded how smouthty everything went. lie was i perleel joy and i learned that llrrae didn't boaicr me nearly so much as we bid

ever but I d need i TJ'L

cred, ii Ieeme to me thlt if you do any out your intention lo bruit lwa. Ind do let ' k

be" T.i'(.: All things eonlld« 'l'esltull

Alina vim you consider leav- ing your param- ls I turn. or anxiety that takes lti rise train the disturbed unhappy plliem oi your ianilly background,

it is a kind of bomesiekuess oi soul tor emotional security yourB never had. that ynur instinct

own you've been denied. Till: indetin winners in some thing is common to all sensitive per-sons brought up in ii household devoid ol unity. rm. may and conective devotion.

A this sense at less. which you can‘t out your linger on tends to ice your selli esteem and sell. conildence. as well so dim-cut optimism and mark uncertainty is to your in- trimleflawftbmsignlnoance and comp e co with w lies ahead. N m individuals brought up in . iideodly lbrillly groigi. well inv- ed and cooperatively treated. but not cuddled. uinatly are able to take. all with scarcely a back- ward glance. ready to leel at bum anywhere in the world This good iurtuue. this tirin foundation ior dynamic living is so calually incorporated into their character structure. that they take it lor granted ii a birth right quality.

but it is. rather. a lay-product oi good parentage: good in th- sense that the parents were wise n all to resolve their diiicr» encei tlisnyl in double km s. and not in accord in reamg their children in a cllinile ul se. corny authority Ind respect ior sound values.

in leaving your parents iur emsh'iiCHNe reasons latch on- to God. become a ohurchgcer it you aren‘t already: and be. coma a daily reader at the old Testament pialmi and the New unialling by. Ml-l.

eat aospeh: sources oi light to live

w my burlcona are broaden- lng again and there is time tor adequate mt. even without out- uvingrlplee «apartment or mt. lid: help. ed rooml. you'd be better tired

“Irhlshly mgmmefdb I hh-br the you are now to help the s ing cooperaive on sat in we have in our neighborhood. In young" “Hank

ltrhed on your own, with a peli- mppoflflil ion and your own

ll. BENNli'l'! CARR

Indra a an

Dial. SIM. slit Lilo of Canada PI e um . Hm CI ueiua. PM.

M our Roman Catholic church. thrce e on r hnclh \lCE\ . . the past weekend visit g reis— "pried . bnuuiiet ht red roses. i'es .. .t T?“ V"? ll“ ‘3‘" 1/0" Wl” lnnlpcro sicrra Boulevard. son with m’liJltlE ml and acre gig]?afigflfrfiflgmflfi lives at Lower Five Illlni‘ll. Her only jewellery was a pearl Prior to her marriage the bride gfimfieoi‘m "ml": k" bu“ DIVE I "(mi-Bro. nlicn Pauline your. shoes. and Calilpti . cascade in we" lewd ' NS. necklace and earrings. gltt oi was guest oi honor at showers h ° °" ““ "‘°'“d’"- ’ tell-relith Iii-rt from your 3minth dauzhter ot Mr run rttsck ' l the gmm EM,“ by (fiend, fl. cm... pm] {W’TY lfi‘fi‘mrwfi 9"" 1:: warring parenu. will give the N M w Mn mm L Noonan. Chars The W mm “as lit-WM BM- Mr and Mrs. Louis Kays here Mr and Mrs John nogchv Noreen and cithcrine Hughes Tracadie. Cross. charlutietown. "" 1” ’° ‘ ,3 ’5‘“ '"d “V younger children a place to re "I “Y “P lnitcitmtl. became the bride at room rho norms \lf‘rt‘ M chael summed w mend: “mus, “mm... we wake“ min," We” 0‘ m bride were hm”. and by “m m“ a, me Island :rr are yhmir en An . Pm. my ,0, common, m“, u, i‘runm Mimi Rachel or San Calvert and Ram Ix ws _ with s housewarming it their to susscx, an mun, my We identical on. Telephone Co Mr. and Mrs. "" m °"" “' ° “Yum! quiet surroundings. with a pen- Fl'ancibco. rnd lormerly ut New r nor d lighlrr's nodding new Mm, 0,. Reusing." Rm Minnmm sownuf MW “e! mem w,” mm m 1.ng vjnrk! wanders, refreshe- your uni tyont who cares ~ who WI“. M." cum," \i'rstminsier. BC. only son or Mrs xoonuu once a slicalhiEd Waners was mm" a, m, m. and M“. Em, pmm W" “am m" m fieadmm mm Cm" whole perspective. Also the no“ that, problem, a.“ it, Mr and Mrs Frank neichel dress oi pr‘lil viii: nine. mint; stole monies lur the occasion. Mr Kenslngton. spent the past week. ‘ HM“le “mm” PWdHP‘" ten with understanding and who ’ Sr >ul ‘lew lwrislmmslrr. Bi; Mule )arfrflllrm “"3 ! “run-‘2 and Mrs. Keys expressed their end at Pictuu. 5.. where they 52:“? 5134;?" “ "9" ll constitutes In example at couc- TtP nnplia . ass was cee (it nrcin~ ' iu mo or n we le-snre.ssunialiimeivas s it were guests ot Mr Ind Mn. .1. G R ' d —Iw-pp no . e a, w , when that, am. hum! by R" G Thoma and mm (“M a milk WrmbIP- 2nd reireshments were serifiji. n llacdunald. 6 ing UeSl'S eCelVe "3‘" 0' “'0' W" mm" "1 I" eglnel to Ilily their wings. tlw double ring ceremony pen with mZIlCiimE n l ., :iud miar or worse IlIu-tlonl. Six» The mm a} mum-“1% up. lnrmco by Rev Allan i‘ NDnII- s rorsncr nl crlliul< cerely. ff}. "mung, a... “up”. “up

Fnliooln: thi‘ t-m-cninnv a re- Dear rnn Those who

Al Admiral Beaiiy Hotel

an mil. brother oi the bride

ELLEN’S DIARY

ts 7hr bride oniered the cannon nus not i "El Furlal" their heads at today'l irsulrly r‘tllrl‘h 0n the arm ct her firm Fulton and Fl“ \H‘IlliP Th» Th, mm”, ,g gm“... The and. war. . flnnr length tired young mothers. eomparlagl ' er lllm gave her in marriage. briilo s tabla nus rumored willl‘ Beechnuts can Be Found Am “HEM” a, m. “d M” ED...“ 0, “.hm, mam Mm gap ‘ mm “Mammy u, my, p1,. til-i acre moi aildvuclcnmed a double in: 'bmlll: r-hlte .lohn .l. Mulroney. Lancaster. lands or Guipure daisies on the ueer great-grout-grandmctbers. .- an: gerflimfmnor‘xcfig ‘11:...“ b\ ilnv bl'r‘wlillllé‘. “gills! . . .a. and Dr. James Stanislaus skirt and neckline. and the skirt overlook the loot that the grave- G/E ELECTRIC FRY-PAN r3 i‘vt‘nra . mas. n or mention '~‘ in U d D f L Noonun. son otllrs w, l-lcnry‘wns slichtly entrain her slimil- yards at that era were heavily . tourch Tn thr strains at the were dccoraii‘d nun a lirniusloni n er rl I5 eaves "mm" m, n“, M. m MW ,1" mm. m.” M will. mum“ Flamed Wm. WW” who did mgmgfiltl 'lliilnhproplcae‘deo‘li Olélgzsrsuas wi u Fallwr‘ s ilr at so and hadov the Han olten we bless the idem ‘"' 5""““""5“"" P‘“ w“ '9“ [mm ' "W" °‘ mm" _ "my" °"' m" u" "m" l" '1'” W:- s. .' c » M " >PP~ " S 'v l ' . ‘ 1 ed . w..l. s d ' he "band M" M" Ilplc in the sanctuary steps. "Thomas The muii'l‘ M cure day brought, And a breeze io nrics nt those who. in their day. 3:33;? by R" D’ :5”?:{::g‘:[5;::fif::fjfl ‘7“ h ' “if l8. 3. Lille “"9 “‘9 “mm” “5 P!" .mMil‘S “3* WW \“m‘a”: ‘1" hm”! dawn last 6""de leave“ Name“ We“ at Mum-1° 8‘" Mrs. loan Harnth was soloist l rings. sue carried a cascade al Furthermore the tumour “7 "'"m’"

. iormed. toast to die nridr \lm ropondcd in stnp the oak. and shake the us the loveliness oi lilac and “d was mom med b the Wm“ mg... ml ivy. as, arts... 1 I, l d‘ 1-

i nurin the Mass the h mna‘t b in ~ l i ih v " ' » - p - - y > y 5’ a" n” "mm M M" nu“ 4"" " .. R . Y l0. Y 5’ ~"’°"’- W " 5 rum“ "or" in old orcl'firdrismball- and W Him“ I organist, Marion Gillis. The al- dants wore identically styled mg, with "mm “null” points Day 0 Peal-him Mn- bridesmaiil hv ihe tin-t man. . tree — Beech nuts — are there. wall: oi rowan. and white blrcb m. "f m, chum. w", ldomcd‘su'eEl-Igngfli “math; or orgillul mm}, m upon phemnmn 1,, Miss My “W “93'5"? 5"“ ‘l "‘3 “" ‘ “"m "‘3' any in be luund in the driit oi and maple. Ferhalfl some lad. with white and ellow gladioii and lace in turquoise with mat- mu, o ortnrl minis Angelicus' n ms in .mnila and leaves beneath a rememberedl or maybe a toss. Will be blessed no white inumsy uest pews chiug headdresses. They carried $1"? “Tm” " "w" I" Mrr mitich by the sololsl. an- the C um l'M '1 0"- imp” Or have they all vanished. 'li that touch which can find i allow rarnatiuns. 0"”3 evemmm‘ mm m “n” 5“

urban traiiic hazards an ever- liienare to children's safely. vutli little if any opnor

sermons ln stones. books in the

were marked with white satin bouquets or bows i

cmnanled by the church or— . The bride's mother chose

gratnlntnrv Sili’i‘iliri ur-e made hm." "ken a". 0M ,9" swnnpni h" “'l‘" Tl""“" “*’ Wm“ overnight. by the {alryri'irliisi' running brooks". music in the an. lflllti’i‘ N llii‘ lii'lll‘ iN‘l .‘li‘v

I n-seilt

NECK BONE CORNED

lhrncaded sheath of misty ruse

Given in marriage by her tin. I and beige with brown accessor-

inst The bride chose a street length

. ‘ have the hazelnuts tnu beenl winds. art in the trees. poetry in no". the bride was attended byl ' c f;“.?.,;‘ ;:§§:f:“dcfij;':llf‘§: “P'Uh'l '1'"? V"' "‘f '“W‘Tk; witched anav by this" And who‘ flowers. and will love those wolher sister Sounne Mahoney. as l ies. and a mink stole. liar ans. '; {"T‘Y’M‘m I??? lbs, .. E mm was rash. r“”"“‘""h‘." “W”? F has gathered up rhesthuis and‘ have planted herenbout. maid of honor and Pauline laser was pale pink mos. The “mm drive molmhm‘ 5. WP” l9“ ‘ W “" a "‘"”>' "i smell somethlng guild" Pe— Nooaan. sister oi the groom and ‘mother oi the groom was ittir. "W- o

a- .t . toucd lilth scooped neckline de- acorns to plant in pots indoors.

moon inn in llclmnwl Long d i h an I r h m. n M E M Gem m ed m _ We ,3 h (h .“h I manner of IPuklntt- n 1 Food I to can Jewel Maple Leai Lb PM W, mm seed pearls, and Bath PM g mm mm to be transplante o” c us a .V conic y 'l! a ernoon. lss or ra ral as 09 s ea Vi . I" "‘9 “Man “a”. or “mm . - to. among. pm: r... (9...... .5 0. mm... m, m. pm”. is; cgtmoietha‘rgperr.uawe Sign; flamingos: is .t_ cookie-7 brg:srél:‘lg§d 6 Cum" Flam ‘ngsidzggefigiteaselger cursgerm w“ W, m gm my. ,0, Chum 4/49: Slimming Ideon . 65: {Hill (1' le‘ . w mil c t ’ ' ' ’ ‘ 1..” 11,. “d l”. R 5:313:35. Wl'l‘all’hfw13:1:alhjup’q‘kf‘jl'... 113:".“25: growing in the lawn-border, “Na. Bread!" tla Bay. Nild..waa best man and l A reception was held in the. ‘13:“; crllfli it Meat Only 89: k I Lb- ns s on item she carried a i... and n... m. Ho“ assessor. vaunsllnsshnr 1m Iréiergllargg , I Are you me? snow $150333: 5355!“. “3331933133; 335333913 as nun... m u, g. 0.2.”... Kant 2/89: Carrots 11¢ (Astana ot vil‘lllE roses. orchids ips net-e nrm mid . rs cc oi "HIS. by l 9 arm-5' 9- a“ W» t " ' 5 v ° d l Cloud All DI: - - l . ‘hrlde which was responded to "first Ii summer plrficul-fiy- island 1 m. I ici- lresb is and strum-mom orchids complolcd lirr ensem- ile were. no! I00 far haCk 1" Though the years have ehang— 9°” ‘7‘ S" “h” l . r th ‘ - The hill‘lESmald. Yvonne 0t- blu. the year to make prouduerES. ad much in the wav oi lite and :flgrafim‘f‘ufme Eflgka" ‘ grinafixigfigmng.$.m:zwo£ Chd‘“ Loo MM” P W Mr and \il'< eri'llel hale some’da. rot-lime who camel living. it otlen camel to mind. ,3, 3:“ ‘(m N31,? I n ( land ilelds and nieadnw lahlug Schwnm—le on. arts-- apeclu tatcn up rosilcnic nl *7 50 Line aitcr to enloy through the my haw, not basically siter- lanalIlD Irom where stile: tidal-ll ’0' “WWW "will"! Mm" P m 4 I coln an ituruia years shea ed the nature or mankind. They 1., pm...“ “I, bride “‘“mgund mad; pinup-mg wild n". m” r 5‘ N - - - - - - - 39‘ “ “"~ 3‘" m“ “99m “1"” a threeduar'ler length wool suit er! chuinti colts fleelnz the 3"" “' I'm" Imam" " u’" less i see the marks _ and in oatmeal shed: with ham Itc- rumbling bull ' allv "'"d' mm" "' Potatoes 49¢ “S“i;nw me!" we itiil say. cessories ller corsage was1 having a busy time in a cIlull- . . . . . . 99¢ ' ' ' ' ' Ye opened the nvena door. orange delight roses. »ly seil—l'dllnt way. whila moth- ” e read" hr nodded. . and Mrs Noonall will m er went eamly nod flmiityehwt “That's what smells good." side in Port algln. Na her chores. 5“ n" "Do you know what in my ole e bride ll I graduate oi st. i think it is the Humming “"5" W“ inion makes drake on. ' Vincent‘s Glrls lllgh School sud eiieci or having one'l energies an no Mon: Meek up v.” Mount Camel Commial continuously contined to a small "MW-I

chap. queried when he came in "tor I iew tackl" lo help in some or of repair he we: eileclim‘l. Ind the ioIVeI were l-rnw an the cupboard. "The heel of I wlrln

Academy Iliti pflor to her Iliu- Ii‘ie WM Dl’l the mrptnrlal Ital! o! the Department 0! NI- tlonIl Revenue (taxation divi- IionJ The [room 1‘ I andth iii 91 Dunml'l'e U vols

eneloled living Iplce. with chill dreu requiring cor-taut Duper vision. that exhausts today's young mother laid a pacu explosive tension.