F-LT. AND MRS.

T' ity United Church, Sum» mt‘i . was decorated with llzrskots of gold and white rnul'l’ulV for the marrllge 0! Eva Gale Snmcrs, daughter or Mr In Ii .lrs Rnl h C. Samers, mur (IE. and FL Mervin Boyke. RCA!" Summerside. son oi Mr Curnell Boylte Ind the ill. Mrs. Boyke, Regina. SIsli.

The ceremony was perturmed

MERVIN BOYKO

Honeymoon In Lourenlions Follows Military Wedding

by Rev. C.R. Wehtler. Tile solo- ist. Robert Schurman, sang “0 Pefiect Love“ before the cere<

molly and “The Lord'- Prayer during the signing o ter. He was accompanied Mrs. Eric Sheen. Summerside.

Given in marriage by her is. titer. the bride chose a neon length gown ot peau do this. The

titted bodice ientured a scoop

A Maritime honeymoon follow- cd the recent wedding of MIry Doreen ArlenIult to Robert slas- cpl! Pots-ter- M file &. Paul's Ro- msn CItholIc Church in Sum- merllde.

The bride ll the daughter at ir. Ind Mr Arthur Arlen-nit. slid the [Town's parents Ire M and Mrs. Fred 8. Poitier. S « Nicholas Flan Instruments (ll sweet

“1' home 01‘ the

limit Ind Mild. The bride those I floor length titted bodice

Itrlln of lace ruine- tell [mm the built or her bop!- lsnt skirt. ncr only lewellpry. cultured pearl ear-ruin an necldsce. WII I [lit from the tvrwinr. A crown or used pearls

hr Ihnlider

l I‘d lsnslh veil nl net. In. carried l bride's prayer book decorated wlh while lace on baby nus. Th bride

t were hits; Ann Polrlnr II III-id of hnnor. Mi

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. POIRIER

Si. Paul’s Church, S’side, Scene Of Summer Ceremony in

tin with tilled bodice and full skirts. thcy carricrl nnscgays oi yellow and while mums Thclr beaddresses wore veils which matched their gowns. The llpr

er girl wore turquoise and white‘

with white Immnes. Ind car» ried I basket oi rose petals. 'Iihe ring benrer carried I lace pillow bearing Hie ring.

Dennis Arsenault. brother ol the bride. Call-1']?V Alberto, Wes best mnn Ind ushers were Blstr Arnnault and Eucllde Polrler.

A hreIklIlt wIl held It th I um 40 guests and following the cere< ['1an I reception was held tor ISO It the home of Mr. and Mrs.

- Leo GIudet. grandparents ot the

bride,

The bride's mnlhrr chasr a beige and lurquorsc Iver air-cs lcrylenr dress wiih hrigr so. cessories and pink ciirnoiinns. Tile brldcrmom's mother was in brown and hello linen with a beige int and n plnli camatlcn come.

For travelllnl the brick chang- cdipnbelgeonribrownlinrn suit. you». floral hIt. yellow gloves Ind beige shoes In plane. Her car-sage was yellow canistlnm.

The newlyweds will reside or in bonnie-dc Ave. ll-liinr. Na.

Dubai-province guests include at Dennis ArlenIult. CIlgIry. Alberta: Sgt. Mill Mrs M: Gnu-

flrl det Ind ismtly. C nip 3 n r don,

noekllna Ind lily point aim... The bellvshapeo skirt was lash- . loned with a brocadcd detachnir .lr tram. l-ier headdress. an ar- rangement ol peau de blue balls accented by pearl drops, held I four tier nylon tulle shoulder length houiianl veil She carried I cascade 0! yellow swccthcart roses and shasls daisies entwln< ed with ivy, I

The bride's attendants were Miss Roberts Show as maid otI honor. Miss Ann Dickie and Misl‘ Elizabeth Holman as bndes‘ molds and Miss Gwennyth Sam-I rrsas luaior bridesmaid. Misa‘ Shaw wore a iloor length down 01 gold pesu do said, bell skirt. titted bodice scoop neckline and short slur-I es Shc wore elbow length clovesl Ind shoes tinted to march herr gown. Miss Dickie and Miss llnl-I man were gowned similar to the‘ maid oi honor in green p9sir der acre. The maid or honor I nd bridesmaids carried semi car- crdca M shasla daisies. Mlss Sinner, junior hridemaid. wore green peau de sore gown bodice similar to that oi bridesmaids. featuring an un- pressed pleated skirt tnshioned with n large bow at lhc waisl back lined with gold peau dc role, two panels ol gold a nil

I

the‘

green leil {mm the bow to me floor. She carried s scml Cas- cade oi yellow sweetheart roses and shasta dsislcs.

F0 Peter Gilchrist was best man and the ushers wore F0 Serge Deschsmps and F0 Rob- ert Gordon.

Following the ceremony a re caption was held at the Officers Mess. RCAF Station. Summer- slde. The bride's mother receiv- ed wearing a pink sheath with

the regis- D Y

.. ching shoes. il matching nuwur.I Cd hat and I col-sage of white Sweetheart roses.

For n honeymoon trip to thEI LaurCntians tile bride chose A} sheath dress of pastel I it e S and matching list. a yellow coat and green 8nd white accessories. er corsagc was oi broure can. flBLlDIIS. I

The newlyweds Will reside intntcd Kensington "III Summerside. and its new were marked with (Photo by Herkhert Studio) Willi! satin bowl and orange

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The Guzrdian, Charlottetown, Thurs" Sept. 1 , 1963. ’7

Couple Reside

Pink and white pennies decor- 'ted Church

ME. AND MRS. JOHN L. COULSON

Kensingion Vows Pledged

Al Sea View

blossoms ior the marriage ol Judith Anne Picketts. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Pick- etts. Kelvin Grove. and John Lo well Coulsoa, son of Mr. Leighton Coulson, View. Rev. L.M. luted at the doub mony.

a Sea

1: ring cere

Miss Nancy MscMurdo. Kelvin

Grove. song “0 Perfect Love"

Ind ‘Love Devine". accompan

{Ed by Gordon Murray. Kcnsing- ii.

Given in marriage by her (a- llier the bride use a iloor length gown of nylon organza over peau de soie. The '

bodice was accented with pearls

. and ieatured a stair [oped neckline and lull length tapered sleeves. The haul l a ll t

HAPPENINGS

Csl. and M Eugcna st .land and childi-rn. l'lulll and‘and iamin leit recently to re Phillip. are visiting the harm turn to their home in Caledonia. er's mnlher. - r: . Ker-pin om. Mrs. Burke and in nirly Murray Harbour. and his hrol had been spending the summer er. Barry Strickland, also oljwilh Mrs Burke's patents, Mr. Murray Harbour. and Mrs. Willinrrr Simmons, Ses . rView. an Mr. Burke had been Holidaying in PM, are Mr, their guest ior the past and Mrs. John liciinir-rn vii weck .Kingslon. Ont. who are guests‘ at Grcgor's uv-T‘nn ‘ea. rarku Mr Ilcy. Also rcsislurcil at the hotel r Central Beacons. Deleon!“ 1, Mr. F. 0-5 m. a. Mommy lhcrr zsrn wedding anniversary ;al the home at their daughter lllr. and Vlrs Lnrrnll itoriisrrn. r and son- law, Mr. and Mrs. Sea View, lcit on Sa'urday in Gerald Murray. Auguslinc Cove. nailiax rrhore they will Ilolh be‘ At the iornily dinner party. empiili‘ygd filth "w Iirm of Bra their son Gerald read an ud- ers. . by wan Accompan- M by ML and “,5 MM . n dress and anolher son Barry. rickolls. Kclvrn Gruvc. who re- Presented the hnnored couple turned on Sir iwith a mantel clot

and Mrs. John G r e e n.

[ELLEN’S DiAliY An Unwalchecl Cooking For Can Ruin Fine Vegetable

“i can pll‘lllrl‘ the sheen on the choosing the right turnip. 0r It. sn island girl at once. may lie in dropping the pared recently Wrotc us. ” a pieces in water slreadv a- but pretty sight lo scc it, pale gold ‘ For us. it lies mostly in keep g in the sunshine whcb the wind oncs attention reericted to the stirred the heads. Pure silk thrimripg. rm." mp p, picking owns seemed. A i see too. the up the paper. or some thrilling wheat on the shore iield in stmk. ‘bonk, to find out how the tale I! And i am miles away burn that. progressing; or in. in the scam- or an larm nllw! The lights i incly convenient- meantime. look out to tonight are not those Idding an Ipproprilte seasonal lie larmhbuses round about. .loucha phelssnt's leather-4o iil oi the clty. ncr upon tier oi our last hits but . them. No kcrprehe lamps droscl 3mm 1, m, w": 5..., [mm 3‘" i 0W" l" 3 “mm,” mm rthe cooking pot, and there chanc- down lhcre when the iiclds am I” m be "in “mm, m. war“, wme “P 10 "'9 Mm“: ‘0 leIt'ull ol' the elusive nits Ind vit- In “W "n “'9 01d 8mm whel'e‘nmlns the household needs to ‘h? hullyl‘m.‘ “9‘” “d “‘9 kccp hearts high Ind smiles "m0" ‘3“1'35- M“. Wl‘“ spread. will have all steamed would give tor an old-tum pc»1 way. my.“ , m mm.” Crimson Beam» “r I 5|!” "l r mess—sometimes In Irretriev- in!- mm“ "m" 3 WE": Ihlr. lost and gone one- behind. remember too the rustic nl -

I . So no haphazard cooking Multivitamin lluwnglggal: turnip takes once dope. somew I one y 50 p n

wllh its ripening. the year was "'d “" PM“ °' 5'“ “:1

pd all him becoming aged. the eIriier lov M” m" ' linen oi it now ovcr and gone “mm” ‘° ' “my MW" "u"

s .. Is nothing highlights tt mor p "era was a wind In the hIr- m M mm“ . I ley today. and in the cats. with d Wm H m “I” “’23:”; [31.33%], mm presented idr IpprovI'l to th e‘ ulsted today "which gives more “i” return for a sliigle seed sown. n ‘grnill hi barley or am or our?" "Why not find llre answer in that" Now is the time!" up said. September was pretty today —I lnr-cly lpdy, smiling down upon rill. ooka were to be seen on lIrm-iielda. nwerlngr on lawns. harvest-opus in orchards. com and olher nlcrlllrs oi season in gardens... And. a . n ge< row. Ind up woodland paths. the bracket: and sweet tern ripened. in a lull in the harvesting lip- erstlons on i rm e name. whlrh lorgnthcr all in tile work. the inrmcrs met today at bnb'r in harvest Air enrlv path ni lur- nl Good. turnl is now, Illa per-rest complemnl. when cook. Edi“ In "let (“my M rfl‘ll

o

s w

ms r oi . . . Harvesting turnips who the iiclrlwnrk or today. And we nih- rred up calendirla lire. bright marigold. in amber and gold and orange iihbdes. n n“ that we much nod to b cause we {had they usually seed themselves plenuiully. but ml to hove seeds r l surety. when past tall and winter, another green springtime is come. Unul iomorrpw— Diary — (hodluzhl. .

EXECUTIVE NAMID mTAWA icrl —- l-‘rzd w. ‘ nnrr. As. at Montreal hu been the naval tuteotcan Wednesday dent John Mutt DIvieI. Price replaces Robbins E

ANhitecturIl initi- ada it was announced by more rmb

pa...

Mr. ulntt

h. Ontario; Mr. Ind Mrs. Anthony the last oi - sood cook in nol to who retired rem. y lo lulio - Perry Ind Inmily. Hum-x. "-5. be hood in her pcrieci nirrin- pair with the National Centen. tII- .lop ArlenIolt, our-u. an en. but in the side dish iii tho nIIl . . humble thlr turnip. an. he

at Ind “World GIIlInt from One

to

no, rust. by llcckbrrl mt

ror there la a secret too Is lIller'I cookery. It may la la

ms. inmerly was mania of in tlu mallpn and publicatan tor the Northern lleetrt

0' hItnville. exchanged vows

appointed eaccuttvu dlrcclar 01 W

skirt was oppliqucd with Cantil- e and mother oi pearl.

chr headdress ni pleated nylon Mr and Mn Edmund Bummer and soauins held a shoulder pick“... Tm“... 0m. . M,‘

length veil of tulle illusion. She

carried s bounucl of red roses white carnalions entwined

ith ivy.

Miss Myrtls Pickett! was maid

at honor [or her sister and Miss

Lorraine Coulson, sister of the

’rw

MR. A‘ND MRS. JOHN C. GALLANT

Si. James Church, UrbainviIIe ‘Selling For Summer NuproIs

Mary \‘vlllllw r‘trseilalllt snli Jnhn Cedric Gsllsnt. both of Ur- re- cently at st. James Church with Msgr. Nunlre Poiricr otilciat- ing at the ceremony. Mr. a n Mrs Aler C. Arsennult are the bride’s parents: the Kroom is the Inn or Mr and Mrs Aus- tin V. Gulllnt. sll ul Urhnrnvlllc.

The Abrams \‘illagc rholr was accompanied by Edmond GIHInt of Cape Egmiml.

The bride than a lull Irllz|h n of urn-Ills nver lnllels inhiolled with tilted lit-dice. scoop neckline Ind lily poinl fleevel. Her buntisnt skirt isl- tllreti I large bowl Ina stream» In lrom lhr walsl at back. [in organ“ plilbttx hraddrcss held in pine her shoulkr length veil. She corned I bouquet M red mas and white cnrunlinns

The bride's Itiendlnts were,

IWOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

October Data Is Chosen To Pack Overseas Box

KL SINGTON Mrs Er-‘ings. she called attention In tho skine MacMurdp and Mrs. Ev- {act that though attendance is erett Cousins led the devotions good at regular meetings at the at the September general meet.- units. attendance at the gener-

lng oi the Kensinglon U n r ted .al meetings is comparptlv elyr

Church Women. held In . nemny room at the Church. “Bec it was decided to use in Mem- glnuing Again" was the fitting oriam cards [or members dur- theme for the first Fsll meeting tag 196: and 1966, pa ment to be A moment's silence was observ added in memonal org-ll ied in loving memory at Mr I

the II- ‘small.

iund. Evans lnglis. a member tor The second Tuesday in oi-iiib- .man.v years who died Septemb- er was chosen Is the dale ior er 5th packing a box icr shipment Mrs, Alexander Macliay gave “mell- In interesting introduction to Pinn- Were made Mr I kmfler- the new study book 0,. “t flutes and nursery party to in Asia. Adding interest to the held on the lollowiirg Snlurday. study was a panel at slx mm A committee Wu simulated - . procure a guest speaker and spe- cial music bar a Thanksgiving service to be held on Sund . y, Mr is. Mrs, Dan Macken- zic was appointed Librarian tor the nookshcli,

SUMMERS“)! “(MS The first math: or the at

A review of a bank, t'ahma to Christ" was given by Mr]. Keith Kennedy. Tile review h d ‘ the desired efiect in the isct that

intcrest wss srauscd to the ex- tent that many of the members Iplnn to read the book.

The president. Mrs. H a rold Laird. urged the members who

.bers to attend the general meet-

groom. was bridesmaid. Miss Grace p' etts and Miss M a r y Coulsurr Nere flower girls. The .maid of honor wore a street len- gth dress or green flocked nylon

Inn at the was of the Summer-l side Presbyteriln Church was held on Tuesday alternoon la the church parlor with the pres sident. Mrs. Vernon Clmpbell, in the nhs

The devotional period on the theme “How the damn ol Christ Changed the Status as Women" was in lira charge at

r Ernest Walker Issisted by Mrs. Donald Baker who r e n d the scripture leaan trom Pro- verbs ill. The oiicripg was ocul—

andaequins and Chantilly lace Sea

and carried . nosegsy oi yellow - carnations. The bridesmaid was lln n similar dress oi pink and carried a nosegay or pink car- nItions. The flower girls wore dresses oi pink nylon and an ried baskets oi mixed rluwers. A attendants" hesddressea were matching veiled crowns. Jerr aim was best man

cIted by Mrs. CImpbeli

Tent 've plIllI were made {or the thank uttering to be held in October. Mrs. WIllier lave I splendid report on the WMS Presbyterlal which was held dur- ing the summer It Belfast. it was decided to the I Bible quiz on chapters 11 Ind ll or St. Luke's gospel. Mrs. W.E. Forbes wns pianist and the meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction

‘and ushers were Allen Picketts. Ibrothcr oi the bride. and James lThompson.

For the reception in the Km

I

. and dInelfll.

"RS. 3. EARL! MIL-DONALD ms. 2. M. PHILLIPS

CO-CONVEN ERS

Two energetic Charlottetown club women m Jointly con. vening ove Revue. measured by the Provincial

Chapter at the IODE. lirooki . nil-sell, the producer, arrives

today in Charlottetown and wilt begin choosing the parlor- men at n Talent Party held at the Basilica Youth Centre. Friday evening around I p m.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

It you like to do a lot of out. door entertainmcn. you'll find lt well worth your while to fix up some sort or outdoor or pariah!-

pbonrd in which to star. the table service you'll use.

church cleaning: enlzrulnment‘ rm luccesslui pantry. sale and suggested a tober tn nise runds ship reported 172 members. Girl Guides had no report but win re- Iume meeting. in Scplembcr. Mrs. E. Kerryv unteered to visit the Chronic Centre It Siam- merslde and bring the usual treat to the value of $5. Madame Presld' ent rugs members anseniblr in a at the monthly nun tor vocn tlonl uttered by file league. M dune President Cloud the meet ing with the reclutlon oi tli 0 Act or Come-ration to the Blue red Virgin. Ari e n) o ynbic evening was

Ipen at Almlo Park when lit-

Ieen memberl 0! tin ieIgue use they share I closet is to turn- lembied there for corn boil. tion the closet. inhaling eICh Though rILn prev iled during side for the specific child and the evening it but no effect on providing labeled boxes for be- the in“ same, horse shoe [Imc longtngl.

Paint In ordinary butter in a gay design and use it store rubbers and boots.

tub ested body

A coating nt wax ml the inside Ind outside of s wastebasket will help keep it from Iccurnulsting dust.

All incentive for youngsters to keep their clothing

. sT. GnonGn's CWL r slnglon United Church hail Mr ~ DNE AT rAuLT . . . At the September meeting of .Pickslls.dlhe hrirdebls krn e , st Gears“ leh mum“ Md 0.. mm- );éghryi... glam, :1 ll. BENNETI‘ CARR lgvgse a $5“ ifh P 0“ in the vcstry. copies or the pIm- every ‘0 m "I “W V‘ "U lulluncn Con-scum. ’0 if: “7d 9.“ Z!“ 2”“me phlet “A Better Tomorrow" were “"9 mm Sn” 5“ me a, c “I :22; w ‘ 5‘“ distributed to tire members tor H”! 1.. H. d Hm I, _ 4 ‘ Mrs. Coulson mother oi the study. . Charlotte u mu. ' Report: were given by th e .

g lprinicd silk. a white hat and n loot-sage or pink and while car- it

are a bingo

were m or _ the Dundss P10 w mg

booth at

all For a trip through the Mnri< ‘limcs. the bride chase a powder ‘blue two piece suit with match- ‘ing hat and white accessories. The ncwlyweils will reside in view. Out oi provi

ed: Mrs. Thoma

match.

The splritull director. Father MIchnsld, congratulated e ladies oi the parish on the suc- cess oi the chicken supper and complemented the young girls Ruefi’s inclua. on their eiiiciency in waiting on s Kn’ ht. tables