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About To Try

Brief intervals of sunshine we were favored with today. At oth- er times, flags of cloud drifted, and sometimes a light for of damp dimmed the October hills.

“And what goes on?” inquired of a lad in a little truck that this afternoon drew up by the door. |

“Oh, not too much” Gage re-| plied. “‘At the moment” he grin- ned a big shyly “I have a little matter of building in mind.”

DOUBLE RING CEREMONY

, Wedding rings and vows were exchanged at All Saints

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Road and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mre James Bailey of North Lake. Rev. Preston Hammill officiated at the double ring ceremony. Gladys Roche was maid of honor for her sister and Lois Fogarty was bridesmaid.

NINGS

Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editor, Phone 4-8506

Mrs, James MacKinnon, Mal- peque, has returned from Bri- tish Columbia and Ottawa, where she has been visiting with friends and relatives.

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RSN. Arthur Hardy, who has spent the past three months on duty in Cyprus, arrived in Al- berton on Saturday to spend a leave with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Erskine Hardy.

Mrs, Seymour Taylor, Dundas Céntre, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs William MacLen- non, left on Thursday for Bo s-

¢ tof, Mass., where they will spend a three-week vacation.

OS Norman Larter, Halifax, is spending a leave with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Larter, Alberton.

Rev. Gerald Steele and Doug- las Gaudin have returned to Al- betton after a motor trip to New

Mer. and Mrs. Colin MacDon- ald and son Charlie have return-

spending the holiday weekend with their daughter and son-in- jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Arsenauk, Halifax, NS.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson ‘of Somerville; Mass. (formerly of North River, P.E.I.), are @pending a brief holiday: in- the province. at the North River Motel, the Steven- sons are visiting relatives North River, Hampshire and Winsloe.

Dear Mary Haworth: I have

York and Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. Byron Weeks, Joan and Linda of Amherst, NS. were visitors to Alberton

Mre. Gertrude Jack, Tyne Valley, left by. plane recently for Montreal, where she will spend several days before returning to New Yort for the winter.

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After working together 14 hours a day for 10 years ina business we owned, we sold it our years ago and moved here, where my husband opened a cocktail bar, which takes all his time—or so I had thought. Two years ago, much to my concern (for both of us) he lost manhood, complaining vagu- ely of indefinable ailments. I urged him seriously to see a doctor but also said jokingly that if I didn’t know better I'd

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MARY HAWORTH

Wife Shocked To Learn Hubby Was Unfaithful

think he had a’ mistress, at which he laughed, of course.

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tive’s funeral service and in my absence our daughter Grace was in her father’s office when he answered a phone call, told the party to “hold on” and took the call in another office.

Grace thought this odd and listened in. He was explaining sweetly that he couldn’t see the caller that day, because of tak- ing his daughter to the doctor’s. A girl’s voice replied ‘It’s all right...’

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