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LARAI‘NE JAMESON

Mr. John W. Jamiemn. Pan- rnure Inland. wishes to I nounce the engagement of ill! only daufihltr Loraine to Bar- nIrd PItrick Crawford. non of

ELLEN'S DIARY

Brush Burning Occupies

Form Folk Al

We tucked away in the wait- ing ck. the armtui ot dry sticks we had gathered on our

y down trom piece or stumpland this evening. Among these were strips irnm a great pine . stump had known dow the years, a landmark along a trail through the wood- lands oi onee. ,Sometime when James was busy at summer a chore oi the isrming. maybe cultivating in the potato- tieid or perhaps, with a wisttul look at the westering sun. wish- ing “to weed another drlil or two or these turnips beiore the milking. we would make the excursion into the woodland. past this stamp. to bring the cows posturing there tor the time, home, Never straid be- cause or the wide extent oi tor- est. because aiier oil. it had the warmth to our iaotsiega ot home-soil. not loving it: the cool paths which wound through interesting plantations of trees: maple, birch. spruce. hr. with the odd laey - branched hem- lock. to say nothing of the bush- es and other shnibhcry there.

And where would we ilnd the cows in all this torested area. which in the numhcr oi acres contained. \vaI more than the cleared iields oi this farm? it was shnple. You listened close- ly. And there, above the bird- soog and tiie chirr-ing ot the souirrels you caught the sound oi the cowbell. the same which now. a respected item among other tokens oi the past. we aount among the treasurea oi the iarni.

"What was that used for?" a young'un will question.

“It was attached by a wide strap to a cnw'l neck. so the herd could be iound at such times as they prstured in the

‘ reply.

but how could he picture. even by a great stretch oi his yuulil imagination those days so tar gone? The auiet times. with the- horse - drawn vehicles and im» plements. and all those quaint scenes. which were the ordin- Iry sghts oi those years:'

So we would ll ten and then

LIGHT. NM TIGHT LIGHT. not tight, in flllllnu'l lilpe Itory. Just 1 null: part5— Ihlp up thlI frub style lwlmy with a hiuh. round or v nechll‘ile

n ‘70 . - tall“. 12. N. Is, ll. Sm vnflqlllm in yards 5-inch in—

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"m CENT. (It) cent» in coins too stamps. please) tor this pattern. OnlIrh I’! I“ 2 "It IIIII tax. D III] “3!. NAME. AD- DRIIC, mu NUMIEI.

Send order to Ann. Adar-is. one to! Guardian Patriot Patt- Dvpt.. Toronto 1, (Jul.

Jun in“ m “In Bell pill! ooupoii iol- FREE pattern - any

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BERNARD CRAWFORD .

‘ ormerly oi savage Harbour

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ‘

Mr. and Mrs. nernard crow. ; lord, Glue nay. Nova Scotia, .

Mm. w Mill Di Malpeque are Mrs. Victor 5' "I "l" "1‘" 3‘ 'Andersbn, Monoton. N..a Miss

Ed_ .Lauretta aurlock. Moncton. Mrs. , .Klm'lfilli Rodclilie. SMISCX. B

and Mr. Arthur Carr, Sum

t. a Roman Catholic Church. Sturgeon. Prli‘lce ward lslInd an August Iliird.

Alderlecl

iwere Mrs. follow the notes of the hell. . . Gerald Lockhart- Mrs. Owen Mc~ Lot 13_ "See

what I bought today in

lsland.‘ I many young mlss. Ii visitor with her also - attroc-‘ tive mother. irom the Quebec Prnvince. recently to Alderlea.‘ smiled hnlding up I neat belli to our view.

“And what will ynu (In with annther guust questinnt’d. “We live in In over-Size lnt‘ in a village," she replied. “There was too much pasture In the small field there for nly saddle - horse, so we add

Inur sheep to our stock. one of those." sh! Chucklnd, “will shortly ilnd herseli wearing this Island - ell!" ‘ And following the tuna! oi the cowbell we would find in somrl giade, the cows at that llll-el ag Presently. ‘

long the Ayn. shire with wide - spread horns. the bell - cow, would lead the little procession down the paths to the gray bars which let them to the {arm . lane and home. ‘

es this evening on a stumplandi irom which the lorests or [haul have receded having given wnyi arable tields. in a step toward: lurther clearing. the tarmerrl were burning those heaps oi brush that had remained troni last apring’s fuel - gallicriug‘

lag the workers litu Ir they

heaps so that a tidy burning might be made.

"ThIt will make a nic: fluid. Ellen James said, looking back to the glows In the twilight as th! little truck faced homcward. Night now. we have. And the Chile 01' I nice July -

day Until tomorrow _ — Diary- Good ght

7n PER CENT FAIL

ALGIERS (Art—seventy per cent oi the students at Algiers university tailed their limit examinations this year. One student explanation was that lack oi a library, burned down by terrorists during the hide: peodeoce war, led studean to spend time between courses to ban and cater.

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EASY TV [LIPPEKS Whip up any TV slippers or corduroy, collol'l. velveteen with rickrack 'h' CrOII~IumlL

Elly — twn pllcel plul min for boot. ballet style, Pattern 7292 Crlllsrstlti: I ' pal-

CM tcoins- n "In Ilampls

THIR'I'YsFIV for ISIII plttlr pleuei to Alice Brooks. care Dept. in Front st. W. Toronto 1, or

OIL-HI naidebta add I cent Mel tIl. Prlnl plaliil y PA'I'I'IJIN NUMBER. NAME. AD

I) . im'a biggest Nerdleeralt show store smocked accessories — it's our new ueedteerait eat log! plus over still freshrlu-ybu

anemclloau in am Earthl- lumllitr PIltIn CIlllq. Sud u my —.

doll"! llo kltl. cmbti. sew.

f at

‘the dinner table I am into se-

We gathered the silvery piec- change_ 5“, how to break the

bit by bit through the years in to

lwish to act. A willingness to

.iy develop a built - in

HAPPENI

Mr and Mrs, James Barnelthey and three children ram. .laao

ting in Malpcoiic Mr. and Mrs. Gerald

. Mr.

vi guests or Mill.

Mr. Louis Plgnti oi Halliax and

visiting in Malpnque at the ham:

Mr. and Mrs. William Mills. Guests of Mr, and Mrs, Gerald visit Mac

mer- slde. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mlll~ Maipelllte, Mrs. Anderson. Miss Burlack and Mrs. Radcliffe II.-

tended the pougartitatlery wed- a... ding at St. Peters on Saturday. lot Wales College.

Charlottetown on Robert Wall. Mrs. 13nd Gougan and Mrs, John MacNutt

Crozier oi Hamilton. i a.

Mrs. Montreal.

Mrs. bessic Macbeth.

Mary Mscaowao. Montague nit.

. Margaret Mann, Murray River and Mr. '

Among those attending th e l no.5, Jam-t sim Women‘s institute Convention in inorden, Ont . is visiting her cou. nasday i sins. Misses Catherine, Elizabeth

R The Guardian, Chulnmtown. Tues. July 16, 1983. 'l _—.H_*

I

NGS

mouth, Mass. are spending

their vacation at hellevue, guest oi Mrs. Maephersons parents.

and Mrs, A .l. Mac-Phersoll.

Mrs. Dr, DoVid Moore and son David have returned in Haliiax alter a months vacation lpeut at Ktlrnuir

DP. Marrheison tormerly oi Kllm ing her sisters Mrs.

ulr is A.C. Kay Ind Mrs. Mart MIC-

LeIn. Montague.

Mrs.

Lcith McCarron. s Road are attending nicr school classes at Prineo

ons oi Camp

Sandra Monkley- Central

toivn - to be a souvenir nf_ytiur‘of Maipeoue and Mrs, Wendell‘ Miguel. P. Mt-Gachen. Victor. ersf

is visiting her sisters fiahrrt Hooper and

rs.

Mr. and Mrs Robert hiacPher-lc. R airi. at “floppy Haven,"

' KEEP IN TRIM

Planning AheCl

Slimming Course Easier

liilriilg. decide to take modest portion

By ldl Jenn Kain

A homemaker who calls h r sell a diet - (allure. wrik’s, ‘At ving cond helping: belore I realize it — often en I'm not really hungry. Another writes: "i liish want to reduce, that is. I do uri- loan til I sit down to the tahl a d A ll then I inrgei all about it Ill-ll!

Both of (hate homemaker: have In awarennsa til what they tend to do. and a desire to

(can

bind The

habit of taking Sennnds and stay in control at the situation when‘ laced with an abundance oi 0d?

An etiective plan is to give iorethought to the problem, and to decide in I Vance how you

hall

lore make advance decisions is .lPi‘l

rig ha . by making an ad. vIuce decision you build I: n

decision into etiective practice. ght. apparently without eltort..te Ictually use [nil plan, athough they may not be cunwlousyl aere of 'i. I in essence. when you plan in advance what to eat. and have a detinlle idea in mind regard- ing serving sizes. you gradual- - slim.

ldiPt

g . sys . dinner is the meal at which you tend to go overboard. plan,

ruin it

NEW YORK IAPl pleated ior plenty oi leg action. .V 9 were demonstrated by vigorous mannequins w e d n e s day tor‘ style writers previewing (all and winter collections during the _Ne-w York couture mup'l

and

I Even the . , byi models In the clothes by Ital» lan- Blntla head - on collision the IMhion iella

day-s woman. , The black tell skull-hugging g, bats were cut away at the semi pies and down to a blunt and below the ears.

Topping their knee aotlon skirts were low-waisted. hip» belied skirt tickets.

arin

the htpline or moved cause of deep ole-t over each leg. A side button skirt with deep pleat over one knee save a woman plenty oi bus-catching sprinting roam.

Pie-ts started at the lust line in net-b Sondtteim's colle » tion at daytime suits. and were topped by loose-tilting. double-

Summersicle Girl Is Given Shower

Mill Edllh leuy. Summer lde. was the [that til honor It a mlacelllneoul Ihnwer held It

all by Mill Chrtltlni Elmll’. Debbie Campbell Ind Helm- Mlulull carried in the Km: which were openad by III Grlel Lyle Ml" and the Itcolnp wlilltes while pbell and .YIuleI Marine-n Ir- " thorn on the table. Edith mm In for that hlndnnl Ind W I

to 'lll! her In Kalil.

Lune wIa served the home“ Il- Ih

weave. embroider. quill. Plus Inc 9mm.

“mum-Ilium

table. the slimming serving is I

lato. ier ior vegetables in a hall pot. or one level teaspoon. A salad .with a tablespoon at French

When you plan in advent? nn- than the actual doing cotton between the mental re- Ktuit- solve and the In of putting the iWE-EStabllShed- through

plug. a pathway in the nervous People who control their wei- system which bids your mind ieomolimentory remarks on the

Th

combined to mlle

bmldclnth ~ like iIbrlc used in little handsome litm- nler mar-tea

son. Larry. Susan and nradiey oi l Rustieoville

d Makes

0 specific about ter- Since protein Is the

size

backbone of Lhe menu. than In ‘termS of

a iour - ounce portion ked WEIghtl of lean meat. or chickt‘n. Broil. bake or - iry with just I blt ol oil. uarler pound is I Sill!!!" serving.

The balance or the menu to-

es one or two vegetables. serving size at a green

yellow vegetable ls three - four-

up. With a starchy vege-

rup. Or choose a halt W Limit margarine or bub

mug. plus nesh iruit or "Lib n\\' calorie dessert. eomplel

IIOW - dry. material made. keep sign of main“ thinking, You've IN the meal. Total calories: i Al‘liclrs in dress making were come to grips with the overeat-ly bout 4' ‘ gathered In the edges n! the i

is nnt

of-Wlll: Technically you havn

subsequently respond, in mind r art is quite dir-

'd . Pre - planning Sets a (rev

mendous iorce into action. lie-i... cognize that you will need to re- 'afiirm your resolve daliy tor ‘many weeks. and regular.‘ print the plan in your mind. Aaiiwo one ordeal? No. tor when you are interested and have a goal > ahead. in your thinking and pic- project lakes on a tascination.

Pleated Skirts For Fall Offer Walking Freedom

7 Skirtslhreasled jbt‘lteLS Even desigm‘

re-

the

.r r: Maxwell's traditionally

pastel mohair suits niierei

penty (ll (flit Sll‘ide. With nut s , pleats daring lrom tiny mid» “m rllfs.

EAK TBA!) T

an I I0 LONDON lCPi — The tamed Palladium Theatre ei-ican coliiuricr Antony away irom the tradition were indicative oi theltamine ‘

'lll break pao-

s mas. Ind "Mothlr‘Csoose"

world Intends to have with the [wan passed over in favor of I‘Tha two-year constricted, mlnciill Walk of lo- sclence- ‘

Ilnri musl Ii

i..d.e.

H.315 SUNSHINE

DACl-ON Ind cotton Ire the lull. that i

The classic in lit a |uck - in and has I

ambit collar and rolled

plan-‘iiquid embroi er Howard made a tewiumm

‘tesa at her home ml the July meeting ot St. Mark's held at prince or “'3 Auditorium .luly ll»!

‘ A

roll call wilh a l

IWOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS Bible Quiz Conducted

At St. Mark’s

Mrs. Nelson Pa

nelican w.A, The president. Mrs. Elmer

d by ‘Au ‘ .Mrs. Lloyd Howard and Mrs. will be - . . . Walter Moase.

Sixteen members ansuered

i the word “courage

1.015 M. HAPPENY

GRADUATE .

Mina Hlppeny I rectal gra-‘ dune of SIt'red Heart High School. the roclpient of the Grild Medall

Merit award tor the highest Ichblaltlc Iverlge during ih: 4 years. a gal al was far mathematics. mhnlarshlp In Emmanual College, Boston and the Quincy Lodge of Elks scho- larship to Emmanurl College. l

Weymouth. Mass. was‘

M tion of being the first student In th! history of Sacrrd Heart High to have been elected Ii

four years: secretary

sophomore. ionior and senlnr" years: secretary of the oratnry‘ and science rlubs, Sh? was cho- I

health ior student government iday at the State House. aoston.‘ ‘Mas ‘ m'a T, Harry Happeny oi Quinch

Mass, Mr. Happeny is a tor resident at Chariottctown

hool. Prince or Wales liege;- and St. Dunstan‘s Univcr ty. .

Ind the social service secreiar

'the seriously neglected; that training lor the saered ministry must at course be a thorough one mammogram .15., good tary gave the minutes oi the and commented on the conven- traioing ior their ministry an 1 ‘1

iic's lrontiers.

n nrtit‘le Wu read by the PIES! ircshman year. vice - president,ideht from the magazine “Hari- sens”.

sell commissioner oi mental ea oithe aible

members t lAu Miss Happeny will alipud 1.7.... ibert staitnrd will be in charge oi nuel College in September, is Ihe Rudy b the daughter oi Mr, and ‘l‘lrs,ib<-“lnntzua

mgrier. sod. The hostess was assisted is well known in this city hav-i $9er the attended Queen Square Mfl- Ernest ll . 1 5c

Reports were given by the and Miss Anne \iacnnoald , treasurer, Mrs. Waiter Moose ter the mcotiiig adjourned Mrs, W?“ "‘5‘ “‘mmumam 5”“ y. nownc served rcireshmcnis a e '

- Slsied ’ ' Pa .

’ Tile prcsidenl read a report no paula poune and Mrs, izd Far- “0'” the World Day ot Prayer. whieli recorded an increase in inleres

t.

Portions or the chapter of tho

study book “Church in the oils" dealing with the subject "Train- 0 W- L- of Tianisll was held ng lor Action" were read This.on July 91h in nalton school, guide tor shows being posted chapter brought out the iacis..Rcv. M 4.... u...“ mam... she ppm, “(laud Mrs Harald Coi-mier prc. be tollowed. lady in the church had been Sldvn'

‘he opened with the league or and pray l irs

The thought was also adlanc-

saie theme

Mrs. very interesting quiz on wom-

.G. Townsend presented i

Mrs. Harold'Mill invited her home lor the

the

Tile meeting closed with prays

in ng by Mrs Cecil Mill and {Ill

Janie MacStveen was ii a members of the Print-e-

Dresses Modelle Ai’ Canoe Cove

those who too part the 5

Mrs. Hazen Howard, Cornwall

view the accomplishments of mu

o town Road U.c,w. for ma regu-i ‘lar July meeting,

The meeting w s called to or-

in g i n g van snz. “What

nandierait Course spnlisnrod by i iriend we have in Jesus" ioilow- Canoe cove Women’s lnslitute.;edby pra r

ye , Scripture reading was read by

and other guests were on hand to l Viola Sumner.

'Dvo readings were girt‘n by

class oi eleven indies trom Ca-lnflmtlly MacDonald and Emily

Hector MacNevin welcomed thel

guests alter which Miss Therl- (“Unwed by Pram closed the es auit called on each member oiiwmhip srrvwe.

'ihe class to display their ach-l iievemcois

modeled by the ladies. Courses

were also taken in leather work,

copper tooling. glove making.l

.basketry. textile painting and y.

l Mrs. work oi the group. ‘ An address to the

instrument l

JiAiphonaine Theriaoit was read v .

‘ its were presented by Mal .r‘red Marrhall.

sTL‘nY A-PDWER TOKYO

tRclilcrst — A

side is to visit North America roilert inioi-mntion Japan's long - range atomic ‘poiver generation program. iliei Atomic Industrial Forum hrre‘ Tlic

blurope and

its Ian

ch

‘ _Lunt‘h was served bv the is. m," u”

.dies tbus lounging a enioysble R c

‘ is bv‘ member Japanese survey mis. diam... um...

mission Viill ieinwn

"DE Cave and Argyle Shore. 1111i Newport

The hymn "Trust and Oboy"

be business ot the meeting

den. Roll call was responded to by members reading no... am... really fishing tor salaeious alridecently exposed woman, you ‘ .

s. iith chapter.

It was moved and

seconded

lthat a box or used clothing be isent to the Protestant

Weirare

‘Friendshlp secretary rcportt'd

right home calls and IE hospital . _ calls durin the month.

terent trom trying to browbeat l ses Miss Doris LeClsir and lilisal Em, crime in...“ membm yourself min staying on a not a her home tor the next meal.» laeKeazie a n d . "m

Emi Newport will have large oi the worship service. to be answered troin

Meeting was brought to it close repeating the human bone-

I.unch was srrvrd bv the hos.

"1 tess assisted by three‘ members In t of the group.

KILMUIR W, 1. Mrs. Russell Dnivne. Chariot- enicrtaincd the mem-

aniiou cc . visit installations in the Uniletl bers of Kilmiiir Institute at her

(“NIP “NW” "N “Mk “"945 statcs. Canada. aritain, France, home in Jul

West Germany. Belgium Ind ii.

SEEKS MORE All) i ROME

Mot-Pherson meeting opened by repeating .the Mary Stewart “collect.” The

With the president Mrs A, N, prostding- t h e