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: ; ? ° ° HAPPENINGS Many Projects Discussed Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editor, Phone 4-8506 i aed o g 2 Rev. John Kelty and Mr: Fred | ‘ | ” : ‘senault of Miscouche were .

“|-Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Se- the Richmond CWL was held re-| Interesting Talk Heard By Ae te ae ee At Ladies Aux. Zone Ral Y 4 ward, Halifax, N. S. were recent | cently at the home of Mr. and > ‘ Tuesday, at the homes of Mr. land, the Centennial project and visitor n¢ where Mrs | yy. : is dans Mrs.. Earl MacDonald of Tig- ’

Be, "ia wit er rouinee (MTS, gonad Ce Mate. Barat Indian R.-Kensington CWL. |i Beg. Peters and ir Jo. a none ally ate Fie Dissier Pend,

Mrs. Lillian Gillis, who at that!" rises were searded te the ; Mrs. Peter Burke, Rollo Bay |the Ladies ef the Rey. | Fetowss Se ae ceun time was a patient in King’s |fojowing: ladies high, Mrs, Pe-|;,.°" § Cr wit? [Valentines to be sent to older) is a patient in the Souris Hos-|al Canadian held recent: |W raftet was served by the Al County Hospital. She also visi-|;-, \rsenault; consolation, Mrs | L2di@n River Kensington C.W-L. |shyt-ins of the community. The | pital. 2 ly in Alberton. Representatives | oe ted with other.members of her Guss Perry; men's high, Leo-|1" seitnskt® with’ on ix, |mecting was held at the home| Since the termination of the from Tiguich, Alberton, O'Lesry paren ;

Ree “narc C, MeNeill; consolation; landenes a 2 members. Cor. |of Mrs. Daisy Aitken. radio series “Farm Forum” ‘the . Bilerslie were present. RECALL WAR“BEAD Mr. and Mrs. Merlin McAu, Rev eet ty Miss Dre, |sespondence included “letters A report on card parties show- | ictret continue to meet week-|man’ for the Provincial Com- memorials list

‘Hay and two children, Saint | vreNeill and Mrs: Clifford ~~: |from the provincial - president, |ed that they. were financially |iy when they hold discussions |mand of the Legion, gave en in- Ottawe war 1 : John; N.B. are spending a week's | ae } Clifford Arse-) vrs FL. Mo Mrs. |euecessful end it was decided to| on topics of interest to the com. |teresting talk on e new progrem |‘ne, 2ames, Of 85.68 Canadians Wacation with Mrs. McAulay's 216, the commnitiee in change, |22mes Pendergast and Mrs. FA. liold three - more Tosti-| munity, such a8 school affairs, [being lauychod to promote beee- |hna"“4. 901, tn Sor wen |parents, Mr. and” Mrs. Frank | ve Péter Atveiaatt: Bn nee. | Coyle ‘ tute News wes to fire protection, ete., which is \Gall in the junior 0 The (220. 44,001: in the Second World Deagle, Souris West. Maddix and Mrs. I CMe The spiritual convener, Mrs. | members. * followed by a eocial evening. of sponsoring girts’ |\Wot:

4 Neill. The next card party: will Percy MacCarvell reported a| 4 program on “Home Econ-|Last week's m eeting was held {softball in the zone was |teeeeoooooooesooooos

| et ee ao we Sees ae a of the eae Wel- lon fabrics.* |" ~--r The weekly “WBingo” was held formation aad to ak peruntesioa 3 i? < Cmte 3

; law a jaughter. r. e . Mrs, Noonan, parish Rollo ; provincial executive y Supervisor $ and Mrs. Charles -MacLean, Mary ae nurse We lire: deeela Glover and Mrs. Next meeting will be o’ in the nal, Ray on iol tee 0 ; res Insurance Counselling ’ Charlottetown. training’ ot Sent lS. Gy’ Raeny olden te do [nee Dee Unee Saree ae >i $ Charlottetown, PEL

sents. Mr, and Mis, Herbert Me. (ate Prizes for drawing to be |5 Coffin end Mrs. Stanley 2 ee eee Mrs. Jim Cregan, Edmonton, | ene A - Herbert Me-| noid later. . een Se call will be Br ae Se

[Alberta has Yeturned to her | Quaid, Richmond, Shelia Denphy then tetiedanes |Eene™, ROS. Ca SARS Qe gewer. | nar, ee ee ences a] |f cures Rmroomiam Or the B Poeceseoococoecoeseee

; after spending a few | Mr. and Mrs the guest speaker, Rev. Harold were an Institute member.”

Jweeks with her parents, Mr. | fait : Charles Proude, Cicken, parish priest at Kinkora |Tyres members due:

oh Mrs. Edward McDougall, (inn be celebrating their who gave a very interesting ‘and brieging full eae . a NI

| }Grand River. < anniversary quietly | ingtructive talk .on the model : ew

i at their home on Monday, Feb-|c wt, member whose motto is A social hour was epent after

A card party sponsored by (ruary 28th. SOE “For Godand Canada.” the meeting. Spring

arriving daily! ‘ ADELLA’S MILLINERY 188 Queen St. Charlottetows

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: 2 Mrs. Gerrit Pater ok ee % MARY HAWORTH Wi which was held at the home 3

| | senses erences nsnasnmserat LNAI of Mes. Harold Thorne. e e sy - Explanation Of Beliets ty oats ot Seeare and Riad : d B h travelling apron. Mrs. Howard te:

wh ” | | m\ |_DEAR MARY HAWORTH: {it Ditieru” «Sheed and Ward), | pean tour tee aloen ty aun. LT. BENNET J. AND MRS. COUGHLAN Your very perceptive answer to jan exchange of letters ‘between |iam Hyde and Mrs. Reg. Mac- i ted Reet letter you received from the |Betty Mills, Unitarian egghead | mwen wes auctioned for a food VOWS SOLEMNIZED- don't be. [tor Tacte Maey, a convert to | sn:cwtich Samed cat tobe qute ea EM ; ieee fast Unitarians don't: Se. ee ee convert -to | successful. . }lieve.in God, was read with great | Roman . The next meeting will be held The marriage took place-re- _groom’s parents are Mr. and |interest in our Mid West area by| May I suggest, further, that| o¢ ine home-of Mrs. Gerrit Pat- | cently of Lt. Bennet J. Cough. Mrs. John J. Coughlan of Am- Unifarians as well as other per- |she read or re-read some Of ‘the er when roll all we bem “Yan and Mrs. Coughlan at st. erst, N.S. Mser. J.P. E.O'- jgons, : basic statements on Unitarian-|ewered with an every day card i. 2 ee Hanley was ‘the “As.a member of the Unita- | ism-Universalism contained in| y4-.. John Sanderson, Mrs. : Paul’s Church, Summerside. clergyman. The couple Church for the past 10 years the Constitution and By-Laws of| Raich Bain, Mrs. Charles East. The bride, the former Mary reside in Kingston, » |E realize that many latitudes ‘of |the Unitarian Universalist As-| 4. ang Mrs. John Thorne will Bernadette Kelly isthe where Lt. Coughlan is belief and so-called non-belief are | sociation. Also, of the! bein change of food « ; oe et B. ot at ae has eee housed under the roots of Unk simple stralghiorwakdpampl- iis booties dik Gommitio: a sags j #5. Army. (Photo by Heckbert |tarian churches. But any mem- booklets written to an- charge served refreshments |, the late Mr. . The Studio *e » | ber who would take it upon him-|swer inquiries about the move- : ys 2 a : : self, or herself, to flatly define | ments - - to serve as an introduc- ‘MARSHFIELD WI 3 : ue , yg Unitarianism and Unitarians in| tion to Unitarianism. ~~ Mrs. John Smythurst was hos- - ELLEN’S DIARY one finalist statement has a very| These are available at amyj|tess to the Marshfield WI for Cae MEE superficial concept ‘of Unita-| Unitarian Universalist church,| the February meeting which f Pe } ° rian beliefs. or can be obtained by writing to|was chaired by Mrs. Ethel Mac- _ SANS ae - This ls The Day To Tid Tt is no surprise to me that her |the Church of the Larger Fel-| Catium. . , s re y tm meighbors would reject her- if|lowship, Unitarian Universal-} A paper on ‘‘home economics” S : 4 abe: : ‘Yer presentation of Unitarian- jist, 25 Beacon Street, Boston,|was read by Mrs. John’ Munn, zi ; Things Up At The Stables _ |ism to them has been as shallow |Mass: Such ‘reading might in-|and Mrs. Earl Carmody was ap- , Sn eee ees RO ra es and ill-founded as her letter to | spire her to a few saving second | pointed chairman of the resolu- = 2 -+ "We're getting a bit of 2 snow-; sometimes say—smilingly, pee woul! indicate. __|thoughts before the again takes| tions committee. Mrs. Athol as : ee ee . . A cs : | Thank you for your sugges-|up her pen or crusade, sell-|MacBeth and Mrs. Cecil Stet- - ene a ear savings fall Mack éldest son ‘of the jal ragiier puzzled to find that one} tion to her as well ‘as to your | righteously: , C.J, son gave an encouraging report : aes ce i swing! Wonderful house across the lane offered,|farm-born and surrounded byjaudience generally, to read| DEARC.J.: lam that |from the scout committee. . Spring Sale is in fu ‘first visitor over our threshold |the ways of the farming has not|some light-giving literature om) your sugges-| Highlight of the meeting was The Singer ; Sea *this morning. . His 16 years, we |yet™ as he himself|the subject. Specifically: ‘‘Mind |tions will be helpful to TR, i |@ demonstration by Mrs. Ethel rb Singer products. ‘caeeumweciots, gives’ ibn niga unio ia I cant dock terms of showing her why and|MacCallum.and Mrs. John Smy- ‘on a host of supe ee eal feat eee eS | foot-jwho he’s like’ Jarnes has, re- how to phase-out her own mis-|thurst on. making and . Se TRONS _ jing now: with the’ at the . “He does his chores when we watclied a pair |taken’‘contribution to the ¢lash | the - a buffet ‘supper. ‘ Bs farming. He ts welcomed as af with no profes- |of visiting lads home beneath the |°f Views that is isolating her) Mrs. Erie ‘will be “AUTOMATIC, SLANT-NEEDLE, | -other in the family licensed to liking for the farming.” |yards’ lights. They went in sin-|from “amiable fellowship ‘with hostess to the March meeting A SEWING ‘handle machines on the roads. |‘‘He's like. . .I can tell you exact-|gle file-“sheep-fashion”, the lit-|her neighbors, an experience she| when roll call will be answer- || ——- ZIG-ZAG. = ; ‘Though: like other farm-boys, |ty!" Mack has chuckled nam-|tle one ahead, over to their own |longs for, since forfeiting it. *jed' by “one of the greatest ad- Siant-O -Matic® sewing :who- have been operating mac-|ing one of bookish kin. ‘He eats|door. And across the lawn, and| To date, my reading-acquain-|ventures in agriculture in the from Singer. Chainstitch, feature shines on -the fields ever ‘since|books! .And between ourselves|beneath the little rose trellis.|tamce with Unitarian’ doctrine |last 20 years.” Food commit- lets vow a firm seam, then pull ‘they, could“move levers, he tak-| he couldn’tisize up a beef animal |and beyond, were left the shuf- |Consists of (1) the Mills-Hasley|tee will be Mrs. Alex Scott and eo time. Perfect for basting CR Paige Fo tes this added freedom sensibly |or in fact any animal, if you paid | fled tracks in the fall which ot-|book cited above, and (2) the|Mrs. Athol MacBeth. ‘it ou experimenting! With stitch tand asa matter of course. And |him!” “Alex will learn’ if the | herwise lies pure white and un- |late A. Powell Davies’ brochure Refreshments. were served. ad and dial, you can switch to ‘}because since a little lad, his fa-|farm should call him” we say. | broken. titled . “Unitarianism: What isiby the hostess and committee chart . ; ither has shared with him the pro- |“‘If not, it’s as it should be, each| “There's some frost tonight, |It?” (1957) edition, im which he/|in charge. numero ‘blems of the farming, and giv-|to his own calling to be happy.” | Ellen”. James says, laying t. . ealite wi an jen him a working knowledge of| “Yes, there’s a bit of a snow: |fresh sticks on the fire... hot |rianism), separates itself from) 9 ooo Campbell Model 410 ther ‘iits operation and economics, his fall, and with a wind it could de-!milk, coffee, tea - toast, cookies |mo company of | sided at the Febru fing cial sale ‘responsibilities along these li-| velop into a blizzard’ Mack of-|or as the children say ‘‘a piece of | ther Christian or o Kikewir WI aa tecmane at includes ; ines have increased. He has al-jfered, when he came by this|plain bread and butter,’ what, except a8 they deny Ms cldins (06 )S "ove of Mire lawtehbe a (Model 386) 0 'ways-Tespected the fact that on|morning.. “The road is likely | the thought comes, alone or in a Ags : ics Sees Bacco 5 carrying 4. farms, the. living must come ba-/drifted - the walking would be | combination, will insure the| This brochure is (or was) se Gr plakates eemellh: (Model 54 -sically fromy the soil, and in or-|heavy. I guess we shan't get to| sweetest slumber? What take this distributed by the Division of] Reports of standing commit: | -fler to gain this the fields must be|school! But we've been wishing|pair along ‘flowery paths of | Publications, American U: for the Secret Pal Club, were »well farmed, and the livestock|for a day to tidy up things at | dreams? tian Association, 25 Beacon St.,|'e ee two sweaters. were faithfully tended, His 4-H train-|the stables. So” he smiled “I| “Yes, it's fairly cool” James | Boston.8, Mass. - - the same complleted for the Red. Cross ing too through the years of his|suspect this is it!’ ‘‘The con-|continues. “I believe I should|ing address you've given, in ‘The secretary wes asked tol] WOM eee membership has, and is, con-|venient season” we said. go to the stables and close some | fact. M. H. lwrite to Eatons and Simpsons *tributing no small share to agri-| A quiet snowfall today brought |of the windows. . . And then we DEAR MARY HAWORTH: |for a donation of remnants “Cultural knowledge and under-/us here’in the valley, one un-/will have a bite of something” |,” cont letter from TR, the |Plans were made for the next ee are |e eee Unitarian housewife involved injeard party end the food com- farm, = Tae ‘|The drifts lay still and feathery | Until tomorrow- = ~~~ Diary--- canta dt with her neigh- lmittee wes appointed aoe “But that Alex... !" he will|between this and the house ac-|Good-night. . . ee, cikats cae en Ward wes te ) a i ing thé Unitarian Church. . |charge Of .the entertainment os ee :| She writes ‘As you know” | and .a peniiy sale was conducted > mann —— we Unitarians don’t -be! in|ty Mrs. MacPhee and won by || * i an c FOR SALE God. For this reason we do not|Mrs. Ward. _ eras ANT REDUCED $10 | |pray!"’ _ 4: |) She March meeting will be MEND SLEEVES AND P. *,. Model T-4, $8 The Unitarian Church is a W-| at the home of Mrs. Sinclair LEGS $ OFF Sone typewriter 9. Set cea Seat ge Rect eo eres tr|| OOM geen tae OO ERR Samer ” e b uv cept. and follow, Many Unitar-|the hostess, assisted by Mrs. . CABINET ‘ 631, fully, automatic Aslow as, acter reverse, 1, . slow as, jans pray and believe in God, I| James Campbell ‘ Does t stitching, 9 $149.95 Zis-Za evi a ate eek OS en oy , ee FORTUNE a wi of fa revere, Model am: are thing from SP. ions! Chain Se ts warranty. Hs included (French “We sing hymns, have silent Veleatines ‘were order sale price Tenet, Model 386. too, for basting. 5 ey aboard ~ Mod meditation, a sermon by ee Oe wane Wi cos sole-style fjudes carrying case (Model me oa ‘ minister (with a doctor's de-|@S } ; ome 5

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