"-nt Hill Monday when David W; urd. member of Parliament for

.l apleau. and Georgette Chaput. '34. member of the common: law

; ;7icicLeod-Frcincis Wedding - Solemnized At Calgary

gnry, Alta. was the scene of edding of interest to Prince ward Island friends. when on ember ioth. Rev. J.L. Patruif . - in marriage, Ethel Bernice cis. youngest daughter of el and the late Harry S. Fran- . Fortune Bridle. and Willard oe MncI.eod son of Mr. and 1. Bruce Mai-.Lcod. Grand View. he lovely young bride was en in marriage by Mr. Mt-Lean

VCONFIDENTIALLY YOURS

by Byrnc Hopc Sander-

MONTREAL, Dee. 6th-Ths husimu. moiiilr of the yetir,thst'ii what we're into. But ilont. nru wt. your hands-or lllPV will gci. rough so. qur--U. Keep a bottle of Cnmpntiits ITALIAN ll.-ll.Kl l'IATItlV, so that. alter eiriy exposiitc to wink - u')ql(trrul'lllIi'f, you can giie your lviiw Iiwnils ii... lirfllrlrfli! riiie they n:-mi. (it-t 'iie lmii--l-wlil

iridescent sequins and lace.

hanotis.

. sire ltiilinn Balm with the t'fIlllPnl4ill iii-'piii-'1-r at ii-leases um-ilv the right. amount, on your hiinils--tmlh tut Univ , A quirk thumb presstirs gives you the little you nv-mi. Ilutv it in

. . Do llll' iitul your

orniislr-anti than get on with your bll!)'nF&l .

Huy Or No! To Buy . . . til) the question that so iiiaiiy pi-upls I k tiicinso-Ives in the shops around ClITltIllIlR8- i he. Finding the right present can I0mNll'nPI In exhausting OXDPFIPIICP. Among my teen-

nephewii and nieces, I'm always popular 1 en I give holly-decorlited H of M Christmas

It ('hi-qiies. or B of M Money Orders in air brightly rnlotireti Pl'lY'Plnpl'! . . . I can 9 both at my local EARL OF MONTREAL , ch without wasting any time at. sill Then. the lmsll fry, the present. with a real future. 5 Saving: Account at the B of M-the pun- .. , with n ntca hslnnre inside, comes decked p p a merry Yiiietide rover. I like lllll gilt ht-riiiisr, hrni-in giiuig aim to youngsters, it. starts them on the road to thntt iiiul ecli- Iisnoa.

In Ms: A Bit Lonely? Have you s friend or re- a littiva who ll ' pretty in u r h aloae" The-n jl give er the gay 2 cheer and sb.&7' ' ilorbing interest H; of s Budgie P. ' this Fhristnmi - l o v s I V to look iit-iiin to talk to Tileill to rare for. What. an ixlrnl g.:t. ton, Inr yotingltrrs-trn-liinll lhrm the love and can of their own lluilgie. Believe me, there! no en.-it-r way to bring amusement, ITIINP-I, and dav-after-dsv pies.-urn into anv- oneh life than by giving it twinin- liiliy color-xi Riirlgie. Anti Hiidgi-u are no trouble at all. .-are All”ll'.'I en-ilrnalv inir-ru-sung. Thrv lllll'F on HHOCKS NATITR ll. FF.F.l)-

. a A Hill Here's a prime oi and skill for everyone ltorkey . . . T 9 ATIONAI. Ii0(ilv'I-"X I.F..-tCl'l-Z . AME! You'll find Junior Inva- ' . out-fox Iliiri in dashing moves push his team tn victory . . . he battle i- keen and it hrinsn H two of them still closer to- ther. There's nothing like a ..i gitnie to bring that. IRnlll)' ogethrrnc-Is" I-hirh ll becoming much it pm. of our life today. sure you have It good roll:-r. 'on of games to pick up in the

Mk hours wto he the little .

M. 1...... "M h,.m.,,.l? ,h,.,,, dnk I'VE Dll-.T . . . for ll mntnimt int:-r iiiirrnonns. it's a mi. nll the fowl elcmrntl ihnv nrni.

- o'hrr who ltct-pa games always Do give a Beautiful Budgie this odyl Chr'iatmiisY

(incl! 50 (Quad! I"-at your left-over turkey or chicken with llill utra-Irporinl. economical. low-rnlorie rrripei

Chicken Ulosnui

M envelope Davis Gdauna I thus. ehoeped peppers is N no rrenni

1 lap. ash

f-W-M levee:

his-ilvn gelatin in low water. It: togetn-v chicken. nan. even at cayenne. penny and peppers. AM It at-iv-tied selntlne. Whip ens: and his into miiitiivu. Put in a wet rnosll. til unevenly. rsnanld on lettuce and unit will Iieel CID. II"! 4.

ember that DAVIS GI-7T.ATI.VE has 0 instead of the ii-uni 4 in every box and that it's the high favorite on low-calorie

at

,i ..., ' Cube A! Christian? . . . An you lucky enough to have a new - - in Im new beauty to your festivities? 5 .. litt one the beneits of FAIIMEITII Forivittls Millie . . . Your doctor will you which of the three types of formula . rust also for your My-'s special needs. . be Skinned ilk (Blue Label) . in tin request of i '

Mitt (Yellow Label). . not rmsinn insdun type of milk santsber.

t was wedding bells on Parlla- clerk staff. were married in a where Mr. Gourd will attend ses- CTIIIWI 1” "I? "?5ld9'"'9 of A"i'h' sions of the llnited Natioiis. Later bishop Marie - Joseph Lcmiux of Ottawa. The couple is seen pri- or to their departure for New York

e North Hill United Church.lDrake. Her govt-n was a warty Mid, was proposed by Mr Cy. length nylon tulle and lace over. Langster.

umgtn, The finger tip veil iiasl The couple took a hotneynioon held In place by it henrldress of She carried a bouquet of pink succi- heart roses surrounded by step-

Pan 10. The Guardian

Thursday. Dec. 5, 1955

Em bleton - Best Solemnized in

St. Giles United Church, Ham-

ilton. Qntsrlo. was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Satur- day. November the 3rd. nt.5m p.m when Peter Doudlu. son of Mr. nd Mn. Harry W. lanbleton. Hamilton. Ontario. took as his bride. Aniy Evelyn. youngen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Best. Central, Int 10. P.E.l. Rev. iDr) Clifford. 8. Elliot. per- formed the double ring ceremony. Miss Jesse Gray, was in charge oi the wedding mucia. and accom- panied Mrs. Ruth Ripchuck. who gang "0 Perfect Love.” preced- ing the Bridal March. then "The Lord's Prayer" during the sign- ing of the register.

The altar of the church was beautifully decorated with while 'mums and ferns. The finest pews were marked with white chiffon bows.

The groom was supported by Mr. Bernard Petitclerc. brother- ln-lnw nf the bride. The ushers were Mr. Hubert Anderson. broth- er-in-iaw of the groom. and Mr. Hillard Best. brother of the bride.

The bride, given In marriage by her father. was very lovely in her wedding gown of white velvet. The bodice and insert yolk of net were trimmed with tiny pearls. and the

The long sleeves came to lil,V P0lDl3 over the wrists. From ht'J" tiara of pearls and pearl seKtl1”I5 I9" 3 floor length veil of net, edged with silk threads which cu-ered the tip of her train. She carried a bouquet of white carnzitroiis with Itephanotis streamers. and an or- chid corsage in the cciitre. which was later worn with her QUIET away outfit.

The bride": atlciiiluiiis were her two sisters. Mrs. Sturdy lnman. as matron of honor. more I flour length gown of mbin egg blue vel- veteen. with n leathcrcd headdress and shoes tinted to match. She carried a nosegay of white car- natlons. Mrs. Bernard Petitclerc was bridesmaid. lief WIWIW gown was made on theiaVmeAa7t7)dIE

they will spend some time in Ber- muda tCP Phutol.

feathered carnatiuns. "mun '0 (he F"-Wm Mam! M

Mr. Bill Plan: was best man ., and the ushcrs were Mr. GeoI'gel5';1u a;i((1l Llallfizr &!l;'(:"- 'l:;': MacLcod and Mr. Monty Anncar. riggzcnnil nunked the course: and

The reception was given by Mr. it and Mrs. Hill Platts at their;:;'”;0::gl';a::;."m,u::,.tr: Charmin!-I home. The toast to the-dnmolpmru again, indefinitely,

You may stoutly insist and truly believe that your ?i8I'l'l3K9;Jt3l'l:g

S. lrip to Great Falls, Montana For: ;'a1:?uiRQh ingoyfrmlliiaiii prepared travelling the bride wore an en- m lw'n'(.h out mm married life as semhle of light blue wool dress responsible adults. willing and and black coat uith malchinll ac- able to construct cessorics. Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod ship, in . gain-eliant spiriteand will reside in ('aliz.'-iry. the costs of post-grad-

full skirt ended in a chapel train-I

new relation--

Marriage

Hamilton

as that of: , geranium . nuuggp ed feathered iieadanhs git She carried a mega, q "'El&i"””fai til I ....,. e ren Inna. the bride. was flown gm, .1: was very winsosne b has any Lfsmmsgxrn of white

r s eas hell; of white cll'nl!hI.NUl.. She ear- tied a nosegay of wlm. "raw"

The bride's motlin, ” ',;. daughter's wedding. cliou . "V, two-piece ensemble with luvy ma white accessories. She wore a cor. snge of red roses.

The groom's mother wore a dress of navy taffeta and kc, wm, biege accessories. Her eorsage was of redrosea.

The groomla ;rair' won a dress of mauve Inca with sequin "'""- "id mltchlu Ieceuortu and she had pink mu. for 5,, flowers.

The bride's gifts to her atten- dants wss costumg kwglgry. nd to the flower-strt a gold locket and chain. The groom'; gm go the best man was Kold cufilinks ::id to the ushers I cigarette light-

After the ceremony a reception .followed In the Melody room of Robert's Restaurant for seven. ty Euests. The bride's table was artiscaliy decorated with vase; or mauve and white asters and can- dlebra and centered with a three tlerwedding. cake. topped with .3 miniature bride and groom under an arch of lilies of the valley.

A toast was proposed to the brlde and 81'00m by the best man. Mr. Bernard Petitcierc. and res. pended to by the groom. Mr. H". be" Anderson proposed a toast to the attendants. The bridal cou- ple cut the cake In traditional man. her. after which they were present- ed with the silver knife used to cut the cake. Miss Shirley Culle- ton was in charge of the guest book.

Following the reception the hap- py Y0un8 couple left on a honey- moon trip to points of interest in .the United States. For travelling lthe bride wore, a smart black suil iwith touches of red and white 'through it. Her accessories were

winter white velvet. and her shoes and hand bag were of matching

lhlack leather. She wore a prin- cess style black coat over her suit. On return from their honey- moon they will reside In their new home at 13 Welborn Drive. Hamli-

iton. Ontario.

i All join in wishing Mr. and Mrs.

:.li'nbIeton it happy journey through e. Previoiis

Eli.

it

to her marriage the

Her single attendant was Hrs. Marion Platts who vi'ui'e a RHIIID of pink lace with matching .Iiilict Cap, and carried a bouquet oi blue

ITAITY HAWWORTL-l Not Allowed To Be Mature

Dirar Marv llaworth: We are

tlircc sisters from ll vcry nice

family. The youngest, Anna. is I9

and still in school, i am in my curl) lwciitics. and my elder SIS-l ter Vcll is in her line lwenlicsi Ncll and I have been married.

btil iinfortiinatcly our niarriagi-s. ditlnit work out; so noii we are

back home with our parcnts.

Nell and I both have vi-ry good

jobs. And sincc VIC arc divorced.

my iiiothcr thinks we slioiildnlt go

any place--that we should stay

home. When we do get a chancc

to go out. shc thinks we should

return home at it very curly hour.

If we are the least bit late, slic

really argues with us.

Mother says she isn't raising us

to slay out latc; and when we plan- to go out. she thinks we should

ask her permission. Usually thel thrcc of us go out together and we have it very nice time. In re-I gard to my younger sister Atina.1 mother dot-snit evcn want to irust' her out alone with boys. j

to meet p . uale growth. as events required! bride was guest of honor at two

you wouldnt now be hack on your miscellaneous showers and a pan- paivnts' minds. Or in their laPS- i try shower. She was also present- GIST OF PROBLEM led with a lovely mirror and table

The plain reality of YOU? 70' lamp from her department where lapse Into the childhood pattern of she W” employed ,; c- A I lnokinll 10 Parent! 701' blslc 59CUT' Spinning Guills. also the Union Lo- ll.V. and being honed b.V "WW3 - cal 1070 presented her with a set and turning against It. Pl'fWPS "”'iof bedroom dresser lamps. The arguably that W" ind 5?" Al?” I groom was presented with a rose lnllely aren't ”alrcady raised Z Kcnivood blanket from his fel- r'-'lIIPdlf'55 0' Y””" wommlly 3,” low workers at the Harvester. and Nth 3dV""”"'5 ” y”".” A troiiaseau Tea was given for had in ll"? field 9' m"”lm”""'l the bride at the home of her sis- eXil9l'l9'W"- , . ter. Mrs. Bernard Petitclcrc. Tea

A3 "I ""W- 3'0” haw"! Hlafptd was poured by the bride's moth- "19 Ill” "I -"””' p''"b'?'"' " L7 ' er, and she was assisted by the Until? 0' "V" ' 5" """"""r"y' groom": mother. Also assisting in Wllh -Vm" mmh" ”'"d””5l-V hump. serving were Mrs. Stordv lnmsn. "'3 ym" l3”"” lo mamre" AD I Mrs. Lowell Inman. and Mrs. C. B. parently she doesnt knoiv how or. Inman doesn't. want! to strengthen your, -. sg; wings and set you free to be fllllyl I women in your own right (Andi not mama's prrennial charlie-SP l S

Now that two of you are di- -. vorced. naturally she worries y. ' about your judgment. and strains. ' to avert more mistakes--whit-h' she thinks of as your mistakes.) not recognizing her habitual con-' tributions to your ingrained inatte- quacies. She is as much In the. dark as you. In the family stale- mate.

Very probably you can't grow tip to appropriate mature sclf-;

managemcnt. wit h 0 iii hurting

Don't you think that, at our ages. we have been alrcady raised” Aren't its old enough to take care of niirsclvc.-x" How canl we solve our problem and yet not: hun our mnthcr'a feelings" B.G. STILL CHILDREN

Dear B.G Let's put it this way. If a child In school couldnit pass the Icsts required. for pro- motion Into more advanced les- sons. but was returned ycar,ailer Sireckc-r's first: year to the same old disciplines” Sons”: is to save us all from emo- dlsncnled ll)" the siime'prImar,vltionai qulcksandii. M H.

lfaflwr. We couldn't rightly con-. Mary Hnworth coiinscls through Fill" him It Ilraflllllb lI!IldCnl.:Iter ('0lllfTII. not by rmtil or per- could we” lsonal interview. Write her In care Well, much the same principle of this newspaper.

WEEK-END SPECIALS

your mother": feelings. more or less. And it won't be easy for you either. learning to be rightly re- sponsible for yourself. But for guldance out of the woods. I tid- vlse you to read ”Thcir MoIhcrs' Daughters" il.ippincottl. ti new book by Dr. Edward A. Strecker. written In collaboration with Dr. Vincent Laihhury.

The purpose of this book ttllke

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"Their Mothers' pg,

84-Year Old Princess Writes

Her Memoirs

. 3, HAIG NlCl)l0I.SON LONDON (Reuters - Marie Louise. untold sund- daughter of Queen Victnlim II!- In her book of memoirs recent-1! numbed here that Queen Elisa-

h II has dedicated her life to the triple task of sovereuin. We and mother.

"The Queen." the princess

writes in My Memories oi 3; in (Evans Bros. "ll: inherited many of her inthei-'s iKing George VI! gi-est qualities among which is her tho- roughness in making herself fully uquginied with every subject placed before her.

"She does not merely cast a cursory lance at the report or paper but studies it carfully in order to be completely nu Init with the matter in hand. on of her ministers said to me: lsome of Her Majesty's memos might have been written by Queen Vic- tnriaf

”i do wish that Queen Victoria could have known this great.-great grandchild of hers: they would have had so much nl common, and I do not think that modern life as represented to her by Lili- bet would have displeased or shocked her."

Princess Marie Louise. who. wrote her 300-page book in long- hand. told how on Queen Eliza- beth ll's wedding day. she stood talking in Field Marshal Jan Smuts of South Africa not far away (mm the ”iairy princess." "MAKES ME SAD"

She turned to Field Marshal Sniuis and said: ”Is she not beaut- iful” Are we not blessed to have such a princess”"

Field fliarshal Smuts thought for a few moments and said, "Yes. you are right. but she

makes me very sad."

"Sad"' exclaimed Princess Marie Louise. "How can that ra- diant bciiig make you sad?

He answered: "Yes. sad. be- cause she is serious and wise be- iyund her years."

”I rcmained quite silent.” Prln. cess Marie Louise comments. "Did that wise soldier-statesman have a vision that all too soon the heavy responsibility of sover- eignty would fall on those young shoulders and a heavier crown than that of orange blossoms rest on her dear head?"

Princess Marie Louise once read hcr own obituary notice. Newspapers reported her death when it was her Aunt Louise of Desssu who had died. Flowers. letters and telegrams puored In and Queen Victoria was "ex-i tremely annoyed."

WORLD WIDE GUILD

Mrs. R. F. Welton was hostess for the December meeting of the Junior Chapter of the World Wide Guild of the Charlottetown Bap- tiiit Church. Mrs. Douglas A. Cam-i tron. president, led the devotional I

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