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Norma Ga‘udctle and Edward Hamilton were married in s pret- ty double ring ceremony this summer in the St. Simon and st. Jude Roman osnonccuurcn st Tignish. Rev. MJ. Rooney, pastor, officiated.

The altar and sanctuary were beautifully decorated with a ver- iety of flowers and the pews re— served for inm‘rted guests were marked with white bows. At the altar rail where the groom stood in waiting the bride was given away by her father. ‘ ,

The nuptial event marked lo firefinsttimeimtbeblistoa‘yof this minty-eight year old edifice, the colorful setting of a wedding ceremony wheneby the groom, best. man and 'ushens were at- tired ln'the Walking Out Order: dress unifomns of the Royal Can; Id‘hafll Mounted Police. ,

The bride is the daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Gau- detie, Tiguish, Prince Edwsrd Is- land, while the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ham.

Each wore identical bull-

llto’n, senior of Belle'lslsnd, New- Ioundlcnd. .

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The bride wore a floor length gown of nosepolnt Chantilly lace and gossamer tulle. The Elonga- ted torso sectoral s sown: uecldine of scalloped lace traced with sequins. Long tapering sleev- esb‘uttoncd smueg at the wrists. A back cascade of lace and tulle flounces, enchanced the volumin- ous skint which WM worn over bridal satin and fidlhoop. ’

The hbadpiece comprised a should-er length veil ,of sills illus— ion fell firorn a crascenl shaped shell hat of gathered tulle, in. crusted with sequins and pseudo pearls. The white prayer-about: she carried bad flowing streamers of’lwhite satin ribbons with bums

Ann Gaudette, sister of the bride was maid of honor. The two bridesmaids were / Bernice and

Venus Claudette also the bride's

erins length gowns of white silk organza with a white commer- bund worn) by the maid of honor and. red ones tor the" two bnldes-

. . AND MRS. EDWARD HAMILTOENDANTS ' I BeautifuI Wedding ls ' Of Maritime Interest '

gathered over miuamist taffeta and full hoops.

The head pieces consisted of whirls pleated tulle bu‘immed hats mummed with red miniature flow- ers.

Best man was James Maloney and the ushers Were John Cook and Queries Walper. r '

With Albert Noam soloist In Mms. Kenneth art the or- gam, Loh'engrin's wedding march and other appropriate selections were rendened.

Reception and dunner were held at ‘the Summerlea Banquet Hall, Summerside., with J. Elmer Elan chard as master of ceremonies.

The bride’s miner was attired in a pale blue lace gown with matching duster and white acces- sories. She were 1 corsage of white poses, The groom’s par- ents weme unable to be present however, his two brothers Neil and Bryant Hamilton wane in at- tendance. , 5

Toast to thebride was given by Rev. Patrick Walsh and con- m‘mtulstory and bestwlshes were expuessed by several of the in- vited guests. _

'Ilhe out of town and special guests Were: Rev. M.J. Rooney, Tlgnish; Rev. Patrick Walsh and

maids ending in a huge back row. Tbs had boutimt skirts

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_ Granny's "Cloud" Is. I

y ‘GranddaUghier’s Stole

"Yes" Reba Starling:- sarid ever she finishes that “Gunman! morning looking out ‘ilpom his“ ed”: ctmxd she’s mulling” heath!

mmgepointdmofblflnckedwdthlfivwnw

of kin gleaming its way along a field, “We should be heading off

"Cloud"? We chuckled, He smiled. “That’s wbstGran

too. We are going shartlyi Whén ny...used to call them, wasn’t it?

CST. AND MRS. BLAKE aclNSlI

Rlav. Nlazall‘e Gallant, Palmer

I believe there’s another name for them now. ‘Let me see...- What” he called steriin “is that than thing you’re knitting?" "w. . stole; dear" we could

Rosd»; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Simg mons, Summer-side, Mrs. Edythe

Woodside; Summerside,. Doctor

«and Mrs. Sheldon Cameron, Sum- meride, Sergeant and Mrs. James Keefe, Summerside, Mrs. Alma Shelfoon and giauiglgfir Blonanlj,

«» . u. r. om-as « Boton,Mass, 120nm, west Mass ’Mr. and Mrs. J. Brandi, Belle Island, New— William D. Sum- Mr. and Mrs. J; Elmer Blanchard, Charlottetown; Staff Sergeant and Charlotte- town; Mrs. Obanlcs Wallper, Cher.- lottetowm, and Mr. and Mrs. Hor-

thews and 3011, Newton.

ioundlaud; _ nevi , San Antonio.

Texas ; Mrs. Mathew Hagen.

atto MacWilllams, O’Leary.

In addition to the aforesaid out of town and special guests ninty other local guests attended. The guest book was in charge of Mrs.

Albert Noonan, aunt of the bride

Tomavrk the" occasion the happy young couple received many use-

ful and beautiful gifts. -' -’

For tnavellliug the bride wore a blue linen sheath dress with

matching cluster and White sc- cessorles. Following es motor trip tlmough the Munitime Provinces, last. and Mrs. Hamilton will take up residence at Fort Resolution, North West Territories where Gist : milrton :is stationed—Photo by eolabml’s Studio, Summside.

course nor the long—haired black cat on the couch who muses now and out of green eyes looks up inquimlmlgly at us.

Where is he? Gone with

been Mums Sterling's unfilled

reply. ‘ ' “Well whatever it’s name” he. ' shrugged “when she gets it done,

we’re away.” He shivered sum 1y. Should by rights have gone before this, I'd say." _ Nearby we spread The ‘wush to the line-James shirts and over ails and the miscellany of pieces that collect in no time even in a house wire-De only two'dwell.. Though questionable chanaoters to have in the neighborhood at the some time wd should miss the starlings from‘ about. Miss them as .we do the swallows with their swift wings. The thrushes and other small songsters that help to make our- summer so loyoms a seasoninWs recalled Mack’s remarks the other adtermon af-

- let an absence drum the yards

with a young visiting compauim. "Where'were you?” we queried conversationully. ' Up the steel: to September

Island” he said. “And isn't it s lovely spot to \ he

day?"

"Not so nice as it was" replied. “It seems different now. So quiet. No robins' songs or meadow buds...nothlng but a blue jay calling in the Alden below."

"We didn’t get too much har— vesting done today” James com- mented act supper, adding up then the sum and substance of the fieldwork’s progress...Ever clos- er now to the, dusk the meal comes. Before long we shall cat by the “llauxpllghvtfl

“Yesterday’s pain" he contin- ued soaked everything and this was no day to dry it. We did out I little but there was no satislsction in it and so we put

holiforsbetterday."

“They fioreoast harvest-weanli- er tomorrow” we uttered.

“That be good “he nodded. Oh, if we get another nice day or two well have all that’. ripe pnetty well down." This afternoon, marigolds in the lawn-border reflected the sun-

I ‘ light goldenly. And almost hid-

MacKay‘ Church, Ottawa, Scene Of! Lover Wedding

Miss Thelma MaclLe'Im and Cst. A. Blake Maclntosh were united In marriage in MacKay Church, Ottawa. on Saturday, August 23,

' 1953, at 3.30 p.m. Rev Frank Mor-

gan officiated a the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacLean. Ncw Wilfshire, P.E.I. and .C' . Macintosh is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macintosh, Dalhousle New Brunswick. The bride's only attendant was her sister, Mrs. L.H. Beveridge and Cst. Brian Salwers was best man. For her wedding the bride chose .3 while ballerina length portrait gown of chiffon taffeta, designed with a jewelled Sabrina neckline, lily point sleeves and full skirt. Her headdress of silk organ- u held her shoulder lenth veil

i

of tulle illusion. She wore cpl; lured pearl earrings and carried a cascade of red sweetheart roses.

The bride’s attendant wore a corn flower blue strutting the gown of organza, a white feather lost sud cam-led a bouquet of pink and white summations.

A Deception was held at the home or Op]. and Mrs. ~L.H. Bcveridge, and later Cst. and

\ Mrs. Macintosh lefit on a trip to

Niagara Falls and the Mnritimes.

Going sway the bride wore a two piece ensemble in beige with brown and ice orange accessor— ies and a corsage of orange de— light roses.

Ost. and Mrs, Macintosh ,will reside in Whitehorse, Youkon, where Cst. MacIntosh is stationed with the R'I‘.M.IP.—1Photo by Van

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den behind the pretty skirts of a

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surprise a perermisl phlox, set out only lastsng a bright red blossoms.

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the younger tamer to buy a yoke of oxen" we chuckle in- wardly” or maybe, heifers... at any pate, feeders of animals they will be.” .

He stretches luxurfamtly and settled ogain to hip ousluon. ‘Ho, hum” naming” isn’t it bed- time?” he yuwns sleepilly.

HAMPTON W.I. .. The Hampton W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Edwin Ferguson on Monday evening Sept. 1. me ailing opened with the repeating on the collect-in untson, hollowed by the reading of the thingies by Mrs. Edwin Ferguson, Secre- tary pro tem.

members and 2 visitors. llt wa decided to write Red Cross asl-

progrhm. som’ s.

Dunusford .

was served. I

Lena Caroline McLure. Women's Editor. Phone can

Ianes Ind friends in Ontario.

hm. Wendell Inman of North St. Eleanons spent the weekend in Halinax. N.S. guest of his sis- ter, Mrs. Gordon Simmons and Mr. Simmons.

Mrs. Norman Mac-donald and daughter. Mrs. Robert Sentiment of Summerside. are visiting in Halidex, N.S. guests of the form. er‘s son. Mr. Clive Macdonald and Mrs. Malcdonald.

Page 6, ThefiGuardinrnK—Mon“ Sept. 15. 1958

A fiamlly reunion was held at the summer home of Mrs. Creel-

mam MacArthur,in Stmhope 01‘

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HAPPENINGS

I Dr. and Mrs. H. Allan Mac- Millan left Saturday on a trip to Montreal and New York City.

Mr. and Ms. A.E. Lavers, 15 Prince Street, left Saturday for Halifax, N.S. Mr. Laivers will at- tend the sessions of the Sovet‘cign Guest Priory of Canada Knights Templar being held in Halifax over the weekend.

People hearing names. that are

recognizable across Canada were married recently in Toronto and featured on the social page of a Toronto paper. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jeffrys Foster were shown leaving Grace Church-onmt‘he-hill. The bride is the former Arm Millxinet Ganong, daughter of Brig. and Mrs. J.E. Ga-nong. The Ganongs are a well- known Maritime province family. Escorted by her father, hockey star fF‘lash” Hollett and her fa- therin-law, orchestra. leader Bert Niosi is Sandra Anne Hollctt. The happy trio are, photographed out- side Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Toronto. , Smiling and in a relaxed lash- ion when the ceremony was over were another couple bearing a «name that is synonomous with London, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sackville Labalt. The bride was the former Sonia Hel- ene Armstrong and the husband is the son of Mrs. John S. Lalbaltt, London.

\

Mrs. Wendell Phillips is being congratulated , upon her success as a top runner at the exhibi- tion. She has again won the Sum— merside Pioneer Journal prize for the most first prizes at the . Cralpaud Exhibition.

This is the fourth consecutive year this has been won by Mrs. Phillips. SI also won the R.T. Holman's . pee-ital ‘tinsi. prize for the most prizes agéiu this year.

Corner, PJEJI.

broken hip.

have returned to Central Falls. (RI. sitter visiting their cousins Mr. and Mrs. E. Parsons, Park

Mrs. Elmer Parsons has remun— ed home from Lincoln, RJI. after visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. Bein- nett who is recovering born a

Mr. and William Camp-

Sunday, honortng Mr. and Mrs. John A. MscMurdo and Mr. sud Mrs. James Peace of Winnipeg. Manitoba also Messrs Harry and Sidney MacMurdo of Los Angeles Oslilornla. who have been vlsit- ing rolde in the province.

Miss Jessie Bingham whose marriage will take place this sf. let-noon st 2 o'clock an the Sum- Merside Presbyterian church, wss guest of honor at a miscel- laneous shower at tea hour on Saturday at home of Miss Janet

MusiJa-ck Simpson. were co-hos- tosses. A humorous poem com-

Horne, Summersi‘dc. who, wlith

RF. MchIll of Calgary,

Alberta. is spending a vacation in REL-after an absence of thirty-seven years, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Wesley MacDon- gall of New Dominion.

Mr. MscNelll was born tn Fair-

bell and daughters, Janice and Heather of Tatamagouche. N. 5. have been spending. their vaca- tion in Summerside And BII. his hammer home in Long River.

Mrs. J. Austin Delaney of Mann cton, NE. and Mrs. lan Steven- son of Ottawa spent a few days last week in 'Summerside, guests of Mrs. Mark Delaney and Mrs. H.W. Wedge.

Mrs. C.R. MacLaggam returned Sntumday to her home in Sum- merside, alter spendlng a few dsys in Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter re- turned. to their home in Summer— side after spending their vaca- tion in Chipmun, NB.

Mr. and Mrs. John Ooughlin of O’Leary, entertained at a dinner party on Wednesday honoring Mr. and Mrs. C.R. MaxclLalggan, who will be leaving Summersldc in the near fuuipe to reside in Montreal.

Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Allen return— ed to their borne in Suinmerside alter visiting in Charlottetown, guests of their son-Iinlaw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Slum . Veale.

Mr. and Mrs. rem Rogers and tamin of Summonsidc. are

wishes .

her home

their vacation udth re-

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Mr. And Mrs. George 0m and

two sons of Cmmerbrook, New- foundland. have arrived in Sum- . merside after spending their va- cation in Hamilton, Ontario, and the New England States. I

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Csmelon have returned to North Reading, Mass, alter visiting in Summer- side East, guests of Mrs. Bruce Heckbeut, who accompanied them on return Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dominan- muth of Hanover, NJ. returned ,on Friday alter visiting in Sum- ‘merside, guests of the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heck-

posed especially for the occas- sion, was read to the bride-elect, after which “wings’-’ were pin- ned on her. An array of beauti- ful gifts was then opened by the, bride-tube, while Mrs. John Wall— kler read the accompanying good Miss Elizabeth Nichol— son presided over the tea cups, while Miss Vivienne Joyce of Barrows, England, Miss Carol Hogan of Charlottetown and Miss Helen Home of Summerside, as- sisted in the serving.

Mrs. John 0. Cobb returned to Summenslde this week alter spending her vacation, in Montreal. guest of her daugh- ter, Miss Jean Cobb.

best. may were accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heckbert and

son David.

Miss June Geddts. RN. Accom- pfinied by s nurse friend. return. ed to Cape Breton. alter melting in Summersid-e. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckberi-

Mr. Albert E. Reeves of Ham- ilton. Ontario. is visiting relatives and friends in Summersidc.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore and tannin have netunned to their home in Summerside after spending their vacation in Ham- ilton, Ontario and the New Eng- land ' States.

UNIONVALE WJ.

The September meeting of the Unlonvale Women’s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Issac Hor- ris. Tnvice president Mrs. Ivan Andrews opened thence/dug by reading In poem. The Ode and Creed was read in unison.

Minutes of last regular meet- ing were read and approved. Roll call wad answered by Nature members telling what they liked best about the mouth of Septem— ber. Two visitors Were present. Mrs. Gamble read A paper from the Red Cross regarding

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Next place of meeting wm‘ k at the home of Mrs. Em nan. Meeting cloud' National Anthem “AIM “if.” i.” it" “mm”; 111. vee \ me, A "“ lollowed. * j

fessor that n lesi- . upsetting wolHd ‘ tions. Meteorologist c -. . ley said there is up w. clean- tests are to blame cent freakish weathen- “ ‘ elsewhere. Prof. Willis Parker of the Universit ito‘bn said the world. In, lenccd unprecedented humicanes and

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