: aug eveuls wf ie Kwdere wulld ‘ . , withthe “keenest interes.” Her Island Lady Wed “pd cures gtes sasee| in Ceremony anyone interested in the “Oid| Af Yellowknife- ; Days” with stories of ice-boats, the introduction of the automobile) Miss Ida May Giddings, High and farming methods before the) Bank. P.E.I., was married to Mr.| ‘advent of machinery. c ; Miss Campbell says that the| Ae! Johnson of Yellowknife at : ma ald ice-boaters claimed that their |@ quet ceremony at Holy Trinity 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Nov. 24, 1959. transportation service would| Anglican Church on Saturday ts never end because it did not Sar: N.W. % oe seem. possible to construct a| Morning. Now. 7. Rev. R. Douglas a . steamer that could maintain win-| performed the ceremony. Wit- : Strait. She asserts that the 2 : causeway will come just as sure- ry ; ly as the steamers replaced the , oS F i ice-boats. Vv a. Premier W.R. Shaw and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garnhum and Her firet trip by train was u . ie Shaw left Saturday for a brief | Judy, City, spent Sunday at Mrs 1875 when she went from Ken- | 3 visit to Ottawa and other Canad-|@#"™™hum’s home in Montague. sington to Summerside and re- ian cities. Premier and Mrs. Shaw| fiss Florrie Beaton, Montague, turn. She stated it would be : will reside in Charlottetown for | was a recent vistor to Charidtte- simpler to go to Florida and re- F 3 the winter months. town. turn, today. | : ; Miss Campbell spends much ' 2 Young Couple Ple ge Vows Miss Connie Rogers, City, left | Mrs. A.D. MacLure, Montague. time sewing, crocheting: and e yesterday for Fort Lauderdale, |is spending the week in Char- knitting, baby jackets, —— 4 . Florida, where she will take up| lottetown. and bootees being her special- N _.In Double Ring Ceremony ~ | rescence peggy ron pe ea | : ; Mrs. Winnifred Bell left recent- in the~vieiie she a = ‘ A pretty wedding was solemn-| The bride’s mother was gowned| _Mr. and Mrs. Roland Taylor, | ly for Hampton, N.B., where she : Tones from ized at St. , in a powder blue lace over silk| Charlottetown, spent Sunday in/will be the guest of her sister, her many friends to whom she ° Laurence O'Toole po , , . Ladies Church, Morell Rear, when Mary! shantung dress fashioned with a| Montague, the guests of Mr. and| Mrs. Steve Whitehead and Mr. displays -a grand sense of hym- MEN'S PARKAS Josephine Sinnott, eldest dau-| jacket, whit e accessories an¢, Mrs. Victor Pepler. - Whitehead for the winter months. or. “© with detachable hood BORG COATS __ ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sin-| corsage of pink carnations. The i .* ™ > Reg. 15.00 Full Length * . Nott, Morell, Rear, became the} groom’s mother wore a navy blue ELLEN’S DIARY . ‘a To 79.50 bride of Joseph Reginald Thomp-|crepe dress with white acces- your TOR. T 99 ao son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry] sories and corsage of pink carna-| ““——~ B gene eee . 59 50 Thompson, St. Peter’s Bay, in a/ tions. . . = rdi aClea : s double ring ceremony. Following the ceremony a re- Litt a Dee S O Kin ness ca pa ng Ladies’ ‘Rev. Eric Robin officiated and| ception for 90 guests was held at : N Hina ; Men’s Rev. George MacDonald was) Mt. \Stewart Memorial_Hall. the A ° ‘8. MISS FLORA ANN CAMPBELL. WINTER COATS present in the sanctuary. White|bride’s table was centered with re Neit er Lost Nor Waste | ‘ CAR COATS mums and red roses decorated|a three tier / wedding cake made IL d c | . 97th Bi th d To 50.00 Heavy Quilted Lined the altar.Soloist, George Mac-|by Mrs. Harold Affleck, flanked; Mack chuckles to himself as he ;little truck to bring in supplies | a y ereprares IF ay Reg. 10.00 Donald, sang appropriate hymns| with flowers and white ‘mums. mens ob the coach tlasd ty @e| Set the cooks. ’ : ; ‘i accompanied by Miss MaclInnis|Toasts to the bride were pro- dene Fie | Mack put our share of them M n l| A d Ph l| Al t 6 99 as organist. ; posed by Leo George MacDonald/0ld armchair. “Not bad Jokes) sown a while ago on the table a enta y n ysica Y er . Given in marriage by her fath-|and Mr. Sterling K. Clark to/here,” he offers. “Listen to this jittle anxiously. i Men’s Heavy LEE LA OO TESS er, the bride looked lovely in a| which the groom responded. Tele- | one: “Now did we forget anvthing.| Miss Flora Ann Campbell, ajof the Sacred Heart Home, {s BLUE JEANS Ladies’ New white floor length gown of angeli|grams of congratulations were; Little boy: ‘so what! Who's|I wonder?” he queried. “‘Well,”’, 2ative of Cape Traverse, but} today receiving the congratulat- lace over satin fashioned with aj received by the couple from Mr.| those shoes with?’ lhe smiled “‘at anv rate’ he said| forthe past 19 years a resident | ions of numerous friends, the oc- Reg. 4.95 FALL DRESSES sweetheart neckline and long)and Mrs. Fred ; Mr. and Mrs.| Cobbler: ‘Hide.’ touching the packets of cereal.|~ ~~SCSCS<«TS]z SC=* ein. being her 97 birthday. To 16.95 7 * oe wares “ ane Se <* ae a and ere Bhan Boy: so what! | Who's|“‘you'll be able to start the day iably delay our bedtime until we; Miss Campbell, despite her 3.59 ts + a pi 0x address mm gary, a; aunts a un-| hide?’ right-there'll be bowls of por-|had listened in to the late news, ‘ : refri can have the = 5 88 with sequins and seed pearis that|cles of the~bride; also from Mr.| Cobbler: ‘Hide-hide The cow's! ridge for breakfast.” jlest we should miss—some cheer- ee penny ig? ge npete ee ee cake eget Baking ERR So « ie held in place the scalloped edge|Harold Thompson, Toronto, bro-| outside.’ “Another peppermint before ing word that would brighten|®d % retain full use of all her /erisp freshness ee ; Children’s ee : veil, She carried a white lace cov-| ther of the groom. ; . Little boy: ‘o what! Who's! you go?’ James asks him now.) hopefully the gathered shadows/ Senses, her mind is remarkably Soda gives. Just sprinkle a little Ladies’ ered prayer book topped with F For travelling the bride chose | afraid of a cow anyway?’ “Here, better put a few in vour|of those years and grant us ajactive and she follows the news| on adamp cloth and wipe over SNOW SUITS , bouquet of happy day roses with|a beige lace over satin sheath} Funny,”’ he grins putting by the! pocket in case you get a tickle) better rest. ; | ell ccirfaces: Tosweeten ice trays, __Heavy Zip % NYLON SLIPS . ip streamers and rosebuds. dress topped sith a wedgewood | paper. “Dear me;” he yawns, “I) ir your throat throtigh the night.! A reminder of those years we & an oe ates To 10.00 Reg. 3.95 - Maid of honor, Miss Mary Lynn,/|blue bengaline duster with beige) guess it's time for me to hit the 1 sometimes do.” ‘hear: “Sir Winston Churchill, ine Now Many Wear (wash in warm 8 solutio , friend of the bride, wore a bal-|accessories. Her-corsage was red | trail.” Mack grins: “No thanks! I/disposed was urable to keep. an LSE TEET Soda is recommended by leading : 3 88 1 69 : oe — — of pink nylon oe sie ‘iaeali talon oe al James smiles fondly at him.|find them a little too peppery to| appointment today.”.:Hew sad we FA refrigerator manufacturers. etd . P ; lle and angeli lace over satin ollowing their retu 0 s. “The morning comes,” he sleep on!” "| reflect, the years best sooner or Soda Sweetens as it Clea EE ee RS : ae 5 an hat to ei — trip to Sern i : | Now the news comes-in. And later the strongest physique, the ‘ With 7 comwart Only s oon ridesmaids, Miss Sheila Sinnot,}couple were Monor recep- ey have been on an excur-- we remember how in the years staunchest will, the clearest mind a eee holds false teeth : : . sister of the bride and Missjtion of over 100 guests at the) sion to the store, by way of the'of World War II we must invar- of the greatest of the earth. eee-arealh To ent and talk in more COW BRAND | THE -C0. LTD. tired i ao and cons alle cc rk is ee eee ge they —>— |} “It’s over, Ellen,” James says eee Ie ree He guna may, BAKING SODA ft! Use Our-Lay Away Plan ‘In yellow ue erina — © Se Tage Y} Ivan MacLean extended a hearty ; Fergus N _|closing now the machine. ‘‘So . pasty taste or feeling. Checks | length gowns of nylon tulle and|were honored by a miscellaneous! yote of thanks to the ladies 2 oe et ate, ACR eee eet aaa Reclen dios ic. odor” (denture breath). Gee BICARBONATE OF SODA 144-150 Great George Street angeli lace over satin with pic-| shower in Mt. Stewart Commun-} aiherton for an enjoyable even-| Two contests were enioved by Right.” he offers. “sleeps the De- CASTKETH any drug counter. ture hats to match. They carried ity Hall; lso one ‘at the home of ing. those present and were conduct. Puly Premier Mikovan and his matching bouquets of carnations.|the bride‘ where they received ea tw Mins Olen Woolner -and Party on their way. a hactne a ze Best man was Mr. John J./many lovely and useful gifts. STERLING W.I. Mrs. DJ dank Now why did they choose to la ; eee cree Oe grocme) De sad Mrs. Snopes wil| ‘The ansuat mocting of the Bter-| - nasember meeting will be heid| tere?” he wonders, . ' 4 Ushers were: -Roy -MacKinnon,|reside at St. Peter's Bay where ling Wo * Geatibate was held To ree the news ssid omin ov t friend of the groom and ‘John Sin-| the groom is-a—prominent farm-,""% “omens insti oe eid) at the home of Mrs. Roy Doug-| ow. sre moments-pow ofall = g e ®

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—— 7 im swered ~ by : 18 mémbers paying’) The 14th. annual meeting off “Do vou remember those Rus- ; : WOMEN S ORGANIZATION their dues. . - : the Melville Women's Institute | sian peddiars of the long ’ ago. . The president and secretary | was held at the home of Mrs.| Ellen?" - Tames asks. ‘Fairly

gave reports of the year’s work! jack MacKenzie, Ten members| big men, black - bearded and

5, wet. kie had brought home. \ Leo Reid, Mrs. A S. MacEwen.! pride, was in charge of the guest lea than was this one. Mrs. Lioyd Wilkie shawed slides! Before the. guests departed Mrs.iMrs. Brendon Reid, Mrs. Max) pook. | - Until tomorrow Diary 5 | After the reception sometime’ Good-nizht. . . | :

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Alberton Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society entertained

the members of the Freeland and/of introduction he reported|ected for the coming year: Hon-| work proceeds. Dues paid amount! mind all my life-ves, I see them Tyne Valley societies at a special] briefly on the ACWW conference; orary president, Mrs. Wallace’ ed to $5.00. lall like that: not friendly, plea meeting held in the Alberton|in Edinburgh and commented on| MacKay; president, .Mrs. Max! The. following officers were sant people to deal with. Though ehurch hall recently. a number of the interesting asd| Ferguson; vice-president, Mrs. lected: president, Mrs. Jack'I reckon they're mixed--the nice) .. After- Mrs. F. J. Carpenter,|historie places she had visited. | Elmer Fyfe; secretary-treasurer,! Gillis: vice-president, Mrs. Omer and not-so-nice, the good and the}

president of the hostess society,

extended a warm welcome to|the thanks of the group to Mrs.|Mrs. Ken MacKay, Mrs. T. C.} Mrs. Colin MacKenzie; auditors,| world. As well to be hospitable the guests a brief devotional| Wilkie and to the projectionists} Gallant. and Mrs. D.C. MacKay:|Mrs. D. Campbell-and Mrs. Far! |to them, I guess - a bit of kind-! period was conducted by mem-| who had assisted her in showing| auditors, Mrs. Robert MacKay.'Clow; school committee 3 ness given is never wasted or bers of the Freeland society. The} the slides. Mrs. A.S. MacEwen; Red Cross;months) Mrs. ‘Earl Clow and / lest.”

leader, Mrs. Ivan Hardy, was as- sisted by Mrs. Frank Hardy and Mrs. Erving Smith. The offering was dedicated by Mrs. J. Y. Gar-

of her recem trip to the British Isles and the Continent. By way

Mrs. Norman Oliver expressed

During a social hour refresh- ments were served and those pre- sent-had an opportunity to see some of the souvenirs Mrs. Wil-

and activities. Treasurer's re-| answered the roll call. The finan- port showed a substantial bal-| .;.) report for the year was giv-| ance on hand. Visiting and on py the secretary. Mrs. Pres- school ‘committees gave their re- ion Gillis. Sick and school com- ports. Correspondence was read mittees gave their reports. It and discussed. ~ |was decided to give the Surrey |

The following officers were el-| members $20.00 for their year’s!

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Mrs. Lorne MacEwen; directors, Ferguson: secretary-treasurer, |

Mrs. Preston Gillis: sick commit- tee, Mrs. P.J. Emery and Mrs! Preston Gillis

Convener, Miss Olga Woolner. It was decided to have prepar-

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was spent in dancing } On the eve of the wedding. fal lowing the rehearsal, a_ buffet lunch was served at the home of | | the bride's parents, after which ,the voung couple presented the | attendants with lovely sifts. Prior to her marriage a miscelle 18 shower was held at the hoe of Miss Betty Gamester, Kirkwood Drive, by her schoolmates where she received many useful gifts.

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For travelling the bride donned a two piece royal blue wom dress with matching accessories and | corsage of pink carnations.

Thev will reside in London, Ont., where the bride is on the

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