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' . I113 ' cats. in. and .c I sun. ,3, , r Itldw-NI-I-Ir" mum-my ra.t”ta."'hcu.a.J?-rav?:':sa. .m.,............'' c''' : eooslllatsilhiaeaarassas LI hmihba ,. HI. IV!!!” Iii. Oyk t JD I". w . . umoaitnooxtioiacuionilsp 0-utlhlk--ll"-0'llI""'.nosoosounomt-v I -A ;:"l(;:.;"':'-,.",:”'hl',',,'!,f,,":Yl.,',:u Lahehurl. N. a.. mama:-m'H:in.l;H:lt-lid zlsmsmualmnunnuttz .. - ' . ' - T W.I.8. I "C3 D3 . tanacarottaald.-nI'I.InnsI'Jtc.hnsI h.'mu”uya.d”l.cun&-IOMEDINIDQIHUGIJ. ml,.:"':.na'u'i.1:c.hudu:."yy..'h.. t . . mu, 5 gull cgug. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield D", ..n' l Page 8 The Guardian Fri.. August 30. 1957 m"',,,",.1,,,';" ,,,,,,,....i.,....g..-gm.-...,i..?;".. If U” I" Gnnmum-.H'l'Is sa.v'lnJw”I:s:thlalau)'Il ' - "' W''"”' ''l'" ” ""' ”'”' ll".,.',d'...m'",,,..'"'"" ''....',3' run? as niutii iuiiomn uh ,, 3..., u.ui,..t """”'""""H"'dh"i.asosm naulagwnos ..hV91'll'l'lll'3lll"5l'-"”aadearnt&.wdyalIUd- ;f"”l"l;u;l”.;"j,u'.':n;'".:.' ' ' t is.0atas:..'l'hsylIadheaaat-daylapaandtts '1: 9': yrseuacnoweii . Cairns wed- ren poured tea. Ronald and parents. yr. and Min lube! Ilacbonld. Dob ""”",,w,' ummbmumy '""' ”"”"' ,u"m,.."'”"., ,3... ,, u ,. ding llI'Pi:llIICC Countyh VI 6 R Aim. wh nu Mrs. C. H. Swan. cheater, whzllaa w W ha'"” 1.3,”. .1 V. t eoeat on e . . r. arry ea- . o pending month August .' I". ":5. :'3.u".. in Quebec. There were been spendlna six weeks at Dal- Ml" l:m:llm""Ml::ldA'n7u'E;f her summer home in Rocky Pt-. mm in mi u. many out of province guests. housie University summer school ll Cl" 9'9"'- M M Mn has as her guests this week hr u"'""l Mr M" it. some of whom are mentioned in has returned to resume teach- '33- d'"ll'"" 9' '- ' mother. Mrs Hector nlacbonalsl TW& '3" ""dl"'3

to-day's paper. who came to at- log at Queen Charlotte High , and sister Constance. also a 4'” ” '3' Wm” M" M7 tend the lovely wedding School. During the summer Mr. lF"ld'3” M H" '”'m "' nu” friend. Mill Mildred Gwen. who In hr" :::"'Gxt”:: iaa Rea-Alrth also attended the as. 5t- I-Iumlv 9"4- motored from node Island riiey 5914- Will! '3" - b "h ty. Dr. and Mrs. s. Earl McDow- school of community arts, Tata- nlnn to return tosether this weeIi- "” P"""':':'l 'l;;"'”dh V '1' ant ell. Shawville. Quebec. and magouche. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marks. end. - "law 3” h '' ?Eh'' in daughters Mary. teacher at have returned home to New a ll! aneoua s ower n er 3,.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sheriff.jGlasgow. N.s.. after visiting Mr. Regina. Saak.. are visiting atland Mrs. Harry Marks. New the home of Mr. and Mrs. lsaac London. and Mr. and Mrn. John Clarke. 267 Grafton Street. Folland. Dunataffnage.

Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hyndman Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Douglas. of Montreal who have been sum- Miss Rae Donald and Miss Lil- mering at Shaw's Hotel have re-llian Kays left by car today turned home. Mrs. Hyndman wasltrhursdayl for Montreal. from

Pointe Claire High School. Mon- treal, and Janey. nurse-in-train- ing at Kingston General Hospi- tal. Ontario. have returned home after attending the McDowell- Cairns wedding in North Bede- que United Church on August 8th. They were guests at Gar- den of tha Gulf Motel. Summer- sida.

Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love. Bor- den. returned home on Friday, August 22 after a month's visit to Western Canada.

in Regina. sash. they visited with their daughter and son-in- law and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ledgard: in Swift Current. Sasil.; with Dr. and Mrs. 0. E.

Mrs. John F. Massey. and sons Bobby. and Michael. have re- turned to their home iii-Maiden. Maasachuaetta. after spending three weeks visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickey, Darnley.

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former onsau. He felt. however. that there was a need to know and understand the Japanese. But even as he flew to Tokyo. he wondered. as an author with

.......;; .......; Very Pretty Wedding V Solemnized At East Point

East Point United Baptist (match was the scene of a color- ful wedding on Tuesday svening, During the course of the eve- July I. at 7 o'clock when Elisa- ning. much merriment was caus- betl Jean. oldest daughter ofsed by the arrival of a gay com- Mr. and Mrs. Stuart MacGreg-lpany of serenaders. who conclud- ar. East Baltic, and Douglas ed their hilarity by bouncing the Jolmv '3 M M-'' "M M"' Mir", 'mom' have been guests at Bowness- n'”d"'edG'mb”; N'w”""d1;"d' rfnarec, gfcrzzligzn .:1 iarig: Cabins Bedeque. attending lhel ;xc1lf.;Ecc1u:.:dg:xthgv'hv;:cigti:gltehe bride chose a sheath dreiis'M"Doweu ' Cairns lleddml clergyman. or figured beiigaline with match- R ,. G , M .14 . -..-.e. oi .u--m gs mso----..,, com-S--3 2: ?.f..."ZI."'c.'.'l'.".'.?, "”d an nut WM" ml""lu,r' "' an H WI "5 2 on ' Nova Scotia. attended the Mc- 9dWl'l b0"'l"'" 594 Vllh Wm" I V .,ed f 'DoweIivCairns wedding, He was '"'”'"" mnnd lb" WE” h eeg”m.5 Vm" rfcenm, rl0l:;'a guest of Rev. and Mrs. SH ' mm! bdd i i 5"; grmgea p;:::j;', iaiumbo Grant Walls. Bcdeque. and Mr. i ON" 9-Bvtllnar -. 'idM.S'tM .N. nun-1... by be, "they, iookgd hewounitland. and his aunt.l:'man.rs lewar oase Bill very lovely in her floor length Mrs. Eli Head, new Waterford. y WV. 9' '1'". clnmmy 1”" End Nlsl Mrs. 'Rri'.l Gordon Beckett ::lolIHtllltllOH0VOI'l satin bgvdiith hoop- and daughters Miss Gertrudei ' - 9" "39. '3” W" Beckett RN. and Mrs. Robert i wmm” 'm' ”q":' "d k'r"" ho” from E8” sum, and sup Machormond. Montreal. have re- ? 5:1? o'(u,,v'i':: rounding districts gathered at.l,::r'll;:l l'I'I"3'."n"u a:d9i':1:'"gTl:l:l . i ' l. we - aims to . ,' "3 39” l" 91'" Wu" ' "'" at lam" 0' rrihlnd M"l'hSm'" vscfre the guests of Mr. and Mrs of rhinestones and sequins. She - 5? l'.9R0l” 0y 0'10"? .9 8ll- Jy 5 l C mt p,.,,u,wn, c.m,d . "um. bouquet ,1 proav.-hing marriage of their eld- col ' 5 ”'?l9S ””""u0"'- '3' daugmerimlubelh Jul". Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Douglas Her only Ittendnnl. her sister- ,.T9 ”'” "”".'f ”' L”"'""''” and daughter Barbara of Mon- f Ml" SIM" M"'G"3”"- WW9 3 B.r"l3l ch97"-i Play” ,b3' M"'iireal, attended the McDowell-l floor lensth sown of turquoise Cl'"'”" S'”'''''- ”” '"'d'i'”"”icalrn.- wedding. Ellrs. Dotiglasl -nd MN" "9, 0,," tan", Wm, vlas escorted to l-lie seat of hon- k . gradual! M muslc from ML: mll0lllllK "ll"! Ind ll9ldd795-'-lo" by her mum" M.” 3""? Allison University. They are now She curried I bouquet of yellow ””b'”5"” - . visitin with friends in Manta-l carnuiong. Air. Fred Rose was chairman In 3 l, The zroom. in the scarlet andV:l;l'W:l;fe":fn3;”El:n"dol" l"l:n":"3l I ' l blue dress uniform of the Royall , l 0'” "5 3 ll" M . d M (-1 d H,.k,, ("'"'dl"' M9""l9d P"""v W” ewlamed the purpose 0'. the Monxtrellll. atteliided allllfe McDow- :' twdcd by Constable Peler.3””'""”: Hf ””."F'"d”d "” '.”oli.calrns wedding. They wt-rr Boys of Summenlde- The ush-. '"”'"'”'”l " ”''”l.'”'' l””"' ”"'i guests at Garden of the Gulf f ; we" Con". 1",,” grmksgable for the occasion. and then Mam summenldt. 5, ."memd,' and g-,,,n,,t,bl, M”, called on Mlsll Norma Garrett ' es Foster. all the attendants were "3 "Ed 3" 8llll"55-

and white decorative ikeic of and end PIPCfI- Hid "Ni" Japan and the Philippines.

Mr. Everett McDowell. Shaw- ville. Quebec. has returned home after attending the McDowell- Cairns wedding. He was a guesti at Birch Hill Tourist Home, Sum-' mersids East.

guest book. and friends of the bride served.

Rev. Robert E. Osborne. minis- ter of St. Andrew's Kirk Church. St. John. N.B., and sons Rob- ert and John and Miss Ann Whitehurst. R.N. ol Montireal.

Community Shower - On June 25th approximately one hun- tired and filly friends and neigh-

Back To School Headquarters For 64 Years

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Send them baclt to school in wondsrf ull, valus-wise fashion; from Moors

and McLsod Ltd.'s trsmsndo us collection of children's wear.

Choose from a vast array of shirts. trousers. suits. iacltets. tea shirts,

coats. snow suits and underws or for the boys and skirts. blouses.

sweaters. dresses. coatr suits. iaclta ts. accessories. millinory and undat-

wsar for the girls. All styled for attractiveness. easy-cars and hard

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Miss Barbara Pratt. R.N.. St.

In ilsess uniform.

Mrs. Clinton Stewart. aunt of the bride. was IEWKIE and played appropriate wedding mus- ic prior to the ceremony. and sccolnanled Mrs. D. l. Mt-Clare who sang very sweetly ”The Lord's Prayer," proceeding the earemony. and "l'll Walk Beside You" during the signing of the register.

Mrs. Mu.-Gregor chose lor hr dsughtar's wedding, a duiites. snaenibls of beige and brown with black and white accessor- tss and a census of plnlrroses.

Following the ceremony. a re- aaploa waa held at the home of tho trida. Tbs bride's table was esatcad with a three-tiered wed- pad with a minia-

Many useful and beautiful gifts were received by the bride-to-be. The parcels were opened by the Misses Joan Dixon. Anita Rose, and Eileen Coffin and the ac- companying verses were read by Miss Kay Ching.

Jr.-an replied in her usual cap- able and gracious marine , thank- ing all for the many valuable gilts which would oftlmes remind her of the giver. after which all gals” Ci" dm:.5ll':z "Fm sh"' ' lntletnwn the guest of her brow

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Lunch was served by the hon- mm Mr” Harry um” i teas. assisted by the ladies of ths community. instrumental mu- sic for the evening was furnished by Mrs. Clinton Stewart and Mr. Hamid MacGregor.

This was followed by a sing- song by ths oldsters, while the young fry enjoyed games on the macious lawn. M a lots hour all departed to their homes wish- lag Jean all ttis happiness poo- stble is her Journey through life.

Peters and Miss Jane Giddings. RAE, Charlottetown. attended the Mcl)oweil-Clirns wedding.

Mrs. F. R. Hrarlz. Mrs. C. P Mackeniie. Misses Jean and Do- ris Gill entertained Friday aty the tea hour at the Hearts res- idence on West Street. V

Mrs. Harry Biderl, Amht-rstg is spending a few days in Char-

Mi-s. Harry Davison and Mrs. M. S. Hubley entertained recent- ly at Mrs. DsvliIon'a residence, Hillsboro Street. during the visit of Mr. Brian Woods. Brocliville. Ontario. and Mr. Tom MacKay. who were guests of Mr. Arnold Huhley. l

During the evening moving pic- lures were sh own by Arnold, Hubley of views of New Yorili state. Ontario and the lilland.3 Mrs. l-fubley. I graduate o( the

con,-.,..go..i chm... 3,..,,,.,,.1 Cotton Broadcloth. Long and Short Girls and Boys Cardigans, Pull-overs. in 'V mmjm-j gellshtedit-ll zlita the still beau!-I Sleeved Styles. Dacron. Nylon and All-Wools, Nylons, Orlons and Acri- 3 A ' H A P b ..':'.'.:.'.::.l"' '”'i W 3"” '0" p ” untle as rover M" H, - M, . , . . rry Dsvlson is several . sizes to 14x. From infant size to 16 years. To t readings. Miss Julie Carson. in Priced from- Priced from-

Va loved a belated srimaoa toss today. aad watched with a sigh. the pahls fail at a touch and drift h asrtll below. Thars was as staying them. it came to mind - act the summer days that now stlp sa happily aw!!-

Todayla laveliaass of same sky and mellow an and”

tiina last weak I wouldn't hava away - and a salesman preuiag your clothes need to ba lubrleat L M believed that we could have it the housewives to order ctirlst- ed occnlomllv? 3

dose hy tats" Jansas ottered. mas cards isolnn their willa. . When n zlvper I: made. It has I ( J

"lot It's risnsrttahla what can with a hit ot summer. all of An. a small amount of lubrication an r , it ' be dons I! III In. IIVEI I few tumn anf Fall! And odd days at it for ease of operation. but as l l D

4.? at as rim weather. And w at a ate-eatims we hut; erythlng s ovsryono wor call! And it's pad to hsve it all gathered all . We lsavenlt

Halifax Conservatory of Music. and a contralto soloist in the

her lovely interpretation of &

hridesn songs. and Mina .-..'".:"'.;.':' :::.";:'.".::."";.::.'fW"?-:1":-?.".:.?..'?a-a mt-

, ' sh - P t ,1. . were of much interest when play-:1 ii'll?Ind.e.'h0'I:ydoes"it go?."'mm l hack. Delicious refreshments up”...-.-.,m,M gr. "d b,,,.-. wars served and Mrs. Leigh War-

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chuckled. "Yes"he nodded "that's it. A bit of gospel la it too. I gueilil." Thlii was a quiet day at Aller-

lea. it was children and farmers D0 you lmnw that rippers on

Winter still in the anion at days ripper - tuteled sarmentn are!

between! Today wa s a ptlgrlmagel through I tangle of bracken and

dry-cleaned or washed. ricant gradually disappears. T

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