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ing an Autumn Buffet at the Royal Winter Fair. men’s Society held a Thankof- Roya! Canadian Legion Home to- fering service in Breadalbane day from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Daniel Hickox, Kensing- United Church. Mrs Millage

ton, spent the past weekend at MacLeod presided and introduc- | Mr. and Mrs. Willard Thomp- Wheatley River, the quest of ed the guest speaker, Mrs, jsop and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph her son-in-law and daughter, George Dixon of Clyde River. \Howard, Margate, left on Tues Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stead and Mrs. Dixon, in her inimitable day evening on ¢ trip to New ‘family. |manner, transported her aud-

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and nine members responded to roll call with the text word “Peace’’. One visitor was pre- sent. The treasurer, Mrs. Ray MacLeod gave her report. The community friendship report Was given.

Mrs, W. A. Paterson present- ed the missionary program.

The Sunday school teachers were asked to attend a work- shop at Summerside on Nov, 19 20, and 21.

Mrs. James M. Campbell will be devotional leader for the Dec- ember meeting when the mem- bers are invited to the home of Mrs. Alexander Green. Roll call will be a Christmas thought. Mrs. Ray MacLod will have

Mrs. Erwin Dennis, Ellerslie, | ti : was hostess to the St. James An- TOUMDE. ce glican WA recently, when:t he| 1 advise the son's wife to join meeting opened with prayer and |him in his daily visits to Mom Scripture, followed by ‘roll call, |for a while. It worked wonders which was answered by a symp- |for me. My first such appear- athy and get well card, and min- ance was greeted with surprise. utes. {The second and third with open

Mrs. Alfred MacLean invited resentment. But I gained my members to her home for the |point, which was to expose her next meeting. Food committee |hand. will be Mrs, Erwin Dennisand) ! y Mrs. Budd Williams, and an Su. thinks the girl her son marries ction sale of small articles will|is worthy of him? Mothers don’t be held. seem overly critical of the men

Following a story read by ner a aa but the’ Mrs. Albert Sharpe, the meet- , : ing elosed and ee. Alas for the wife and ee were served by the hostess and the children of SA’s son. All wi

: | gle; and the children will be pey-| | ing for it all of their lives— at school, -at- work -in- their -social relationships... Sincerely, A.D.

her sog-Boh,tp pay her a daily visit, theoretically so hé won't feel remorseful after she’s dead and gone(!!), and that he come to see her no matter how late the hour, it probably isn’t feas- ible for Bob's wife to make a |point of accompanying him.

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housewife and mother in her own right, who also beeper - : : rt-time, to pay ob’s pines & ‘school loan, carried over from MR. AND MRS, AUBIN RICHARD Inet” as ascloec, abet roalee| roe a s r | . freey on shared “corel” | COUPIE At Tignish Village _ {sim ngs. : 2 This burdensome schedule b h ; he dotm' alow "ten, B06, mcr! ODServe 40th Anniversary leeway, time-wise, for dancing : to the tune that SA calls inrela-| Mr. and Mrs. Aubin E. Rich-|by the guests of honor and many CKLE tion to Bob, to keep him on | ard, Tignish, observed their 40th | relatives and friends was ee leash as her dearestand-best. | wedding amiiversary at their brated by Rev. F. Tardif. The |fly ‘ving end red building The key figure in the fantasti-|home in the village om Novemb-| Richards have two sons Ernest ¢ Send cally unjust situation is Bob jer 4th wher they received their | and Eugene liing in Toronto, ee ene 7s himself, of course. It is the inal- friends in the efternoon et home |two daughters, Mrs. Fred Perry %* 0 1966 catelogue— a oe 65 and lank oateves an seaivenare tem tet 2. gg sade and’ Jeanette, GLOBE IMPORT CO. ather to stand. ground per evening. Toronto eight! p.o, Bex 24, Station B, Quebec, P-Q. | put his foot down with his moth-| Mrs. Richard, daughter of the ndchildren. sae er, to acquaint her, unarguably, |late Mr. end Mrs. Hobert Gau- gad Mire. Ridherd hove with the fact that he is fully |det, Tignish, was duited in mar- oil : tommitted to an honorably on- jriage to Aubin E. Richard on their lives im the vil ce going new way-of-life that now-|November 4th, 1035 at - Notre of Tignish, where Mr. Rich- adays precludes his jumping to| Dame ‘convent chapel by the|erd is a fisherman and a car- attention when she says “Boo!” |late Rev. GJ. McLellan. Rev. it is altogether unlikely that /|M.J. Rooney, curate et the time, y PET’S PRIDE SA, of her own volition, on her |assisted, Witnesses to the cere- own momentum, is going to see |mony were John Arsenault, and House of Smart in two tones or contrst- the light and transform herself |Mary Gaudet who were matried pen haga pg in seed linto a humane, considerate, ma- |two years later and now reside B h—easy. on. turely cooperative grandmotl jin the village. Pas are nae te Start now to erly character, whose influence,| An anniversary mass attended raemore * ac ‘or your pet: us¢\as such, could be a blessing to = e knitting worsted. Hood turns in- ’s marriage upon to collar. Pattern 7335: sizes % lao at his aioe = ik Furniture 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. | in getting married, Bob em 10 , THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) |tered into a contract Wis | 1, it hard for you to sit down, even harder Available for each pattern (no stamps, Sic eu ie anaes fo get up trom a chair because of low - please) to Alice Brooks, care Of lise of emotional involvement | omucun, beep you wom termine over i" : Guardian - Patriot Needlecraft 'with his mother that the latter | bed? This nagging, wearisome pain keeps ‘ Dept., 60 Front St. W. Toronto |;, trying to keep in force and ef- | thousands in misery. But here is good Crockett & Stor 1, Ont. Ontario residents add one |gact And. indeed, seems to be mews for ail such suflorere. Tenia cy =a cent sales tax. Print plainly pat-!/——— . - TRC's give = sowee ty Equally good : tern number, name, address. | MAY BUHD AIRCRAFT for tumbago, back-ache, aaa leg Limited se pains, arthritic, rheumatic neuritic es NEED 50 PER CENT MORE | The first iaiile pain. Get T-R-C’s for fast relief. 5c, $1.85 Dedicated te home _| At beet 20 per cent more food tenes pgp cow Ay nig Bohrer as improvement” needed world by 1975 |University, Holland, is Koo Sit | Gesstuasewm seston tomesneraty fj ; i : Tats wmnety MAMECreem | Kent St.- Charlottetown ae ooo Ling, daughter ef en Indonesian oso ;

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Mrs. Shu- — pot ooo Sede ene 907 A | Georgie Kennedy, RN, Truro ™&2 and two children, Libby .n. tsiand” when money was. i spent the past weekend ot her 20d Jeffrey, are visiting in Clin , sree, and yet, from old reports |~- home at Kensington. | ton, guests of the former's bro- | 510 learned that missionary co0- ther-in-law and vister, Mr. and | tributions were sizable and al- Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Wood- Mrs. Harold Heaney and family | jncations sometimes exceeded. side. their son Barry and “Mrs. LAC Shuman and familv have she ponealed to her audience to ; Justin Woodside, all of Clinton, ‘been stationed in Mairville, (-omember the Great Commis. 2 spent the past weekend at New (France. for the past four vears|sion “Go ye therefore and teach Glasgow, N.S. where they were |and are now posted to Cold Lake all nations, baptizing them in guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall |Alberta the name of the Father, of the Woodside and their son-in-law ’ Son, and of the Holy Ghost’’, and and daeughte’. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elien Higgins, Glen |for those who could not go them Murdock MacLeod. Valley, will observe her 01st Selves to mnorificialiy help the | Mr. and Mis. Andrew Jobo Ditthday anniversary today at /ene® whe Bad left thelr homes gon, daughter Shannon and son ‘the home of her son, Christoph-| 44. Gordon Ripley led the Ervin, Margate, left recently to ier Higgins. ‘jnesponsive reading and Mr 4. ee Harold Toombs led in prayer. : Mrs. Lorne Seaman read the STEWARDESSES ON CRASHED JET : a | Merrill Nich-| __Stewardesses on a Boeing which caught fire upon land- Thursday night are left to ley, and Victoria Cole. All are coe pee sane. sang ‘His 7M United Airlines. plane ing at Salt Lake City on right: Faye Johns, Anette Fo of Denver. (AP Wirephoto) ; ; Hye is on the Sparrow.” ‘ieee tetas a ; oe an enamored Lo Oo a en ee ae mms £?- fal ing. . r . Son- ' Me Thy Hands” following. Mie IDA BAILEY ALLEN indaw, Mr. and Mrs, Brian Ep- i for the solos and the hymns. Mr. | ot : FOOD NEWS FROM THE CHEF | mon Summerside. | Nicholson pronounced the bene-_ * Menjamee -Out.of the Week|. ‘aay aod Mrs. Ghermon Hut | } | diction Cheaper Ground Meat _ Silr'sleed stascnines bythe | cure, end tami Sameera 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Nov. 13, 1965. : oF [There are 6 excellent ssence-| tn, Mr. and Mra Wilden , | __ BEDEQUE May Not Be Bargain ing mines for’ salad. dressing | Heachingon “0 Mr®- Heber _ Heber Myers, ‘ including “old - fashione Friends are sorry to hear MARY HAWORTH oie ave returned home | Hamburgers and chopped Balls-on-Spinach French Dressing Mix’ “Caesar! yition MacAusland. is confined | after attending the funeral of |beef, as sold ready to use from) Baked Halved Potatoes Mix”, “Garlic French | t9 her hame through illness. Mrs. Frank Gardiner, Moncton. |the counter, are only tee aon. Bananas Baked with Raisins | Dressing a. wee ee C Sunday |made from erent or Fresh Pears and ~ heese Dressi ILES PRIZE If Woman Loves Son, ee rom meat. For unless ground to| Whipped Cream Cheese alian Dressing Mix.” . = 7 , AT - = ation attended |Sdes> hamburger ia made from Sal pen be sgiitinn, Shane ote 0 Bese | git vienes..ot I Mien. Can. large congreg ends other- Measuremen' Stew ix Beef Stroganoff pageant each year MR. AND MRS. DENNIS J. GAUDE!? - Wi Control Jealousy the United Church here on Sum-|j.00t) with extra fat and some- recipes for 6 ’ \Sauce Mix. $6,000 in cash pries — : day morning when Remenr ltimes water added. i All packaged in moisture | 000 in merchandise, lees DOUBLE RING CEREMONY. Dear Mary Haworth: Bravo jtrying to wrap around his neck | brance Day service was held.| Why pay for these weight; _CASSEROLED CHOPPED yo aminated ($1,000 ‘diamond ein cabeg : _ oe ae to your incisive reply to SA, that. more recently. | The theme of the pastor's sef-|noosters? You will get more) BEEF BALLS ON.SPINACH foil, which provides excellent st ub widectaed a2 teks Maen eit ihe: bent incredibly self justifying, inter-| For so long as Bob tamely| ™0n was “Lest We Forget, Lest |yaine fram 1 pound of more ex-| %c. milk ; quality Sean Sone homie, Gchialee' @ tae yimeed ; Je. brother af |{¢Ting mother-in-law. She sounds submits to his mother's despotic | We Forget". Rev. Mr. Cameron | pensive fresh - ground beef! 1% c. fine soft bread crumbs | enet -| Ht aia ita. Been Gees en, ee — sg —, the spit image of my busband’s malpractice in this respect, he | W@5 4% fecent, visitor to Chaf-|ihan from a pound and a hall} % c. fine-chopped raw bacon | is Saami Goulet don of tee cone 100 aoans Se ae mother. reflects great discredit on both | ‘ttetown. of cheap hamburger that 1% W. ground beef aad Saat Alted Gaadet, Mia Raval Caneee a he Be pity the son's hapless wife, of them. He would be a more| ‘Mfr. and Mrs. Wendall Myers, |shrinks in cooking. 1 tsp. lemon juice aaa ar a aoe : ton ae which |who seems to be no match foradmirable son if he had the| Carleton, attended the ‘funeral |Assured Of Quality 1 tsp, salt S Sos ee sew Church, the seuijwade’ treeolled o SA, But what of the son’s fence- |tough common sense and moral| in Moncton, last Tuesday of| At the same time, you will; % tsp. pepper Summereiée, The double ting 2 eee straddling behavior? Shouldn't |energy to simply signify “‘No”| Mre. Frank Gardiner. be sure the meat ‘is of good; % tsp. onion powder cmincey ses’ sikened Ue New Brunswick on their hon [he be told that manhood is some-|to her unseemly expectations, The turkey supper held in the |quality and fine flavor. Ae a| %c. flour = Rev. Pierre Arsenaut. The moon and are now residing |thing more than just wearing and let her readjust favorably Church Hall, on Saturday even- precaution, select the beef) 1-3 ¢. margarine or meat dri groom’s sister, Jeanne Gaudet ' Summerside. pants? or sulk, as she chooses—M.H. | ing was well attendec. The |yourself and watch while it is|pings ors of her parents, Mr. end Mrs. | DO YOU HAVE TO GO attended the bride as maid of | (Phote by Heckbert Studio) | Sutely SA herself must see Mary Haworth counsels| supper was sponsored by ladies | ground. 1% ¢. boiling water Coughlin — tear the turmoil she causes him, b: , beef broth — OVERBOARD ON » bY through her column, not by mail| of groups of the WMS. A snug| TOMORROW'S DINNER, envelope Power a a a: eetee ‘Weiteeal PRICE TO HAVE A the iledasiey craver and ire. ee etic . ‘© \or personal interview. Write her| sum was realized for missionary! Tomato Juice Piquante 4c. ee spinach | a onmerside were recett vielt- BEAUTIFUL HOME? UCW Hear Green will have a reading on |ried. If she really loved him, she |e me Cusraian._ — See tetas Combine milk end crumbs in| 28 of her Mr. ond R rt O ‘ Toe Food committee | would control her jealous impul- ; : : : “Kaye” Mcinais epo n Ce ak Ure: Edward MacMur- ‘ses sufficiently to allow him a a@ paste. Add bacon, ground Frant England, Virginia, ot Creitell’ & ther ll and Mrs. Lewis Campbell. |generous margin of leisurely beef, lemon juice, salt, pepper U.S.A., has returned to his home ad Recent Ra y pe i nue. 5. ~~ er personal and private compan- and onion powder. _last chapter of the book ionship with his ‘wife and chil- oughly; form into slightly flat- Mrs. W.A. Paterson gave an | sages and” the ae dren. tened balls, Roll ell over light- fnteresting report on the recent | ‘losed A the Lord's seas No man should be ferced by ly in flour, eaute in margarine Occasion- UCW Rally, at the November ea carmanttice. “Mss. Suthee (his mother into “‘proving,”’ daily, or drippings until golden brown. ally, we meeting of the New London Un- M. ' M. that his marriage hasn’t lessen- Transfer to casserole or baking bring you ited Church Women, held in the |land | Montgomery and Mrs. oasis givial regard for her. dish, interior de- church basement, with the pres- | Welrum MacKay. EP Giles otic “wom, ued To drippings in frypan, stir in eorating peviling, | en Aienaater’’| gt devote hersel t0 her own neg- ise antettct tint “tees pereare Exe Sus cre oe ar-| Anglican Women iis ian, “raring ed ee ones! sane sen ional period. . : gtavy; it around meat furniture are, wecretary. Mrs. James To Hold Auction een cs Coumiet Gaee ie ae bails. Bake 30 min. in mod. DRESSES rr . Campbell, read the minutes time for meddling in oven, 350 degrees F. nat chop- |

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