"MARY HAWDRTH Mother’s Wild

What temper

Dur Mary aawort .elleci will a mother‘ trntrunis have on a mo grows up‘.‘ This mother is very

. :mocdy and at her worst. her dis- pcsition rangea lrttm tantrums to hysterica.

Sin screams. cries, boats lirr lists upon whatever near. stamps and pitches thin s

ller husband is very table lie gives their child a great deei or love and attention and tries .to remove the t-llild trom seeing or hearing her at such times. lBut the child is getting older and this can't always be done lAlw the lather Isn‘t alway

s s

Symotom Oi Instability

indelibly pitucriul in a i-hild s development ltlllovls ‘Illal

i- I

To rl tru ms l level ni \ ‘J, ah: i is in I nlisllle. sil'li, sell-Piiying way, it vtuuld take an analyst in de- cipher the ratio ill in an|i|ism I» nciii’tllitisiil that t'tma‘lllules her particular hlend tit intemperate- Bill |llis \ke linitu‘ ltlr sure mother is the moat y

beyond tiie intontiie huailing sclicentercdiies to complicate matters. that

A

tiuence on Thus

this woman is so eniiy making niotiniiai cripple nl her child. ircbni

il‘Wood Ottawa. spent ungoverned end in Charlottetown iiilh their n grandparents.

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.8 The Gmrdiln, Charlottetown, Mom. Nov. 18. 1968. —'_________

HAPPENINGS

Audny Jenktnl. Walneu'l Edlwl; Phnlu 4-350.

F4) Lei-toy Wood anti .\irs the week-

All‘

Roy F. MavLcan. 2‘” Film ,tve.

hint to be a problem enue.

around when these scene erupt.

She relusea psychiatr help or help lrom the Family Service which h n sug greatly concerned about

it the mo at else can

I

‘chll a wet ‘ther won’t help. wls

done. i happen to know that she readayoureoiunin and I am hopelul that your answer may venuade her to take stock oi hersell and get specialist coun- sel. as none oi in has been able to persuade her. sincerely R r. r it, Temper tantrums

is the usual

um...

and bysteries, ,‘thlng. in one‘ childhood or in adult years are symptomatic nl emotional imbalance in In in»‘ lantile personality.

Thus the tantrum ihl‘OWK‘i‘ 3llu describe has two stri es against her. on the score n: no.» aonaltty health suited to her age

nd status as wile and mother.

in stamping, yelling. pitching things. etc. when displeased.

MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL G. R MSAY ‘ regardless of the impact on her it . she advertises tlie int-t

llI’II Walk Beside You” Is Sung‘ h d "1'! matured mut'h

At Wellington United Church 5h" “e 1'-

Wellington Untied Church uasl shoes matched their gowns a_udl the scene or a pretty wedding ihcy carried. nnsegavs oi white. Saturday. October isih. m3 at carnations tinted with pink. y :30 l m- \‘vhen slab-i W 5- Mac Little Leona Mdler. niece at

1’00""? 8 reremnnv the bride, as flower in wa. uniting in marriage Shirley charming in her dress'ol blue Leona Bat-law. daughter or cln mp,“ mm, . u. mmm a mu Barlow and "19 I“? Mrsr nylon chillon. The shirt leatured narrow oi Wellington. and Riis " wide Emma",qu “ed Wm "1 Glen Ramsal- 3"" "I Mr large how at back. she wore a and VI” “Bud? Rm “y D crown oi blue slurred nylon net,

MIMI" LN 15 ‘ wiiite gloves and socks. biac k'

T'“ “"3" W” mm“ W" patent leather shoes. and cortical 73.5.2“ iidi'l'ariffirc’i‘iffid iii: a W" “5”” °‘ "h"? "’L-“fizl

.» -anditiret me - nos n.

G reeta Earlow arcumpanied mm pmk’zm b1”. i mlflaifi“: 5‘55}? 15;; Robert i-‘ieicher was best man the bride entered the church anti 2"?" ‘33?)ng fi;°g‘."h°' ‘3; “o Periect Love" during the “ ' "' ‘n ‘ "E - “‘ mm or m m m red the guests to pews marked]

The bride given in 'marriagsl ““h 13”“ Wm" “‘m M"

litrs. Ramsay. mother oi the

room. wore a black double ltnit

l i

lions F0 Lodge tor 75 guests, the bridl’l table was centered with a three. 1 her wedding cake made by Mrs. l Roland Miller. sister or thel bride. and decorated by Elmer Hardy oi Freeland. Lighted tap, ers in candelabra and vases oi : “x mixed noivers completed ille‘ m table setting. The best man caked upon tilr. MacPhsil to propose the i toast to the bride to which the.

hill skirt with Ippliqucs nl Chan- tilly lace and accented by al lll'ii blfll Ii back Cenlel’ed with'l a cluster rose a! nylon organza.‘ Th. fitted bodice was fashioned with scoop neckline and designs at glittering sequins. The in g lifly point sleevu were sheer nrL gansa. i-ler elbow . length boul- lant veil or scalloped nylon tulle WIS held in place by a p ll ol sheer organza trimmed wi lefllfllls and pair‘ss. She Carried A cascade bounllll of American Beauty roses and white carna. lions entwined with ivy. Her unly firflflm respande jewellery were [my cultured Mrs Rnland Miller circulated pearl earrings. I gift of the LIlD Ruesl brink. 'or a honeymoon trip to New

Gladyl Barlow \Ans maid fll Brunswick and 'y‘l int. ihl hrldn honour lor her sister. she worel chose a three-piece double knit I street length Shun til anancf uil in cranberry red. while wed- Blue sliecr nylon over ialleta. I ding ring hat and gloves. black The fitted bodice lealuml stout)- shoes and purse. and I card-l: neckline and Silll'l‘ld (‘umlrléi'rI 0i white carnaiilms. . bund at waist HEr headpiel’e Out - Bl r province Kile bill was a short veil or blue iiytoni included Mr. and Mrs. ‘ tulle held in place by B rose at Christian, Bristol, Conn Spur- ihe same colour as her g ow nil goon Earlow. Amherst, MISIi. ‘he wore While gloves and “till and Mrll. G PT I l d Thompmn. ahoes dyed in match her gown, Munctnn Nit.

d carried a nnsesay Di whilA l us in their marriage the.

urnnlinns tinted \\iih lilue. bride and imam were [Indlfld‘ g wTiFollows Kensm

l k 'r a reception at such ttiily l

Eleanor harln sister oi the a miscellaneous shower in bride, and M ( Kay Ramsay. linglori Station HI“. nice: at the grnnm. as bridQSr The newlyweds will reside ill ids w It {'2 hot pink dresses Ilmir new hnme in Belmont mlmnlzed by Rev. Louis Callaghan lduliiul lo Hint at the In aid at 16 whl‘rr the groom is (Inning. in the Church at the Holy Film- honour Their headpiec an b nockhtrt studtal iiy. Kensingion. in October. ———-———— ——-‘wlh¢n lrelézMFrnnces. naught." In . Ill rs. Russ: Camp- ELLEN’S DIARY [belL lndian River. was united —— in the holy bonds ot matrimony lo Allisun Gregory. son 0i HT. and . Edward Laughii . snerbrooke. in double ring ccre mony. The bride's brother, Billy served the nuptial Mass he sanctuary was decorated with baskela ot gladioli and out now- an I guest Pews Rl‘rr marked [s‘gfglt‘fhfyomf‘wim white satin hows and hills Y b cred autumn leaves ril. Edgar Hickt‘y “as n:- Elnill Ind Iccnmvnnied Sharllu lClmpbell. cousin 0' the bridl‘. Las she sang the ymns. “0n

Calendqu And Cornflowers‘ Make An Autumn Bouquet

Itrh~il!" one ol the little mes inniiired. herd oilcred. stretching hcrreli stall “Now. no luxuriantly in the straw oi her gcr tarmer replied. bed this morning "They may let thanlmysell had judged aha sing il they like about th joys would ' ol wandering on n lorcign sirnd V Jame, comm.“ W 5‘." "' E‘s" “5" I‘m“ ‘5 musidmd her “"40” DmlThis Dly o Builtiiul Mothcr “"4 "'0 "mi" “ h Lord i am not Worth "Well said" a table-m ate c 1 o ‘ y- a tin overcast. damplsh day. and other At Your Feet is lmlle - in' one was. aim and without Kneeling". its not that i didn't enioy spirit though it marked time. The bride. escorted by her is- our overter. there at the .-\llan~ awaiting a bracing wind to blow. llher. wore a ilnor length gown tic winter Fnir how could pm" up...“ i" in, am nl white nylon organza nvrr sa- when they were the last wnrtl in my gt “ammo... m" m. tin. raahioned with a titted no. at. bilalg. apdlalli'l sn‘clealii “and HM“ :‘lce, lnng lily point sleeves and new.’ 's us at 'm re " .. i ll boullant skirt. l-ler linger- .aeighbora grin changed to ed Th" l“ I‘m l“ ""'°“"“ ‘ tlp veil o tutle illusion was e l is. “Who,” in plaea by a pearl and rtll'irr “The kitten Tabby's proonn‘2fig;;§"§§$gfl*f;gfl castle." them to the buck porchi ones and wore a pearl neck» ' she nodded. “And i "l cxpected them to some he- lace pd earrings. gilt ol the run hm. yet extremely so. larr tn - so beor at last. scampie piping lunny h as u’fflu lane to hornet" to co e good to get down tram and tool th- aarlh un.

led. i Ir

groom. Mrs .lE bevine. sister ol ‘the bride matron oi honor and iielen Laughlin. sisicr ot the groom. as bridesmaid were our ol identically attired in red can. blendlng prettiiy. tho dc-aoie the Itreelrlenlth dres— the blue Sollll day sea with belt hoped overskirts. h a: mhhlnfiel‘l'udrusul rad shoes liner is ear co oalal

to cover. when a hard host nrnIIlonl Wane“ M

M

on

. Alex m a ow kittens always lav: l ..

A | e hoooiiel lrom the bot tier. one ol the iamiiy brought a oday An attractive

_ me i . "In i at that . can the time tor it agsin rolls.

, I'll have a yearning ta.ni.-li a u wller. "And whll'l lhll thll

strike], the mar! under Blur Urblll Llilghlill. brother t the . wu but man a you an ushers wore Clnrencr l aser I I lo- lnd Hymn Mu-Dnnlid ' lo K len Define. lllll‘! lit

ruol should have the good sense andi inrtiiude to

niliisahiiily tit providing tirsi- or

rate therapeutic ireatnienl l her in a custodial hospital. M

through her mail Wr e her in care of The finish

ME. AND MRS. ALL] Reception At Svend’s Inn .

i ai-at-ter later on, the long sh . don or whose cumulative milel Patrick 5 inriune \illl haunt nor to her d5“ rspfllt the huiidfl)’

mith nanvcrs. \iass weekend at

int; day There “Ill be m way‘hir home in Tracadie Cross.

she can halt or undo the harm e 1 she has ltrttllgllt it she continues to misbehave as described As to what can be done to ap. returned tn their home pin the brakes. it she liatly relver's. Mass. alter spcn loses to scelt help tor hersell. [tweek' ‘u‘uuld say the answer depends upon the nature o t and decisivenesss b , her wellarc as cllilti’s

to

Iisnrdcr, and upon the courage of Mr

and 7 who is to well as it she rltntinues to raise the: irrationally. her ‘ -onsult medical and coal authorities. concerning the

counsels not by interview.

H a w n rt h column. personal

hiari'

or

that ants. Mr. an i he: Smith. Trundle

us- Mr.

sponsible tor . and daugh . tral nedeoue lelt an a

liday ior Otlnua and Torunlo.

husband "‘ ducting I Pret'lf Ihe NDl'ullBa UniiL‘d lLeaslde. Toronto The title at spending the summer months in Ithe series nl sermons on. '

H mission. I t

nonneil _ on Friday lrom hen \‘iirk cu moved lrom Parlidaie into their

Mrs. Joseph MaL'KinnIln and

in Dans:

ding luur;

s vacation uuh her Dal‘Al Mrs Ltiwrcnce

Cross

rid Mrs Roy t’amplicii tcr Miss Ma): til cen- ui-t lio-

The Rev. John Sutherland lion» il. DD, LLD has been u0n~‘

‘ mission at Church.

taint.le [or Uncertain Time Five choirs participated in

All services “ere Ial'nely at»

liended and the closing rally was held in the Leaside High School,

Following this st’n‘lt'e a recep- ion wu held in honour oi Dr. Mrs. Bunncii arrived route to Drillia in iisit Res and Mrs. Alan McCllaiiz

la in Montreal attending the ISM itelresher Course lor General Practitioners. eing given at the Royal Hospital lrom November ilih to idih in. ciusive. ever a hundred doctors

annual event (or inurtccn years. Doctor .Itllan Kniclil is tliair..

man or the scionlliic pillarilrn.‘

which is represcniaiiie oi prac- Point tell by pli‘nl‘ Fi-ida ilcal advances in the

holds it“ surncn. nbeiclrus and [780le- llt-‘Siuiicd tor This

medicine. and gynaecology trics. spat-iiicaii the Eenernl prac tiuiicr.

course is given under the auspi-

iccs ol tlic Pos

l-"radili'lll‘ hon d

‘0! the Royal \ictmia Hospital.

,lWOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

ll-rsmi MacDon

Quilt Will Be

wnnse chairman ll Doctor P9 ier Fare. Dr. Kluner la accom- panled by hi: wile.

Reteni guests oi Mn. Earl:

Kennedy. Kensington. were her M

son-inellw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. c L. hodd and son Cra- gory oi saint John. NB.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mac-

oltiidren Denise anti Cari. have Murdo, have returned to their

home at New London titer spending the past tour months in Regina where they wen guests oi Mr. MacMurdn'l ails ters. Mn. Ruby Machill Miss Addie MacMiirdo. also Visited Mrs. MacMurdo'l sister, Mn. Olive Wnrren, and at Brnadvlew. were guest: Bl Miss Ethel Brown.

Mr and Mrs. W.H. Burns who eceniiy moved into their new home in Summenide Iflgr Baltic, were given a housewarm- nurns were presented with g and a social evening enjoyed. neireshmcnts wen served.

Mr and Mrs. Gordon MullW hoiidayed recently in Jamaica Plains. On their return 2 new home on Prince street

Mrs. Thomas Wiician has at-

I Dr. Edward Kassuor. spurts rived lrom Montreal. having

spent a month

bers of her ismin Wilson Ramsay and Mrs. Merrill whelan.

vts g me . Mr. Ind Mrs. l. Ind

:tlrs. l-‘G. Mathcsou. Farkdale

‘lrnm the Eastern United states wont to Saint John last weekend 'and Canada have rcgistcrcd tor lto visit her mother. Mrs. True- Ithe course. which has been an‘mzin .lenkins. who is ill in tiny

pills] in saint John.

York . to at- tend the Toronin Winter Fair A: a delegate M the Mt Garment Club

Patricia Mat-Evian ol

Mrs. Don Milton. Conlederl» |lun Street. spent the weekend \'. lg in ltioncton and Saint John.

Drawn For

At Victoria WI Supper

ed roll call by paying their year- oither meet.- a W l

sidcnt. .lrs. Eni- ald Dresided a! the rhnuai meeting which open- ed with the collect. The mlhulrs

e pre

, oi the last annual meeting and

SON G. LAUGHLIN

gton Vows

An autumn wedding was soie- itensington. ior or guests The “"5” Fufivnl Associations res

bride's table with its artistic arr rangemenis ol lighted tapers and mired nowers was centrcd with a three-tier ueddinc rake top. pad with a miniaature bride and groom.

.issisting the bridal party in receiving the guests the bride's mother wore a grccn double-kn wool dress with pink maribou

a carsagc of pink trenches car—l nations The groom‘s mother‘

setl silk dress with while leath-‘ ers hat snd accessories. Her citr- sage was while ivalhrred Cll'nn-

3 a

Urban Langhlin nns toast ma- sler. Filller Callaghan .rat an proposed the toast to the bride to which the groom sponded A telegram was read. which was received lrom illei bride's nunt. Eunice Shea. Tor-

ttter the reception the gin-sis lett tor the home at the lime where the music by .lames liva- irsio and Rozitu Hickey. and i dancing was cnioyed belnre incl departure ol the newlyrwed

s to. Dam M the MIritlmes and the New England States. For travelling the bride wore a capri blue wool dress topped

a winterrwhitr chincilla coat, l black vclvrt hat and black and 1 white accessories she wore a corsage til rIndy-slrwed carnn.

ons. Prior to her marriage the bride WI! tendered I mlncelll emu thQI' ll her m’n! A post-nuptial shower was held at the Shamrocke Schonl ludilor— l

‘nie id: is a teacher at In- dian River School and the groom In on ihr nlilce tilt" at Mr. Seniii-man. Lid. Stimmersidr tPnoaa by nachbm studio!

lilr .Vll‘S. lllnwnrd Wood and ‘Bnllllrl’:

said ,C

11- sick. Mr

the October meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Sandy Morrison The lolinwing is the slate at oilicei-s lor the ensuing year. president. Mrs. Emerson lilac- vicepresidcnt. Mrs, ivan Craig. secretary-iratsure er. Mrs. sandy Morrison; direc- George Cannon. Mrs Mrs. auditors. lilrs, Rich- ard Mac-Qua" and Mrs Lloyd dniiltcr. Red Cross convcners. liirs Emerson MacDonald. and

press .\lr5. HE. Wood. it was agreed to send so to the

order capsules lor the schooil children. and exchange Christ. mas gt a at the December meet. ‘ in:

instruction in handicrait was] discussed and it was decided to approach the proper department i hetorc hnalicing plans courses it was approved that the institute sponsor a ham. ch

* l m on during the mentor a' drawing will take place in ile-

lul ouiet. Several pieces lor lhe layeltr were presented and the others are promised. Committees appointed were-l hool, Mrs. Emerson MacDo old and Mrs. Lloyd nouiter; lunch Mrs. LD. Macbeod 2nd

5'0?“ CNN" Prflll‘lmr Mrs-lCovehead itoad with Mrs .lay'a

Mark Robertson. Mrs. Maximnm‘" m "I, M" “In, gig-Ian 4-8052

Thompson and Mra. ivan Craig. . Mnmum rall- It. .tiier the meeting adloumetl‘

lunch was served by the

millenniu-ch-rge. Noni-n lus‘l'lm ucw

bars or North hustien ucw met in November at home ol Mn. hay Woolner.

Myra intro led the devotion-

coin.

A total nf 13 membci-s ansn-cr-‘ai vet-ind ano il‘Klk as hrr Illeme s c r l v lure

’Rl'mr'mbranl’c"

reading was Psalm XXXlll. lrma Toombs read a story an

titled "The Christian

not led in prayer.

‘virs. Roland Buntaln read my

minutes of the last mfinlinn. and roll call was answered wit VEFS! oi scripture.

Letlcrs Ill correspondence were ‘ the ham! M the bfidg‘g "nu, read by Mrs, Euntaio; and My- i“) and Mrs. Wood loll. nn a

ra Laird

cast at the December meeting

‘wiiiL-ll will be held at. in: home

ui Mrs. W.L. Toombs , r ed Christ

mas rartls to the me bers. alter which Helen

Wool

not read an interesting portion

lroln the study beak.

Lord's Prayer in unison brought the meeting to a close.

PISQUID EAST 1:11“. Hesuli Carney. George :TE‘IO" It in! home 0'

.lny Ind Mr. .lay. Mr. M

ork. were recenl virilan Pisouid East.

Hnllowe'en plued very quiet- . iy in this vicinity with the young e

ones ring dressed tor th

occasion and looking lor

Sandy Mnri’imli: i trenl, Mrs, Floyd lay. Merlin, Irwin M”- l Ind Glenn lpeni. the weekend ll

They be,

Y meet in the church basement tm

"1’ Lunch committee lor that even-

s n d Peace”. alter which Flora Wnol- Debbie and Nancy Wood. sitters

it was'reported that the box at . clolluntz hid been sent. Hm I log a double knit cranberry suit. Toombs gave a Ilmnclal report ‘whllie hat and gloves black acc- it was decided 10 ll"! I lII-lessories and a corsage ol white

' l Thomas niscott displly—iud P m' l

Marven. Charlottetown were ‘ M r s l" "I! l Corncy'a sister. Mra. F l o y d