The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., duly 20, 1966. 7

SHOWN ABOVE are three of-

\ fieers of the P- ET: Preshvte=—

| rial executive: L to R, Mrs ' A. J. Murchison, recording se- cretary, Mrs. Stanley Dela- ney, Albamy, treasurer. and Mrs. Rendle Larter, presid-

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HAPPENINGS

* Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor. Phone 4-8506

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| Wedding Is Of

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| Interest In P.E.I. M and Mrs Russel Snyder ‘and Mr and Mrs. George Camp

The marriage of “a former ls- ane daughters Lisa, Sheila and ‘bell, Darnley

, Toronto, have returned : : ' . , : ic

eee Oe een wanciee ome following a vacation with’ Mrs. Bred Nicholson.. Kilmuir

fe C., at a late evening cre- Mrs. Snyder's parerfts, Mr. and left Saturday, or Toronto, to ith “on Thursday, June 30th Mrs. Leonard C. MeNeill, Rich- visit: her daughter and son-in- wien nega law Mr. and Mrs. Kloss Brink,

Eric Armand Kaye Han- a aah as his. bride Genevie Mee Bic and her son and daughter-in- Georgina Murschell, both 0 ac Bagiole, Toronto, Ont., has jaw, Mr. and. Mrs Floyd Nichol- Vancouver, B. C. The officiat- ““'4rned home following a two | son. ing pastor was Rev. H. Russell —— . 4" bier his paren, | Ross who was a pioneer in) 200 Nts ack Bagjole, -Mrs.° Louis

‘michmond Their son Jack also |Montague, left

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Wright Lower , by plane last haliday with the week for Prince George, B. C., where she will attend the mar- riage of her daughter Doris to Harvey John Elbe, of Edmon-

short

al churches in the. Peace River fa : area im.the early days of settle. — ‘ ment. .

‘acs For her wedding. the bride ftrs: WE Hilthouse of. Tor-4

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hay@ returned to Stanhope after |S..is visiting this week in Mon-

‘oom: s'C. Reeves, : : ee ve a pleasant two weeks holiday in |tague; a guest of his friend. Eti-

both of Vancouver.

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ent. At the right is Margaret

Mountain House, B. C., Calgary and Edmonton, Alta., thence to Fort St. John, B. C. to visit the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kaye I. Hansen, formerly of Summerside. ~ The bride and groom then motored to Cassair

Plains,” Mass ,. arrived’ th getown last week by car. were accompanied by Mrs. Mil- |week holiday with relatives: in ler's -parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ae- \Vancouver, B. C.

neas MacDonald who were re- | turning to their home in George- |

Geor- |Commercial Cross returned

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camp- |

Mrs

Kathleen- Connors,

Callaghan,son of Mr..and Mrs

0 Ont. (s visitine tae a ae ‘ hice PS j mer suit of acqua. -°"°?:..‘ visiting her sjst- ton, Alberta, at the Knox Unit- ' ee eee ee cee ers." Elsie and Emma Nicholson, ted-Churgh. The reception will be * , a : ; at the r summer home in Caven- ‘at the Northern Inn_ Prince |*—~ “ rn wie 3 i sesiaitiemenesast matinee ‘leessories, and corsage of. yellow dish : George CHERYL CONNORS HARRY CALLAGHAN . , Attending the : : ’ Bas Pee, JARS BS Se: asd tan: “fety Les | neiod-Wlkc: Hectep, AUGUST WEDDING

Mr. and ¥ They home this week from a three Milltown Cros:

LABOR MP PROTESTS

irs. Wiliam Kenip, have as their

George. Thomson, European affairs,

the general was previously com-

tae allowing’ te {oH scan Fale an Moe abet Mt Chariton, wan Yo an- Pas Clean Charo ceremony, refreshments were y1,. Lawsonaunt, Mrs. Jam Ted-Merz, Wohurn, Mass, is 2°UNCe the engagement of her ee August 20th. at 10:30 am -|served at ‘the Bayshore Inn over (6. wijiamson in Stanstead, Que (a guest of his daughter and son- daughter, Ceryl ‘Ann Eliza- at the Church of the Most Holy looking beautiful Stanley Park, ,.¢ : in-law: Mr. and Mrs. John Dean | beth RT to John Henry (Harry) Redeemer. — ° ° followed by a wedding pend a and family len than ts Teor agg A pcmesie hacer Be diheaghevie ae Mrs. Edna Gita RN of 'Mr. and Mrs Allister Currie Gen. Johann Adolf Graf von

Kielmansegg as NATO’s~-central European: commander, accusing |guest, Birs. Catherine Black»it, Him .of -being a former Nazi. - jof Hamilton, Or: : minister for

replied that

town after visiting members of |bell, and children, Patsy. Rickey r ; P 3 fa |B.-C., and the lake district near. ; ; : , , 3 Y| LONDON (Reuters) Left- mander of the NATO land Sylvester, president of" WMS~li1-Stikine River. On their a fansite. m-datntion, Ei. jand_Alan-of-Commercial Cross_wing —tabor—MP—Mre—Renee-forcesin_ceniral Europe. His Presbyterial . Eastern Divi-’ |turn, they will reside in Prince oe ston, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Annear |Short. protested Monday the ap- appointment followed usual

sion, New Glasgow, N. S., who

was guest speaker at the an- nual meeting oe

Its 79th Annual Meeting Is

« SANDY CLARK \ Faward W- Anderson, More!!, wishes to announce the e t of her dauchter,

Louise. to John Alex-

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NGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

and Mrs Ewan S. Clark Ha- iifax, N.§ .The marriage is to take place August 20th 1966 ‘at Morell United Church.

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of ‘Summerside

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to Donald

Keir Campbell. son of Robert Campbell. MLA and .Mrs Campbell of Alberton. P. E. L. The marriage will take place on Auc. 6th. at Trinity Unit- ed Church, Summerside at. 2:- Wom

The Seashore Beckons On Hot Summer Days

an elemem in a July

white sails dropped as it neared the old weathered‘ seaweed weir

' \Larter, conducted both

+talse from

The 79h annual meeting of

the P. E. 1. Presbytefial was held in St ‘Monfague-on July 12. with a

morning session beginning at 10.a. m. and an afternoon_ses- sion opening at 1:30 p m., at- tended by over 130 delegates The president,- Mrs —Rendle sessions “The harvest

the theme being

Presbyterial

May 14

The treasurer's report present;ward the appropriate emotional Andrew’s Church, ed by Mrs. Stanley Delaney, Al- |Pitch for the first White House

bany, showed a substantial i n-. crease in giings over the pre- vious year.

The report of the nominating committee presented by Mrs. Peter MacCaull was accepted. Election of officers followed, the installation ceremony which was

trulyis~- great, -but-the-taborers-performed-by-Mr..Lowery..-

are few. pray ye therefore the <Lord of the. harvesf that He would send forth laborer’s into His harvest’, St. Luke 10-2

_Mrs° Larter extended’ a cor: mond Bay charge to hold’the | \dial welcome to all visitors and |1967 annual meeting at Ty ne |

‘delecates—present

The. morning worship service was conducted by members of the Montague Auxiliary and the exposition by Mrs Lean was based on the theme of

Greetincs were extended hy iMrs. Marian Hyme of Monta- gue and responded to by- Mrs Young of Clyde River-

The president gave an inter- esting. account of the vear's ac- tivities telling of the many tmeet- ings in‘which she had participat- ed ;

Rév. Basil Lowery _ brought greetings from the Kirk's Ses- |sion of St. Andrew's Church and

the “Presbytery of Mrs. ‘Clarence. March- Travellers Rest respond

Pr, E.I banks.

: ‘ed to these greetings

- Encouraging. reports were received from the cerrespond-

The credential committee re- ported having registered 55 dele- gates and 74 visitors.

An invitation from the Rich-

Valley was accepted

The meeting closed with the B nediction by Margaret Sylves- ter \

David Mac-| The following fs the report of |Sepresented. The invitations are

the- nominating commi#tee;- President - Mrs. Rendle Larter, ar p saents- Mrs. Lloyd _ Wilkie, - Alberton; ‘Mrs. Malcolm McEachern, Ocean View; Mrs. Wyman Waddell, Al- bany: Mrs. Keith Young; Clyde River; Mrs. Clarence March- banks, ‘Travetier's“Rest; Mrs: Horace Paynter, Freetown. Re- cording secretary, Mrs. A. J. Murehison, -Parkdale: Corres- ponding secretary - Mrs. Doug- las Harkness. Cape Traverse: {treasurer - Mrs. Stanley Dela- ney, Albany: assistant’ treasur- er - Mrs merside; auditor, Mrs. Keith Johnson, Summerside: home imission secretary - Marion Har-

ing. literature, home ~ helper’s dy, Charlottetown! home _help- and home missions secsetaries.-.er’s secretary - Mrs. A-T. Mac- and alsh from the vice - presid- Kenzie; Moritague: literature ems present. The morning -ses- secretary Mrs. Sydney Mac- sion closed with prayer by the Cougan, Malpeaue_ : children’s Mr. Lowery secretary - Mrs Angus

The afternoon session open-- Brown. Wood, Islands: girl’s

ed with a worship service led by members of the Caledonia Aux- ary D Nessa Ss ‘St. John 4:1 - 42 Following the worship’ service

ge

ed by members. of the Murray Harbor North auxiliary. Their message was based on Rev. 7:- 9-17. Flowers were presented in memory of departed mem-

axccsbers..and. a.one... minute..silence

‘was observed Greetings from the. 92nd_Ge- neral Assembly of the Présby- ‘terian Church in Canada were brought .by the Rev. Donald- Ni- cholson”and responded to by Mrs. Stanley Corbett, South “Granville. - Interesting reports ceived from the girls’

were re- work sec-

~omabelary,..the. childrens’ work, sec-._..... Phe

retary and the. historical secre- tary

j Mrs. Angus Brown introduc- ed guest speaker Margaret Syl- vester, president’ of the WMS Eastern Division Her sister, Susan Sylvester, a deaconess of the church for 41 years. was warmly welcomed also

Miss Sylvester presented a

work secretary.- Doris Ferguson Charlottetown: historical secre- land: press secretary, Mrs. Sterling Corbett, South Gran-

«a memorial service was conduct 'Ville

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down will help you through the withdrawal period-when. you're trying to give up smoking. Exercise in the open air, deep rhythmie Ubreathing and drink- ing lots of non-alcoholic liquids are also useful. : “mMagazime-~-Canadian Nurse offers the advice based ona test group of persons who sought to overcome the craving for tobacco in ‘the withdrawal period . . Once a day for several weeks, it says, you should briskly rub “increasing portions of the body with a washcloth wrung out in cold ‘ water." This counteracts

Keith Johnston, Sum-_

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~?dentialconcern “about them in

Mr. and Mrs. Millen and Bobby jand family, Janice, John, Mau- |

George, B. C. . will be visitors at their home.

teen and Ronnie of Montague |

pointment of West Germman NATO procedure, he said.

and Janet Moore, Kensington, | Marlene Croken, Springfield, |are camping for a few days at and Eleanor Kickham, Souris|Jacques Cartier Park, Alberton. have returned to their homes re- ee cently after spending an enjoy-| Mr and Mrs. William Cote! able vacation in Ottawa, Hamil-|and con Mathieu of Burlington, | ton, Maine and other places of |Mass., spent the past week at interest. ~ |Whim Road guest3 of Mr. and |

ES |Mrs. John Dean and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thane Adams. and children Maxine and Myles! Mr. and Mrs .Nelson Perry, of Toronto, are visiting Mr. and jhave returned to Montreal aft- | Mrs Wilson Adams, Kensington jer spending two weeks vacation Tere ee jon. the Island. They were the | ferent types of wine glasses. jguests of Mr. Perry’s parents, | She already. has chosen her |Mr. and Mrs. Aubin Perry. china design — French — and! . |her silver — American. Guests at the home of Mr. and The scope of the press, radio |Mrs. Joe MacLean, Montague, | and television coverage to be are; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tarr of devoted_to the -nuptials can be |Sydney Mines, N. S., Valerie | tor |measured by the‘ ambitious |Lewis of Toronto, and their dau- ‘plans just announced by the ‘ghter Jean, also of Toronto. ;Washington Post | ‘i A series titled White House! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, and (Brides of 14 illustrated chapters |their grandsons, David, Dennis [is being ._ published describing |and Gray of Woburn, Mass., are jmajor_events of love “and” mar- |Visiting at New Perth guests of |riage in the White House.

White House Wedding Plans In- Full Swing

WASHINGTON (CP) — Wash- jington is. working steadily to-

\wedding jn 52 years. _ Ee | Snippets of- information are building up a picture of the jevents to reach a climax at jnoon Aug. 6 when Luci Baines Johnson, 19, walks down the jaisle on the arm .of -her prest- dent-father to be wedded with |John--Patrick-Nugent,-23 | Seven hundred guests |the wedding mass and for the White House reception — have been invited.”

Identity of the “recipients 1s ja well - guarded secret but-tt- idoubtedly Texas —and—fitinots, |home states of the bride and

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| | Two choirs..will blend voices \of 100 men and boys. =e |SPECIAL MUSIC Special music is being com- | d for- part af the service. The wedding dress is an ex- clusive design” from Neiman- Marcus, - that- Dallas—emporium patronized by the oil-rich haute monde of Texas. She In the words of one of those usually reliable Washington sources; Luci Baines tried on | jabout 12 creations but came | back to her choice with the! words: “It’s that one, it’s that one."* . 7 The matron-of honor and four | of the five bridesmaids are — naturally — from Texas. Meanwhile, the young . bride- to-be is being showered literally

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casas ‘ rioush little awed by day Drifted down on a current steel-milling town, . but the |

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