with its com mi of vegctah— were read by Mrs. Brewer quet bath

Ies and gravy. Ali mum and au it. keep half as busy as i. you owe yourself the Inexpensive.

‘ apple relish queen it. And for; Both Mr. and Mrs. Crozier ex. luxury of a daily Cslgwcn Bouquet bath. P.S. -— and it doesn’t , pineapple slices. a left- pressed theiir heartfelt thanks to need to be It tour o’c kt

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Duuflul tor the school. 35 was voted to the T. a. League and I ‘ S2 to the C.A.C. Trustees are on the school door committee.l Walena and Phyllis are on theli hall committee. A pantry salei was planned for February. and; small bills were voted to be paid. and it was decided thatl Red Cross work would be done' at next meeting. Next roll call1

' lwill be an exchange of valen-

Anne Bond. Women's Editor. Phone 4-8506 1 t, C n n s” 50 _ .1 J . Tiles. 0 BC on .... .

. =8 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs. Jan. 10, 1963.1 I WHIM ROAD UCW .

i The December meeting of the

- ‘ Whim Road United Church Wo-j ’ ' imen. unit three. was held at the . and M

home of Mrs. W.D. rs. John Fraser recently with- eight their studies at the Nova Scotla members attend‘u'

Capt. John L. McDougall. who

snirc. England left by plane on tTuesday after being in the city Ito attend the funeral of his fa-

in Scarletown "1M and Freetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillis. who "Rm have rcccntlv taken u resi-; " . d e n c e at their new hgme on ‘ the study period and Mrs. W. D. Queen‘s Road in Montague. were ‘ tendered a surprise housewarm- ,, _ I ing party by a group of friends ""“g' “'h‘fd‘ “’1” b‘,‘_h°ld 3‘ th t“ recently. Mrs. Bruce MacPhee gm"? 0 M“ R"'”“‘“ amp- prcsented Mr. and Mrs. Gillis - with a gift for their home. During the social hour M'rs.‘

. Cpl. and Mrs. Douglas Shaw and son .-\1an of RCAI“ Station Greenwood. NS. spent the hol- Iday season with Mrs. Shaw's Iparents. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Doi— lron. 118 Sydney Street. I Mrs. Shaw and Alan will be ’staying in Charlottetown for an indefinite time while Mr. Shaw Douglas Coffin. Mrs. Is serving with the United Na- MacLeod, Miss June MacDon. .the North Bedeque pastoral‘ illonS "hit 0{ the RUN“ In EEYPL aid and Mrs. Archibald Hume charge. was held recently at the i I . “Wm lunch’ Traveller‘s Rest hall. which Miss Irene Jl'dlth C h " rch was decorated for the Christmas " BS?” RN. formerly 0f Southamp- Mrs. Heath Stewart. Monta- .seaso ton. England and Halifax. NS. gue. who celebrated her birth-_‘ The meeting opened with the and now a student at Toronto. day recently had as her 31165155}, mn “Lord of L' the: recently spent a short vaca- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart {Love outshinethn_ tion in Charlottetown. While in and children. Barbara Ann and “my. Mrs. Allison pmmt read this city. Miss Chili‘Cll visited 8 Ian of Charlottetown; Mrs_ the minutes of the September: former acquaintance and friend Lloyd Clark. Sandra and wnma lmeeting and m“ can was ans_i Mr. L. MarNcil. Clark 0' Home" and Mrs- R°‘ lwered by 24 members. land Crane and “ms Heath and The treasurer of each unit

The many friends of Mrs. Charles of Charlottetown. ‘gave her report and the presL Clayton Tremere. Hunter River I

re sorry to hear she has enter-

NOR’T‘H BEDEQUE Uth The fourth general meeting

The core-

h Friday "Ming “’5’ the Oc' i an intershing report on the work MRS. WILFRED ROSE, wife

accountant to devote full time ed the PE]. Hospital for treat- casion for a housewarming for of the organization, She asked of Trinidad's first high com- to her son. Peter. 5. and 0 mt. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacLar— that we remember Mm Salome missioner to has her role 1h a diplomat's wife en at their new home on Mac-.1n m“. prayers and 3" Officers given up her career as an in Ottawa. ICI" Photo) The many friends of .\I!'~'. l’HlIl Larch Street. The group nflfm. the coming war wore "LCL

friends organizing the affair' presented Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Larcn with a pair of lamps. e-

Garnlitim. North River Ilnatl. Charlottetown are sorry to hear ‘Sile‘ has entered the PEI Hos-

ected. The next meeting will be held in March when the program twill be a mission study.

High Commissioner’s Wile

. ~ - S h I f M L .1 ~ [I l g i H a l ifax_ rs. WT). Fraser was in Y . . . . . i or My i" . t . . . at. inch. homes . rs. George Dnmv Chaired wor some evenings an . in any. so. armed ottcsI

9 meeting which opened with ‘ rm" my hours are irreg‘flar' the mm”; M " Chnsm‘as pn' ity of this difficult boy and the Leslie Stuart conducted "“CPSSHY 0f. mOVing ‘0 a largeri he would be punctiliously apartment if I take him, yet iFraser was appoint”! to com would accept botli if I felt uct the study at the next mect- “'35 ‘0 his benefit

has so little notion how to ge along with people. His parents. were brilliant. erratic. tindiscip-t clincd. always involved in alter-I

Ications and law it.. Leg" ;of the United Church Women of ; ea,- su <

Ihow learns a way of life otherl . than lies and tantrums.

service, choose as companions the least. lOmS. But there Is no such ans-

MARY HAWORTH

Orphaned Nephew Has His Relatives Distracted

Dear Mary Haworth: My ne-l phew 17. was orphaned a yearlurgent matter ago. He is handsome, with Dear E. 6.: As I gt‘ the

tensive lying. needs to be helped. In who has children of her own bad to worse and she is just about fed—up shelter him under your wing. with his temper tantrums andI All things considered. I would;

if you

What is your advice In this ? E G a

pic- capabilities. but he is lazy. vio-Iture. you just aren't equal to .5 lent. unreliable and given to ex-Ithe task of helping this boy as _'_«

. a“ He is living with another auntl probability he would go from .V tried to 1'

teastng of her youngsters. Ifavor military service as per-j I am unmarried. 54. and em-1 haps his best chance of becom-I

Iwouid accept him. don't welcome the responsibilc lor an army stint, during which

its ew's predilection for growth or! regression. " In the man's man environ ment of military service, where.; the smartest move is to do asi: . lyou're told and do it intelligent

Both dledI‘ly. with no back-talk to super-

l-V‘ . Iiors your nephew would have The boy is basically withouti ‘

_ I It isn't really his fault that he:

self control and adaptability in {getting along with other people.i ‘ Either he would emerge as a capable operator in that respect or else soon find himself in the! psychiatric line-up for thera-g peutic inquiry into the nature of.

or his difficulties —— with specal at-l

At

im. He seems headed

Professional counselling

various kinds has been tried to‘ lento" m “mem” he coum' N”

no avail. He declines psychla-i

tric treatment.

dent. Ma's. Wilbur Stavert gave; “‘0”? for any misdemeanors. .

‘He is quite bereft and lonely,.servtce

: desperately In need of being lov-l inasmuc ('l I

could it be normalized intoI He feels no l.e.‘i“good soldier" performance. ; I Your notion that the military{

isn't wholly advisable,. as he might elect the} sug-

el..while cutting him.,‘lowest associations there.

self off from any such possibil-fgests that you an" l00king tlm-I

y. consciously) for a ready-made“ I would recommend militaryitlual‘ahleed Dfl‘ffi't SOIUIIO“ 10 but he would surely‘his inherited personality prob-

I

l I A tour of duty with the navy ‘_

hope‘ I think. his parents hawiample opportunity to practice?

ing been so unpredictable. lov-1 ing and furious by turn. , this time nothing gets through} e to fol-I I certain disaster unless be some-

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pita] I" treatmem' “ailments were sewed and; The Wilmot Valley unit desirable elements rather thaniwer in the cards. m. u p . t l . 1 812g BER. NAME. ADDRESS. 'piano mug" “'35 pwVided byl brought the meeting to a close the better. ' It is a truism that “Man pro- NASH? eml-‘Dlg‘gsg am-Vs v Clare Muttart and Thane‘Eddie MacLaren, son of thewjth a candlelightmg service moses but God disposes... It NUMIfiFR . TYLE 1963's Biggest Needlecraft I ‘ Drummond' have “Turned to guests 01' honor- land fonowing (his lunch w a 5 pmpnsed. the Church. proposed j isn't within your human scope to‘ q “1:. ' order to A V V. F .Show stars smocked accessor- BV EDXA BLAKEI‘Y “'0‘” Tl'lnldad" Impt‘l‘l-‘l ('0‘- served by the was respond- I make your nephew's life turn ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ Ies —— Its our new Needlecraft

(l'l‘i‘AWA tCPi—Mrs, \l‘ili‘rcd lcgc In agriculture. Travelleds Rest

members of the by Jean Mayne. 't

ADAMS' “are or Guardian‘Pat' tCatalog! Pitts over 200 fresh-to-

] uni. ed to by the Rev. L. M. Mur.:out all right. You can only do _. . . .

Andrew Rose has foresaken a Her husband has had three S ray; the (30,131 by Donnaiyour best In the circumstances“;0t 15:33: Inegtn‘tw “‘0'” 5" ‘iyou chigns to knit. crochet, career as an accountant to de- carcers—movmg rom agricul- Explorer 1Day was responded to by Mrs_ 1to put him in contact with chal- 6VER 100' ANSWERS to sew. weaic. embrmdcr. qliilt. vote all her time to duties as titre to housing and then to poi- ’ Murray; to the leaders by June flenging life forcos that may ..what_to_wear.. __‘in our new 1 Plus. free Pallem- send 25 09"” “m “if” "i 'h" fir" "‘1'" “"m‘ m“ Ban uef Is Harding was responded to by spark and foster his interest in m“ color Fawwmmr pattemfnow' m‘wmpr ,0 (42.13,” mm. TH" In pm H... mm“. “r,” in CI “Hg; raisin Mayne. ‘making satisfactory.constructive Catalog Casual dresw whom- ddart and Tobago England wiicre Mr. R“? SP9”; D' W' 1- A 1:. .t. KENSINGTON The Sum- A short program which 'lllt‘llld- "59 or .h's persona] pm‘imals‘ "— all sizes! Serid 35 cedts now. ’0 :AAA‘Uc‘TU AA¢AAA‘0

Her husband was named in “W” I'm" 3' “1min” Umvpr‘- C mprfipkl (‘GIT and Explorer ed a manning by - Al his PrPSFM 329- 1" his ‘ n. o the "Hair; pm, 3 1p“. d3... RH“. my. the London School of Eco- mother and daughter banquet Sharpe. a recitation by L In d a PT???“ “mf‘l’m‘al “3'9 (as ('9' CAESAR'S MONT“ the West Indian island: gained "mm": and "w (."upzc "' E" The January meeting of tin-guests. member: of the Red was hid at the home of Donna Sharpe. and a monologue by scribed). h" needs 3 NWHSIY TUIY was originally the 86V- 0 Insurance Counselling o lflllcpehr‘lenrt? Au: 3i Mt- Rose W" “""F‘E‘WW “l “"hh KM" Brackley Point Women's ln— nint W. i.. present. Marlene Day. with the Jean Mayne. was enjoyed by paternal type of guardianship. enth month of the Roman cal- 3m“ Sum. Sun we of Canadat: 'arrived In mid October and his chum” slitute was held at the home of Opening: Mary Stewart Coll-lRev. and Mrs. L. M. Murray. all. ‘ aCked by the most progressive endar and was called Quintilis. 4. Phone 4.88" 45435 0 wife came three weeks inter Mrs' R“? 3's“) m“er l". Gregor MacCialium recently with ect. Roll call; exchange of mothers. members and leaders Leaders are. for the C.G.I.T.,Ieducati0nal resources. to give It was later named Julius to» Charlottetown'P‘E] with their five - year - old son “'hnol an.“ Smd'ed accountancy 11 members and one visitor at-l Christmas gifts. Paper towels present. Miss Elsie Mayne. and for theIhim a chance at achieving dur- honor Julius Caesar—born in ’ ' ' ' 9 Dafid- m the CW Of London COHQEe' tending. The meeting was open- were ordered for the school.I The following toasts were Explorers, Mrs, Herman Mayne. I able emotional balance. M.H. July. ‘ ‘ :eeeeeeeecee-AAeeee-

The eighth child in a family of 10. Mrs. Rose says she is very proud" to be a descend- ant of the Caribs. the natives on

In the usual manner. Sylvia and Laura volunteered to The main item of business on make up new program books the agenda conclerficd cgeailiing for the 1Satan Thrze coolfilboolks .. . V ’. _ t. e commumy a an pans were so 0 mem ers w ie e (Trill-IT:thghfii‘angffl"mb"s dis were made regarding the spons- variety sale realized $22.20. Both the hiin commissioner orlllg ouhe weekly 93“? males and his wife had visited Canada i thh “’1” be held during th 9 on previous occasions — Mrs. t Winter months.

Mrs. Rose was dclaycd while ‘ she wound things tip on the job she had held since 1054 as rotintani In a Norwegian firm of shin chandlcrs In Port of Spain. the capital.

Mrs. Rose says she was fasci- nated by figures from the time

f.) ’3 l

(a? 0‘ m -1 in r? 0 TD In :3 O- n 2. 5‘ n S O b

amounted to $3 each. ORWELL w. I. will be'

she took bookkeeping at the R059 when she attended the Mrs. David Seaman The December meeting of Cr- rnm‘ml "it" Sl'hnoi in San 1961 launching of the Federal th e school visitor for January“, well W. I. was held at the home Fernando 'l‘riiiidnd's sot-mid Manic~ one or two ships pre- The correspondence consisted of Mrs. Wilbcr MacDonald. with

largest city Lntcr <Ilt‘ taught at the school for three years.

it was while she was working as an lnyoicc clerk on a sugar estate that she mct her future husband. He had just graduated

ELLEN’S DIARY

Countryside Lies Tonight In Lustre 01‘ Winter Moon .

scnlcd tn the Wcst Indies by of a letter from Mrs. Read oflan attendance of 8 members. Canada. and Mr. Rose when he the Coates WI in England and; Roll call was answered by glftsI attended the opening of the St. ‘ also one from the convener ofI for orphanages. Lawrence Seaway in his capac. health and welfare for the pro-1 New business was to serve hot ‘ as Trinidad's minister of vincial W.l. Subscriptions to the lunches in school at beginning communications and works. . Institute News were renewed ‘ of New Year. and to build a' """TWTHTTW—«TH—T and $1 was voted to the Home‘ bookcase for the school. Economics Scholarship fund. Mrs. Lco MacDonald and Mrs. The pabmaw meeung k to Murdock MacLeod will look af-

lbg heid at by“; homo ol Mm llf'r packing of boxes for sick ' Gmrgp Shaw. when. program . and shut-ins in the_distrtct. Ifiuggesfions for the coming ye”; Next meeting Will be at the i will be discussed. Roll call will i home “f Mrs- Be" MaCLend- be answered with a donation for " KINGSBORO w- I-

the Unitarian Services Com The January meeting of the

2‘. v

mittee. Kingsboro met at the Fright the countryside lies to— items. of the seasonal sport he Following the meeting a de- imme 0‘ Mrs- “"309 M39170“- night. variant in the lustre of niwtys much enjoys. Icnous lunch was served. aid -’

’ ‘ Roll call was answered by gIv-‘

MNGSBORO W. I. in: a teaspoon. Christmas cards The December meeting of‘ had been sent to shut-ins. ‘ h e Kingsboro W. I. met at the The new sick committee com- home of Mrs. (‘allum Machan prise Mildred. Hazel and MaryI wrth fifteen members and ten Massey. while Fannie and Mil-l "‘*‘"*~—’“ firm! are on the school commit-

"So a fellow does get some. hard knocks in this game that On the contrary. this onc is only is lint‘kcy." he smiled. casing il‘ pleasantly St W day a mild limb more or less stcaltltily inlf wind wandcrcd. lilting In lilnt‘t‘s our presence. to a more com-} thc :nnw tn i‘m’cnl again patch— fortablc position. “Well. it just !I\ ihc drab of tho baring win- gone with the game. You accept

moonlight. is it sharply crisp 8': January nights should corne'.‘

m—npiri. ,_ Mt. Allison University. David t Moonlight And far stars on a You get ttp - if you happen land Donald at home. Mrs. Cro- silyery sky-field. . the to find yourself close to the 1197‘ is the former Helen Cou-

strcam unbound again. thoughit ](~(\_" he grinned. "put a smile sins of Breadalbane. and

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HOOLE’S Two Store Wide INVENTORY REDUCTION

SALE COMMENCES JANUARY IOth

.. .I Once a HOOLEY Customer -- always a HOOLEY Customer

' they . I flows hf‘in‘f‘n Iw lif‘ on your face. if you cam” were married at Breadalbane I hanks. Homing a tow minutes chuckled. “and get Into it ag- Calm?" 0" DNPmbPT‘ 33. I ago from the District's WI. wc ain! Yes, ma-am. that‘s hock- ~- .vt e Rev. Arthur Wallace. - sinnpcd at the lanc-hruigc. as is cy." The remainder of the evening nu" custom when on foot. to “And that." we said. “is not IWHS Spent in SOCial chat. and ‘ 5c e t it c stars mirrored in its 33 had philosophy for life!" SBVEraI selections were sung by .. and to listen a moment ‘ “Ellen!” James ca ls Mrs. JOhannas Plomp and Miss there. to the music of its flow. Scampie's ears point. Bald Plomp. accompanied by How delightfully still new the “Arc you going to stay down Mrs. Brewer Waugh at the pi- arm.

The annual meeting of St. Andrew’s

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surroundings Iltcnl No other thch all night?" . . V. . , ’. sound-no umtl in the aldcrs. No “ at definitely means: ‘ Dainty refreshments were ser- Belle Rl‘ert WI“ be held “II tugging machine No im.,nd'g ‘l.ights ont'. Sammie} we nod, 1ved by the ladies of the district “I 9 Church MONDAY. hark‘ nnr pry "f fnx m' I)\\'I 53— Until tomorrow ——- — Diary— Iand a beautifuly dCCOl'aled

JANUARY 14th. at. 1:30 M

three tier wedding cake was

Iit'ng IoncIin the night. Our GOOd-niflhl. . . H I —“"—*M r— made and presented by Mrs.

world uf vallcy I1an cntcrcd its

MEN‘S SUITS

With 2 pairsof Pants

28.65 g

why so many quality minded men's and boys' wca

service that has made us many a. friend. Remember

NO SALE IS FINAL. You may exchange your purchase at your cost- venience at either store. Vislt BOOLEY'S today or

browse to your heart's desire. you needn‘t feel obllg CHARLOTTETOWN STORE OPEN FRIDAY

Your very first shopping experience at BOOLEY’S wlll show you

switched to HOOLEY’S. We are now big enough to serve your per- sonal needs and wishes and small enough to give you that individual

MONTAGUE STORE OPEN SATURDAY 'TIL l:30

Advertised for 99.50 In National Magazines

'MEN’S SUITS by Shiffer Hillman SALE PRICE 79.50

All other Suits 25% off

r shoppers have

also at Hooley's

marrow. ated at all.

’TIL 9:30

" John Phillips.

“T’PIIINI.” -Iéllllr‘\ calls“ «I n }\' n ma Irn l the old Iicd n his m" ' " " CoupIe CelebrateL

bears. and IIlt" gnhlc-hcdrunm. 25th Anniversaryi

overhead. "Is that you'.’ What—

ever kept that meeting so late! KENSINGTON — 0n Satur. iiy evening a large numhm- of

KNIT SHIIRTS

and

SWEATERS

VWQONFIDENTIALLY YOURS ' wby Byrne Hope Sander: MONTREAL, January Nth—Reduced...

Sacrifice . . . Bargain . . . W a woman can remit the appeal of words like these? If there '

You‘ll be firm! tomorrow!" And we chuckle softly lo gramme. who. strange dog that d

h0 is and knowing mm" 0" friends neighbors and relativ is something seems! you have ' .. . . your eye on moonlighlr‘rl ‘paus tn MN" “3 cs gathered in in 9 spacious and you’re short of th ready cash to buy down of lanes cod. ' mm, r Mr and M”. "or." it—why not finance it under the B . Sunshine. so welcome. was “news Wilmnt vane! to cam. REAL Family Finance Plan? To bor- i and