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A wedding of interest to many|sang, “O Lord Most Holy” and Prince Edward Island friends po Perfect Love’’.

i : ‘ ment Limited. Mr. and Mrs. Cot. 4 was solemnized recently in! The bride, os marine tag ars residiaa af. Catan .

| Towers, Scarborough, Ont.

-** pagtes ar @ honeymoon ie t Maritime provinces. 75 Tbride’s travelling Piha. |imported turquoise She wore matching accessories and a corsage of whité mums. > Mr, Cotton is general ma ger of the Markam Office Equip-

West Hill United Church, whet by her father, Carolyn Adele Watson, 0 i'l y|length gown, fashioned of pure daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George white organza over taffeta on Smith Watson of West Hill, On- princess lines, flowing into a} , tario, was united in marriage full train, with embroidered KARACHI (Reuters) — The. with John Irving Cotton, .eld- | scoop neckline and three quart- | English - language newspaper, est son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ir- er length sleeves. Her bouffant|/Dawn publishes what it saye ving Cotton also of West Hill, for- shoulder length veil was caught|4re facsimiles of two Indiag merly of Prince Edward Island.|in an embroidered pill box cir-;decuments “showing close mili; The ceremony was pefformed clet and she carried cascading|'@ry’ co-operaiton between. Im by Rev. J. Elmer. Cotton, uncle mumg and pink roses. dia and Israel.” The is @ of the groom, assisted by Rev.| Rene Cottdn, sister of the letter from the Indian defence C. W. MacKay. Mrs. Jefferson groom, as maid of honor, and Ministry to the chief of. the gen- bridesmaids, Joan Burns and|eral staff on the sending of a Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carol Dalziel, wore identic a] |“deputation to Israel to inspect

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The,Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs., July 15, 1965. 9 SAYS PAIR CO-OPERATES |.

ELLEN’S DIARY

Ellen Reminisces About Travelling In Old Days

Islanders will look back ‘from the heights of years — and its completion - to remember this was the July day which brought word into their homes that a causeway, bridge and tunnel to

ferry - boat found the route, and; sisters were added to that lone ship more than once up the years, A second route — and longer, was also-opened a h'i) still there were inadequacies in

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JUDITH DOWLING

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Hooper with their son, George

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hooper of

city, in town and country, the|for worse in. the over all, this

extent of which, they could only. farmwife-can-only.conjecture..In | a ies |any event, exciting years of

ae is a time...’ ‘so runs a | building lie ahead.

verity in a Book of ancient‘writ-' Another event of great mom-| :

jings. This then was the time,jent and of imminent worth to 29d Brenda Driscoll, Montreal

the day for this definite word to|the farms was granted us are holidaying with their par-

afternoon

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women’s Editer, Phone 48506

Delhi, Ontario, are visiting at : Grandview, guests of Mr. Var- slied at the i al hae heel) | wyek’s parents: Mr. and Mrs. er, Fred Matheson, Dundas. Leonard Varwyck.

products of the fisheries and all | those commodities which contri- |bute to our livelihood could roll! j away well - kept to market, and lon time. And the machines and |

Phonsus MacPhee, Cardigan. Mr. Sullivan is. employed with | the Bell Telephone Company. |

erson of Reading, Mass., are spending the summer months on the Island. While here they are the guests of the Clay Cot-

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whichelo and sons Douglas, David, Scott and Grant of Brampton, Ont., also Mrs. Gordon Salsman and

had been a desolate topic of late when farmers met. It's good, this damp. But not

TO Mr- and Mrs. Fred “Varwsek his “brother Pail Cotton,

enough’’ one farmer comment- | machinery, the numerous im- | ed of it. : ports we must depend on, could

tages.

daughter, Pamela are vacation- ing in Kensington at the home

I fow unhindered in. No frusir

“Well, at any rate it’s ‘a shot!

Recent house guests at the,

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bucha- | B.C. are visiting Mrs. Buchan-

nan —_and children, - 7. Bpchans |

t-|in the arm’’’ another offered. of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

MR. AND MRS. CARL MONTGOMERY

home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne

unymerfield United Church s the scene of a June wedding n Donna Ferne, daughter of . and Mrs. Harland Day, Nor- o, and Car! Talmadge, son of s. Ella Montgomery and the Milton Montgomery, Travel- s Rest, were united in mar- xe. The double ring ceremony

she-sang “The Wedding Pra- ’ prior to the ceremony, and ) Walk Beside You’ during signing of the register. The pigcation joined in singing od of Bethel’ and “O Per- ve.’ during the ceremony. yen in marriage by her fa- the bride was in a full h gown of white nylon or- nm over taffeta. Embroider-

| white accessories and a corsage

there may

be suchlike to carry!

holiday in

ed doubtless of the voyages they would one day make, ee i ; a occasions when they would a The j bridesmaids, Mar lene | ice - boats to their collection, and |Day, sister of the-bride and Lou- ‘speak about the crossings at ise Sharpe, cousin of the bride, |The Capes.’ Even then they |wore gowns identical to that | spoke of & tuinel which one day worn by the maid of honor, in might sit there in the depths.

pink. Their headdresses match- And our little - girl spirit would | jed their gowns, and they too car- \shrink at the inlay A tone

quet-of pink pompoms with mat- iching streamers.

|was unlikely that folks could | ever drive_the distance by buggy or sleigh, so that only by ftain _we should go. Oh, well, in any. event, we reasoned, no one must

Barry Mayne and Edwin Wal- ker ushered the guests to pews marked with pink orchids.

+ At the reception held at **Mur- jray"’ Christian Education Centre | 59. And as for us, we would’be

the bride's mother — received | >: a wearing an aqua linen suit with | Tate contént to remain” on the

Island we loved.

The ice - boats with their toil- trips);

of white carnations. Mrs. Montgomery, mother of | Some and: hazardous

the groom, chose a sheath dress /28ainst cold winds and weathers, S=="«

Mr. Benson, who is an ardent ‘seaman, fisherman and hunter. arrived in Montague in his yacht last week.

Rev. Thomas R. McKenna, SSI of Arnaudville, La., ‘U.S.A. is spending some time with his mother, Mrs. Swithen McKenna at_ their summer. home

NB., where he has joined Home.

- Boris Woodside and Stan Parsons, both stationed at HMCS. Stadacona, Halifax, are visiting the former’s mother,

ily, Margate.

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the staff of Tuttle Bros. Funeral |

Mrs. Preston Woodside and .fam-

| floor length gowns of embroid-|certain equipment: required for

eau trains. All wore pill box cir-

and his wife and fami 48 ath- ered pale pink organza over taf- | the Indian Army. The second ie leen, Stephen, G. eee ae ete, with empire bodices a nd|described as a secret. list. detail Teresa; from Malden, Mass., Sheath skirts flowing into watt. jIng ioe capply, of arms to Im ; (dia from Israel. .-; ;

Morell, their son Reg with wife clets and carried bouquets of | <axRARRARARR

ON connect the Island with the|the service. Too many waiting; Mr. and Mrs. William Dowl- O’Brien, Cobalt, Ont. (former- and Wayne, David, Paula and|deep pink rosebuds and white |< Mainland would be built. In ‘a}queues, too many delays, 00’ ing, Charlottetown, wish to an- ly of Sherwood). The marriage | Karen; from Bedford, their dou | arm. ‘6 PURITY DAIR Matter of months, the work of it)many problems. The perennial; nounce the engagement of will take place at the church of ghter Irene and husband J. Mc-| Allyson MacDonald, — flower |; f would be undertaken, five years}question ‘“‘When will we get- a their eldest daughter, Mary the Most’ Holy : |Innis, Heather, Anita, Tony and &irl,-wore a floor length gown of |’ “Parents Prefer ~ hence would see its close. Mill-| connecting tunnel or causeway?” | Judith Ann to Dennis Jerome, Charlottetown, August 14 at 9 |Paul Gordon from Dartmouth, |White organza over taffeta with |: Purity Products” ions it would cost, the results/remained unsettled from gener-| son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome a.m. N.S. All were decendants of the |Pi!l box headdress and she car- |’ Z along many avenues of their ation to generation. Now’ this is em ase late George A. Hooper of (Tied a basket of pink ‘and white | € 317 Kent St. Dial 4-7128 living--would effect changes in| settled. Whether for better or Morell. mums. py

The groom was attended by |’ and \the ushers were Dale on, ‘brother of the groom and n- ald Barkey. :

Mrs. Watson, mother of the) bride, wore a dress of pale blue |

After the ceremony a recept- ion was held at the Rouge Hill | Golf and Country Club for one

|hundred and fifty guests.

Mr, and Mrs. Cotton left by |

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be spread. Now after more than| day: the so (ents, Mr, and Mrs. Martin Dris- : Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan french embroidered lace with ‘ uggieh,

a half century of speculation, | welcome, 20 needed by the|coll, Johnston's River. They! Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Higgins of soa" qiicnier Janel of Mage |matching organdy hat and. ac. Mestad: al cecal eee and of “hope deferred”, as to| thirsting earth. How good to see |attended the Driscoll - Gallant |Newington, Conn. have arrived | a1 Soe visiting in’ Rosenessh cessories. Mrs. Cotton, the! nea better fast with Carter's the better implementation of the | the silver slant of strong show- | wedding ns sister,” Doreen) |in Summerside on their annual | 4 Cardigan. They are guests /Tom’s mother chose a gown of| Little Liver Pills. Gentle, sure Island's terms of Confederation, | ers again between us and the on July 3~ at St. Patrick’s |visit to their mother, Mrs. W.J.| o¢ a9 Sullivan's mother, Mrs, |8°ld chiffon over silk, with| Carter’sLittle Liver Pills have” the matter was settled. Now in| house on the hill James emnited. Church, Fort Augustus. See a sister, MTS. |Thomas Sullivan, Roseneath, »,8tTaw_hat and accessories _ to! been . helping . Canadians for

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tral | an’s parents. Mr. and» Mrs. Dan- ing delays at terminals would; Word of a connecting link to e Frank Townsend. - } | asurance Counsell you feel good again. eg: the incoming or outgoing tour-|the Mainland to carry off our|Higgins, Crapaud, were Mr. and fel \MacDonald, Upper Mon- f ee jooaae So the nent sine you feel ) Da B comes Bride ist or traveller ever know. produce and products today|Mrs..Roy Yoos, Mr. and Mrs./ Thomas W. Benson, who Te-|tague. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald '$ Charlottetown, P.E.1. tired, sluggiehs, headachy, take onnda y e Back in our school - years|brought. And the momentary|Rodney Yoos and small son cently retired as chief electri-|aiso have as their guest, their. ¢ Sun Life of. Canada : Carter’s Little Liver Pills and when lads in the seat ahead drew | saving grace of rain to farm-| Blair, Olds. Alberta. Mrs. Roy cian from the Maritime Electric |. Sterling who accompanied > Phone 48817 - 45435 = 3 a better fast. Carter’s Little Ff Carl T Mont omer | fetching schooners in faithful) folks so that, stil by ferry-boat,|Y0o8, the former Frances Ma-|Co. Ltd. has been spending a i aad ae i$ ; ver Pills, only 49¢. : ° g y ;detail on their slates, and dream- theson, and her family also: vi- the Montague area.| ir. 8 s. Buchanan.

performed by Rev. L. M. ‘ried old - fashioned bouquets ™~ of | 54) was an engaging white pas- Chelton. tray, BA. BD eee: = | Sage through-a snowdrift. But in : Sect ee ae

Re ea ne isis Sti ab etree ieee | LN the: di Aapl,--whak: a Sena Wendell Ferguson of Hampton S irdinz. Nerboro accompatied |Montgomery, brother- of the) ; ! True for Moncton,

soloist, Mrs. Lyman Smith/groom. le place that would be! lt bes eh

[spe Skoon i i ‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Montgo- ith -nearls throughout the ,of-pink linen with white access- | Passed in time into: history, Ter-|_ IPHY ; tare. bodice, it featured a scal-| ories ard her corsage was of | ™inals were built--A magic aa ed Sar spention ret days d neckline and long pointed | white carnations. Shs e : : B. | ren. Her_ elbow. length_veil, The bride's table was centered returned to. Traveller's Rest! TO. WED. IN AUGUST: [with relatives at Moncton, NBO J 0000 UT bile was held in place by a with a three tiered wedding cake where the groom is engaged in | : S Mr.{and Mrs. Eimer MacFad- le rose, and she carried a topped .by a miniature bride farming. The bride is on the of-| Mr. and Mrs. James. Dun-. est son of Mr. and Mrs. John and ion Danny have retur| 3 de of shasta-mums_ and and, groom. jfice staff of Smallman's,. Ltd. phy of Kensington announce P. Haire of Corner. \Brook, aaa jg Meath Sct te Cobentile FE ers CP aR pce ot time-—roses_—_—_* Fenton_M-a-y-n-e—uncle—of-the -Summerside._____ -_-_-__-.__ the forthcoming— marriage —of Nfld; The wedding _ will take Maine. “after “spending 2 tier Sas Fi | j bride was attended*by her ;bride, was’ master of ceremonies. (Photo by D. W. Sears) | their daughter, Mary. Mar- place on August 7 with nuptial 4 ag the Island the guests | rst Qua ity , Mrs. John Hallis as mat-|Thétoast to the bride was Pro- | ; 3 mass at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s pore MacFadyen’s aunt and ' oe r honor. “Her gown was of posed by Rev. Murray and res-| a {j—_ 1 Church. Bensington , juncle.- Mr aed Mrs. Gordon} — ~Seanile _ ‘Mesh = — “hylon sheer over taffeta ponded to by the groom. Vale- Da nny’s Retirement Plans lene, RN, to Basil Gerard, eld- | 100: Oe “and_family. New.4... amiess. / bella i -maiching..jaeket,-and.feat-rie_Poole..was.in- charge-of =the: ATI E SF EE ee eR sana en aeevle tie had not visited PELL PoE : ose Bw line, ‘She wore a matching! For traveling, the bride don Ended Happily At Work PACT =. -_[f0r vesrs sad oted 9 rent Hing ri headdréss and |ned a blue houcle ‘sijt and white | . 2 i : | many changes. led an old“ fashioned bou- | accessories. Her corsage was of While regular columnist. Cyn- specials would be just’ enough Picnic Held | Mr. and Mrs. R. S. : James, ner thia Lowry is on vacation, fig-/to keep my finger in the bus- ef: Toronto, are visiting the~. lath...” ranlowing 2 honey m 0.0.2 0 sreg--trens—the entertainment iness and still ieave-me-tine BY Families {ter’s parents, Mr.-and Mrs. Mur- : Ss points of interest in the Mari- World a oak cenit ae * d fg d - | dock ‘MacLeod, Kensington. WOOLWORTH'S ha 7 times, the bride and groom World are providing gu or fun and games. : : j ve new ‘ _ umns. | I just don’t seem to have any Over 100 members of the Cur Ps esis Wi Canis 1 By DANNY THOMAS ifree time now, -but I'll never go ley - Cullen families gathered fir. Wilbert thé nylons in her favorite shades { HOLLYWOOD (AP) — I had back to soe tant triad ong |#t Brudenell Park on Sund a y, | SPT ies a ue wedd-. : : some pretty .grept ideas when 1) oe ete very cmoncronotis, te {July.11 for a Mame«ioth family | ing. The couple were married at] Choose from our wide: selec- retired” from show business | ey os : y River, by the ‘ in 1963, after 11 years of doing 40. These specials are a real |pcinic, organized and hosted by | St. Ann’s, Beer ae ‘ - a weekly television series. challenge -but I love them. Be-|Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curley, | late Father MacAulay. tion of leg-flattering stock- se ee ee nae Se eee aie | Mrs. Leslie Bain of Brantford, | ° . for years. take it cosy and| $0 I'm no longer retired—just’ 4th pirthday of their youngest ont and Mrs. James Scott off ings for business, casual and ear ae ‘cee I Sed pled tired. A horse should: have a | daughter, Dorothy. |Dunfermline, Scétland are vis-| for lolling around the pool,|8chedule like mine. But I have| Relatives came from George- iting ‘their brother, Clunie Pit- dress wear. playing golf wita my pals, and|0 regrets, and no plans to try | town, Charlottetown, -Kensing- (cairn, East Royalty. 3 i Spending a lot more time with|the retirement bit again. I have |ton, Halifax and Ottawa. b iotaliing 412,000 tow: All Sizes thon fe ‘few da aalbepe tems “we don't * oop | Races and other sports were acy the travel expenses of all ose ew ys w ‘ x vem enjoyed by the younger fo! . : ‘ * great—both of them. Then anxi-|40ing- this for money. We've | dees aes anit tall diene tof. [Canadian guides oe tae Reguldr 57c Pair sue set- 16 got _to keep on performing just ane jed to a a stor ths een : I found out that my family to stay alive. >: hey Magen [fenalal Coldinuites of Canada, | had other things to do, besides | tennia nada. N ow une ee ee Mr_and Mrs. Leo Sullivanand J —- ret ae eee eae cee = {son David of Montreal are visit- ae own. My daughter Marlo was) ™ |ing Mr. Sullivan's mother. Mrs. ling hen porter ag a ont :|Thomas Sullivan, Ro s eneath. 9 : Mr. Sullivan is a planning en- dren was working in an office, | gi wih Usion-Carbide Chet and the third was in school.) nL P . Even my: parakeet would have | al. airs Sensctod one 5. bed left bay Mr. and Mrs. Ceetl Hutt] © : ‘ : Cheryl and C have return- " What about all those pals who | [etc Sos "ace | For were going to play golf with) South, after visiting Mr. and! me? They couldn’t take time— Mrs. James Irving, St: Stephen, | in they were all busy working. | NB. . I decided that retirement tl . not all its cracked up to be. 1) Rev. Russell and Mrs. Hall | had to do something in~ self-’ and sons, Ian and Roderick, of cee So I decided to go back Grimsby, Ontario, were visit- . work. é | ors to Alberton during the week- Ba: When NBC offered to let me! end. More than twe Di ® / . |” SCOLOR HIT! ‘do five specials 1 year, specials Sar, Rel serves lave ae, snd: 3 Piece Tailored Plastic ) ‘ my own choice, eee i teri i pi | Whip up a vivid jeter the offer, and 1 don’t think & oabeiies ose ie & comme } 4 W A-LINE FLARE -| Sweater for sport, after - swim |I've ever been happier. i bered with affection and respect. | 4 ;— use knitting worsted, string. | I'm a firm believer that when STEPHEN ARSENAULT E. MacDONALD : a exciting A-line flare — New! Gay! Beginner - easy! a network gives your oe a The Hooper family from far 7 : Sy.- sew sensation to wear Knit in 3 strips —3 front, 3 tag of ‘‘special,” it h r| ered Yerve - day and night. back in seed - stitch. Teens love be really special and I have| . TO WED ON SATURDAY maha cs eeena? ‘cs aa F “round or bateau neck, lit — knit it! Pattern 7268: sizes had a wonderful time lining up| ; ‘reunion: From Florida, the for- ; light or: lively. 32-34; 36-38 included. — ithe talent and ideas for these Mr. and Mrs. Colin A. Mac- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Arse- | ei erteede Booper —_ has. ; , ted Pattern 4604: Misses’). Thirty-five cents (coins) for | shows. . donald, Georgetown Royalty, -:nault of Georgetown. The mar- {hasd Merte: from Canibridge q iB, 10. 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 each pattern (no ~ stamps,| Applause is like fresh air to announce the forthcoming -riage will take DINCS.OR Satire nddionem ee | 8 2% yards 35-inch fab-| please)to Alice Brooks, care of |me. 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