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The marriage took place in

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_ Hickey, Darnley, and Thomas Wesley Inman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Inman, Bradal-

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large The flower girl, Linda LeBlanc, the grooth’s niece, wore an Empire style gown of white crepe, trimmed with green

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Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Hume, Little Sands, and Mrs. Edna Graham, RN, and Hugh Gra- ham of Commercial Cross have returned from a visit to Millin- ocket, Me., where they were the guests of Florence Mac8eth, RN. : /~.

Mrs. Raymond, Coady has left for her home in Belmont, Mass., after visiting friends im Vernon River. oe | :

Mrs. Harry, Liewlleyn, Hamit- ton, Ont., was a recent visitor at

son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nat

bald Stewart, Milltown Cross and Mrs. Mack Hayter. Southport. and their families.

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in Woburn and Dorchester, : Mass.. and Warwick, R. I.

MR. AND MRS. GERALD MOORE

AUTUMN WEDDING

‘ Baskets of chrysanthemums, pine, and maple leaves decorat- ed the church for. the occasion.

Norma Hickey, soloist, was accompanied on the organ by “The Lord's My Shepherd”, and “O Love”.

velvet. The ring bearer was Ro- ger Wall. eee

and Kenneth Hickey, the bride’s brother. For the wedding reception at Kensington Presbyterian Church Hall, the bride’s mother receiv-

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red wool with white hat and ac- cessories, and corsage of white carnations. — groom's mother was in a three p suit of peacock blue wool with

of peacock blue and green sa’ and_a corsage of yellow carna-

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Out-of-province guests includ- ed Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hicks, Beverley Hicks, Mr, and Mrs. Ronald LeBlanc,-and Linda Le- Blanc, all of Moncton, WN. B.

(Photo by Heckbert)

Girl’s Best Friend:Has

derstand his actions lately. To give you the picture: Jan

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wu this. have loved her as a sister and thought she loved me too. But now I find that I almost hate her

Ron and I never had any prob-

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he accuses me of having had af- fairs with others and insists. that

mits that since his ‘talks with Jan he doesn't trust me. And I am beginning te feel different- ly about him.

Why is hé killing him? If he wouldn’t he believe me? wonder if our marriage be a mistake. Please advise

DEAR R. B.:

ann the Victorian-era dime. novels.

I used to feast on, in ancestral attics, in childhood - - books with fraying hardback covers bear- _ ing such titles as ‘Tempest and Sunshine” “A” Crooked Path” and others. : Harking back to those plots, it is easy to figure - - truth be- ing at least as strange as fic- tion - - that your false friend Jan is making a pitch for your fiance ‘Ron; who is (to quote Proverbs 7:22) “going .after her straight-

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