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5 j 1 ~ - om e 7 g Govan stay to eonenss ts Soups: Pron oul! 1, Eee TE Talk On Vocational School! ===" ” recaled be te : | Following 2 report ef the scb- high command to organiae | @ H rd At WI Conv ntio —- fund by aon regular army im Tunisia eda ‘orsyth, it was decided is. Morocco 5 ~~ e on future the awards would go to With tanks. artillery. Mrs. John York. president of | crade or a good academic educa- — — = decision forses snd. instructors on St. Lawrence Women's Institute tion. one is about lost. be said. 15: after this year there would gerian exiles in Tunisia presided over the District Con- A qualification shows what 2 1» i any govermment a + sana into one of the strong vention in Alberton WI hall re- person knows and will ge him a ¢.. Grade 10. est fighting § im the Arab cently. The minutes were re- job but. he cautioned. then it is —— ee corded by Mrs. Emmett up to him to do the work Mr. ae tS ee ee a ae as at ee The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Sune 22, 1965. 7 Shields. ss co a mneanld sive patatnd ont Gat icrens: work, expecially of the action im the two years that re — welcome was extended some —— compulsory inan cupboards from which mained of the it con- solagntes Mrs. Biwi ification in certain trades iS 4 _ room supplies may be bor- fined itself to harassing action HAPPENINGS [Senet Set OS eee a ce af aa nn reed wiane onal. against French border positions. j ee oe ee coming-in afl of them. A highlight of the program Whes the borders were Audrey Jenkins. Wemes’s Editer, Phone 45505 ee a Mrs. Frank Ross, convener of was provided by the high school opened after the peace accords Se oni and educaticn. glee elub under the direction of were signed in Evian, France. - of the past year's work. Alber-ivincial enocatin a lee eee ee Sens. Tae oe |e Ree Cpl. and Mrs. Ronald Pettitt Mrs. Helen Broderick arranged |) hs af executive and commes- ditions included several rounds bis unmarked army into Al were guests of honor at the Le-jthe gifts. Refreshments were reported placing ded the work being done by and a group of three part songs. geria from Morocco. gion Home recently when friends served by the ladies of the dig “eet markers. a public speak- local Institutes. She suggested Resolutions had to do with 2 There he met with resent- eveembled to wish them well as|trict. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben 2 competition in the high that once a year three Institut- standard subsidization for stu- ment from the ragged. tired they are about to leave Alberton. | Smith supplied the music for am coal, car eS oe Oe ees ee en Oe 2 Set et ldots im dentistry, afternoe® guerrillas, who considered nts on Se re, ee Te Canidae Deachton cageet (on, ee te Sree 8S TY peagrems ter cilities, cuar | Genuaives Ge syet. Se Pettitt has been in charge of} a eiror a Sige a source of encouragement and mon law living. ete. These will of Algeria. ‘Alberton detachment of the| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tres- oy 0 SO ee conekel ee eo Ween bees. |ieronnied for consideration by After Ben Bella set up 2 RCMP and during this time be|holm, Murray Harbor. left re- pany the Wi | She also gave an informaitve re- the provincial convention in July. politburo im Algiers. the guer- and his wife have made many |cently for 2 vacation in Quebec ars Pes wn STs eume of lnatiiete prefects at the Recreation included games rillas refused to recognize it- friends in the community. And-| and Ontario. Monpital for Ge une of _ SOW |pwovincial tone and a singsong Refreshments Ben Bella called os Boumedi- rew Wells, on behalf of those as-| eS Goced thse che wane, ie want ee Cee Gare oe intetet twee coved ly Oe Sete 3 ome & ees ie eee sembled, read an address and| Eva Sabine was honored at ‘treats and bexes-_be- | VC, Cemonstrat ios entitled stitutes. and he did. forcing the dissi- made a presentation. Refresh- the June meeting of Alberton sides doi unites — ' dents to surrender. ‘ ments were served by the ladies United Church Women Mrs.' desing werk ter the_schosi. « orn a oe concteg wan one Samed eupresecd appreci.|Eimadale West had had the N Al S Ma do (RRSSRATAR vided by the Bel - Aires. lation of Miss Sabine's active in-|toen ee fe cece ew Aigenan. trong nF opurny amen nr and Mrs. Joseph Lanni-/Noct yeur nad crores, the to the children's wards at bot Vise Revoluti Fiah 2 ; ‘Mr. _ Joseph i year expressed regret : ter a fee ks oS 2 ar’ Memtamen end iar. 20 @|0hek We le Oedt 10 leave Aiber-| sn, eee eee as Ke ry rig 4 : - Ee Se et Selewes. Maes ton The promaatetion of 9 ott cee, ee LZ _fPuity 4 = are grandparents of Julie Ann,|was made by Mrs Reginald mes in liquid embroidery. The} ALGIERS (AP)—Col Houari A Moslem. he took his Kor-"7 une Ing Fo Ow ked “T'm afraid the grass will infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Travers. quilt was on display and was Boumedienne is a soft-spoken anic siudies at the University ¥ 317 Keat St. = Dial: 4-715 ot iba & as Ow ce ee beautifully done. Mill River had | strong man with sandy, almost (of Zitouna im Tunis and worked 600m or R there. It's nice g oo aoemn _ st. M 1 beoeee | Qers. Fred Millman. A made a layette and provided reddish hair, and a thin, bony his way through El Ashar Uni- - - = = B ece tion At en eae aak Be GT’ ee (Comme: ete ‘Mecirana. Sta. [A iting Bhcemnic. of weeks ee anne Meneeees [face versity ia Caire, He was 8 . ' ed starting up suddently from|The sponsors were Mr. and|in Toronto oe a a Sey of Macnee] When aennsiates Sekine a | caren OS cals on Sensible Way te The marriage of Dorothy!wore white wedding ring head- | "is chair. |Mirs. Horace Bryson. © laud Wi wed ot bar son Other vee a ten of ee te Beek. Deena | io Fonawhioggiemg R li ' Di h ean Deaual ip Antes @.ldeeces cat ee See Trouble was nearing our, He | Jantes. i —— many jhas been known to reply: “I a sig- elieve Diarr cally ; | during the have amply proved to what na- nalled the opening at the long i Kelly tek ies a at Pauialaad cannes : |door. It was being in| Mrs. Addie Duvar, Montague ae te ee talldes @ Mae la . satel Sani Many people sudden attack Anglican Church, Charlottetown, | and paso ae of white | youthful wail, truly a foreign ta ape gnes t Mrs. John O'Brien and her ton = a Insti < ait aed ae — _ Quthes wid ewnaly suede. 0 they on Saturday, Juse 5, 195 at| Dianne Proud, niece of the |22d in the stillness and love-| the winter is Edmonton. Alber- | daughter, Mrs. ‘William Hilchey jwyasived 2 pick ggg Me od ae OS St The Feensh cay Demmnetionne cone Cran cee a es i bride, was in a yellow nylo | peter a ‘salels ee ae a ee = i =" — of Sydney.'“Flowers of Hope” campaign the French, later as ees te pa trainin Bagh cigs start, the Dr. Fouter’s Extract of Wild dua ot te aid ee Yeree cael Ge ebachet aio ace egan, bea Ge ak teen neste fo har hewss Ce rem cathe a remy |and some of them had collect | minister and now as head of \case. he returned im 1565 a5 ag cavice—genty restores intestinal Proude. Brackley, and the Gan Sr aol was bet ue ee eet move at all.*| |Montague and ientnaes: They | - a very active ee ee ee ee -— af te — oth see ae dane die ee groom is the son of Mrs. V. “sy were Orvil. | .ouns _¢ were wet with) Mr. and Mrs. H. E- Small, ‘were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack ¢ Willaya—in Oran district : Kelly, Charlottetown. * lle Willis and Brian Kelly tears. The sobbing continued. (Mass. are in Murray Harbor | Annear. Pe" (eae ee errmsg |e ne Bee eee Dr. FOWLER'S Extract of Wad The double ring "ceremony A reception was held in the, 525%, casy” we advised. — |where they plan to spend th @) : Maltalie ‘MacDeeuld, teores-lie: @ . seer - ll ike wih | ee ee ee Oe oo was performed by Rev. Louis lower foyer of the Confederation | Who's dead?” James que-|summer months at their sum-| Dr. Lois Boswell of Dayton, tice i for the province, | cite — Elias, assisted by Rev. Frank |Centre, where the bride’s moth- | Ded. {mer home. |Ohio, her daughter Diane, and outlined the vocational training | voice elcctrifi peo Ay ight Lecey: Gouin thsempaah' wan lar tecolied qearten a chek |, mem coias 8 erate : ‘nephew, Mark Shirky. are guests|trograms being carried on, | los he seen of Bis is the ti orzanist : two - piece dress - pin® \to consider whether or not per-| Mrs. Douglas MacLeod, the of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mac- | speaking especially <i pene. ie coe Home summer 1S e€ time to Save at The bride, given in marriage cessories and seotlnie pr gadis haps after all, his eyes had mis-| former Faye Sellick of Brackley, |Farlane, Fernwood Mrs. Bos-| School and of the ae hoes oe au . 1 by her father, wore a full length carnations. The groom’s moth- led him. was recently married at Brac-|well is a sister of Mrs. MacFar-/ that were held at several centres eS . a sown of white peau de sole with ier chose a. blue’ sheath dress jg, 7H mother rabbit’ he repl-kley United Church and is sow /lane. ‘last winter. Mr. MacDonald | medienne likes to i ; a fitted lace bodice and nylon with white accessories and wore |“¢,i" # broken voice. living in Souris. Prior to her Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cuddy. emphasized the need for train- | open-necked cae tn ake 2 lace train. Her tiered veil was!a corsage of white carnations. | well” James said, “let's marriage, she was entertained by |Gladstone. have as their guests, | ing that exists and said it is | insignia or rank o held in place by a nylon rose, For a honeymoon trip to Nia-|imy “™Ted WP over | hi ole of Eaten’s at ie Ree (ae. Se See. Frenk FERNS |comething Gat sheets te at|" Boumediense was bors in azing special summ ue! _ par gnc yin a cascade bou- gara Falls. Brantford and Gil tae <ietuier ie hak MY Bigatti - ean a i Nova Scotia. | concern to everyone. Without a | 1925 in Guelma, in eastern Al- am su er val me _ que roses. Orchard i . 8 | ° : Mrs. George Scantlebury, was bride wales Se close mal "ar iesdo now?” he whispered seem- | also held a community shower at | = matron of honor and Mrz, Orval |apeicat boucle, with white acces. | 22 afraid of so tragic a hap- her home. and the Land and) MARY HAWORTH j2 hymm and the Lord's prayer _le Willis, sister of the bride sories and her corsage was Pe: Sea Ranger group of which she) ae . im unison. closed the worship sef- was bridesmaid. They were iden- of white carnations. eae rs a wet | was a - held 9 supper! e ° wee tically gowned in sheaths of| The wed: | Seymore” § James com-| Sarg Tartea, Summer- | W d a ad The vice president. Mrs. Alice white with yellow coin dots, and 37 hong Ate * snerwood. (Cored. "You'll see — they! side, when they presented her IGOwWs A vis To Lose MacNeill opened the business yellow tulle overskirst. They! (Photo by R. B. Hambly) |p nanae®. poe et ee ee . part of the meeting. when roll . “Peter!” Mack called. | Selve | Othe Int t “jeall was responded to by mem- i “I guess I'l have to go” he) After visiting his grandson. S n F n eres S$ ‘bers repeating a verse of ELLEN’S DIARY | said. “We're going to bury her | Randell and Mrs. Caseley, Kel-/ |seripture containing word “Ev- jnow down by the snowball tree vin Grove, and other members. Dear Mary Haworth: Some jlady to the altar, even assuming eriasting” in the garden.” of his family in that area, Ed- ‘me ago you published a letter he knew she was mad for him, It was decided to pack box of Th L Of A p Sad indeed the loss of a pet is, ward C. Caseley has returned to {Tom DE.. awidow, 50, all along. used clothing to be““tent over- @ Loss ny et \to a child. And even though we his home at Charlottetown. | bright, attractive. capable, with It is for such reasons that ge®- seas and members were asked |may comfort ourselves by say-| a good figure, a good job and a tlewomen such as you and Mrs. ‘to bring donations to next meet- Is Ve Sad To A Child jing “He is young. He will soon! Mrs. William Gionet, Alberton |Dright outlook on life — but with D. E., as well as others not so ing ry 1 lforget it” it may be that to a South, was hostess to a post|# Problem. gentle, in your age bracket — it Friendship secretary repotted. 5 sensitive one, the memory of it nuptial shower for Mrs. Ron-| She had difficulty meeting eli- is for such reasons that you'd be home and hospital. calls and Last night's stars: “flowers in| Tomorrow, we felt, we should | Will always remain. ald Blanchard (the former Eu-|Zible men, or of making new well advised to really. honest- cards sent during month: : the meadows of night’’ high and see arch cff cloudless blue sky | “Let's forget it!” we once nice Ramsay) whose marriage | among married couples, ly “lose” yourselves in the est meeting will be held at clear above our valley and its over the green hills, sunshine in | OVerheard ome of a pair of took place recently Decorat- | Jest is meistsising existing good old - fashioned way. in the the home of Mrs. Murdock Mac- encircling rim of hills, ‘promis. 2 warm summery ‘hese on the adults suggest with a chuckle | ions were in pink and white, and |‘Tiendships im married circles, field of “good works,” if you ex Sween, with Mrs. Omar Neill ed sunshine today. As did also, 'fie!ds jafter an argum e-nt betwee n| during theevening instrumental |i" their customary stamp i ng pect to sneak up on a man and leading the worship service and we remember now, the morning-. There was sun across a wall|them had reached an uneasy music and singing were enjoy- | STounds. | get custody. roll call to be answered by verse NO DOWN PAYMENT star seen through the dark of by our table this morning as we|¢limax. “We're grown men. ‘ed. In opening her gifts, the, Her point w as that nobody, There is hardly any aspect of scripture containing word leafed branches, with which. im/breakfasted, and a song in the’ Even children are wiser than bride was assisted by Withelm- 22©™s helpfully int in the |of “single life” that seems more “¢aith* Refreshments will be see the other exciting summer festival talues at SINGER a wakeful spell, we wandered... |burning stick on our hearth. we. They can quarrel in one ina Skerry and the accompany. Uaattached woman. In reply you/withered, forlorn and. alas, re-|in charge of Mrs. Murdock Mac- : The night - sounds came in at! ‘The crops will grow today” | breath, and make up in the next 'ing good wishes were read by suggested she was making a pelient to the cagey male, than Syeen Mrs. O mar Neill, Mrs. the open window, the little whis-| Jamies commented. and go off hand in hand then to | Phyllis. Avery. ~' pitch for romance on the debut-/a woman past her first youth Beaumont Newport * 164 Great pering movements in the moon- “They should” we agre- play.” j ante level. and you advised her who is obviously, anxiously,| The meeting was adjourned by 7 George St. Tight. sigh of leaves awaiting ed, “with sunshine, and warmth While it is true that sometimes | Friends and neighbors, hon- ‘0 address to the field of | tensely, avidly on the Jockout \repeating benediction and re- SEWING CENTERS Charlottetown the dawning, noise of falling after rain.” \their memories are short - lived, |ored Teresa McQuaid at the £04 works,” as a potentially |for “love and marriage.” | freshments were served by th , water at the dam, sound of stir. What a pleasing, serenity and other happenings like that which|home of her parents at Tem more fruitful approach to satis-| So, if you are in that condition, hostess and committee im 8 eaniemnk of ths Seager Canguay ring chirps im the trees, those peace there was to the morning! |Peter experienced this morning | Mile House recently. C on nie | faction - of - need. \the only ipossible antidote is: charge i — oa gentle, peaceful sounds, which Eve? the tea sparkled as we CaM, as we well recall, leave Reeves escorted the bride to be | There are many of us in D.E.‘s forget it. Put your mind on ii . 5 ‘poured it to the cups. ‘their scars. le the seat of honor, and the | Shoes today, youthful in.appear-| something else. That's the first “If we don’t put more stock om So today. weather - wise, was many gifts were opened by Mau-|9™" and most cer- long step towards attracting that front field” James remar- |@nother perfect day. One to reen MacDonald and Kay Mc- tainly not ready to die - on-the- your heart's desire. |make this June - time beloved | Quillan. Connie Reeves read |“ite- 45 for myzelf, I have 2a In the Pilgrim's Newsletter and remembered. the accompanying _verses and “122 - 10 figure, I look a good 10 /from Aylesford Abbey, Eng- years younger than my age, I |land, for May, 1965, there is this have a good educational back-|true story of a Dublin profess- IDA BAILEY ALLEN | ground amd a good executive jional man's progress in prayer: (e / an “Hie tnd £0 Join ts te weelly am musical, artistic: I ride group prayer own urg- Tas Wien Sch itz | {and swim well. I am an expert jent needs. Then he found him- er ni © a ee eee ee eee ae | eee : belong to numerous clubs and'and praying for those around Even A Bride Can,Make | organizations, both local him with greater needs. Thus he jand nak Gee active (ee ee a ie ta ot © . ;my church, surely would praying people. ‘WHEN I started to list the; TOMORROW'S DINNER | an asset to a man as his wife. all he was asking for when he | tools for my new kitchen to pre- Tossed Diced Tomato | Knowing that a woman is at forgot himself!” MH. | pare meals for my husband and Mixed Green Salad her best when married, 1 would Mary Haworth counsels |myself, I thought of my moth- Not - Sweet French Dressing | like o marry again. And there through her column, not by Sa ane te wens sak lhe Wiener (Veal) Schnitzel must be desirable men, of appr- mail or personal interview. jed, and in which I wish I had Sauce Marinara .. opriate age and stat us, who Write her in eare of The Guawd- sete «| gman camel) Fuh et eck roe Tn 5 ‘the aes ose .E. and me, with a view to lem of what basic kitchen tools|) (Homemade or Frozen) i i U T to bay.” | E | ee ee cee Oe oO n ‘ Melon Slices ‘tablished. : active mem- ‘First, what is fundamental Measurements level; recipes (bers of “eaalel i ’ fr occorie cooking?" T ace. for © eae Se et ve. cus! Used Clothing easuring - P |spoons,” she answered. WIENER (VEAL) amet ec nomena ee Overseas “aes a cet of graduated 2lb- leg of veal, sliced %” thick last generation, it coes against irs Frank Crabbe was hos- measuring cups and. 1 (8 oz.) ,1"2 tsp. salt our grain to pursie men ageres- tess to the members of the measuring cup,” I added. “One |1-3 tsp. pepper ae ; Princetows Road “UCW recent- | large and 1 small rubber scraper | “* ¢- flour i ; t meant to over - em- ly for their June meeting. The t. to scrape out mixing bowls and |‘ ©. milk |Phasize youth and good looks 48 devotional period was led by + Saucepans, so you won't waste|! eg, beaten eee oo vee ne un ele Russel Smith and the ser a bit. A rotary hand beater. a|1* ©. fine dried seasoned bread | wares women Ik no w are st vice was opened by a kynfe. wire cru i Lae ey = . week, 0 pastry Denier |s cap. butler or ' (leek, far from the “fair. fat and ont eS une ae Ia colors of red, green, yellow and bine. Baill for king-size the Pay wih 6 meng 6 tween free oma cap. w. 7. (nee wee, Te, ty Mn, Bre board: use one side for mincing 6 small sardine fillets or an- idl W¥.: A man in the MacSween. vegeables or slicing meat, the _ _Chovy fillets ‘optional) od ~ age bracket appreciat- 4 duet was sung by June and $ other for si icignspecial loaf ® thin slices lemon (additional) ie ae wert i Joanne Crabbe, and a peom Now ‘breads. Large and small kiteh- Sauce Marinara (follows) being “Fathers Too” was read by. Mrs. Only en tongs are a must. You will, Cut veal into 6 pieces suited to disiues ter 7 oa ae Alice MacNiell. A message on (Bee ese Tar mtcings s tong =| Sf together sil, pepper ana Md ecea |S tren to tae teal a a oe a long - * TWICE BEAUTIFUL =— way © mt \hendhed hiteben apoce for stir flour. Dust all over the slices) oyun, 8 a Sooeees So flattering with its grace-| DRESS UP a kitchen, with ut- Ting. and a 2-prong kitchen fork. Oa cea cheese tek | orang «given whem sa i ful. neck- baring collar oust ,- daisy, Add a grater, small flour sieve, * in veal slices; then have whim |. &. BENNETT CARR ; designed’ both das'ond cresing |dingle stitch -— letters in erose-(etiity Kalle, 1 carving knife 3 cover all over with & coating of TSS" ty your actions. that yous Maguramce Counselling versions! Sew either for parties stitch. Pattern 7396: six 4% x |Pering knives, a vegetable a ' are desperate arriage 80+ geitie® Superviesr = or club dates. we rn Tnotifé.” ; ler, and 2 cake cooling racks. all Slow - fry until tender and a a ak 3 Charlettetown. PEL 3 (8%- ‘ foe , . ; } e . Printed Pattern 4709: Misses’ | moderately priced ccldes brows ii DMMDORAIL foes wants tw exeerieece 815 Gee enee Cem. |S Sires 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42.| Thirty-five cents (coins) for Covered Guna eaten nee tee cca oC (no = stamps, | "Next comes the basic cooking - Place atop 5 wife He likes to ‘eel that it ° e

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