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ELLEN’S ‘DIARY

Old Lilac Bush‘A’r Ho'me~- Hcippily ’Tis Remembered

Now is the lilac-time on the Island. Every bush is "a thing of beaiity and a joy forever” in the vrliite or mauve blossoms, we best know.

"In my dreams last night" one of kin commented recently, “I saw the old lilac bush at home. It was lovely—simply covered over with a mass of bloom. I don’i: know why it should have come to mind so clearly, when” she laughed, “I might as well have been dreaming or! orchids or some other exotic blossoi .. But there it was! The old bush of childhood which grew close by the well-house there. It was so real i could fairly smell the fra- grance“ she offered.

"And see the bees in the blos- Ioms” we chuckled.

“And hear them buzz...you know in that lazy sl epy way that goes with a w m sunny day. I guess I must have been thinking of our own, beitore I went to bed—~tih~ua came t h e dream."

"Or else" we suggested "sub- consciously you were reliving childhood scenes." _

"And I was’ a barefoot tyke

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vised. “They're not unlike bagpipes, charming out of doors, but confinement seems to crowd them. The lilac-scent is so heavy that even a single spray does."

and the June brides with their

ehatting at the Charlottetown Ho- tel.

mix-in-g mud-pies in its shade, eh? Caught in the perfume. . .decora- ting my bakings . with the. tiny

ﬂorets of bloom? Those were the.

days" she chuckled. “Every day was a holiday, and there wasn't a care or worry or trouble in the whole wide world. But there’s no time better than the lilac- time, is there?” she said soberly.

“And wasn’t it providential that our parents and forebears thought to plant lilac roots?” we queried. “We don't see many being plan- ted these years.”

“There” she nodded “that's something I must do next Sipring. Yes” she smiled, “rockets, space- ships, end-of-world prophesied or not, I’m going to set out some new lil-cas theii.”

Granddaughter gathered spnays she explained. »

"Better not too many” we ad- the

June brings the l-ilac-tiime. . . .

NATIONAL PRESIDENT VISI TS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. Mitchel MacDonald are pictued: Miss Maclvlamis was the honor- which time she addressed risin- ‘‘ ed guest at the Notrc Dame an- ‘ bers of the alumn-ae,and the grad-

nual supper meeting Saturday at

weddings and showers

With James, we attended a shower in the neigliborhpld this evening, and once more caught a glimpse of the rare happiness which is attendant upon entrance to that heavenly estate.

What a happy’ time it is for a young bride-to-be, a time of pretty gowns and ﬂowers, of good wishes and of gifts. And we thought of the little goldifincli, keeping fast to her nest today when cool adverse winds blew.

So ‘brides, i-t came to mind, must keep high their hopes and their dreams throughout every vi-cissitude of the years ahead. For not every d-ay will be cares- sed by summer zephyrs. Over so_me, it may be to refine them more, to touch womankind to pur- er gold, the chill wind-s , of Fate are sure to blow.

“They marry younger now", James comments unlacing his shoes in the old armchair.

"But Providence seems to bless them" we otifer.

And this day was cool, yes and windy. It is calm now and’ show- eny and richly scented with frag- rance of lilac. . in this the lilac- time of the year.

Until tomorrow — -- — Diary- Good-night.

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CENTRAL ROYALTY W. I.

The monthly meeting of Cen- tral Royalty Women's Institute was held in the Community Hall on June 4th. The president, Mrs. John MacAleer presided and the meeting opened with the creed repeated in unison.

Minutes of previous meeting were read and a-ppnoved. The treasurer Mrs. Arthur MacRae gave her report, which was fol- lowed by the reports of all oom- m.-ittees.

The reports of two banquets held recently were very favour- able, as w ell as the pro- ceeds from a cake sale. Corres- pondence wa-s read, discussed. Plans were made to attend the District Convention in Central Royalty Hall on June 5th and two delegates were appointed to the Annual Convention at Prince of Wales College in July. They are Mrs. Hugh McLeod and Mrs. John MacAleer.

As the Lone Guide Round-up will be at Central Royalty Hall July 2-7, it was decided to have the hall and kitchen cleaned again before that date.

The treasurer was asked to give the donation to the teachers for the prize for the pupil in each class showing the most improve- ment during the year.

Meeting adjourned aallter which a delicious lunch was served by

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NINGS

Dr. Malcolm B. Dnckerty was a guest speaker at the Sllst. an- nual meeting of the Canadian Medical Association held in Hali- fax, June 16 - 20. Dr. l)oc»kerl.y

attended the Cardigan school ‘and Prince of Wales College prior to entering the Dallinusie University School of Medicine.

Dr. Malcolm B. Dockerty is consultant and head out’ the Sur- gical Pathology Section at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minne- sota. He is also Professor of Pathology at the University of Minnesota Graduate School. In addition t-o his teaching and pro- fessional activities, Dr. Dockerty, along with his associates, has taken active partriscipation i-n re- search develorpment in the diag- nosts of carcinoma. Dr. Dockerty is a graduate of Dalhousie Uni- versity School of Medicine. Short.- ly after receiving his M.D. he ob- tained his M.S. in Pathology at the University of Minnesota. He is a member of the American Association of Pathologists and Bacteniologists and other allied organizations.

Dr. Dockerty spoke in General Session on Thursday, June 19. and also in Session B in the afternoon of the same day. His topic in the former was “Problems in Oytodetection of Early Carcinoma of the Cervix": and in Session B he spoke on “Neoplasms of the Small Intestine."

Dr. Dockerty is expescted on a brief visit to his mother. Mrs. Robert Dockerty, Cliarlottetown, this weekend. He will also visit Mrs. Walter Ross.

At a party which was held at

Mrs. C. W. Currie. Keppoch. on ‘Saturday evening, June 21. Mr. H. R. Miller was presented with a 35 mm. camera. a gift from fellow workers at the Depart- ment of Public Works. Canada.

Mr. Miller has accepted a pro- motion in Departmental Head- quarters and will be leaving for Ottawa on June 25. -start mem- bers and their wives. husbands. and friends attended the party.

Also present at the function were three‘ officials of the depart- ment who are presently visiting in the province Mr. C. K. Hurst, Ottanw-a; Mr. J. A. Brown.

St. John's, Nemtoundland.

Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Feasby of Toronto. who have been attending the Ca.n»adian Medical Association in Halifax. were guests Friday and Saturday at the Charlotte- town Hiotel. Dr. Fcasb-y is the medical director of the Canadian Di-aubetic Association of Canada.

There are branches of this or- ganization’ in every province in Canada. Friday evening a branch was formed in the eastern city ol Chiarlovttetorwn and in the western city of Winnipeg.

Mr. T. J. inrna-n. Central Be- deque. left on Friday morning to attend the M. W. Grand Orange Lodge sessions of British Amer- ica. to be held at the Laurentiai Hotel, in Montreal June 23 to 26th.

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‘Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morri- son, train Edmonton, Alberta, who have been touring the lvlianitime

the summer cottage of Mr. and

provinces by car, left for a trip

Halifax; and Mr. J. E. Knight,

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meeting of ‘rorlt Point ‘W I. was held at the home of ?.\ir.=. Reggie _MacEv.-en. T119 m:=ci.in: opened. by singing the "Wis". lolv lowed by the creed in unison.

The minutes were read and ap- proved with roll call responded In by eleven members and two visitors. ,

School corrimiiter gave their re- port. Sick committee reported sending two treats.

The sum of $69. was passed in- to The Salvation Army. which was collected in the district. Mrs. Wendell Doczkendorfrf and Mrs. Wilfred MacKinley were appoint- ed to attend the annual conven- tion July 2nd and 3rd. in Char-

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around Nova Scotia. on Monday. June 16th. after spending .a plea- sant week on P. E. island. While" here they made their licadquarb ers at the home of their Uncle and Aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lord, Central Bedeqiie.

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‘TTI-TON .l.T.P._I. ms Clene f-lnberts is .-loiia+ii<.5 ,, _ a prize to the l3'—_1'l3Ll who niade ?“p h“‘9 a:h',+m"8 L“ M11?-on the liigliest mark in Cil‘3“'ln_E du_r- A - A ll - 1 S Feglllar Liter- mg {hp} yea)‘. aigv nieetin; at the home of Mar- Thé‘ Sum ill 513"“ “"35 ‘’‘'’'‘’‘’i “‘ mi‘! and Janet Rodd h‘: “ed by the leach“ for Schml The im=(‘lill£ opened \\‘1li‘l ,, I A

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were asked to donate soft drinks‘ ll-Vm" l”“°“‘9d for school pi~.cni'~t-. Plans were S«m:ipl1u'e lesson made for same with Mrs. Aubrey 12:, Pierrc_v.

Ewen to cook hams. i We seU‘er'ar":' Nancy Th°"“" it was decided to have swim.» -‘ml “""‘d me m“““°5 "f the Pre- ming lessons again this year with vinus meetinil which were mop. Mrs. Gordon Ma-cEwen as leader. led. Programme committee for next; Eljzabplh and walla” Mm,‘ month Ms. Wendell Dockendorff. son cordially invited the A.Y.P. Lunch committee. Mrs. Aubrey.A. in their home for the next iVIacPhail. Mrs. Reggie MacEweii meeting. lrﬁleseltir/liasicwilii/Iab(:3Eahzfiniatlr The l‘‘'”“’’ ””°3“““ W *3“ John MacKinley. . zed that 8 Country Gm would KITCHENER. Ont. (CP)——First «Marry a Country Boy“. support,‘ clii1dren‘s group to assist the Sun- ' ing the pro side were Myirna 00.1. beam Home for handicapped chil~ cs. M-arion Rodd and Wallace Ma- dren here was a pack of Brown tlieson and supporting the con ies. future Girl Guides. from Wai- = side were Elizabeth Matheson, erloo. As their “good turn" they Enid Coles and John Coles. The hemmed diapers. ldebate was won by the pro sir-1.,

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