fax, NS» ‘ an August 2nd. were played “Here

f |Mrs. Robert Hudson, Goose Bay, ay — Labrador, Mrs. Alma Adams, Toronto, Ontario, and Mrs. Bud-|) idy Brander. and Mr. Bradford MacRae both of Summerside, P. E.I, While im Halifax, they were the guests of Mrs. Roger D

tuning home, they spe time at Greenwood, N guests of L.A.C. and ) MacRae.

Barbara Rankin, Phyilis Colwill, Cheryl Perry and Jean Reid.

Mr. and Mrs. Hibbert Hughes |

Mre. Ernes MacLeod, York | the fortieth anviversary of their Lane, enteptained a number .of @ tea on last Thursday m,honor of her sister. ‘athléen MacLeod and Miss | weanor Johnson, prier to their return “to Montreal. Miss Mac- | aiso present. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh- Leod and Miss Johnson spent the | es ware pleasantly surprised when past three weeks: vacationing in | they were ushered into the dining Charlottetown and Orwell Cove. lroom. A beautiful decorated Re oid: | wedding cake centered table and The winners of the W.I. Schol- a delicious dinner was served. arship donated by. County Line Foliowing’ the dinner, the eldest No. 2 District Women’s Institut- granddaughter extended congrat- es, are the following: Ist. Jean yjations, love and all good Wishes MacNeill of Augustine Cove. Mat- | io Grannie and Pops as they are lyn Best of Tryon was 2nd.,.and affectionately called. She pre- Elizabeth McColl 3rd of Carleton-| sented .them with an envelope Siding. This is $100.00 sctiolarship | containing a sum of money from divided among. the three Grade their two daughters, their son, X students of the convention area seventeen grandchildren and standing highest in the matricula- five great grandchildren. toon exams, who are going to | continue their studiés. Scholar-

daughter im Pisquid, where other

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for - the first time. The successful |

¢ was solemn- corsage of red roses. The bride girts are to be congratulated on " m The Baptist| groom's mother was” unable to| their high marks and are wished seouche’ on July 14th, | attend due to ilmess every success, im their “ future when Rev. Michaelf A reception for over one ‘hun- | studies.

of the groom,/dred guesti-was held at Sum-| pee | Nova | merlea-. Restaurant. » Rev. Mich- | ae 7 er 4 Mr. and} ael Rooney proposed the toast to | i ze eno, liscouche, the Bride, to which the groom re- iy W t

and Oyril Peter Walsh, son of | sponded. The music ey supplied of Me. and an weet, weight Mire Benjamin Walsh and the! by the HIFI orchestra tNorth Carleton. Miss Fowler i: fate Mr. Walsh of Montreal. For the honeymoon trip to New ‘enjoying first visit to P.E.I

The beautiful-home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Rourke, North

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Miss Mary Fowler, Edmonton. | Alberta, is visiting -her friend

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Mrs. W. Ohester S- McLure and

5 ee ee, chareh was | York and the Eastern States, the | and Being a schoo! teacher 2s ver: Miss Lena (McLare. a latter ai with ated for the: oc- ‘pride travelled ina dress of | int erested in the history ‘of the pave” Simgprecranipey og Pncsed Province and the many historic

Hotel for the past three years and al oa she was. geiviieged *° | now leave to take up residence | ory lin Toronto.

Also preset et the sists were

white and .yellow [black and white organ. over ‘mums. Mr. John DesRoche was net, with white coiiiniains and | organist and accompknied Miss corsage of red roses.

Mia Backer, who sang “Mother,| Mr. and Mrs Walsh will take At Your Feet ee Kneeling ” iup residence: in Montreal;

sll Po where | Miss Mary Fowler ot Fdmon of the Queen Ho-

a ten ore Sag Tard | the groom is employed: with the \ton, AlGerta, epent the Tats of ete Ho- [Nor thera Electric Company. | visiting with (Mr. and Mrs. §.C. | gang” MacDonald, Mrs. Austin

Given in marriage by hef fath-| Out of towa-guests were: Mr. | wright. Central Royalty. ss Sin Salles’ tibiaete.

Miss ‘Cheryl and Miss Sharon Lee Rich- Td. Music, singing and dancing was enjoyed, Lunch was served by .Millie Gallant, assisted by

of. West Covehead, celebrated | marvtage on July 23rd. The fol- lowing Sunday, they were guests of honor at the home of» their

members of their family were

River Road; was the setting for | Street; ‘a lovely party on Friday evening tal Daniel | ef members of the staff.

O'Rourke entertained in honor’of | at Government House showed the

i | Elinor Bernard, R.N., held at the | ™’ home of ‘her parents, Mr. - and. Mrs:* Elmer Bernard, Kensing- ton. Pink “and white. streamers marked the seat of honor to which she .was edcorted by Miss Lois Shaw of Charlottetown She was presented with a bouquet of sweet peas by her niece, Cindy Ber- nard. Nuptial music was pinzed

J in by Beverley and Stephen Ber- |nard, niece and nephew. of the bride-elect, and the ribbons,.were™ cut by Miss Betty Milton of Mal- den, Mass., amd Miss Pamela | Shaw of Charlottetown. Miss: Beth Oarruthers of Augustine Cove and Mrs. Roger Kennedy read the Rift cards, and the many lovely gifts wre arranged by Miss Joan Bowness of Kensington- and Fort Laurderdale, Fia., and Mrs. Allison Roach. ~ Lunch was served by the hos-

a eee eae taffeta, floor ee tension featuring a very full skirt, slim fitted bodice, long tapering sleeves and a high neckline accented with sequins. A coronet of tiny pearls held hér waist length veil in place dnd she carried a bouquet of pink ros Miss Ida Doucette, sister of the

to be sober et work, giving it ell his attention, but he dimples hap-

pily when at play. Thoughtful and generous

and of a mipd to be fair, he is ,much_ interested in his 4-H work'and doing quite well al it, under the capable and kind- ly i ‘thal are his..

His calf? Granddaughter chuck- led to her grandfather this eve- ning: “She did* well? How else c she do? Didn't I ‘put a good. wish on her’ that night of the weighing!"

September will have come by

tess assisted by Mrs Fred -Sem- ple, Mrs,, Allison Bernard, Mrs. E. H. Bean, Mrs. Charles - Ken- |

Mrs. John Milton. Mr. various phases of the shower for } Miss Elinor Bernard with a pol- | onoid camera, the rapid develop- | ment of the prints adding much to the interest ‘of ghe evening. ~

Hotel Management _ |

Honors Departing Guests

| ployees watching the Royal cou-

ple as drove along Water the Charlottetown Hospi- /showing the Sisters and oth-

The views at the Garden Party

guests moving around the grounds with numerous closeups of the Queen and the Duke. | After delicious refreshments had been served Mrs. Mcluire | land Miss McLure were, preset: | ted by the O'Rourke families | {with a large framed picture from | the Craswell studios of the “Bir cfies at Victoria .Park’’. The sen- for employees presenited a West clox electric clock. !

Mrs. McLure and -Miss~McLure | in thanking the management and | staff said how very pleasant had- been the yedits at The Queen Ho | tel and thei~residence there would always be one of life's ot.

memories.

@, the bride was lovely in her| | and Mfs. B.J. Walsh, Mrs. Hugh wedding gown of embroi dered Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wal sh | Miss Oarolyn Johnston, Murray” ; ae and Mrs. Bet over satin, ballerina length, | of Montreal; Miss Mary Camp- | River, has returned to her h Ca eeey M idl featuring a fitted bolice with bat- bell of Woodstock, N.B.: Mr and | During the evening Mr. . , = are tee ‘ after spending the summer with Rourke showed qnoving pictur: | eee neceine, Tn gertip veil) Mrs. William Ma@Kinn Lop. Lynn, her grandparerts, Mr. afid Mrs. | as in technicolor of the recent of imported illusion was held in | Mas ts; Mr. © an#.;Mrs..! pyerett Weatherbie, Pownal. | rd I place with a pearl tiara ‘and she | Joséjh Roche;-Tona: Mrs. Frank Royal Tour on Prince Edward Is- Carried a bouquet of red roses. | Rooney, Mr. John Rooney, Om] \ties Lois W eis ‘ths & land. oe of peighiomn yp a oar eee Veed.. saber of Weill t_ Mrs Helen—McKenna_and j turned to Tororito, Ontario, afte i Seceia es i and em the bride, as bride maid, was/ family and. Duncan Hughes, ten spending tw weeks vac —e ham } Queee od ee gowned in wh ‘Sandy er }lottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Ja Me€S | on the Isjand. She was the gu taffeta, ba yt e| Michael Roonev. Viontreh Gar as / Gi , ’ mos “me ae : of her ya@rents, ‘Mr. and Mrs, od Green cumberb A green ete and Reta ae ae Ham-! ore Weatherbie, Pownal. ERLE S ‘DIARY floral em br yldery She wore an ton, Ontario; Mr. and Mr Pet-| oe j morte green pirture hat of import ter Perry, Kinkora: .~:, Mass | Agnes Lowry, ded. ed illusion . a cascade| (Photo by Heckbe rt Studio) fias returned to Toronto, Ontario, | of pink roses EE este pea "| after spending her holidays with | Mr. Bened 5 hs OPERATION SATISFACTORY | Mr. and\ Mr: Everett Weather- brother's t-man. Messrs El- ; ‘ ye Wie Dia Veno, brother of the: bride | EAST GRINSTEAD, England ie, er and Leo Wals the of the| Reuters)—Lady Chufchil! under-| Miss Gerene Gallant a Septem: | By this, # comes to_mind, the groom, ushered 3 to| went a minor eye operation at|ber bride-to-be way jentertained September-month will have come- at ; a : She is a dainty miss, we f . their -pews rkedithe Queen Vic%ria Hospital here' at a miscella shower, on : whit ’ = blue-eyed, -golden-gowned. ‘$§ he with whitk n ow+Tuesday apd her condition was| Wednesday \pening, August 19th a kl kl of | €arnations 4 at the ¢ af Mr. and Mrs. Ec | ¥@Ps: 4 spar bing" Gec ace J as aes iio ee be “sat sfactory Phe | ond sida oT a Sandee sapphiggs, a. wreath of asteut “Za a ee ee ee of Sir,Winston Churchil | : eee ere Ghter’s weiidi®z 2 pure silk flow-|+ me dinddes Sek Boag ny ~ a wasfieitted| to a beautiful dec — at a brookside in her fair ered sheath drew, with match-jresult of a severe attack of [orate chair hy Miss Ruth Ram-("“"-. = “amg hat, white accessories and a shingles isay. The_lovely gifts were open- | “I love September best of all aE aied . , 1 | the months—love her mellow days

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ed by Ruth Rameay and the ver-

lses read by Phyllis Colwill. A | the array ‘of

and the

and her ripeness: stocks on the stubbles.

ising-song with Mrs. Erland Ram- Say at the piano * was much en- |! gardens and orchards so full” nl joyed. Ice cream afd. sweets! reacall one say, the joy of it a ware eorved. bw Mrs. Eriand (Oe She has been called away | Ramsay assisted: by Mrs Roy | }since last harvest to a land of Ramsay. ' L eternally greén meadows and—wa- : tered. gardens to dweil. “iis. Fred: Tavior, North’ Gran \ sweet-sad month it is. Full ville, aunt of the bride-to-be en-| 0! Charm: gold and blue days, tertained at a miscellaneous show | fruited treesand vines; corn gol- er recently, when relatives and | den on tall green stalks; grain- friends showered Gerene with | @nds being harvested—sound of | Hovely gifts. The bride elect was, Dinder_reaping, of combine gath- l escorted i a vellow and white | SFIng in;-of thre sher winnowing, decorated chair by. Miss -Ferne| @’ong the leng t) and- breadth of Taylor, while Mrs. John .Paynt-| the farmlands. Sweet, yor but er ptayed ‘“‘Here Comes the | sad when ghimpsing the : utumnal’ Bride’. The gifts were opened by hues creeping into the woodlands | Mrs. Elwood MacQuarrie and 2nd touching the trees in the | Mildred Bernard. While Mrs. hedgerows, we remember anoth- | Lowell Andrews tead the verses, er vegr of -our precious time is Heather and Ferne Tavior ar-, drawing now to a Close.

ranged the gifts. Lunch was ser-| This ,however° was an August

ved by Mrs, Fred Taylor assisted | day One with overcast skies and | by Mrs. John Paynter and Mrs. | add showers, of concern to the | Walter Bernard. farmers who would like to get on oe. 2 es -apace with, their fieldwork.

Miss Gallant’ was entertained, “No day this to dig potatoes,” at her home on Tuesday evening,|one coming by offered with a! August 2oth., when Mrs. Lorraine | disappointed’ air,“ You need a..””|

Sep tember A Month Of. ‘Ohers And Mellow Days.

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‘to get the: binder in the field!”

itend the Achievement Day

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,-** perfect day - for.” ‘that—a dry day ‘with nicée™ sun ‘and aed | wind” James nodded. ‘

“Do you “know, Ellen, I miss |

nedy, Mrs. Horace Paynter and | joy if John Milton followed the |

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the growing of potatoes?”’ he sad

‘cows were killed by lightning Sat-'

Martel-Doucette Vows |Pledged At Palmer Road —

bride, as maid of tenet, Wea | gowned in ballerina length pearl green net over taffeta with mat-

ching bolero and white accessor- ies and carried a bouquet’ of Queen Elizabeth roses.

Mr. Alphonse LeClair was. the best man.

(Mrs. Doucette chose for her daughter’s wedding a blue nylon dress with white accessories and a corsage of ite roses. Following t fast was served at the bride's parents rick Walsh and Rev. gg the guests. The bridal par- ty. en- _motored =. i points of interest in the returning im the evening to the home “of the groom's parents where supper was served to a large number of invited guests. The dining room was attractive- ly decorated in a color scheme of blue and white streamers and ‘wedding bells and the table was centered with a‘threetier wed- ding cake topped with a minia- ture bride and groom. The even- ing-was-spent-in- music -andsdae. cing. Mr. and’ Mrs. Martel “wil take |J. up residence in Halifax, N.S.

LIGHTNING KILLS COWS Th PEMBROKE, Ont. (CP). —Nine

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ways a pice time for us. ..I see, he commented. “‘that in some) provinces - they're not too happy with present ways of harvesting | them—the potatoes get more and less battered and bruised.” ” “Our old digger.

and the beaters wrapped” Jamies smiled, ‘‘and a good team” lhe nodded. ‘‘always made a fair -good job of the digging.” ‘The harvest?" another fanm- answered our query. “We're. guess, like a good many ottr- Waiting now for a fine day

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