MARY HAWORTH

Advice Given Ladies On Husband Hunting

DEAR MARY EAWOR’PH: In. reply to 21-year-old AB’s inqmry I as to where ho ’ .

public dances‘. here are some i suggestions to supplement yours. 1‘

adul‘I

bowling league. education class. dramatic club and the like

Second. join chuxmh-afifiilialed adult elu: . whose programs aren't limiied ho dances but In- clude cwflurail. amniotic benevolent programs as well.

'llhtird. cultivate the friends you have. of all ages and walks of life. Anyone of them. any day. may introduce you to the ideal manlmetmyhmbanduua blind date.

Now I have a problem: Sev- eral umnarrried girl friends. In their middle and late twemiu. look no my husband and me In help them find marriage - species. It. seems the only bach- elors they know are either about 20 or past do. Where e the 1 their thirties?‘

All bhe hhintyish Jewish men

ligion. in this case. l we know are already manded.‘

Q Q

DEAR G.G.: I agree with the I social critic who wisecra-cloed in i a magazine column of aphorrismo ‘ published years a : "The I right job and-or the right ma; are two things that a girl must{ find for herself." I

However. meet your quee-i find. I would expect fo find." uhlirtyish Jewish bachelors In-I: vesting Iheir leisure in bile hypei of activity you've listed above! in Category No. 2. I

Also at the unmhry clubs and vacation resorts ' families and co—reliigvimisu om- gregate. Also transatlantic travel to and from Israel, or; sojourning there on holidayi visits. .

Also in the backstage and on- f stage worlds of the so-called. performing arts: the WOL'

the movies. the radio. TV and concert at has.

Also In the more or less egg- head walks of life: In fields of' Icience. in journalism. in medi-

ELLEN’S DIARY

The Brush Fire Flames Mount Up Into The Dim

This is iuly by the flowerings.l and by the wings. which drift. low In the grasses Wherein bind-I lets now keep... Thoughts turn in the haylands. "Watch out. lit-1 Ile nestlings and rabbits." we! say. "because these times the; keen blades of the haying-kniv-< es Will be passing your way!"l

Now we have the silence and: charm of a perfect July eve-l ning. Back in that area which was the maple grove. our farm- ers are tending clearing fires.I 'I‘ mes from the brush: heaps Eaihered up during thei wood-cutting. mount up into thei| dim hove. Nearer. seeminglyI only above the near hill to the’ sou'wesi. the moon begs folks to wish upon its magic...‘ Oldiime farmers will be bound now to say in their chattingzl

where dieuIyou

Roll call was responded to by '23 members at the recent meet- Ing f ortune United

l. h‘ tr‘ nd literary Church Women's Organization floor covering will be laid in gcleslfhf hill: daleaimng lax held at the home 0; Mn. Harry men I room. . profemora and postgraduaw urke. A letter which Invited the students). Also in industry. Clara Coffin led the devotion: members to atte In ummcr fact all over A < Iusiated by Sadie Aitlg: and a ampmat éehet Atlanhc ail-index:

" .6 ’ ‘ Isl of"Word a" -an g nrewure . wmch “Idem mm mm. udy e lunch committee for the

a ‘ was led by Esther Bennett as- \ misled by Jessie Wood. Passages

spinner friends must be upand- to from the book were distributed

do“! "‘ t'heir mun behalf.

carry their husband-hum ho a

successth conclusion. l just among the member! by Amy M

don't see how you can spPar- Campbell , Susan Burke.

head the drive for them. while r president requested assis- Lunch was served by M a Burke and her assistants.

‘For'iune UCWI Members"- ' ‘ Invited To Summer Camp

that here for the Sour-is Regatta. that

next meeting. to be he home of Clara Under-hay. is abel and Beale Althea

It was decided a new

ldatdie

fence at the Workshop Vacation hoo

' I . I th . h‘ - Mung can, 0 e “Kym” 1“ l for children and asked

r married staff. plies for the workshop. books on psydholng'y. Frances Townchend requested with reasoning. hhouiehni. monstra‘tion. etc.

I am 34 years old and have had two years of high school: education (‘an Wu suggest a reading lisi that I would be able to understand? . .

DEAR R.D.: Consult the head librarian. or the librarian in

rge of the Readers‘ Advisory Service for its equivalenil alt

MacDonald and Ronald MacDo- nald of Moncton. NB

Mrs. John Steckel and sons Richard and Paul. Menlo Park California. are visiting her par- nd Mrs. Roy Coles.

I Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Oliyer of Monroe Maine and signal-

.VOU 1008' NW“ 'l‘hm‘l‘y- 90“ man Lari-v Profit of Camp}

. . . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. “1‘9"th he“) 1" 5919a”? hm)“ Gagetown. N.B.. were in Alber-l Floyd Jay.

Ilhal OWWImId [0 Your 6799mm _ Iion last weekend In attend the Mrs. “D, Hendrick” and News“ a“ “"5 “me IgIIMacDonald - Profit wedding. daughter Darlene we" mu,

Your mental capacny (or

Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLellan.

ability to grasp Subject matterl

..(

eons Merlin. Irwki I were visitors in Charlottetown

ley was a visitor In Pisquid

East Wednesday the guest Mrs.

cent vlsl

. Stewart Is spending some time

01's In Charlottetown Wednm. da .

PISQUI'D EAST

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay with

and Glenn

Earle MacDonald. Lorne Val-

of

Harold Jay was re- 1

tor in Char Mr. Clifford Affleck.

Mount

. M on: wuu

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fumes T0 no

Ls commensurate with your na- ‘V A ) III Montreal. are visiting their five intelligence. I’i isn't limiied 3"” " " ' ' " l parents. Mr. 3 d Mrs. w. B“ I Tmlsfrawberry season Is now in terms In the amouni of for- P E I McLellan at Alma and Mrs. Ar-Il .“ “ swmg 1" this commun‘ ma! schooling you've had (or ' ° - thur Barnetf in Alberfon. Mmi "13' We"! at?“ 812:? Fist"; MEET?“ h. d m ,. 1d uh Mrs Ronald Parker, cen- be leaving July 27. Mrs. Par- lotieiowr representing If‘he j Genrgetsmelgs- Mmgm' ‘5 “sol Excm: I, :rgl'lsy place “‘11:. bestonbooks aOnalthc of; hande ire. is shown above with the her. Charlottetown. is I e Belvedere Golf and Wmier i; 8:119; er mo er. 1-1.. da I . don‘t feel that you've got 150 in“; two P.E.‘I. representatives for lpresifientf “(In C h (I PIE]. figb giggling; $51;ng I 81" e. . MIIIII Harold Jay was a mum.

' _ th C. dian Ladies Cham - ranc o e ana tan a- . . I . - . ‘ . I . . I am them that 59:50:33“? lorfshirfmaolf Tournament pin dies Golf Union. On her left presenting the Summerslde I MrsfrWilliamek Mnurphy LLLS: gnawingayhew I m my momme" ‘ m 'e Cal ar fo which fhev will is Mrs. William Beer of Char- Golf and Counlry Club. . med 0m. N? ‘.°.- 355" as I g ' 3". courage be true to yourself. g Y r - week and is visiting In George-i 161' Ml‘S- Earl MacDonald and in deciding. on the basis of care- ‘ town at the home of Mrs, Mam-J Mr. MacDonald.

Ice Donovan. r. and Mrs. Louis Cayer;

‘At supper. when Gage (grani- e. lsonl w 0 ad been ridding a

In short. don‘t labor over i grainland of weeds by maChine. books that bore you. than strike I came to join us. those were our as being too dull. or deep to . sweets. Peter came by after his

flul sampling. whai you do and

don't lri ‘.. Mrs. J. P. MacGac-hen (Ber-I

tie Reaghl Victoria. 8.0.. is the‘

guest of her sister. Mrs. Rob-

ert H

and ford. at the home of Mrs. Cayer‘e;

. accompanied by their daughter;

son motored from Rum-1 Maine and were guests!

suii your basic. afier you'vel, meal in request. a second dish ofl 00pm», Milton Mrs. Mac- uncle MrI Gem‘s. Jay .nd Mm.

given them a trial. jfhem. reasoning this would fill. Gnehen Wm remain with h “- JaVI Saturday If you are look-qu for a book I to a neatness. “that place still sigm- until the end of July_ jvn- and Mm David 31ml ho help you understand and empty" which existed according . Charlofletown were visitors u cope wiIoh nervous anxieties. you to his reckoning. beIWeen neck . M . d Mrs W. B. McLellan‘ the home 0 Mr. and Mrs. Han? 'Alma ‘

8 . might mvestigaie Dr. Abraham and crown! I . have as their guests. Mr.lI

old Jay. Sunday. i

mgghuvvin QMernial” IlinIalIt'hi A lovely week this was-sure-I land Mrs. Henry McIntyre an . ou- 1 annual iris-I“ What 5 lendid growth the . .Mrs. John McIntyre of Provi-' bophcr publ‘idhersl. crops madepencouraged by the 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. July 18, 1964.I den“ R L

l

Mary Hawm‘lih mun-“9‘3 W11" idamp of morning-fog or dewfall. «nigh her column. not by mail or 3 m shower. Though urs Wm] WWW" write her I not the weather for farmers who

, wished to get on with their hay- ing!

Mr. and Mrs. John Macho; lane. their daughter. Mrs. Rey-I holds and granddaughter. Ter-I ryanne Reynolds. arriv by}. man Monday eve ning from. .Courtney. B.C. to spend two'

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenklns. Women's Editor; Phone (-8500

in care of (The Guardianl.

So perfumed and happy are;

the little summer winds that k WIfl‘ M“ Na F H (I I chuckle as they pass and re- V m I Toronto is Stanton' Mass” are spending wee s I .. c a an- 5: pass. Is It the rose-scent. we Mrs' B‘ A' a e R lmeir annual vacation on the‘oarenis. Mr. and Mrs. Edward

Island. While here they visited I‘ Lem" Albeflon‘ Mrs

‘ai the home of Mr. and I Maurice Myers in St. Louis and

catch” Or a mixture from mil-I the gues.t 0‘ her aunt‘ Mrs' C- '

Ilions of petals? At any rate. {3111’ mm‘

I a poet has reminded us. "It ulyI..

Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Myers.

as Is 3 Mr- and M“ James surgent' and family of Wainwrirdit. Al—‘

‘Dartmouth. N.s.. recent r Mrs. Beatrice Gnu; in .. i in"! "05's 0' "3d. "he “01134100” visitors to Dunstaffnage guests. Felix, bilge Maggy“: I?" mfidrtflagf. "Have you nnficed the new Drill 'ncath a cloudless sky. l. f M MrsI Stanley Fosg; 8 I are m E“ It. moon'.I She's far over. this time! Their heads erect upon their ten Mrs Douglas 59mm and mm. ers mo er. rs; 3 er Not too good a sign. is it for the stalks. ' a “y of SalishIIwI NIBI have been Boudreault. Georgettmn. haying? No. Coolish and dampIWhiIe near them bloom, roses MII-I and Mrs. Lawrence Sum IIISIIIIII: at the home of MrI and, M” W Cheney SI MCLure And what of~ SamII SwuhensI and phlox. buryI and fam HyI ClevelandIIMrsI George ReevesI Freetown; and Miss Lena CI Mom” at“ Day?“ they will conjecture. ‘lt IS July. are vacationing at their “WWII. Irived Wednesday at noon EmmI

Toronto. They will spend the Murray Harbor spent the week-' summer on Prince Edward Is- end in Oromocto. N.B.. guests; land and are registered at the

Out of this morning‘s log. into 1 which echoes of the world it Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Machon..

veiled settled and died. the clay

I at Fernwood. l IThe robin in the maple free l ‘

I Entrcais her young in fly— I Andy Bierenrmdspof and Jake

of Mrs. Machon’s sister. Mrsloueen Hole]. Clarence White. On reiurn they: were accompanied by Mrs.

came sunny and warm... You heard them: the muted rumble of a passing train. the ceaseless

To stretch their Uny Wings 8m, Bierenroodspot and his daught- seeI fer Dorothy of Lexingion. Mass. The world about them N“ "d are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-1

STEAD’S Todav's Special TOTE BAGS . in bedroom one . hold 305, etc.

Kiddies Carry-all

' $1.00

_ Charlottetown's Best I Dial 4-4131 I

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“m” or the weekend tram“ .0" TM" lard Bieren. Kilmuir. IWhite and two children Jenni-‘ the 'I‘CH; the sound of machm- It IS .luly. ‘fer and .Ieffrev who will spehd‘ .. i... of "I Mrs-1 "°‘"‘ “°"“ ' ; . - I57th. Regiment. Canadian Army. White's mother. Mrs. Norman

ehed across fhe dip of valley. reaps I“. 0 recently returned 9,, 08“. Stewart High Bank, where Mr. C. Incar neighbor Io. His hay. and piles It high— Ida following a tour of d u f V. :3} “’isnrffizhlfnshfig (I'll; “mp:- ' “19 ""‘ket 1” the tan “a” ‘ with the Uniied Nations Force‘s Sat. and Mrs. Herbert Stew- TATAMAGOUQE

u w e . o l e . n ' -‘ seeps: I I in the Congo in Africa; is spend— art and familv of Senneire. PQ. veahnz. and all summer—meta A mourn: wmd about hlmIing a 55 day leave with his par- recently visited Georgetown en- 1-2, :l'az-LIIIM read! of counu‘yh "views-y ems. Mr. and Mrs. James Pub- route in Sydney. N.S.. W‘ ere '

-. - - hoover, Georgetown. lSeI. Siewari will be stationed Hm THE mnv Now the cultivated strawber- Wm. the “can While here m6 Gm or a

Mr. and Mrs. Heber Maithews‘ rvIal. PQ. are holidaying with? relatives In Alberion. They are art and Mrs. Siewari's narenis.

riel appear on Island tables to be an especial boon to the house-I wife in making up her menus. ; Her work to fructify—

recn fruits enlarge until full

Saturday. August lit LII. Parade wl Bull

And Nature meanwhile labors} thpv visited 961 m I . . _- . d

Stewart's oar- cnis. Mr. an rs. A. H. Stew-

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Travel through summer In a crisp. new edition of the are in - side-buttoned beneath I cutaway collar. Noie raglan sleeve. chic. blamed case. For crease-resislam cotton.

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In... “I Iguesls a4 Fernlee. .Capiain and Mrs. John Dicks. 9:331“, “"33 I.“ pan. man. and conceit

l Beetle MacPhermn. Bosion.! Mrs. Joseph Duval and her lMass.. was a guest last week; Joseph. arrived from Stud: . Ont. a few days ago to

'0! Flora MacPherson. Kilmuir.I

drown By sun and rain fhal flower

0 . n is July. Sunday. August 2nd

8 Neon Annon Lu Silver 1.8 9... Dance Program and HP. Dill Sunday. August 911:

12.! p... ecu Band Concert 1." pal. huddle Chorus I... j... II“ Qt. talk

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port. Lousiana are visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bcnl Schuman. Summer-side. Georgi Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bernard Schuman's brother Alle Spence. and family. Moncion. are men- In accompanying him M. and ding their holidays at Kildai'e. Mn. Arthur Rich of akeficld. They will visit relatives in A1- Maes.. were also visiting MLIbOI‘lOII 811d “1'1th and Mrs. Ben Schurman.

l Unrmxanday— D l I I! -—— County.

I Social liems Are Requested

'll'hll k I wonderfully Iocial

Heath Matthews. Mr. and

4.00 pa. Ame be m .8 p... am Col-fl,

D 5.15 pun. R.C.N. I . C n. 7.00 pm. In on: nine. 1 9.00 pan. c "In Judah Duh:

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I visit Mrs. Duval's narenfs. Mr. "thawng " Wm M! If" Peter GaudIeiI of T,awrence.land Mrs. Eldred Hun, Alber- ’“mfiflvfif m“ ,I“ “II “'20:. m ‘m " wmld ed M u I. ass. is a Visitor at the homcIIon South. a... mullet nub Inn! ‘- Bird Win”: H t '1'"! Iof Mr. and Mrl. Clarence‘ You“: and I.“ “gm m . we a "s g” “d 3"” “Ilse. SI- Louis. Mrs. Alberf Johnsion and her . m Above my still cold form while - "on' Do“ ‘1 a 8' “"h’ed from -—————smdw' Anya“ uh N" Sm“ m I GI . 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Schur- Barringion. R.I.. on Tuesday. 3". . m I .3. ,I.‘ p,” M “I. In); I I n man and children. Rankin. Lisa They will visit relatives in Sum- ' “' fizgnfh‘m‘" “0”” "We. ‘ ' u 3" Stephen and Lauri of Shreve— merslde and in West Pri nee '3 P... I Q

7." pm. Dan Hanna“ $.00 mm. I'll-ell Chapu- lMO D... n. m

3.00 p... Illnbetlnl a." run. ION land Coleen 0.1.! pun. Adrian Waller

1:23pm.flepmem mm in“. unne-

,id. the "(winch and mm en. sisier and brother-In-law. Mr. George-town. are J oh n Rory l- inseam-s

1mm of year! lea n or Cummings. Cam-‘Mrs. B re nion Matthews and i The" an I Duo“, gIllm.eIlir)¢lge. Mast. is visiting with their daughter Brenda of Mm- I'd“ I'm " s' . I NCO I d M I mm. am am I'm- vmnng convention “leg,” 1-. an . rs. Angus MacGow—iireal are vacationing nf Rwer- m I“. "Iowa-SI luncheon. and cog. an. Kihnuir. Isiie Cottages and visiting rela- u M M (31”) available of rm M fee parties for brides . to - . ‘flve! In Albei‘lon. " h "an, M “‘7' m cm: and relatives vacation- M“ "M MP9. GPf‘nld Grcv m “ “mum an“ under 13-". 1mg MRI me you, and son Gerald Jr.. DartmouthI Vncaiioning M the home of Iowa vacation .0 mm point out. N.S.. are guests of Mrs. Grmv‘s,Mr. and arl Walsh. of

Joyable summer go and 'Mrs. Bert Median. Murray ' 'th friends. Harbor.

1 Share your social news with .readerl In the women's MM mm! Whlm “Md ‘9'! columns. Just call Audrey Jon- 701' HEW“. Mildly *0 spend I! king at +3500 In Charlottetown. two week holiday with her bro 1G3" Mag“ at 5.9331 m- gIm ther and sister-in-law. Mr. and .Ievenlnn) In Summer-aide. or Mfl- JOhfl Cl 1'07. lire news bureau of The Guard- ian and Patriot at Montague and Alberton. There Is no charge for publi- cation of such Item: and our staff will be very happy to hear . from you.

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