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) Former Island Girlls Wed ; :

| (Dr. Mark R. MacGuigan, 0 | of Mr. Justice ‘Mark R/ Mac.

Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mac- Lean entertained a number of . friends at their home on Spring

Yeas’s Eve dance at HMCS Queen Chariotte, -

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' Park Road prior to the, New) with their daughter and son-in-

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Mr. and Mrs. Vere Beck, Mur- “ray Harbour, spent the Christ- mas holidays in Charilottetows,

law, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Taweel and family. .

ifax, N.S., spent the weekend in | Charlottetown as the guests ~of| Mrs. Davis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cerry. 3

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Storey en-

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‘In Ceremony At Acton, Mass. | teri s mimes omen

| Year’s Eve dance at Queen,

A-pretty wedding took place| She carried a- nosegay. of red Charlotte High’ School.

in the Chapel of the West Acton ~ + Baptist Church when . Elizabeth Christe “MacPherson, daught- er of Mr. and Mrs. Angus A.

_. MacPherson, -Bellevue, Prince ‘Edward \Island, became“ the bride of David A. Wilson, son of

Mr. and Mrs. James B. ‘Wilson, West Acton, Mass::

Rev. William F. Keech officl-

ated at. the ceremony. Mrs.

- Frances Hartwell, aunt of the “groom; as soloist, sang '""The Lord's. Prayer’. Organist. for the occasion was Alfa Anderson. The bride, given in marriage

by her uncle, Robert MacPhee

- of Concord, Mass., formerly 0 1! Grandview, P.E.1., choose a‘ bal- _ ering length gown of white lace “>.ver white taffeta trimmed with _- seed pearls. Her fingertip veil *—tagicaught to a coronet of seed

covered with a spray of white we. POSES and stephanotes. : A_blue taffeta ballerina length gown Was chosen by the matron

roses. : : Donald R. Wilson of Lunen-| Mr. Mike Gaudet and Mr. Pat| burg, Mass., served his brother Gaudet entertained 2 number of | David as groomsman. |-friends at a New Year's: Eve - The bride’s mother, Mrs. Mac-| open house at their home eon | Pherson was attired in a beige) Fitgroy Street. | ensemble with brown accessor: | eae - jes and a yellow, orchid. Mrs.| 65 Gary MacDonald. returned we. the groom's miother, t¢ HMCS Cornwallis affer spend- ahunter green ensemble | ing the holiday season at his with black accessories. and. &| home at “120 Cumberland Street, yellow orchid. ~~". | Charlottetown... > The Wilson home, West Acton, |. Mass., was the setting for the) yiss Marie Carragher left by reception which followed the plane: for Montreal . Saturday ceremony where the couple cut! pfter spending her Christm as a three-tier. wedding cake. . holidays with her parents, Mr. The newlyweds left for a short | and Mrs: Urias Carragher, Char-

‘Mr. and Mrs, P.A. Davis; Hal-| Mr. and Mrs. Hotace. White;

Murray Harbour, spent the holi- day season in Charlotte with their daughter and son

law, Mr. and. Mrs, James Mat: gg choise: hey can just issue

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Rev. and Mrs. J. Donald, Mac- Kay, RN, of Summerside, spent the New Year's with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Dunbar in Eureka, N.S Ls

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Mr. and Mrs. Earl MacEach- ern, Summerside East, have had as New Year's guests the form- er's brother-in-law afd. sister, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Jenkins of Charlottetown, also his par-

ts, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Mac-

of Mermaid. ;

_ Mrs. Harrison Ferguson ‘and children Julie and Robbie of Trenton, Ont:, afe visiting th former's mother, Mrs; Jaan ‘MacFarlane, Summerside. «~~;

ffiss Wanda. Wyatt. entertain: ed the éast end bridge club at

For travelling .Mrs___Wils o.n choose a russet wool costume

wedding trip to Niagara Falls. | jottetown.

| John Weeks and Alan Leard

“pearls. She carried a white bible

with brown accessories and 8) were hosts at the home of tne green orchid. : | latters parents, Mayor and Mrs.

Mr. Wilson is a graduate o!! goy Leard, Alberton, Wednes? Acton Schools has, served three| day evening in honor of their years in the army Signal Corps chum, Paul Atkinson, who will | and is -presently employed by | be‘ leaving the community - 10 | the Charter Tree Service in Ac-| make -his home in Summerside. | ton, Mass., U.S.A. : Twelve guests were fresent to |

her home in Summerside '- on lay grvening.

Mr. and Mrs. James: Mac- Dougall, Summerside, had. as their Yuletide guest, their dau-) ghter; Miss Margo MacDougall, student nurse at Victoria Gener- al Hospital; Halifax, N.S. ;

Miss Nancy Morrison, student

oe @f honor, Mrs. William Compton |¢ They are residing in Tania * of Concord, ‘sister of the bride | burg, Mass. - {

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“It's. new— so new!” we said) softly of the New Year wher we}

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would have — grass and blos-}> Ten tables of Progressive Auc-|

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The regular monthly meeting] Correspondence. was read by of the Rogal Canadian ° Legion . s Ladies Auxiliary, Charlottetown Koptications for membership “branch, was held inthe ladies! for Mrs. Carl MacFarla lounge of the Legion home on} Mrs, John Smith, and Mrs. Thursday night with the . presi-| i MacDonald were reviewed and dent; Mrs. D.R. MacLeod, in) approved. % the ‘chair, - . stun ee

In the absence of the treasur-| on recent zone Fally. °

er, the financial report was giv-| Following the adjournment

lege, left-Tuesday—on- ter-spending her’vacation at)

Thursday evening Beverly Eng-| her home’ in Summerside.

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ver- non England, in honor of ‘Faye

Atkinson, -who will algo be mov- |«

ing to Summerside. Friends: enjoyed a pleasant ening and a presentation fo + Faye was made by the hostess.

paused a moment before the! somings — spring's and su mm | tion were in play on Monday

sparkling white gate which was sto:admit lis presently to its!

mer’s smiles, so good, so ™ And the concerns — the barbs

| evening at New London ta 11. | Prizes for Ladies Hight went to

paths: ‘of thorns amid the~ roses: the | Clair Hynes, (playifig as a lady) “May it be—” we wished—and \disappointments,-the losses. and| and men’s high to Harold May-

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| = @ wish is invariably a pkayer.| crosses of life: the fallings and | hew. Con tion awards went to

en its golden hinges, .and

the gate opened, . gently,

stepped. w ond eringly . within,;

failings, the risings and the

“So just within the gate of ti

Nelson Morrison for Lady's

inging -noiselessly- and wide, | fresh beginnings. — these are in| high, (playing as a lady). Men's we} thé new year for us and fof all. | went to Benson Graham.

‘Proceedgawere in aid of the

And theré we found laid a eat-| New-Year we find how ‘Thé| hockey team, Refreshments

- spet all. silvered and shining) “Swhereon no path was<yet made, | no footfall before otrs had been. | So fovely a place it was in its| newness, bright and fair and be-

- guilingly.- beautiful. We looked

about, ahead. But could not

light all layin shadow. HoW should ‘we attempt then |

Land of Beginning Agaif.”’

Until tomorrow—Diary—Good-

night, ee ms

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see far,~ ie a rim ot Sunday School:

to find out for ourself what) waited there in‘ thit.gloom?* | . “We live bythe day” sages)

Holds Service .

KENSINGTON -— The Decem- ber meeting of the New London

were served by the ladies -pres- ent, - ; ,

Mrs. Andrew Johnstone, Sr., celebrated her 94th birthday on Saturday, December 30,. at the home of her daughter,” Mrs. Murdock MacLeod, Kensington, when she was at home to rela- tives and friends. Rec ei v ing with Mrs. Johnstone during the afternoon, was her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Johnstone, St. Elean-

wrote. A day — no-*distant| Women’s Institute. was held at | or’s and Mrs. Archibald M a ¢-

scene” for us to see. Only one step at a time we might take. Lines game to mind: “] wish there were some won- | derful place™ ~ . $ Calied, “Tbe Land of Beginning/ Again’, . . “eS } Where all our mistakes, and all our heartaches, : “and all our poor foolish pain, |

the home of Mrs. Morton Adams and opened with the Ode and Creed. .- Re - :

‘Rolf teall. was answered by

members with an ex-|

eleven change of Christmas gifts.

| - "The treasurer reported — that

the proceeds from the pot luck

sup| had been seht togthe orphanage

‘Phee. -_

| supper amounted to $71.25. $30 | stone and Mrs. Earle MacMur-

do, Reftéshments were served

+. Could be dropped like a shabby | seq “@ pill for plates amounted | from the dining table which was

old coat; at the door,

| to - $2.81. Correspondence -con-| covered With a lace cloth and

And never be put on again’... | sisted of letters from the ‘Ken- ceptered with a basket of cut

Here then with the bright) about us and the veil of shad- ows beyond, lay our “‘Land of Beginning Again.” i

But what should we come to as we advanced step -by step) into that lifting dim of the way? |

Many a loveliness, many a de- light. For us, we Ktew, 20 dream-ship’ would. come in, borne on the current of a full tide to anchor there in the shade of the old mill lathe deep of the valley, ladem with this and | that treasure trove. Nor would’

_- we wish it. Dearer things there are than gold in the hold-.of some dream-ship. If it were

sington Fite Department; from Save the Children Fund; and from Mrs. Dixon,.convéner of Cultural Activities. The secre- tary was instructed to send for a quilt. block pattern. Amnounce- ment was made that any one who wished to subscribe to. the Kensington Fire Assistance fund, should send money to Mrs. James E. Cole before January 15. ° Following a mo- tion, Mrs. Wilbur MacKay was asked to purchase a jug, dipper and spoons for the Institute and to make inquiries. about . having Cupboards installed in the bh a | |.

flowers. The birthday cake was served from 4 glass- tray ‘re- ceived by Mrs. Johnstone as_a wedding gift 72 years ago.

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| Donnie and Kevin ‘Hickox, St. | Eleanors, were~ guests during | Christmas: week of their grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. D an iel

Hickox, Kensington.

Miss Isabel Crozier, K e| vin » Grover was a guest during Chris- | tinas week’of her sister, Mrs William Cotton and Mr. Cotton, | Clinton.

Christmas weekend guests of

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| : 4 ; ; | KENSINGTON — On Sunday|

| morning, December 17, the Sun- day School pupils and teachers |of the New-London United) (Church held their annual) White Gift service, The organ- | ist was the Sunday School sUup- | erintendant,’- Mrs. Louis Mac-| Leod, and the senior boys and | girls were in the choir. Toe leader was Miss Mabel Mont- Three Christmas hymns were sung, ‘Angels From the Realms of Glory’, “The First Nowell’, and “Joy to the World”. Prayer was led by Miss Phyllis Somers. A duet, “Carol, Sweetly Carol” was beautifully rendered by Marilyn Campbell and Isabel ee 74 Christmas story : ie 2 was read by .the Jeader

A Christmas story “The Miss- ing Silver Button”, was read by June Cole, and the Sunday school pupils sang a hymn.

The offering was received by Lester Montgomery and Bryce MacGregor. — 3 {

Prizes were presented by the Rev. W, Elliott to the fol- lowing pupils who . had -pérfect attendance duting the yea r— Joyce Burgoyne, Dianne Payn- ter, David Cole, Allan Paynter. | Roger Cole, Velda Paynter, Junc| Cole, Mabel Montgomery.

Certificates were presented to/ Phyllis Somers for saying the| Primagy Catechism, and‘: to) Mabel Montgomery and Jgine/| Cole for memorizing the beoet-| er Catechism. wy 3

were presented to each | pupil from their teacher. On: the! teaching staff during the past year were Mrs, Louis MacLeod, | Superintendant, Mrs. Roy Payn- ter, Mrs. Sutherland Montgom- ery and Mrs. Morton: Adams. }

The Rev. Mr. Elliott thgnked the teacher# and. pupils -and) | congratulated them on a guc-|

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, * pet et ST Rag Bas WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS. __| frie Bomar Brown, pres ‘New London WI Meeting © | fe ptymeat ier the cove ¢ Has Christmas Theme’

suddenly lost to us, would gold buy the rooftops of this home which has seen so much of: our life and living? Sheltered us, kept us, rather gallantly, we think, through yonthful and eld-

Two dollars was, veted for. orna-

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ments for the school Christmas | the Rev. and Mrs. Ron Parsons |

| tree, andsplans were ‘made for, and family, St. Mark's Rectory, | : The annual meeting of the New committee for sick,. school, Christmas treats for the chil- | Kensington, were Mrs. Parsons | York Point Women's Institute’|lunch and? entertainment’. were

dren and for shut-ins, ‘ : Program corsistéd of a raisin eating contest prepared by Mrs.

‘er years. Could it purchase Douglas Cole. Collection t.

those other things we love best? The voices-of kim and

little old kettle that sings away the days? And the fields that

by the day.

ed to $1.50.

_ TORONTO (CP) — W. G. E. Brown of . a forestry con-

And in the shadows ahead! Jottant will head thé’ two' tionth

which lift bit by bit? Oné” day firs.

on the

Indies Fedetation

island ‘of Dominica next year: Mr. Brown made a ‘preliminary

l« 50. : ~ : ashe 4 friends? Our ‘heartfires: and the | Meeting closed with the” Mr, and Mrs. Danie} Hiekox | zation for the coming year and |

survey of) the forest resources, feturned to Kensington after mittee. -The

| parents; Mr. and Mrs, Warren. was held recently at the home | Mills and her brother, Robert of Mrs, Reggie Mack w én.

| and sister;.Carolyn Mills all of Eight members were present. Pictou, N.S. : Mrs. Gordon’ MacEwen ‘was elected president 6f the organt-|

have returned to their home at} other officers elected included: Christmas season at Moncton, | president: Mrs. Ralph Bain, sec-| ests of their son-in-law. an d+retarf; Mrs. Urbian ~ Gauthier, | daughter, Cpl, H.T. and Mrs.) treasurer; Mrs. Stanley Murchi- | Black and family. . | son, sick, committee; and Mrs. Mrs.s William H..Cousins has| John MacKinley, school com-) auditors are. Mr-s. Christmas her| Fulton Sanderson, and | daughter, Mrs. Rex’ Kielly and Reggie MacEwen. ‘ | Mr. Kielly, Charlottetown.

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| Kensington after spending the | Mrs. Reggie MacEwen, Vie®| vas held at the 1 sae.

iss Ethel Sutherl and. business meeting ; : Thé various committee’ conven- a sd partinoy eenuebion Write Leod,

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Following the meeting lunch, was served by Mrs. Ralph Bain and ‘Mrs, Wendell Dockendorff.

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NEW HAVEN WI. - | canteen een enka ae December meeting of the | chairmanship of Mre, Ira New Ly agp loge ‘s. mE ute | Brown. j was, eee me of Mrs.| Cleve Craswell then showed . brea egyar dhe oe the members 8 ion tthe the singing of Jingle| Tegion Follies, 1962, which was Bells and repeating the- Mary | enioved by - a Sat Stewart Collect.. Roll call was) pinch wag er gm on ued answered by 17 members and! (> ine a, ‘ an exchange of Christmas gifts. |. uxiliary. The sei comseitioe reported | a ‘ .. tw been treated dur- |< * a. ,% . ee feo mnt ad te ea (Fairview WMS _

committee convenor revere: Holds Annual

ed to nemember the shut-ins at ; Christmas as was the usual The Fairview Baptist Women's ‘practise. It was decided to don-| Missionary Society annual riite ate two gifts to the Mental | box opening was held at the Health White Cross Gift Cam-| home of Mrs, Grant Laird r e- paign, and also articles for the | cently. The meeting opened with orphanage boxes which would be| a seripture reading and prayer. given to Mrs. Murphy. ‘ The mite-boxes were passed in

A Penny contest was put on| by each member, who also re

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16 years, T-have been “person care of mother for 30-plus years. | committed to the wl I would like to be able to save | ic would er a toi i for my own retirement, just as | spy on t: behavior: (or | & would that .elderly couple. But I | suspected a ees = can't expect @ Solution as easy Pre hd gh idan ° an ultimatum’ to their ebtetate up te that pape standard af bodied sons ~ Yslonudging ( ‘ot ws Twill, continue for ‘tte gup- jean attain ‘without the help ot porting mama. [ wouldn’t mind | the Holy. Spirit), you so much, perhaps, if once in a | would be i eee while there was just a 1little| resolve your em on or} thank-you. But it is taken fur | strictly mundane level, >. |. granted: that this is what «| That is, by getting a factual ‘child”’ does on and on, indef- | report, insofar as poss injtely.—N.C., } about what goes on—as a '- Dear_N.C,: In these United | towards putting States, we; are still adherents to | rest; or towards establish ip the representative.form of gav-| grounds for ernment, in - which the Igisla-/| tion from the ; tive process is responsive to the| ‘Mary ‘Haworth counsels will of the go .. othrough her colymn, not sie CU ae tn omnia or - personal — inter-

ain people A make |yiew, Write her in care ! up their minds, in suff clint | newspaper. \ ee

sone sommitce aac. (Mite Box Opening]

by Mrs. Everett Boyle and won peated a verse of scripture and

by Mrs. §. Newman. _. . -|Adllowing this a delightful pr o- | The next meeting Will be held’) gram was-held. - at Mrs~Richard MacPhee's and | “Included-in-the. program were 7

roll call will be ‘‘Today's Diary”. |.a duet by Mrs. Amosa Horne Following the, meeting the | gnd Mrs. B. Scranton: a» solo by

members remember Mrs. Bud! Mrs, David Axeworthy; a duet |

MacKinnon on: tier 10th wedding | by Gloria Chandler. and Gail anniversary with an address and | MacQuarrie and a trip by Mrs. gift. Lunch was served by the Eric Laird, Mrs. C. Chandler committee in charge. - ‘+and<Mrs. B, Scranton. *

: . | Following the program, G o r- CARLETON SIDING WI Fe Andrewtr-acted as auctione-

The meet \ leton deus wean wet er for a club auction sale. Pro- was held.at.the home of Mrs. ceeds from the evening were Raymond Harvey conducted by | mite-boxes $35.60; proceeds

the president,;Mrs, James Pay- | {°°™ fale, $41.85; profit on| : | cards; $20.00; and lunch, $12.65. |

nter. ,

The treasurer reported $233.0 ce ae Oe rene supper. APRIAL CHECK

ans were made fora variety, “WINNIPEG (CP)-— Manitoba program fot Déc. 13. It was de- conservation officers took to the

pay to send $5 to the TB -Les- 41+ ‘this. year to check hunting

swered with @ new mem ber, |'™2Y_be extended.

A jous lunch was: served ] and comm | ttee io charge, ,

‘EARNSCLIFFE Wi. The December meeting of the Earnscliffe Women’s institute

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ae Mrs. Gerald McInnis. 4 was answered’with an-

exchange -of ss. gifts.

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Jan ' * , violations. Resources’ Minister | Ja Scary, Fadgg ae CH" Witney said the: aerial -pa- | Mattart,. Roll call is tobe an- |{7O's- were an experiment, ‘and |

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