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She cartied a semi-cascade of white ‘mums. ‘ Mr. r Freeman was best man while William Brockle- bank and Albert Cyr ushered the guests to their pews, which were marked with red nosegays om white doilies and tied with red ribbon: : Mrs. Colwill chose for. her daughter's wedding a sheath dress of. winter white, with fus- ‘hia hat ‘and-gloves and a-cor- sage of matching carnations. The groom's yaother was gown- ed in brown wool with match ing accessories and a corsage ot yellow carnations. ——s_ A reception for 65 guests was held in Epworth Hall, where the bride's table, with. its attrae- tive arrangement of lighted ta- pers, was centred with a three- tier wedding cake, topped with doves and wedding rings. Miss Kathleen Ellis was in charge of the guest book. Assisting im serving were cousins of the bride Judy, Emily and Linda Colwill,

eration Wing RCAF Association was held in the club rooms Jan. 9th, with Mrs. N.N. Larabee presiding. It was voted to pur- chase two pin-up lamps for the TV room. It was also decided to pay for a sing song while the are being sold on

Mrs. James Gurrie gave the financial statement. It ‘was

agreed to have the Shi on urday,; March 17.

Mrs. Joseph Gill is in: charge of the tea and Mrs. A: Byron Burns and Mrs. James Currie as co- conveners. Two ladies volunteered to collect for the March of Dimes, Mrs. Joseph Gill and Mrs. Garth Harrison, Several ladies were asked to make and sell sand- wiches on Saturday nights.

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delicious lunch was served.

character. The executive of the chapter will meet to decide on

the proposals to be supported.

Six Guiders from the Borden

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be used to good advantage by a Guide company. Assisting were:

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pe and Val d'Or, Que. GNISH. — The January) meeting of the Ladies’ Auxiliary WAISTLINE RETURNS branch of the Canadian Legion,| The fashion news, of course, Tignish, was held in the Ladies | W@5 in the return of the waist presi- |line with many of the higher dent, Mrs, Reginald Eldershaw. | waist look.-This is not the tight Mrs. Hector Buote gave the | high-bosomed Empire silhouette financial reprt of the canteen. | of a few seasons back—so very J. Peter Gaudet, president of difficult for. most women te o kaginn and sergeant-at-arms | wear—but a gently lifted line. ilfred J. Douette, installed the| This spring suits again officers for the comming _year..! their ei ait tie meat. es They are: president; Mrs. R. | “Ho@ever th i. as si Eldershaw; vice-president, Mrs. | nouerte. At least four styles Russell Perry; secretary-reas- | seem to equal interest. There is

» Mrs. Edgar Peters; exec-| tne short jacket, the longer fin-

utive, Mrs. Bloice Ellis and | Mrs. Roy MacLeod. - ger-tip sheath-like jacket and - at the other extreme, the high-

Mrs. Ferno Rogers, Mrs. Char- les Craig and Mrs. Eldon Hick-

compass, stalking, and camp fire respectively. During tae business session it was announ-

-|ced that the usual church par- jade and “Thinking Day”

Tea would be held again this year. Hosteses for the evening were Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Earle Hickey. :

Mildred i Blanche: Pau- ptit, and Ann . ‘

LAC and Mrs. Cooling will re=- side in de. SoM Out-of- guests were Mrs. Harry Cooling, Raymond Mil- ler of Charles Station, N.B.;

— N.B.; Williagh Ray Dartmouth, N. S.; Woodland Colwill, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Colwill, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Colwill .and family, Northam; Mr. and Mrs. Layton Smith of

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fore the night catches us!” “We'll soon straighten that away” the youngster nodded as

the pair set off to the barnyard. It is done now—all the work

Dear Mary ‘Haworth: My pro- blem is my husband. He has been, and still is, in love with another woman for more than five Years..He even left

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Insurance CANCELLATION of your Vehicle Permit and ene ements i Ser ee

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buttoned cutaway shape that is popular in both suits —and—the — | jacket of dress costumes. Lastly . there is the double - breasted suit, particularly dramatic with

has now been spent.

An efrant husband may re turn ‘to a forgiving wife for- var- ious sentl

For spring prepare upon | avalanche of ruffles | soft white touches,

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| MERIGOMISH, N.S. (CP)— Two housewives of this north- ern Nova Scotia community jg (each got their quota of beaver _ pelts during the fall +: trapping season. Mrs. Charlies’ ”

Crosby and Mrs. Dorothy Stone © burgh, who went with Mr,

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