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MR. AND MRS. J. BERNARD CONSOLLY

Nup’rioiI Mass Celebrated At Saint Martin’s Church

The bcouriiully decorated

gust iicdiiin: ulicn Riihv Claire. daughter oi Iii hioisaac. Fairiicw,

to John Bernard Connolly,

oi Mr. and Mrs H, iHiiiii cool the urn \vcnuc. Char— cts \icisaav circulated the guest Mrs. Harold MacGregnr.

nolly. l8 Elm

,iliss Anne Connnlli‘. iisIer oi the Chm" “‘ 5‘ “"‘m'si SOIIII" groom. were bridesmaids Paul. Shore. “(‘5 lllC‘ SL‘IIll’Ig 0‘ Eli Au-

Ste

Connolly. the grounds hrniher.‘

, A]... acted as best man . was united. The gilrsis were udiri-cd by nor and Mr. and Mn. in the hnli' hands of mairlmony‘ ratrick Connolly. the Eroom's Dallon. Burton. spent the week-i ' son, proiiirr and Francis \icisaac, end in Truro. NS. visiting thelri

s hriiihcr .\iis Fran.

iottetnun. Tho dotihio ring cerc hook The bride‘s uncic. .i. Rus- mony was nerlni'med hy itonsi- sgil Drisriill. \il..i. capnhlv act. griilr .i A Sullivan who also. ed as masier oi ceremonies. i

criehrhied tlic- nuptial )ihss.

:ilriiaci anhn, irierid oi the bride and groom, served Mass

\iiss iiari \irlsaac. the

bride's sister. was mald 0! him nur )HK hhvmohd Mcisaac. sister-in.iaii~ oi the bride. and

ld, Bunbury have returned li‘orn —."‘ ‘ n . Miss Belly McCarthy in 305- a rclilcasalpet holiday ii: Outing; m“ 3mm“ NURSE, with algixi‘rlch ani'lasswrrl‘tr i it ‘ ‘ ' ue c. w ere c Vlsl . _ IDA BAILEY ALLEN i‘fl'i'i. Ilisan‘tl snaffle??? Ilall‘emgrrs at their tthily. lnI LONDON iiCPlil-‘nrly British, "$13399 all?“ P‘:|“»‘|_“P‘"l "giirlk‘ and '—_—‘ il-iolicran. Glengarry, and MLIRexdnle. (int. they ’ 'cd Mr. nurses have been i‘rr‘rulicd tor i 9m": gnu" e on "I: W \\ "0i ‘ and Mrs. Jusljn McCarthy. land Mrs, M K Davies. lPaul- the figural Hospital Al 5 ‘ H ‘ Kee U Progress Campbelllmi. .inei and inmily. and with Mr. Catharincs. om, it was no Given in ntarrlc'izr hv our in. p p Iniid Mrs, .l.L,D Kenmdy (Bela poi-led TueSlIPl)‘. Mrs R..UIPI' Hie hi‘ldo \i‘ raili‘dni Ini \ r and , ILVI and lamily In St. Lambert. Flighl. Asstx‘lsile direclnr ulllil‘i’ I'lnnr length Parrsboro. N S John and

the class oi st Dunstan‘s L'rlii'erslly

Mr. is d Vlrs Connolly are members oi the [980 graduating.

and are presenin iii the teach, ing prnlessmii They are resid- ing at A»: victory Avrnur. char- loitciown

trhoio ny c.n. Macltnyi

In Food, Be Adventurous 1

By rm BAILEY ALL “Ali. Quei pariumi" The Chel breathed deep oi the

haurant air as he savnwd in ad-

lorni . Arizona and the state I 0! Washington I l “The slipskln nrapesi growli‘ In the Midwest and the Fowl are

'DINNER DATE

Vocation Win Miami Beach

This could be relaxation day for the six winners oi the Guar- dian and Evening Patriot vnea- tinn ttiur They are irce irom

‘ organized ariivities until dinner

tonight

Islanders but the six contestants can sun-bathe. swun l the El. MtiriIZ private pool. or inc or ran. or perhaps indulge in a shopping litur. occupation so dear to feminine hearts

Alter dinner. an exciting night club tour is arranged where the “ill see iamous personalities and.

‘ the lavish revues that are cur» a big da,

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Audrey Jenkins. Women

Vlr and Mrs, Wallace Alvar- anga. absion, Mass. visited r... cerilly with Ll'IE latte 5 mother, Mrs. Havclock Rubcrlson and broIllers Percy and Hallie. Klnfisbm‘o.

Mrs. Harry Dixon h r Barbar Ind Miss Debbiei Dixon, East Baltic. s

pcnt Thanksgiving weekend in Monu-

ion. .\ B. i Mr and Mrs. Melvin Mach L n ri c e

brathcr and sister. Mr.

Mrs Harold Gillis has reiurn-‘

t Eli 1' tie ’s‘t. nt the act weekend at his‘high and work down. That way, ham 0 m m I r w I we p ‘nny isllilig‘ dust will be gallier— .ed up as y-au work down and re- irving Cnllon. Toronto dusting is avoided.

log in Saint John. guest at her daughlcr and son-Ilial

aw. Mr d Mrs. Melvin Hutchinson.

licv and Mrs M.o. SmliJi and tamily. Kingsborp. spent a tow days in Saint John, NB. where they attended I wedding

. , spell! the holi-

day weekend at the home of M?- i

ind .trs. liarold Hunter, Norihi ake.

Mr and Mrs Peter Maccauu

vance the luM-inusness oi the,pleniiiui. too. but the big volume iwm weekend visitors to Hall-

grapes ripe in the tint-yard "A hound oi

[rapes is a good serving." III 195

remarked "Tliai's how i1i s ii y \‘Iadame"“

"ll ‘17th lrnm m 292 calories per poo till", i said, “The snorted grapes have the mnsi l'ulhrli‘s "

' in .1 pound “mild he aIImi ath for IIr'fiSl‘rl, \I‘atlame" FOR liihraas

"yes and. on a slimming diet, 14 ho ind or a small hunch would b0 right WI m M grapes raIP ahnni 7n PdInrit-‘s --

"1 ill'irIeruaan we ran count . nl table varip. , T‘Pl'ills ih _ear, because the Ili’lr\l'~l is It third IarL't-r than usual " ihe ciict noted

"Most oi those crime irom Ca

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E“? ‘ I“??? smile". I \ mgr,“ at“;

\ ,

‘He

is made ti oi the western

siicii beiiutiiiii grapes such as Thompson sced- .dauflh‘"~in-In\~'.nML and Mn.

s. Cardinal. Tokays and Red Maiagas " i ToMt'iRRows nNNi-IR an GUESTS 0R FAMILY . Lettuce Wedges i iioquelori Dressing i Roast stuiied Cornish Game

ns Sweei Potatn Souirle - Green Peas ivith Tiny 0n- lions Tahizerlrie Snow Frotliy Custard s a u e e or Bowl oi Grades and other Seasonnble Fruits Colfee. TI‘I Measurements level: repru inr

. ROAST STUFFED CORNISH F. H .NS

ti it in i ('rirnid'l gnmc hcns stsp sah i ‘a in) new

bi tsp powdered roscmary

inf , ‘looa by Bishop Laial.

tax. N 5. guests at their son and i

Robert thCau . Recent visitors at the home oi .ii:- and Mrs Fred K. Turricr. 'inshie were Mrs Baxter Blackwood ot Haliiax, Ks. and Cpl .iamrs B. Donald oi RCMP, Hopcdale, Labrador who was accompanied by h

mic. and children Jimmy and l "

Lori

Miss :Iair Best. i-‘rcdericton,. B spent the past weekend as . gucst of her parents. “r. and Mrs Ken Best, oi Crapaud. I

N

w s Artie“ n! SummersideI recently attendcd a reception ini Qucocc city given in the rector Laval Uiiivorsu

is the oldest French nine in North America. 'and

ver iv ver ii the centre or French culture on

The Gunman, CEs-lnmwvm, Ii‘ri.

HAPPENINGS

‘visii her sister, Mrs

[2 thin yuan, camp msswisg the continent. Laval has recent- 12 thin slices cclcry. crosswise ily completed a new $25 m|ll|u|| thp mint-9d onion icgimpus ori lhe nulskiru nt Llle

Il- ’_ irtgerstc 10 min Add egg

electric or until beginning M Turn hm 01:.

II II val! bullet- " r h “or. Iddillnni‘ll z lhsp nnur l C rhiekrn bnllllImI 6 hill-rm slrlpK, scaldrd an it ncccssan, wash.‘ draln and him the rds on on. sorbellt DEPEI‘ towels. MIX I?! i mnlnls: dost generously Int interior oi each bird Add 2 slices each at carrot and celery. “2 tbsp. minced onlmi I and 2 pats butter to each bird. . Close vents with picks, i Fusion neck. skinedown, on back wlth s pick. i MIX deillonal hi! I l or lild . rlour; massage all dvcr birds, 5 wings and III: MICHIEPI WlIh while cord. ‘ est on on: leg rack in baking pan in hot oven. 425 degrees. Bnke until beginning m brown; an (Ith leg Reduce heal to non degrees. Rnnst so mlil. or unlIl lorklender. haste 3 lli'lil‘s WiIh bullion When hall done. turn brnst- side down in brown: tit thin shoe 0! and

l envelope unfllvm'ed gelflln c sttgsr

We 0. cold water

Vs Isp stilt .

l '0 all url Intuit l-‘lorId Ian- gerlne hilt. ememrlle. im- dllill

I as! whlwi. unhellen

Q9 lulli‘ ult'l salt in top M dmlhle-hoiler.l stir in "in. rlscc over boilin

an

lll' dlmlve. Remove lroiii hell: lllr Int lingeran Jule! concenlrlle. Re-i

ind-cola” holler to hold III pthQI mold: WISH

I an. or null M Ill-add.

water: stir ml gel-tin Ind Iu | I,

nthm l2 Mull: by Mn. W

in lieu have

city

Mr Itrnett was also enter. Ininerl Bl [he olllcers moss In (lie tamous Quebec Citadel, home iii the Royal 22 Regiment wIlhI whom he served in the 3rd bri- gade or the Eighth Army duringI the italian campaign.

Mr and Mrs stanley Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brown.

Couple Honored Al Kensingion

The home oi Mr and Mrs Harold Palmer, Kensington, wore an air at gniety on satur- day evening as relatives and iriends gathered to honor them on their 25th wedding nnnivcr-

The singing vii old Iavorites with Mrs Clarence Marcnbnnk at the piano mounted the early part at the evening. Later llie cclebrants wen escorted to the

with gull. Precedan the pre- scntatinn the popular

were and Die . Russell Webb who extended clin- gntuiatldns and good wishes The gills were presented by Be- verley mia, Adela March- blnk. Cnrol Filmer Ind Belly Palmer while the gilt cards were read by Mrs Sunley Thomp-

n

ners Tour Hot Spots

ireniiy appearing In lhn lineal supper clubs in Miami Beach. Foilouing a midnight supper at one at tticse clubs. the win- hers. \Irs little Frill: . hi I. apaud. Mrs Gcorgn ivu

‘Vlrs. Reginald

lErnesl Mat-hurl, Murray that. .and hits Evelyn Simpson. Ha, miiton. accompanied by their escort and chapcron

, li'arreli. the newspaper's: .circuiaiiod manager.

sleep in preparation 10 litmori'ovl

i night‘

Nov. 1. 1963.

McLure-Dawson Wedding Vows

me hotel lor first): ISunIighf Sewers

pcrly MBUNEitn.

burs Gordon lioini

In.“ a month

A ceremony uniting Clrnl Ann hicLurc and Ronald Paul Dawson, both at Crnpaud. P.E.l.. was soieinnized Oct 5 at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Len F. Dawson. B Newton st., Ottawa. Rev. William Lloyd or the st. James United Church, otlit‘laled.

The attendants were is a n Dingweil and Barry Dawson, the

room's brother. bnih oi P E

n

Dawson returned to o n kv 1 lie. ant. to take up residence, where ihc groom is employed th c Ford liiotnr Cn oi Ca a

Appoint Officers

The ananie “Sunlight Sew- p crs" 4-H club organized their club tnr another term. October 24 nt Desahle Sl'linnl

A total oi 12 members enrol- led and the new olltcers appoint» ed arc- presidcnt 7 iiiss sonita Baker: vice-president —acv- sotirelary Ruby Gould, Mid treasurer _

The leaders \trs

Helm and Mrs. i Imve the children; \itirk planncd

iiiccting I,‘ held at a main ir's scuiuc class is

A busincss

home and the

held ii'cdnesd \ oi cach heck

'r Editor: Phone 4450!

all at New London. spent the week end touring in Nova Scd-. ha, i

eorgetown. leit

car and trailer (or

ter. ‘

Mrs Leith .ia nuncan Heights. Sherwood. L visiti her sister. Mrs Richard Sket-

iington. nec ma Taylor. in Portland, Maine. She will alsoi wtiliaml

Porter. Almonte, Ontario. rea‘

oi November

Mr Errtil Caseler. Haliiax.

home at Kelvin Grove.

Mr. spent the past tew days visiting lriends and rclativcs at Kelvin; Grove and Charlottetown, i

Mr and Mrs Leslie MacDon-

P, Q Also thetr snn Mrs MacDonald In Toronto.

‘Household Hinis

,be sun to take Inlll coiisidrro» liion iiir. and Mrs J Booth Scoll.iparls. the iieight that will he by lost in cooking and the protcin Florida contcnt oi and daua‘where they will spend lhe Wlll- i mesat'.

hard

wood int the wall or trim paint kcep ‘painl out ot inside oi rods. how. i ever.

toput an oilcd Silk or plastic‘ snd‘iurning home in the only part noui cover over the salad bowil and rcallv loss it

tab . spot immediately cold water

when comparing nieal prices. l or inedthei

the amount

tho ready-toeat

Honeymoon In FoIIows Burling

A hnishing tniicii tor diapcry "We: in ml II in match [mm or walls. using sumei

S :s

An easy way to toss a salad is Harrington. Smmg Vane” “(1‘

Eustace Cari. son or .\1rs nus. _l.ace l-iuntrr and the late iur l-iunicr ot iiidinn River

The double ring was pcrtormed by

‘Plarcey ol Milton.

Wedding niu was played by‘ Mrs. Roy Easier who act:an panied the soloist. Geri-iitc Lilo

To remove an cgg stain irnm I “st... 5mm i-n pram... vita-g p.-

rir. try sprinkling sail on lhe i or to tha can..me a. n p... Then soak in that ane' duri lie SIEIIHIE is before Washiflgr Ihe regisler.

“annoy; ‘ A.E.

when dusting niuais begin

nursing at the hospital. came tol praii dg sole. Appliqucd with and Mr» and M Inritain six weeks ago to inlere Alencon lncc, the bodice was ten We. ‘n'inl‘las

' Mr. and Mrs, Harrington are. residing at lndihn River where

View the girls. 18 oi whom will shioded with a scooped neckline

Mrs. Calvln Wood. Charlolue .arrive at St CalharlnEI by the accented \illli sequins and pearl.

town is spending some time Montreal with her sister. Mrs. Vernon K Wood '

l Oak Leaves Drift Laziny In Autumn’s Lighi Wind

» _ at What did we at Alderlca. do, ded.to he opcraiingsuch hazard, Mn Wayne Harrington. sis-I T

and ill Nm'embtir. lhe other: The lace also trimmed the bottll~ following before lie)“ Sepiern- ant skirt finishiw with a bow at her llhe back. Her coronal vell lell grncctullr troni a small pillhox‘ ot pcau dc sole and pearls. and, the carried I cascade nl red sweetheart rnses \vllh Shasla daisles Her only It-ii'ol- iery was a pearl drop. gitt oi the groom

with this Friday. which came to‘ ous machines wgnt today to Mid I(“Hi-lint ill tho brute. “as ma-t

thick in Us morning i l g h i. which greets us early each work

. day (mm the house on the It III the occasional hunler some! by.

across Ill? stream. WAS q u I I 8 hidden within its gray lalds.

“This log will burn out, and we shall have nnnllter warm and sunny day" the weather human in r this area came in w h we isreakiasted ..0pcn d o o r s thcse days allow us at meals. We hulk nut to the deep ('l‘imsnii inhacc ot odd lsaly shrubs. to the sunny linls oi the barberry. to the copper oi oak leaves. and‘i the graceiul tormi nt blrrll inch maple against the autumn's iran-i quit blue sky, Blossoms ii a ve‘ almost all disappeared irom our garden. 0th clumps oi lstc blooming phiax, and llttla coni- panics oi cslcnduls remain. a sparrow corner by in breakiast on the dark bcrrlcs oi the leat- lcss creeper on the irnnt Venn» duh. Leaves drm nwny imm the oak, Ind there Is a complaint. a deep sigh oi regret in tho light wind which plugs

"So we're to h an another warm day" .l a rd noddcd, blessed to hm its

"Rem-rhhl weather tor th s time pt year. isn't it. Ellch You ll warm, indeed wlrmer in n n sonic oi [he days we hnd In sum» mer. Great tor the {armors to iinish up thelr harvests — the ends of grain, the potatoes a n d turnips. it will be good in h n vs everyllilnfl done. For once le- ember comes in _. well. th ere will be days lor the plowing. but tor any other iicldwprk. we Just can't trust much to the weather. ior that,"

November is bcrc by this. It

' comesto mind. The short dayslisu nt motto will shorten. giving up hours to: us. Tad "#000,060 overuu ailiduruig not.

the night. We lulpecl. w belore long m the rune ol -

s were cleaned and bedded. a ll tl

return at ten h

willbcninu_lstnnceioth

lun mellow on lleld End w no d»

declllumll (reel have I e l I l e d

Iver- lmllei' Iutumn nlglill"

s ictigd by a ground tog sli‘ plowing. in a lonely licid as |Ii iron of honor mill 8 liliedinationni

dress oi Ron-iaan iiluc brocade. she wore a uhnc velvet hat, matching slums and gloves. and' Yet the sound oi his work was 9 "In"? a “5””? “I “I”? “'“I

"and by his dad and “may yet no Shana daisies. > lather, tending to items oi wnrkI “We”? H”“““f"‘- “5‘” “‘ heranout: piglets must receive m WI“ 3"“ Pauli"? “WEI- dnsages oi this and that. stiesl “5'” "I "‘9 “"0"” “5 3""‘0' bridcsmoids. wore yellow bro-

havnenrd, where only Wild cran-

tures oi iur and leathers. and

ME. AND MRS. EUSTACE C. HUNTER

Moritimes ion Vows

Sl Stcphe ~ Church. hurlingigrmm. baked and dcroratedl as the cirnc of a ceremony by \‘Irs ivan rickci-ing. cousin

uniting .loycr Annapclie. daugh- oi the pride

ter or Mr. and lips LeightonI Mn name, “pad r... brass.

ing and Harry Sudspury. uncle

of the bride. propscd a toast to

the lad cs oi st. Stephen's WA

who SI‘ITC

A iciecrnni we l‘l‘llll by the Mrs,

best man irom .\‘Ir and Earl iiuutrr, Calgary.

liliss "IE [IDs-5| book,

For a lllnlDi‘ lrlur oi the Cnhot lIi

Trail and other l’mlnls in urtiimes liie hride wore

yellow and white linrn suit wiihi Wl’lllE accessories and B cnrsale

oi carnations,

Out-ni-toun iirs. James iiunter. Gordon Penkc. .ir. Mn

:1

{\lr

ton: Mr. and \lrs, Ronnie Macu Ken/ie and Mr. and Mrs on. vid MacDonald. iiaine. um: { “h... . Rev. and VHS. Johnson. Lot tti.

Kenneth Roh-.

the groom is engaged in [arm-I lng. Mi’B. HunIer IE on IIie stall N a W

at Sci-man Bros, Lao, Annan

dny Conlerrnce :AImed ll glv thc world better tclev dried Iii Brlldln

irmn Moore L‘Ii’t‘ulaled

2 tal institution.

gucsts wcre Mr and

BEGIN CONFEREXCE

LONDON incuiersi — A six-I _ 5 sum Thursdfly. I

nkinc part in tin- talks under} the ausplres oi interth tinier-

Iy BRENDA LARGE OTTAWA (CF) — Old-lie Ir lldhnce Io needy women II. I]! do Infield the in

yelrl was led in s resolution

tec case monthly whose cost is shared by the ledcral and provincial government}.

The resolution, which some dclcgaici thought tntertcred in l pmvlnclll matter. will re- tn provinclll women's organizations for litr-

it was among a number at resnlutioni pused 0n the (hill

cy ot the ihreodsy nation-l canventlon which Ilm helm Citlxeiuihlp Mlnisler anresti Idvmnw [re-lei- Active partlcl- pation pi women in running or “born! party policy.

Mr. Favreau Idld he Ills- pectcd that the respective Cons ‘lilulinnx ill the NaLIDnll Mb- I Federnlion And the wane ltdernIoli conllllied Ill. mlannllon [or the complete “parallels of the two zmupl. “This situation mint be rem- edled Ind II. iI urgent LII-I. Ill. than ol “I who have I! hurt the Liberal chine Eel lclelher Ind find the solution."

MUST NuT IGNORE crusts Deullng with picultursltsni.

the minister said it I: danger

flux in ignore the present "arms

at Contcdcraton."

Favrenu spoke to a

crowded luncheon mnellilg at

ur led by the Caution Women] iiniibl

Earlier Old Age Pension Sought By Liberal Women

A resolution dealing with tie Cmdn Bankruptcy

l. he: be ol their llnan. Ck] dllliculltes, to prosecute The resolution. carried unani. mousiy. said the lattice depart, Lu cun- llder unendmenin to the Bank. ruplcy Act In Drov‘lde (or a pub no prosecutor it necessary. The manner In Whlch the led- era! government handled iii: walkout 01 I113 Sealarern‘ lnler. nltlo ll Unlnn Wu commended In I Wllmlpel rewliitlon ap. proved by the Liberal womcn Among worne pres seated with honorary lite mcm. berlhipl were Mn. Lesier B, Pelrloii. M". erk Budcock