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Charlottetown, Wy | ELLEN’S DIARY The Guenfien, Ch Oct. 15, 1908. Road-Bullding a > b L é el H PPENINGS Due In Arctic Callers Invaria Y " — : OTTAWA (CP) — A $100 000, ; { 000 road - building prograr “-r | Much Food For Thought Hubert Crane, son of Mr. and|and Mrs. Myers flew to Alberta, |the Northwest Territories °d aes Eekekt Cone of Morell |and made the return trip to the the Yukon was announced Wed- “Don’t think for a moment. I |though in the farm living in this | — a La =. Island by rail. nesday by the northern affeirs haven’t my problems, Missis” | age, we find that many of. the Revel Canadien Air Force. Bil Pedersen, emplaiée of “ame " j St ead a service repairman, offered jonce familiar sounds both : the Tigmish Co-operative and — a = h with a twinkle today. loutdoors and in have vanished Mr ' his Mrs. Wilt _- $10,000,000 wi! spe: Ra “Then sit and rest your heart | with ‘he ~assine vears. * oe ae ae eer Deree ‘i. year for the next 10 years ic a while, and we'l! discuss! ‘fhe other afternoon” one Saint John, N.B. over the pA pe rn yy agg Ahr i ye them” we invited him chuck'ing. |says, writing of vanishing}. waibena ; potential of the North and »ro- He glances at his watch, grinn- |sounds, “when the house) . vide links between established, ed. ‘“‘Not when you have to go by was temporarily quiet, I found Gestrade. thd ‘Wile. Mien. communities. this — you don’t ‘sit and rest |myself remembering sounds Jr. students at St. Dunstan's| ! was part of a 20-year plan | (iam, Reortt" You doo't slop tr imy chidhesd. Mises AGE Olga ‘Proud returned to her |spent the holiday weekend at the |‘© bring all potential resource _ ; janything, not even to discuss |the sound of the carpet - sweep im York recently after |home oft heir parents, Mr. and |27¢#3 thin 200 miles of a per- =, jyour problems!” he said. er and broom, of eggs being ‘holidays in Calgary, |Mrs. Wilson Shea, Sea Cow manent road. the department a They come to the farm, |\beaten with a fork in a platter,| she was quest of |Pond said. , [those to whom our occupation of suds squeezed through wet: and brother-in-law, : , The North lags far behind the =; © \reaches out, drovers, salesmen, |cioth, with an occasional rib-rub John Sander.| Guests at the home of Mrs. provinces in road tion. ‘ vendors’ of this and that, ac lon the scrub - board, ie Siam : visited Banff |\Jerry Bernard in. St. Louis are |The Terri had quaintances, strangers, all int tick tock of the big Yrandfat- in B.C. and also|Mrs. Emma Herron and Mrs. | only 9.27 road miles for every = sromsing: in that Cietr cant toad (ate cack at Wee See and Edmonton, {Ed Bernard’ of. Toronté, Ont.,|1,000 square miles in 1962; in an = we ee ee 08 tates. ts woe Pe tee eee ‘lalso Mrs. William had or thoug ‘of the ceiling fan, - “Why don't you quit the sell creak offfhe porch - swing. : ing and buy yourself a bit of |the came the ; land? Farm lightly — keep a jot the etable man's few beeef animals” James su<z |the wonderful high call ested to one the other day. ‘‘But | strawberry man walking I like it. It's my life! I'm hanvy |the sidewalk. Rhythmic sounds, at it — call or declared. lcommennine ane on ft os = : 1 n” . James : sound these were for a| | you are happy, I advise you to child to read or dream against,” fe keep at it. To enjoy the work) gome old-time sounds we Crawly sped up and. started honking one is going, that is happiness. /hear vet. And this afternoon an Robe: Leonard Gaudet. , the horn.” Then the accident isn't it? And isn’t that what! ojq - time sight, in the smoke oer Saint. Dunstan's Menu Su ested happened, and Mrs, Knight was people the world over are seaf- rising dart: against today’s gray, | © University, spent the long 99 taken to hospital where she ching for?” : lfrom the clearing fire oyr far-| 5 lweekend at their home in St. EG (CP) gave birth to an eight-pound “Does that crowing distur) /mers had set in a stumpland, Louis. WINNIP’ P) — People | girl, 17 days early. you, Ellen?” James inquired | dr-wn to it in the dampness pre- should eat more creepy, crawly Kindly in tthe twilight of this) vaiting. Sandra MacFadyen, nurse in |wreeter ) * Winmipes te I mnerning. “H should” be chuck | “We made 8 good tary’. Sais training at the Victoria General |e iocists estimate that (e led, rising, “for it's, I would younger farmer reported later, | § Hospital, Halifax, spent the ho | = ogists estimate 5 say, quite time to be up! |He dcubtless saw there a wav- liday at her homme in Augustine |22 8cre of land can yield more |, §’The seasonal sounds we heaf |ing field of grain, or lush past- Cove. a than beef pro 4 Mato ’ ue a sil A te - ae de S tastes of Food Tochast mi the poultry house, ars of farming ahead. — ran Frank jan e bantams’ echoes from the|’ put it is night now, with dark- MR. AND MES. PARKER MacDONALD ~ |,rrank Myers, MLA and Mrs. (2 were ; ‘ Fa ee as call, |ness t the windows. Nomoon| . ° ° at Crapaud recently after a six ont tan tea ane ae are : lancholy crows the moment, | week to W more along a hilltop. And today, Me that walet cai eileen Father Of Bride So EMNIZES |where they puiied pro va sects have possibilities as food |Is your pain RHEUMATIC ee though, we suspect it was only which comes to farm - homes. at . i ence of the Canadian Parliamen- | drugs, there remains only the > : eee a fancy, we thought we could day's end W. ddi i N Es k tary Association at Edmonton. |Problem of how to harvest this ART aT hear beyond the rim of the vail- e ing n ew DruNswiIc They were guests of-their son in- |Protein.” Ss a ti ot @ MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM RI . ley, the wild geese call. Sounds| Until tomorrow — Diary — law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. | The witch's brew menu was |Do you long for fale from the agos like these, we have as always,!Good - night... fA of wide interest and carried semi - cascades of |Dean Profitt and other relativ- |esested by Ben Berck, 2/7, fe get ‘ W di F ll bronze mums, The flower Girl les at Calgary. The two couples [SoTch station here, | thek, sulting eee TROe, Autumn ed Ing oO owed was in a mint green dress of the |toured the Western United Stat- — a I *t let me and : : same material, and carried ales and were guests of Mrs. Amatsaie ded how in s handicap any loager. T B H T F] id ; . |basket of yellow mums. |Myers’ uncle and aunt, Mr. and fis gay eval 6 = PLETON’S T-R-C’s, y oneymoon Oo oriad All wore short tulle veils to|Mrs. David Profitt in Vancouv- |¢*@mples Africa | $1.65 at drug counters everywhere, « match their gowns. er, B.C. At. Eureka, California, |Where People eat SHIKWOrm PU |p ast tat rte, ose nas St. Dunstan’s Basilica waS|vyes. Her hat was of matching Snot ane : sens they visited Mr. Myers’ aunt, ee. ee . oe Cream inimer inthe aon bean ators a sine wake hae Patric a, - ees ae gray trousers and navy blue pats se Shetabpr ithe late. _ As the world’s population in- |**** o-9 ng, *|were black and white, a : . RN (Palsy), daughter of Mr.|°orsage of vale pink carnations. er et carried the rings on |H. Myers. Their trip took them |CTeases, he and Mrs. J. Alfred Kelly, be-|me groom’s mother wore & . satin, heart - shaped jas far as Tijuana, Mexico and came the bride of William Ram-| sheath dress of vowder blue lace The 7 they returned by Las Vegas, Ne dolph (Bill), son of Dr. L. A. and| over taffeta with three quarter . ame ae — by |vada and Salt Lake City. Mr. |come * Mrs. Rice of King City, Ont. sleeves -nd matching accesso- papi a 7 oronto as js _The nuptial mass was offered | -iac—Her—corsage--was~of—pale|——-— so Se cee La a aon erie 7. u ut te served-by-classm-a-t-e-s- ofthe : by Rev. Robert MacDonald, | pink carnatins. i R Cc | un ~ coves ene = = wae beide som, fie Carleton Memo- a. wer sane Mae mates oe ke Come oe Junior Red Cross De egate |white: carpet extended from the |groom, both of Prince Edward |" Hospital School of Nursing. |i was attractively decorated with|tetown Hotel where the guest oo gil Carl Pe egg daughter's lottetown, P.E-I. was in charge |Sault basket- of gladioli, snapdragon |tables were decorated with Atten Ss Yout Assem heaton see od te. wedding: |e teiia'a secanae — Ihre, [Of the guest book. and asters, and quest pews were |snandragon and the bride's tmsic and accompanied soloist |piece, double knit suit in. For a honeymoon trip to indicated by white satin bows|table was centered with a four! prince Edward Island is send-| i: i aaatialii Long it singing ‘‘O Per- |cock blue, with matching ee Maine, Nova Scotia and Prince centered with small white mums. |tiered wedding cake topped with ; Love” and “‘O Promise Me” land black Edward Island, the bride chose M Joseph Dougan supplied |the wedding symbol. Elaine ing one high school Red Cross oe the icaeny ant nay a ee oa Her cor a raspberry red, three piece panied the soloist, Virginia Mac-|book.| Mrs.’ William Campbell |Sembly — a national youth con a acter Leak a ius te vomlack cessories, and. she wore a cynr |_— Dougall, BA, as she ssng “O|music during the reception. Ro-|ference to launch the Young ee dart dress of blue lace with a Diack |\iiguim orchid. Upon their re- |= God of Loveliness” and “The|pert Rice proposed the toast to World, Mobilization Appeal tak- Of — , eos the phar cape, ve accessories, turn, the couple will reside in King of the World Is Pass in glthe bride, which was responded|!n@ vlace at the Beacon Arms - and corsage of pink carat | rosento, Ont., where the groom |Z éet Bv” prior to ceremony and)/to by the groom, who in turn : » from 2- p.m. ek is employed by the Buil- | speedily he : “Ave Maria” during the signing| proposed a toast to the bridal) av, Oct. 15 to 2 p.m. Sunday, father, was im a floor | ‘Following the » @ | ding Company. Pileca nse es a9 of the register, attendants. Father MacDonald | Oct. 17. The theme of the con- oe ves —— ya the White Out of town guests attending |=, Saley Sealey ree, Sense = The bride entered the church] offered_grace. Maurice -L. Me-| ference Twit be" Canadiag table was centered with a three ihe wedding were from Chica- |e Ge ein Vou. com alee get “2nd De- on the arm of her father, by|Aleer,; master of ceremonies|amd International © Develop- ener cen vt a go, Hlinois® Falmouth, Mass; ae but” with CEF 1200 for double whom she was “—* oe — a alae Powers, Gnugiter with a miniature bride ead |Toronto, Boothbay, Maine; Ciin- |lsceet=slies id strength moisturizing action ‘ . She wore a fi length |from relative: and friends. p D ae » $ , : ae oe gown of white brocade,| For travelling, the bride|Mr. and Mrs. George Powers, - groom. — was given by Mr, |ton, Maine; aera Maine; Le . : with rounded neckline, long tap-|chose a three piece, double knit 4s the. student from the Ti coast 5 . New Brunswick hes to PEL. ond settee D! Sc : ering sleeves and a detachable|suit of cranberry with match s Regional High School Lane Peer . oo the » and points in New ‘ cathedral train falling from the|ing feathered hat and bilack|Chosen to represent the P.E.T. 4 wif ctr aguarea Mac ' shoulders, Her four tiered bouf-|accessories. Her corsage was| Junior Red Cross. ’ Sine Donald ote wae of the ; fant veil of silk illusion was|of white carnations. On October 16, 1965 ‘the 20th : : groom, s. Malcolm Mac- length with scalloped| Out of _province_guests includ-| anniversary of the Fodd and i. Donald of P.E.I. Guests were : edge trimmed with seed.-pearls.|ed: Dr. L. A. and Mrs. Rice, and| Agriculture Organization of the Pe ; She carried a cascade of ted|Robert Rice, of King City, Ont.;| United | Nations) millions — of ‘ . ‘ roses with ivy. Her only jewel-|Mr. and Mrs. Barry Rice,|¥oune veople around the world). ; ‘ lery was.a pair of cultured|North Bay, Ont.;. Vernon Wat-| Will begin participation in the with : perr! earrings, gift of the|son, and Harold Chattington, of|Avveal. Over a oeriod of 21 MARY POWERS - ead of Clinton, Maine, sed groom. Woodstock, Ont.: Mr. and Mes, | weeks (Oct. 16, 1965 to March . Judy Davis of Hartland, N.B. as The bride was attended by her|and Jimmy Matheson of Somer-|2!. 1966) they will contribute 21 |help of Junior Red Cross,. there bridesmaids. Little Beverley BESEN CONSTANTS - SEWING SERVICES three sisters, Alfreda as maid of|ville, Mass hours of time to the great cause| will be many more. There ae! cnowles, Victoria, NB RO. BOX 660 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL horor, Haen ond Betty (Mrs. Immediately after the recep-| of international development. 7” Se ta Junior Red Ce088 | tiower girl. ’ . was Pig Pe ; James Murray, RN) as bride-|tion, the couple left on a honey-|Participation in the Appeal will members in 87 countries — im/Mi@mer ele, | | it Upholstering : amaids. Their street 1ength|moon trip to Florida. They will take the dual forms of education|P.E.I. there are 21,000 mem-|- te guid English brocade with : ; ‘ “sheath dresses were of straw-|reside at 200 Rockampton Ave.,|--- learning about the life of|bers which make the , scope of She tulle veil to match. She % ; berry brocade with seim - Emp-|Apt. 1003, Toronto, 12, Ont. |Your neonle in other countries this onganization’s program. tre: |Smorr julie ven fo match. She |? @ expert workmanship; tre waist, round, high neckline (Photo by C. D. MacKay) |:-. and service ... transforming | mendous, bronze mums, centered with |3 @ finest quality 3 ; and three quarter sleeves. Bows ae cane tones lip sare A Swedish three - shilling |roses. q ' Geet tite calls ant they eax. |AOUSEHOLD HINTS The Junior, Red Cross ‘rece OE ae cag CHER Rn ne ae ee te. Prine B.Com ; or “You W z see momyave ef were cae Caste clastic wastebeckets 8 Mobilization Aopeal” will be the [Peet insured for $100,000. honor in beige English brocade, f 2 : scrub pails occasionally. $| extension of the Sudan Garden Jack MacMilla stebasket wash- bev tm a Mock Welch forten- oust, | 702, cets was | Project. Over the past couple of @ ®

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