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iy CAPE TRAVERSE WMS. jas words fall te say the faithful, petted ghent to 8 sas gave thetr re-/preakdent, nare. W.J The Auxiliary of the W .,|capable work done by her dem of and cut flowers| ports: | ding. Baya through the years in every sphere|to' a member in hospital. $10.00} The social action convener,| The roll call wes aeeeeets eee held ne | of church work. was voted as a donation to the| Mrs. Mathias Murray gave &| twenty members. Traverse ot ow its; The Community Friendship |Red Shield and aj|splended report from the cath-|Convener reported ct meeting in estry” Thurs-| Secretary reported 29 home and|Canvess of the will bel|olic Welfare meeting at Char-|ed @ shrine for the day an ee Mrs. /two hospital calls, 58 get-well or| made for the Retarded Chiidres's | lottetowa A vote of thanks was|Secred Heart and st John Haslam was in charge of| sympathy cards and 15 treats | Fund. : tendered her for thig lovely re-|communicanis a treat and re" the worship. service. Following | sont during the month. It was décided to save coupons} port. She also gave treats to a|membrance gift. 7] the call to worship was the pra-| rhe meeting closed with pray-|to obtain fiat silver for the’hall.|member in the Sanitoridm. A| Membership convener, report yer of approach. The singing of er by the president. Mrs. Fenton Molawre to act asj treat to a member who had been/ed having obtained oe tena Caroline McLure, Women's Editor, Puone 6508 7 hag oy Be gy convener for same. A donation of| hospitalized, and a personal visit| members and having success i=

: . followed BRACKLEY: POINT W $2.00 was gratefully received|to a member at Beach Grove. the forming of units.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri, June 19, 1959 7 | with Scripture readings by Mrs. - from @ friend. Collection was| Mrs. Mick Clarkin was voted to} It was decided to hold a rum Vernon Muttart and Mrs. Allis-/ The June meeting was held at | $3.10. assist the entertainment commit-| mage sale on June 20th, also that on Harper. Comment was readithe home of Mrs. George Shaw| The July meeting was invited | tee. A discussion took place about | money be givea for school prizes

IDA BAILEY ALLEN by Mrs. Haslam, followed with) win an attendance of thirteén|to home of Mrs. Earle Skeffing-| buying an amplifier. This was left | ag in previous years.

ea ee ee ee eee [a St Se en. ton, where roll cali will be an-|to the entertainment commitiec. . : , subject discussion meeting opened by singing |swered by 2 Canadian current/ Ht was decided to have a play in| Seventy boys and gi Careful Cooking Needed “racial prejudice” was led by the|«Long Long Azo”, followed by jevent. A decicious lunch was ser-| hall in the near future. Simon and St: Jude's ; president, Mrs. Hedley Lowther.|the creed. and roll cali which |ved and the meeting closed with} Pians were finaliced to have .|received their : Tt K FI | Pp Several members took part. Alwas answered with the display |the National Anthem. paniry sale on June 26th. Mrs. | Communion .May 16th. Mass O) eep avor in reas paper, “The Church and Society” | and history of a keep sake. Murphy, Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. Cav-|sung by Reverend MJ.

> was read by Mrs. Blanche Harp- It was moved and seconded ST. ANNE’S C.W.L. anagh and Mrs. McCloskey to/ who also enrolled the children

Fresh green peas are a deli-jother side. Allow 8 min. alto-/¢r, and “Daily Work and Econo-| that Mrs. Gay be re-engaged as/ St. Aane’s Lot 65 Parish Coun-| take charge of the selling of food. | the scapular. The

cacy already maturing in warm| gether. mic Life” was read by Mrs. Wil-| music teacher for the school for | cil meeting. There being no further busi-|given a treat and

sections of the country and being| Top each lamb slice with small | bur Caires. the coming year. j The June meeting of St. Anne's| ness the meeting was brought to/| gift by the parish council of the

marketed nationally. By the) thin slice of maitre d’butter. Business period followed. Mrs.| It was decided that the Insti-| Lot 65 Prish Council was held on|a close by the Act of Consecra-|C.W.L. under the convenership of —

Fourth of July they will be ready; CHEF’s JUNE SALADETTE Boyd Lowther secretary, read the} tute provide the usual treat of |Junz 7th. with an attendance of| tion of the Blessed Virgin Mary. | Mrs. Emile Gallant.

in New England. Toss together 1 c. cooked green| minutes and called the roll. Thir-| wieners, rolls and drinks for the | 15 members. The president open- The parish council of the Tig-

“Green peas must be carefully; peas, ‘2 c. each shredded celery | teen members were present. Mrs.| school closing picnie. ed the meeting with League pra- TIGNISA C.W.L. nish C.W.L. was represented by —

cooked to preserve their delicate! and sliced fresh or canned mush-| Ralph MacCaull who could not be; A report was given from the | yer ..|@ delegation of four members

Instead, 3 tbsp. butter is melted; Garnish with pimiento strips|from her office as treasurer. It| District Convention. snk the tressurer’s report,| was held in the convent assemb-| Which was held in Summerside, —

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| SCARF DRESS THERE’S just no end te the|/Baroque scarves, deftly fashion- eriginality and talent of clothes|imé them into classic clothes.

designers. Arbe does Ddiouse|> ing they are in black print-

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MARY HAWORTH

This Pair Is.lmmature Try To Dissuade Them

Dear Mary Haworth: What is|nence, to her way of thinking, as ‘wrong with a doctor who would|compared to ordinary fellows in have an affair with one of his|her walk of life, that she actu- Patients? Regrettably, my daugh-| ally feels flattered to be his ac- ter is the patient in this case. | complice in sin.

The man is a very prominent specialist vho has pursued this

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to stop this foolishness. Or per you can hardly expect the doct haps there is something I could/and your daughter to testity do? Very sincerely, GS. against themselves

Dear G.S.: A doctor who

reckoning to God, and pray that He will give it His attention and induce a healing change of heart. Remember it took St. Monica 20 years of praying to fetch son back by God's grace

As for the specialist involved Sas as Wk G pee : ‘ a

with your daughter, he is exploit-

=. with the implication that it’s a achievement for an . female like her to be on intimate|‘Testly translated, in a recent terms with a man of his distinc- - tion (presumably).

She probably day dreams of

I dislike addressing a man as Mr. when he calls me by my first name; and am thinking of leaving. Pérhaps I am overly sensitive, and would appreciate your opinion E.B.

WE FAVOR OLD SCHOOL

Dear E.D.: I hold to the old school theory that male and fe- ates in business do ce a certain for-

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“Cover the peas with a layer of | washed green pea pods to add! extra flavor,” he continued. “Put| on a lid and simmer very slowly, | about 10 min., or until tender. I

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“No not allow the butter to brown. Remove the pea pods with tongs. Season the peas to taste with salt and pepper and) serve piping hot. ‘

“This is a good example of the preparation of a real gourmet food, based on saving delicate natural flavors.”’

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