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Quigg and Mrs. T. Rathburn.

“MARY. HAWORTH. Girl Advised To Seek | Friends In Own Station --

friend is 32 years old and comes

ery girl and wants to have a pas- ' sing affair.

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weden, they con- it matter of course. He that I am “sick” because "t agree with him.

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BIRDS OF FEATHER . _ Dear C.D.: Birds of feather G@ock together, you know. And in és homeland, you boy friend no

Hence when he says that “ in Sweden are thus-and-so,” he is speakingfor himself, more or less

"I am sure that he will find per- sons of his own kind on this side of the Atlantic too. But that

It is a mistake to haggle with

him. The past is prologue, we are told; and if his habit is to chase all girls and flirt with men, you know what to expect. Ff you don't like it, if you con- ‘sider if morally diseased behav- jor (which it is), you aren't called upon to ‘‘pass judgment”

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Dear Mary Haworth: Soon I will’ be 17 and I am concerned about my prospects for a college education; and my inability to pay the costs of tuition.

I am considered attractive and {ntelligent and my eyes ere my most striking feature. Many have said they are exceptionally beau-

I wonder ff I have a chance in eye beauty con- ; and if so, when and where

of tests And if I have a chance of model-

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- DAWSON WEDDING:

| Mr. and Mrs: Lioyd C. Jelley Mr. and. Mrs. Edwin Dawson,

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Mae Dawson, daughter of Jelley, Mt. Royal, P.E.1.

field of advertising.

WHO PUBLISHES Dear Mary Haworth: From time to time you have mentioned Dr. Abraham Low's book: Men- Health Through Will Training the self-help therapy grougs known as Recovery Inc. which have developed as a result of his work and teaching. ’ ‘Will you give the name of the i Also the headquarters address of the therapy groups Vi, ° Dear V.P.: Dr. Low's book is produced by the Christopher Pub- lishing House, Boston, Mass. I haven't the street address, but the foregoing identification should suffice. Frecovery, Inc.,

‘| has national headquarters at 116

South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Tilinois. \M.H.

Mary Haworth counsels through her column, not by mail er personal interview. Write her in care of this newspaper.

REDUCE SWISS GUARDS ~ VATICAN CITY ‘(Reuters)— Pope John has cut the strength of the papal Swiss bodyguard to 100 from 133 because its tasks have diminished considerably in recent times, & was announced Saturday. ©

Conway, and the groom is the ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Chapman

members present.

The president, Mrs. K. A. Mac- opened the meeting with prayer. This was followed call and the minutes of

Mrs. Cari McKenna, convener of the Spring Bonnet Tea gave a splendid report on the Tea. She thanked her committee and all the members who helped make this Tea a Success.

Discussion took place on the Nurses Reception which is to be held on Monday, May 18. The annual meeting and dinner is to be held on Tuesday, May 26, at the Charlottetown Hotel,

Upon the adjournament of the meeting lunch was served by

aa Mrs. J. H. Maloney, Mrs. Jack

MacCarvitte—and Chandler.

Mrs. G. M.

WOOD ISLAND WEST W.1.

The reguiar monthly meeting of Wood Islands West Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Mack MacLeod on May Sth., with an attendance of 12 members.

Meeting opened by singing of the Institute ode, followed by re- peating the creed in unison.

Roll call was responded to by an article for bazaar, also an

exchange of plants and garden seeds

The catd parties which have been held tn the school each week Drought $15.25 for'the month of April. s was decided to buy a gift for the Home Nursing Instructor, Mrs. Ralph Young; also to write for information regarding swim- ming lessons

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was appointed: Mrs. Waldo Tay- lor, Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Mrs. Murray

home of Mrs. M.A. Bell, when the

article for bazaar.

Mrs. Arthur MacMillan and Mrs. L.B. MacMillan were ap- pointed on the entertainment committee.

The following lunch committee |

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Miss Lorraine Wilson, who has spent the winter with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Daley, New Glasgow, was at her home in Little Sands over the weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. Mack MacLean and family, Corowall were visit- ors to Little Sands on Tuesday.

| The car ferry Charles A. Dun- ning. started on its regular run

P.E.1., and Caribou, N.S. Due to an accident to the Lord Selkirk while putting her on the slip in Pictou, her scheduled beginning on May Ist was delayed until Tuesday, May 5th. The Dunning made three regular trips daily between these ports until the The traffic on the road here has increased considerably since the ferries started to run. ‘ Fishermen here are still- put- ting out traps. The weather has been very cold and some windy weather which has delayed the setting of the traps. Fishermen report a scarcity of lobsters - as well as a scarcity of bait. This delay in the arrival of bait has delayed the setting of traps. Mrs. Donnie Simpson. Pictou

By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

“The first day of May is the time for oysters to bow out for their Summer vacation” cyuckied the Chef. “I'll give them a final showing today along with this ‘Roast. Red Snapper.

“Half a dozen chopped oysters will be enough to give herb stuf- fing tha gourmet flavor. I shall bake six oysters on the half shell as Oysters Casino for a tidbit garnish.” ate ~

TOMORROW'S DINNER Tomiato-Aspic Cucumber Saladeties Roast Red Snapper Oysters Casino Potatoes Rissole

on May 1, between Wood Islands, |-

Browned Parsnips Sliced Orange Fans Wheat Germ Hermits Coffee Tea Milk

Measurements are level; reci- pes for 6.

Reast Red Snapper: Order a 3- bb. red snapper or use bass or haddock. Have fish scaled, boned, head and fins removed.

Wash fish in cold water. Rinse, drain and blot on absorbent paper towels.

Rub interior with 1 tsp. each salt and monosodium glutamate, end % tsp. black pepper. Fill with herb-crumb stuffing contain- ing 6 chopped oysters.

Close with wooden picks; brush all over with vegetable oil. Place in an oiled pan.

Bake uncovered 45 min. in mod.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, May 11, 1959. 7 IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Final Bow Of Oysters .. Before Summer Sets In

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The monthly meeting followed by the annual meeting of the Kinkora Parish Council of the C.W.L. was held on Sunday May 3 with a record attendance. The president, Mrs. Raymond Smith was in the chair. The minutes of the last meteing were read and adopted. treasurer reported a satisfactory balaace.

“ Correspondence as read _ by

oven, 350 degrees F., or until flesh looks flaky. Baste twice with 2 thsp. oil in '4 c. warm water.

Serve on plank or large platter. | Arrange thin, whole slices of| lemon along the ful] length of fish. Border edge with parsley and pimiento-stuffed olives.

For unusual tidbit garnish. a: range 6 Oystets Casino around outer edge. Heap sauce-+tartare in

one end. — Oysters Casino: Place 6 or more | oysters on half sheli in baking |

pan. Top each with ‘s tsp. preva ed | horseradish, few drops lemon |

juice, 1 drop Tabasco and smail strip of half-cooked bacon. Bake 10 min. in ‘mod. oven, 350

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ruffle and bacon browns. Serve at once. Wheat. Germ Hermits: Sif: to-

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Mrs. Ajlen J. MacDonaid Provincial Council lotterv. Parnell McCarville was appcint- ed lottery convener.

Thirty dollars was voted for prizes for Kinkora School. $5 for flowers for May Progession. Plans were made for tne. doesent

Duffy; church, Hammill; magazine, MecCarville; Enter- ee! :

‘ ence, MOCardie. of the units were Shamrock, Mrs. Al- Kinkora; Mrs. Wil-

Rednuse Hammill, Newton; Mrs. S&. Clair McIver, Upper Newton;

The is the result of the election of officers for the Rew year

Vernon Greenany 2nd vice - pre- sident, Mrs. Austin, Roberts: 33rd vice - president. Mrs. Pope Mc- Mahon; secretary, Mrs. Wilfred Trainor; treasurer, Mrs. J.F. Morris; Pointed by the executive.

After the installation of the mew officers by the director, Father Croken, a vote of thanks was moved by Mrs. Ralph Mc- Carville to the retiring president and exxecutive for their excellent work during the past two years.

Mrs. Smith thanked the ‘irec- tor and all m@hbers for their wonderful ration which

helped to make her term in cf- fice so successful. Father Croken thanked the of-

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