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voung'uns"’ bringing in first dan- Welions presently to be one of “the” May-months gifts. Watch

sunlight in their golden. petals Love the feathery sprays of wild pear, and -the~ fragrant wild cherry blossoms, that beg one

forgotten in the unfolding joys of the Maytime. The swallows

finite, confined within the gates of a season. The forsythia now bare in the border will be deck- ed then with bloom. And as we

Maydav Is The Loveliest

the marsh mari-buds catch the,corating her couch at the mo-

those as James would say, Who \“could scratch for herself.” |‘There's imore*than-one-frau-de---

ment’’ Papa Starling comment-

ed with an infectious grin ‘Last night's snow - well, it

| will help the fields some, but we

the vounger farmer; then about to leave the yard. with Jamie

|cause we should try to’ get ;more of the fencing -straighten- ed: away this afternoon, if we

1 |Robert Carrathers

5 Special Service | Islan

Held At

men’s choir was in charge of the music under the direction of the organist, Margaret Walker Guest soloists were W. A. Ram- [say and J. §. Carruthers. both of Hamilton. The selection “We jhave a Story to tell to the Na- tions’ -was sung by the choir.

The current missionary study

Land and its People’:

|Glover spoke on ‘'The Dawsey |Rural Centre’.

Mrs. L: V. Windsor and Mrs.

nedy chose as her subject. ‘'The | |Wendell Moase spoke on "Edu- i

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| ders Elected | | At Annual Meet

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oe, Kensington |_ Mrs GR. Macleod, the tor

# mer Margaret Furness of Ver

Day In The New Year ' The Kensington United non, P. E, I. was named honor-

Church Women held their an-/| ary president of the. Maritime

The Mayday - we have had it: (feather, obviously from the nual Thankoffering service on | Women's Club of Montreal, Inc.

“The loveliest day of all the |Poultry-yard, in her smile. A Sunday evening with Mrs. Gor-/ for the year 1966-67 at the an- brave new years’ See ‘‘dem |busy housewife this One of don MacBeth presiding, The | nual meeting held at the’ Wind-

recently. Ed-

sor Hotel, Montreal. Vice-president for Prince

| ward Island is Mrs. W. P. Me-

Vie, the former Edna “Yeo=ot--~

+ Charlottetown.

Club committees make visits to war veterans still in hospital.

| An Indian boy living in South In-

in passing to gather from wood- ‘could do with as least a day's dia is the adopted son of the land and fencerow. No chill warm steady cain Sana jon Brazil was presented in in- ejub. Throwigh club efforts a sub- jwind will blow then. Winter - |fered in passing... “Will vou |teresting fashion by members| stantial scholarship has been ithe very name will have been be away long?" he inquired of jof the UCW, Mrs. Keith Ken- tpresented to the McGill Schoo)

|for Graduate Nurses.

Trips taken during the yeay

will come by to remind us, by and. mack in a truck of the b ; ;

; : . | te jby club members included: the ie Purpoen of their busy wings, name to market odd ones of the sagt gees ne Renda] Case- | Canadian tlement Farm of a : ere isa time and times cow-kind. “Not too long, I lon ee = a topic, ‘The iMr. and Mrs, Earle Moore in or all things, it is nevertheless would hope” he replied. . ''Re- [yourch i Brasil”. Mrs. Donald |Rawdon, a trip to Stowe, Ver-

{mont and a meeting with Ba-

roness Von Trapp, also a trip

‘to the Winter Carnival in Que-

: jcould."’ ' were 1N | hee, vs Filasafpre een eee we the Sone ard to “Now what is-your considered hares of the devotional period. - | ay S_ loveliness, -a_first hum- opinion as to the weight of these Ushers were Mrs. Claude min “or until peel is translucent. : ne ee pe renchinn iF Tanimala?” - Jamie questioned. |Hogg. Mrs. Robert Hogg, Mrs. and’ tender. Drain and cool. ae pveut ok Aira 8 AIBDNBAE “Not a pound more than I said’ Bruce Macleod and Mrs. cut in desired shape and cen- of our day. . . _ ‘|James grinned boyishly. ‘Well | Walford MacEwen. ter on frosted cake to maka a oy _ A cloud like the creamy white we'll soon know who, of all, is, 2 ‘ ‘flower’. a inner sides of the fleeces*the the best judge’ Jamie smiled as |orange peel to batter. Bake in) . a farmers will harvest from our |the machine moved away. This |2 oiled 8” layer cake pais. Cool | SUNDAY DINNE flock in that. chore’s turn and |“‘judging’’ of weights of animals @ | Split each layer. crosswise, mak-| -» Asparagus Saladettes time will dip down low to the jprought-in to the farms. or be- ing 4 layers. ___ Roast _Sectioned green pasture therejust-beside |ing marketed. from stables of | Part 11: .To save time while Broilers-Fryers and Gravy

prepare date- with Baked Herbed Stuffing In | . (previously columned) corn Half Tomato Slices Dusted with Black Pepper

cake is baking, orange filling as follows: saucepan,-mix—su g ar, starch and salt.. Stir in water,

|the house ‘on the hill. And we |the name, continues to give rise shall embark, even as we pour |to teasing chuckles as guesses our breakfast cups of tea:-And jare offered and later proved. in a split second come to your |

: sig eraivare cite ; e _ door, to see how you do . these | cw? ane re dates,. orange peel and orange | Raspberry Sherbet with spring days. So many things we bear “whan the ‘big hand. comes ; pieces: When _ boiling reduce Crushed Pineapple shall learn on that call. Some- it, iweive and the other stops at | ay |heat and simmer 5 min. ° Re- Coffee, Tea Mi : ne oe oe ae 7 leight - that was it’ he nods. | ee it a one nuts. | FROM THE CHEF t Bae eS PE ‘ share with us, its joys, its sad- |., ; Fhe ai ‘ool. pread coo illing be- | : UE 2 |nesses, its hopes and_ its pro- ie ete ae niece PUTTING HIM AT EASE ltween cake layers. lit cnet pe ees om RETURN TO HOLLAND jmise, as we bridge the weeks, ld Masse : : ; ; ' ei Part 111: Prepare frosting | .28" ee a t te the months, or {s It-years sinde (Or ,.te bees: Mme. George Vanier, wife to Toronto's Victoria Day. mix, following pkg. directions. | Panned Bee tee ee

Until tomorrow - - - Diary --*| of the Governor-General, uses Nursery.: Mme. Vanier toured locality),

we last chatted together? You | Spread on top and sides of

Crown Princess Beatrix. fol- er, Dutch Queen ‘Juliana, at

y : oben : Good-night. . . . | a grandmotherly-hug to put the nursery Friday, saying | . : ieq (creamed Onions — Apple-Rhu- lowed by her husband, claus Anukerdaen aioe _ ° moon, came back in time for [will Dat eee a Doeauae) ae | 7 at ease three-year-old Danny hello to most of the 45 young- pst ray et wie. Conte’ |barb Sauce, Crisp Oatmeal von. Amaberg, rushe own day. ; oupl ng the 57th birthday on Satur- | gz. Mrs. Hiram Harrington and Flight’ Danny_was evident- sters whose mothers_work ot | 4 os = " |\Cookies—Coffee,. Tea, ———— plane ramp to greet her moth- from their seven-week honey- | day of the Dutch ruler. (AP \to stay, we may not stop. long. Mavis MacKay. teceived. conse | + 4 te the fainous visite are il. (CP Witenhols) ‘shape~tfollows):— This” serves 8. oo pecans : ‘We must come home, lest we |! : eee eee See : | CANDIED ORANGE PEEL: AUST) SIMUET/SiWUeeeUe

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[lation pene: Combine 1% ¢. sugar and 1 e. |

water in 1 qt. saucepan. Boil | -/5 min. to make syrup. Cut 1) - |large California orange into quarters;. remove orange meat | from peel and save to add to a | fruit cup. Place peel in boiling

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are to be appointed at a later |Charms, spread on the farm- | ! stitute, Murray Harbor, spon- | Cake Delight Blossoms

Columba CWL Elects date: Hands ‘about, | The Queen Mary Women's I : S ° | The retiring president expres- | ‘Curtains, eh?” Papa Star- coreg t in the Murray | 7 New Slate Of Officers : led appreciation to the mem- |ling remarked brightly when we eeaae, Dablis na scanty

|bers for their co-operation during pinned those from the dining- | \ith the talent provided by Lem

her term of. office and the -new- room windows to the line in the

The annual meeting of St. |from each provincial convener f { 3 me 'Pauquet and his musical. friend s q ; ‘ : " lly elected president took the yard this morning. “It but goes |4¢ soyris. The program con- With O Da sugar syrup and simmer 15 Cienee CHL Was tals athe and dealt with ome, as was the ‘chair. Father MacDonald-com- with the season” ‘he nodded. leiceea are singing. S eneine and ITT ; ra ng es, tes =|

-instrumental----musie,_cand._.was-

co eT ne aie Repee sear business on Parish level. mended..the--retiring officer and_.“"And.to_my_mind,_there_is_noth- W. D’ MacDonald. The minutes The nominating ‘committee, |the other members for their jing prettier than crisp white | much enjoyed: During the inter- were read by the secretary, Mrs Mrs. B. J. Mossey, Mrs. Char- work during the past year, and |curtains in a window."’ -He sup- | mission, refreshments were Francis Rose and the ‘treasur- /es’ Campbell and Mrs. John Mc | in his talk conveyed the thought |pressed a chuckle, there above isold by members of the WI. er’s report was submitted by Donald brought in the slate of | that the activities of the CWL | us at his doorway, when a spar- | ‘ - i ’ ing Should be conducted _in_a spirit row flew--by,-a—neat-small—ady

A most modern'and. delecta- | “htep: a on ble result comes: from « combin. |¥4 c.. water : ling the flavors of coffee and | 1% c. ‘chopped pitted dates ‘the oil from orange peel.. For| 1 tbsp. fine-grated orange e peel (additional)

ES DAL) cri... ficers_and the | ring 8! as an GY —Mrs.—Willaim— Simmonds, .Sea |a coffee and dessert’ party, Cali- é ag ee eS inits Were “appointed: ~ president, Mrs Of” helpfulness*:and~holiness:~~“pf-bird;-hearing-a-trailing -white-iview and Mrs.” Ivan~Davison, fornians™tave-combined-the-two-- rniaoranges. ‘Matpeque returned recently af- flavors by serving their. fabu-| Peeled, cut in bite-size

were read by their respective Bernard Ryan; 1st vice presi- |¢ conveners, Mrs: Bernard~-Che- (dent,_Mrs._J-_B__Mclsaac;_ 2nd_ yerie, Mrs. Francis Rose and Vice president, Mrs, D. J. Mae-

ter spending. a few days at Mon- /lous Date-Orange-Blossom Cake pieces

ith black coffee. |'2 ¢. chopped cton, N. B., guests of Mr. and |accompanied with black co’! irrcetlog aha. Tiecatation

walnut meats.

Mrs. Bernard Ryan; Social ac- Donald; 3rd vice president. Mrs. « Mrs, Charles Adams. Measurements level “ tion was reported by.Mrs, D. J, |Ernest Rose. The conveners : ‘ my | CALIFORNIA DATE- Nea white ATTAIN THEIR GOAL MacDonald; press and _maga- GETS OTTAWA POSTING ORANGE-BLOSSOM CAKE Aina i —ADD YOUR NAME mere zine by Mrs. Percy Murphy; ; (Consists of Three ‘Parts .| Candied Orange Peel TO -THE CONTRIBU- Palmer Electric Bldg. education by Mrs. B. J. Mossey. OSLO (Reuters) ~- Torfinn Cake, Filling and Frosting) | Part 1: Prepare.and bake oe Dial 4-4072 The spiritual convener, Mrs. - \Oftedal, 57, has been appointed.|The Cake cake mix following pkg. direc. | TOR ROLL. AWAVOAVA en AUVAUEA) James © MacDonald— reported Norway's ambassador in Ot-| 1 pkg.eyellow—cake- mix- tions, adding 3 tbsp. grated wees masses said for living and de- | jtawa, Oftedal, a special adviser| 3 tbsp. grated orange peel : to. the foreign ministry, was |The Filling Bei

feased members, spiritual bou- quets sent to shut in members, monthly communion and obser- | vance of perpetual rosary on first_Saturdays_for_world- peace, used magazines .and stamps sent to foreign missions, ete. President, Mrs. Mary Ryan then read the correspondence |'

Norway's ambassador in Vienna) ‘2 c. sugar ~ | 2°tbsp. corn starch

8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., May.2, 1966.

‘from 1960.

. | Mr, and Mrs. Frank Aucotn, of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ane

Souris West, recently visited | 501. relatives and friends in Mont . t Carmel and Miscouche. Winners of the trophy for the | |season’s cribbage play at the | James Snowie and Duncan! Kensington Legion Home’ were MacKay, Breadalbane, enjoy- William Simmonds: and James jed a vacation_in Montreal dur- Clark. Winners last_ week, the ee ing the month of-April: ——-final_Wednesday.of play, were | | A See j | Kenneth and Ira Pidgeon with | Mr. and Mrs, Lynwood Che- consolation prizes going to Geor- jverie, Hamilton, Ont., are spend- | g¢ Champion and Wallace Moun- ‘ing a short vacation with vet oni Pa aa wash in | i . and/| William G . . é or vag eae, sais and for the ladies and Daniel Con- You ee is terms... Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burke, nick was the winner for men, | YOU Pick the payments. . . at

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