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In This WinterMildness, «| Juncoes Come To Visit.

“It's a great winter we're, A first buttercup we shall having!” ‘‘It surely. is! 1 never |touch happily, just.to be sure tt saw better.” ; had come safely from: the all | We hear such sentiments as |white of the winter. With Pe ||these included ih the greetings |ter, who loves the pixies and exchanged between farmers | brownies and all the fairy kin these days when they chance to|he meets in his stories, we two meet. Happy words they are/found a secret place of theirs

The: icate |one day toward noon, last sum- ocea-| mer. We had hurried down to the r snow |stream, to gather on the far from doorways, or the laying of |side, watercress from a fine bed tracks through drift }growing there. _ Going. we had in yard or field. This includes) crossed ‘on a .foot-bridge, two|

also little worry over the frosts| streams actually because of an up to this obtaining, which |islet of reeds and alders caught have posed no problem in the!between. Returning, we chose way of taps or water systemsito wade_a width farther down ‘jbeing caught either outdoors or|the stream, riverward. And fn. And so, comfortably andjon the nearer bank we came Pleasantly the winter daysiupon a delightful company of spend. the blossoms also large of petals, '} This morning the sun fashio- wasting their beauty un-notic-

ned its fetching blue shadowsied there. Ferns grew about, ame. and so prettily against/and spruces sheltered the glade.

white of the snow.. .We| “T think’ Peter commented Sse. oy now s0 brownies must own place, : w z Seta cele ea | a ic san ae ee -| Juncoes visit us in ran , : ‘ ons, and Blizabeth year, took adva h Keine tha dupdilions “tat ite winter waihdness. The? come | | SMES Some adene "weed cli slat te sed a bed tesen, . Mheolen will be tapyour: old meeting to hold their own: re ht their gold’ im abundanes |'®, the verandah in’ Search of | SON i oe WoGbout as the ‘Ths feur gis, LEFT. to Febcuscy 16. ‘Ther mothers, brought a crumbs. And at the sight of toe? : .. RIGHT, I nem, Dimoff, Han. who all became at | union. last year to lay it down on the jc: ioie or a cat, the shy things young ladies who were last (AP Wirephote) fresh orchard - green, there: |e and fly off in a flash of celebrating their first birthday ne Karen ‘Torgersen, Amy the he Seattle Gritied away ‘one day on the |ueeray wings, and a, glimpse : f 3 A ALLEN 4 i e all- wings .of a clean little breeze, at gain i supper?’* IDA BAILEY ALL i, ough fomerbari taper suena (ni stern : nomical. Prelud much loveliness of seston tll Vogels soup. “And what An Economical. Prelude : . _jelse?” ‘Poached eggs. : “ “GEORGE Dunbar, president ‘Malley, immediate past | ; the coals.” ee d = RR sts pect saat GEE eee |. - [MER me "make it” he. begged. Appetizers Suggeste Seciarinans fs ase em =| ~~ ~HAPPENINGS __ {Vince tivity te va : ‘ home : her beguiling BY IDA BAILEY. ALLEN [Green Peas with Bean Sproute eerving dinner to Katherine the legion ye he added on anot ; . Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editer, Phone 4-8500 thought, ‘could’ we have some Yes, dinners can cost less (both canned) vi Alberton Ladies’ Auxilicnry | x mover smear. x, wan) Ms. aig tr. wim |New. stembery Sem" tet Koma wt ved “Seater tesa asgherry Wren Vioweed . A rton gaaies AUXI ry | guest. of honor recently at aleombe, Ellerslie accompanied |'€*. eee a tenentiaein 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 15, 1906, © I aoe more glamorous. rr Gelatin _ Holds t And Meeting tment ss Sicu"s: Raatttnceet Ms | ed ye rl at eee ee ; 4 ( }e a 5 at . . Ken le. ‘ ‘a 1 ; ( e tra- ; . «Ho s Banque ANG MOC TING er ee ama Anseate RN|Vir and Mis. Rawaen rong he satisfying: reed auiet:| WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS - ess, cot™ mer seem 6 coming) “Ge . lof Lower Montague. The dainty | were recent: visitors te Mone- |‘#roushout ly, “the even course is budgetwise, because a ; ~ Don Fraser to the visiting com- in N.B ly ‘and. pleasantly : , ] _ BAKED LIVER SLICES. ie : parcels were. brought by |ton, N. B. of its way?” “os ° ° it is a pleasant, palate-refresh- 1 tep salt Mero, Robert, Profit te the|. ‘The. Irae. preceded MIT Barry tonpacniog wermes| Flora Nicholson eelebeaieg| Unt womorvow —Diry—|~ Interesting Demonstrations |inc prerde to the meal, mating] 1. seasoned salt w president of the Ladies by a banquet- which ome of | 84 a ee ae pear Good-night if ifs tie ” : possible smaller portions of the| 1 tbep: flour ‘ ‘healaes of Alberton branch the legion members served a9 read by Mrs re her 98nd y recently in| : iddl i WI more expensive foods. - = salt fhe Sei Hee ae ol te a renal Nadia Mi ae | LODE Chat Held By Middleton WI Only Avhae Longe | 1, ot ae tual fewting wee Mra. Glen mors bonghl new arate it ael saeco chettiag ‘Jon day | PP sd Mrs. Essie Wright was hos:|Mrs. Charles McCardle report-jlittle that canny 1 thin ; : cae te Santee ieee lee regen Sign Semneaie were carved ihn came $0 grost her. She enjoys. Makes Plans tees to the February meeting ofjed on the 4 - H banquet neh. eenaeatte a » yk per = _treacurer The immediate pest|sle provided the materials for osiess asssied by Mrx. Chet good health ands fond of knit p Sh a eae cae Ths’ teva |terviewed by Meo. Bert Homi |Runela, Italy, Spain, Australia,| topping (recipe follows) — - le Katherine O'Mad-\a‘ sidewalk to the front door of se! Annear ~ |ting and-crocheting. The ser-| FOr ONOW ak and ee ae inllwad and. the Orient have fofind the| Mix -together flour, seasoned ; Shes -— |the Jegion home. Contributions | __ Ving of refreshments which in and Chapter {by various committee reports. SPRINGFIELD WI preparation of appetizers easy Salt and sage. Cut liver into @ Mrs, Arthur McRae, Miss O'-|were made to the, Association, Mrs. Layton Millar, Ellerslie |cluded a birthday cake, brought Norte ao well ad. |Money ($7.50) was collected to be| “Health” was the subject of/as well as budgetwise.. servings. Rub flour mixture all Malley and Mrs. R. D. McKin- for Retarded Children, to the is visiting in Ontario, guest of|@ happy day to a close cen to Expo '67 at|Spent on layettes for USC — | the February meeting of Spring-| Let's explore a few ideas Lge ee ~ ~ Son wene fe Seo am eee, ee ence Pisee (her avn, aad donehtee — in. lew, Mr. and Mrs. Firth Ma thels monthly meeting “held at Mre. Charles McCardie, Mra/field WI held at the home Of) 1 baen wah top. de Poe : . ; sae ed ; ren have moved. to New. Glas-|and-the: Hat ond Hei convenes See We nee oe Che ean , . any kind, slightly hilled, with ing oil Bake 10 min. at 350 de- ° ® es eae ae ied : : gow, N. S., where Mr. MacNeil | finalized: plans SOnS COMMNNNES. Fruit or Vegetable Juices of grees F spread with sage- . P.E.1 Guide Council Divisions To Support _- |is employed. be held on March Sth at the Civ-| Am interesting part of the pro-| Mrs. Joba Hickox, sporetatyrra., ‘wad sightly chilled. withlerumb topping.” Retusa san te 4 . : me “ff te Andirtamn, cal as oplaeenene Helen |. Herring” \read letters from Mrs. Herman | raw vegetable relishes and crisp |oven and bake 20 min. more of Bie ° ° ‘ : . | > Mr. and Mrs. Heber Gamble |~ Election ficers demonstration. Mayne, re district: convention 5 ss until topping is golden brown, go ae nki TeaOn Sat. Februar 19 Cascumpec two daughters |Rual meeting followed with the|mill made biscuits, using sweet) 4.1... David Boswell, Direct-| Fruit Cocktails of fresh : ; eat Anna. and. Helen.” were. the re (Dew sate of officers being: re.|eream instead of shortening. Q°%*%i DttS, Seats" here, Reg ecapeltult "ot “orange section, | AGE-CRUMR TOPPING : " Members of the P. E. I. Coun-| The remaining four “girs form-|preciation of all the girls for the \cent guests of Mrs. Gamble's|8emt, Mrs. D.F. Morrison; let|and Mre yo gre Rg MacEwen, resolutions convener |and or drained cling peaches or Pon cookies ot ee ed part of a patrol from P-E.I. privilege of having been select-|parents, Mr. and Mrs, Keir |Vice- president, Mrs. M. Schur- nuts, | Many helps mpers|2nd Mrs. Roy Drinnan, Wealth jother canned fruit. Do. not | | tbs. each , the Sunset Valley ed to attend se camps. Ramsay at Knutsford ee and vice, eon — —. ae vi. eaisuae ae convener. sweeten, as sugar dulis the ap- 2c. fine soft autem Gorham, New Mrs. Gordon Jenson, district secretary Cross vener, M a ef er erum Each girl describ-|commissioner for Parkdale -| Mrs. Milton MacLean, ak 7 tneae: Somme, Meo, Teen eee die’ dea cee Red oe, ae Vegetables Vinaigretie: - such ee of their-experi-| Sherwood. was- welcomed _ tothe / daughter; “Elaine, have> return: |@% -Mome;..-education, _ Mrs: x. rere! sd ty all . ing received three pantie dress: | 8%--cooked . 2ucchini;-- or - cooked Sta ! a MacKinnon en-|council and presented with ber /ed to their home in West Devon | Waker: service. Mrs. R. Walm- yy the es, one sweater, and two gowns, |leat spinach, or canned beets) 1 0 ning eat broth nembers-. with | warrent by Mrs. Avard, . after spending a few weeks visi. | ¢¥: Echoes, ‘Mrs. G. Chaisson; A surprise on pre- Commission on’ Kensington Fire|™ixed with sauce vinaigrette, yr cr anecdotes of their va Mrs. H. Cudmore, provincial ting with relatives in Montreal Standard hearer. Mrs. Ae x/gram was the playing back of a | Commission (often columned), and topped) jrearngi Sn jut to moisten * and their con- training. commissioner announ-|Que., and Ottawa and Belle. |C2™pbell end coins, Mrs. Be ee oe Sree nt | to SAG8 was Tocoived by. Mice. (Hh hard-cooked €86.| cninced vegetables’ ohew — : enroute. * San-|ced plans to hold a Trainer's vue, Ont. |Mayhew and Mrs..P. Pope. proceedings iby tworot the Ok Keith Mayne and it was decided Fish: such a8 8a |p inti color turm Thee odd , chose to tell Bees ee Come ae sauna “Teiresiments were|and caused much “merriment |t0,seod. donations to Multiple dines or smoked oysters, served |r on sage and seasoned salt : Tr ties ete ie Graal teins gid Henry 'Gorved by the hostess. "| At the January meeting at the |Sclerosis Fund, Lady Aberdeen | on half slices of decrusted toast. [ftir + Giving -0-—detailed —seopunt —of Pleamire—3t_ S00ink the ee er Gy TRE: visitors” te - Faroala & Economics. Fourteen copies of tossed. with chopped roasted |° ‘ " fishing expedition |Kings Division, stated that Mrs on HOUSEHOLD HINTS | Zetbert of the 4-H Club con- | Economics. Roursett cities “S|pesmuls; or saladeties of c experienced the thrill|George Macisaac is the new) A farewell party for Mrs., ducted an _imtereeting program ned green or soy beans; or can- as told so| district commissioner at St. Pe- Gory Grant was yee Pee cones eS ae Pee re eee ts received. from, Eat-|Red mixed vegetables ead me. Mitchell—par-jter's and Mrs. James Machu at the home of Mrs. Elmer Burt, pants, Seve irming” |Inene McCandle, Joanne “Mulli- oh’ are to be used in making a|younaise piquante. climb up Mt. /lay, the new guider in the same kensington, when fellow office “ gan, Janet Arsenault. - Irene (quilt. Mrs. Crawford Sinclaic| TOMORROW'S DINNER and the storm en-jdistrict. Plans are being made|,1ors gathered to bid Gerry Put slivers of leftov in|and’ Janet gave a demonstra-|@nd Mrs. Keith Mayne were ap-| Pickled Beets with descent. Don-|for Thinking Day programs in|...0 0°) Bean eee to obtain quotations on Sliced Onions told of a shop- the Division hon voyage at she leaves for a snip-lop type detergent bottle. ‘tion on the making and the use|Poinied to obiaia| On* Dressed Shredded Lettuce ae Pee" . | Ontario. to the presenta- Add warm water and set on the |of safety arm bands for pedes- ' ot and Hire. |0% Of 8 gif, she, was escorted. basin where children wash trans. Mrs. John Roberts and| Mrs. Crawford Sticlait. pro. ad au oe 5 their | showed cog as new Brown |°Ver ® Ted carpet to a throne hands most often. Add more oboredingar ier po ye lc am ce ; * ee . oe artand Wis: |snt crowses by-Mrs. Sue Walsh: soap or water as needed nursery school set-up~ that pro- * 7 eee i “ruec|- See G ee, ' sloe respectively. Two all Round n appropriate. gift of Island | | Vides programmed recreation na onngig tad o by ‘Muriel Hes- |mastame : cords snd te. GMA Hands craft was presented by Mrs. When dishtowels are badly) for “institut ” children, 1. a “are i have recently at | Thelma Legendre and am ad- stained or grav, fill the sink e., wards of public welfare respon pe ca : at a | dress was read by Phyilis Mil- with hot suds and bleach and/department — children orphan- Support of the Provincial 4". Assisting the hostess were toss them in. Leave them there led, halt-orphaned or from brok. SEVEN MILE BAY CWL 4 once and council. members |K2y McKenna, Mrs. Bob Smith until, water cools, then wash. en homes . The members of Seven Mile a cae tor te |Bertha MacLean and Alice Fringe benefit: the sink will be| In general, ‘institutional child-| pay parish council of CWL met ' Day ron oP cieaaniica Cen- | MacDonald. 2 “snowy-white, ton. ren, ot the farmed-out child-|¢ the parish hall for their regu- : tre on Feb: 19th. : ren of working mothers seem |jar monthly meeting with an In

: 3 i at: | Guides are Sahning a| MARY HAWORTH ; e chery, to sing enacouly absence ¢ “ Deskin, the}

a theme, MGetting| T ff ° Child they cae titel onto, as it raven- ao the usual: procedure of the | other countries in the =| OO A ectionate NGFEN _ ously hungry for body contact |meeting followed.

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fie know ae Sete oe : ; with somebody. That is, if they |" Correspondence woe read ? |

Park are planning a Thinking | Sch | ven't su come-like |, om Mrs. Fred McMillan,

+ Day Tea, and special programs Revo ts OO Assi stant eo acne tae sada | Vinelal president, Mrs. rs —Be ~ a

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pinks and O'Leary. The -Ran-| DEAR MARY HAWORTH: |without @ doubt, are always | Hopes of being loved.. . [Steele on National Scholarship, | ‘

gers in Summerside are doing | How can one with the over-' more, self-contained. They have| By contrast, the genuinely fa-|Mrs, James Pendergast, Educa- | i

their service to the community ly friendly child? As an assistant |a hobby or two. Others are |Mily-centered child, daily dell-|... and cpiritual convener, Mrs. | ft :

this month by taking full char- in a nursery school for the past drawn to them very quickly. vered by hand, so to speak, to) 4 Coyi., social action conven. | R A WINTER HOLIDAY?

ge of the Thinking Day Tea. eight years, I have seen an in- They receive more invitations the properly accredited “in” -|F.A- ,

They also are decorating the win- creasing number of these child- than they ean accept. type nursery school, usually ap-jer, Iphegenie Arsenault, press} :

dow in Holman’s for Thinking ren and have how increasing-, One parte hid ds the son of a on ae De namely |and publicity convener, Mr. Don’t miss a single issue. Have THE GUARDIAN

week. \ly -dismayed al handling | Buddhist. en IT asked his mo-|With a meas purposeful wa- |nionty Kelly; convener of “Our vered

a ae them. : ‘ther what was the secret of her |Tiness, a blend of curiosity and |raqy's Missionaries”. It was de-| oe h ee ce ee ys By overly friendly I mean the training, she said. ‘He likes |caution and with no inclination |ided to send a donation to the ae eet “ Women s s who. insists _ upon. putting himself. That comes. first.’ ai ving rea on anybody. in National Scholarship: Fund. Clip Salton the: coupon below giving us your ? his hand on other --| I wish so much that I could|Sticky fashion. Unit report was given by Mrs... , present address, Winter Holiday address and when | Committee hugging, embracing, and'communicate this truth to| As a final surmise, ft may be| siisworth Noonan, Albany Rural, to start and stop paper... and don't forget the a a urging gifts upon the unwilling those heavy-handed mothers, |that you work with a private lites Everett Muttan, North restart date upon retuming home. We'll do. the - Meets Today recipient. And I de mean un-|obsessed with having every. |School that caters to # particu-|Cerieton, rte ng . We ; c willing! jone like their children, andjlar ethnic group, whose family) father P. McGaugh gave a|

rest ...Happy Holidays!

Cnen te embers. of the| When it comes to Grade A | whose children's clumsy expres-|™ores emphasize great close- very interesting talk on the role | comederation . Centre. Women's unpopularity, this overly friend- sions of “affection” are. really Ness of CS of the baity _in | ie Ce ee to ete, er tei Be

: a | lave grown too hos- a . aim in toe tecture theatre. ' the head te aie Cee “ae sr tat att h ‘hugging, sentimet Tembers “Members I have heard acher probably should quit m: b. attachmen! always striving for their opinions will . ber speak of these children as not | Would. Soa picase euaenaa oy {seal or ersatz. This might ac- : -

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committee between | being redlly:*affectionate but the subject. B. B: count for these automatically .. THE GUARD \ con and ie end ‘of the summer | overly dependent, de-| DEAR B. B.: It could be that|Vverly-fond children whose cozy) i kbs aie ‘ season: the July benefit perfor-|manding, in short, very in-|you are completely out of your |°Vettures you can’t abide. 6 9 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.1. . eget “The Ottawa Man", at | Secure. ; jelement working as a nursery In, any case, feeling as you do, Hot Flashes the Centre’s theatre, the ‘Art| In conference with their moth- | school assistant. There is a tine-|YOU cought to change jobs, I Naa i. sche and Antiques, Auction the Cen- ers, she points this out and sug: ture’ of revulsion in your fore-|think. : MH. ; Woy eS eeeetnteas sreeees Beg ; tre’s Memorial Hall (also injgests that the child be taught|zoing report that causes even| M&ry Haworth counsels ‘You can get help with Present Address ...... Printed Pattern 4795: Misses’ July), the planning of stock for/some hobbies and “encouraged |the reader’s skin to crawl with|t{hrough her column, not by Retin oa ttt ‘eGo ao Sizes 10, 1, 14, 16, 18, 20.° Sime land the summer sales desk the to be by himself for increasing distaste, which is not an appro-/™ ail or personal. eer: " pt ALL ORUG COUNTERS | SUATE CAN ess iene s bees, se 16 takes. 2% yards 35inch fab- choice ‘of designs on Christmas| periods. © |priate reaction to young child-|Write -her in care of The . ee eee Setar a | ric. : cards, hasti notes, and such for| But the .mother hardly ever |ren's behaviour, whatever their |‘ian. -.... Winter Holiday Address ..... te FIFTY CENTS (50 cents) ia the shop, anit, the dates of the |cooperates; and this is - prob- departure from normalcy may . | tees ereeeeene etengedtices FIFTY CENTS (50c) in coins workshops during the spring/ably the erax of the problem be 0 | nel ttt eae baduneesai eve posuatsti opi idaaultesvinh “i | (no stamps, please) for each months when the silk gerbening | Usually she is an overly-simple| But. amos you afen't em- New : : “pattern. Ontario residents add/ 1, Ont. Ontario residents add one |of the chosen designs. will be person, the peasant type, who ployed in a nursery ‘school, in, | start UN MbN Vent sis Caseccececibuaceccerous eld 2c sales tax. Print plainly SIZE,’| cent sales tax. Print plainly pat-|done by members. jhas been told by. her pediatri- |the eonventional sense of the | , | ¥ NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE! tern number, name, address. As these designs te be dis-|cian that physical contact is term: That is, a kind of play Spring Stop Date 1 POOP Ran saenencegecccennanetersc wgabdie ks ‘ NUMBER. s IANT 19666 Needlecrait_Cata-|played are the results of the two|very important for the young ‘school. where children of the ; ; 3 Send order to ANNE ADAMS, stars knit, crochet— many!week course in sitk screening | child. Of course it is, but this well - to-do assemble, on sche- HAT —— i a = one « care of Guardian-Patriot Pat-|mere needlecraft designs. 3\given by the Handcraft Branch|can be overdone, and as a re- | ditle, for social fraternization ‘ S Restart Date on Returhing Home . tern Dept. 60 Front St. W.,/free patterns printed in catalof|and taken by 10 member of the | sult you have 4andSyear-olds with their peers of contempoo- | Y * Toronto Ontario, -- |Send 25 cents. Women’s Committee, they acting like infants, rary age. arriving daily! onanneareneeeneennarareresseseccess Ceoseceesvess <ecceee . COME ALIVE FOR. SPRING!| NEW! = 12. Collectors’ Quilt | should be of interest to the gen-| The other children really re-| Possibly you are an cassist- ; ” Send for our new Spring-Sum-|patterns for you in color, with /eral membership. coil from these individuals. Asjant im a day-care center for | fey : mer Pattern Catalog. 125 top|quilting motifs. Finest pattern one perceptive little said, |children of working mothers, ; “9 ; . eh-nes for sun, fun, dancing, |ever collected from famous ma-| Scratches on mahogany or |‘Billy doesn’t really me. |where the children are given a- ADELLA § MILLINERY | ¢ AY dining, everyday! One free pat-|seums. Send 60 cents for new'|furniture can be een by in eee me to take care * tenalliiberes during their pa- >- tern — chp covpon in Catalog. |Museum Quilt Book No. 1 —/painting with iodine, apply- . Poo!” - ren arning hours. Queen - ce ea jaixtean complete patterns, te. king furaiture poliatn, The most popular |r ane you aifiliated with 2 “y es Seamer cc L ieinean

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