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Royal Yacht Will Bypass Suez On African Voyage

li:Xliltx' illcntcrsi - The Ad- lv Hritaiinia will sail around: I - t'-ipc of Good liope-insteadl :.-nah the Suez Canal-when it "s in Kciua at the end of the iininlli to pick tip Princess, )ldi'i;nri-t on her East African tout" g g ' 'l'lic Hlilillllllit, after ('"lllSlllg with the Royal l-'niiiilj 1n the western islcs of Scotland, will: Ir-axe Pnrtsiiiouth at the end oft AilL'llSt for the iriyaie 1" .'llm11' balsa. Tlicre it will pick up Prin- ccss 'tlai'L!arct to take her top llioiiritius and 'l.an'I,ihar The atliiiirailly aniioiinccnicnt did not illt'illl07i the canal spccili- crillv. but kliiiiiliasa is about 6000 miles from liiiglaml b.V WHY Ill ll"-W

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....A..:...a:- . V in Mr. d M . G.E. Sherren . North T 0 th en- Mr. llfld Chhtrishmlteter Pill-lalc l;n;llg;au.. son of lair. and M11. mid Mrtlglononprs Misl Sandra Logan student em" Ty ':'mE."'";""c:Il EM b riage to take place September 8th, 'll.v.. Hill llivllsel is iiiiielly i-anwln lllP lulks at Aldcrlea. its pas- gtlllflpnnllthel iggroagxggg mgr; ,I:het w:(;1:"l:;3”w?” .a0k'1ell'E8lla-ceQU:E V nurse at the Montreal General 1 Eli ot K9" a:gM"' E P'93bYleTl3n Chlmth. North Try. npP(l at the miinieiil with a star-hnng mm, mung Us Mm much Tia” M mar daugmen Marvim Dunslaln Bum" Climrlotw Mrl. in. lllacArtliur and Miss tbllospitalk rgilurned to her duties C e one o ennet exander. on,at 2.30 p.m. Ill” El” - "ml R W” mu" mm of our hav-crop gathered to barns Wanda to Lt Kenneth Charles town on September 8 l Ben. Large" Tnronm 8" "ml. ls wee ' e spent 8 Very pleas" W, ,Md,.,," My h,,m,, and James. d I l- m I p K ' ' t ' ' ling this weekend by plane from anti viavfationl with her parents. Mr. I at the stable in min a mare mian as W3 I 5'1" - oronlo. They will be the guests In rs. .1. Logan, Summer- nzlii-basin,-e. is this ii nreaml --Another day of it yet-. the of Mr. J.L. Curran. Crestwood aide. she was u-companled by I ilmit.-o xnt exactly. hltd hgniiits son; ST: thiiimejvt-diiing. J d Drlvo. Tgreriguapsggas. tlvliiss M.I.or'Hallne ln1pnrfP('lli1llS if we a es ln- n0 er I a.V -Hm?! I - T-T . , 00 T98. ls! er- nd ii in the light of these years tied and then the ha-ytng-scenes MM"'- ""1" 'l”"k"”- M;ldle';.v rip perhaps would have bad it will moved the mile ”in the S n S Je';'kEI,'l;. 3;'greh:Li:ll:"I'i- Ira: t , D loss roomy, more compact. We road to take care of the mud- I Tweed in Veda" River” ll Words The Wise Ill 8rlOl' ecorator v '. loni rin I lll e eiasa ' w '- 5- - v .. iiluiuid turning Dr8('ll!(I'al. hpve owls at hlfolgii. th I M V - If d d 1 I s"'"P9d '" "”i”" ”” ””-"f”ed”'.1 H of weengmd M caplm Ind Y Mr- J. Leland Taylor left Tues. to eAua ' .otIrsc ifs anew Will be at the Charlottetown Hotel from Tuesday steps. the effectual. the waste . pll . day for m5 h9m' "1 lllllnlpeg. . ma "YE mcitta a demun.stra- w t .d h . . . - and planned accordingly. Or its respite from wnrk-time to look He had bcen visiting M15 and M" non of a free, just and unafraid 14,l'h lo 53 P1 3y l 18th With a lmfl Ol fine low- unuld we change it if we could back along the spent day: to re- 37 ll” 3""7 M193 J. Darren Pickeust wumm vnlg society at work, we can show all priced fabrics for slip-covering and drapes. Also a ll " Grallddflllghlpl smll" mm lfnemhpl; ll" ms!” tw' tfalrezgd l'Wllal a uniulerful place tot Wash the cluckcn livers and icy. lie also visited in Bedenue. me World that a government or "C wlde cholce of rug5"Tln WOOL Collonv Vlscoseu nylon- lni 1'! l?'"'93 W9 mill" hi" 9"”. mm ' '".1' l" "'19 ' 0” C dine” I exclaimed. as the (lhef cut in halves, Brush with lemon Kenslnlltnn and Clil'Il0n- Ml? T3y- the people and by the people C3" ' C r s Vl'”h" What 3l'"”ld We d”? , imm"3' ' "lime m In our lhougms conducted me down the grand juice and melted butter. lor is in successful Islander ahroad. (10 "W9 ("F m9 P909” than any FRYING PAN COOKIES Appointments can be made by C0f1l.ZiCllFlg the Hotel Keep 8 Dream nous, tm mllllldlllz)” arwlalnderlngl . Ill” mDommiE slaircase lo the Rmmenade R95” impale the chicken livers on the He has been engineerinll with the "lher klnd. or g"V”"'"e"l "" e3"h- ll! CUPS dates ' . likely. and leave this as it is. t e I TEBHIIA oiispmive riowa d es I mumm in Rad”, Cnyp bruclmws almnawly with 3 -IPaul G. lloftmani 1 cup white sugar yldnllvelmn ronmsnne hahl: 283' glsgen ii! in ewlmgzie H oalmg "vlsllors l0 "'5' N9" Yllrk City uushed mushroom. 1 slice onion, m'mrm'j":e---- 2 PRES C H3 Y KFOWH UP W ll"? " 9 A 9 V ' - T Summer Felival vlill enjoy eat-, . . . , . . rison. best In ; ill . d M . P I Il' i t h v' R00"!-V it'll"? Shall” "l "U7 Wung” "V" '3” "'9 1”?” """"d5 "'9 ing in Radifi City. Chef," 1 re- i lngslrililegggennllwsliplllle2:'l:::(-1:l)lpf: itugald Macwtalliani-rlllii::l trite: D8ituantili-riolkoolllerellollll iireoant er vears walk and where scenes.sunset'.-, rosy iizht-An apple-tree ma,-k(.d ' mm ml "ml. hm'h 11.91.: and us . . ie Cillis n 'd f A: "A ” r' t t . . V ., H . I - . . i . lls Lipstick or r ge sta' . h id p g: .. ifll. ii olnor. Ttllss9spllilIilll0S. Stirring all the time. This 32?; 32:1. nirvfhirehatiilfg "xiii; :m;:;:,.:l; l:,,e1vgzli:,(:;,wor,IYlllli:eli'E: llt)llli9hll)ll)):)y'llllh;lu1 lngeg llalrli: :3 clslblcs wlith scasoncd salt. I 4 1 first be ruhbcd ll):lllll lardmrlr Spclllrlry Zilgl-Id: 8'33! Swgfill (;;l'!'ls' h”'lleS' milk lzie Vglgi-V zglmeys whe" lhls E5 e ' -e . - i V r , - I ' - Jiispcin fH'('i' a pail. Brni inn 1 s - g ' -: A i or c . usicr. corrc . a cups rice crispies. gf graadvgmgennf0'Tn';'5Sln'a flallgerglrtagl: kgyxglnvfarlrzegzd elred with a l):at'l'IlW uiiibrclla in fl-mu the heat from 20-25 iiiirt. iglrlilgl ilslniinaigilalbll.-manddllaillecolid: In hill". Mm.” (mm. brides-l when mm enough to handle mm C an E 9 i I I . - pl 3 4 Hair tiun yar . ten. using a 3.; . "H .1 . 1, -t . ' i r. ' and air (H1115. ' 1 h t -. p ' p H b sometime: Mack "by invitation with the blazing fire-copper pans 11,,-9e.5hCu M199; "-3,. H as mel SSNE 0lI:l':tfE lAl1'.0:-hglsfe-ifd l” er vlash in hot suds. Do not use soap ' rmll Pal” I" mm ans and W" 1" wmanut only" from the house Icross the and pewleri pots. and all you waiters an lie.-e-ilit-y can nlieelp Pea... (-ardmal. Peel 1 Rmalh ”'5l- "7 Y0" may 591 the Slam ' " v- --- -------- lane to join them. And Grand- could des re-Willow platesm 3 whole meal outdoors at line .- H". .11.” . I . .1' pi - g I daughter Hopping by aneh ,0 Sweet bowed h-wmsnhm cm,n.y lime... ('(:lertwHl'!I9daFlh(i)rll :a2iSlplh?ll..l:-l I I FOUNDED 1877 ROTIIES.-H. is. B. chat and laugh willi them, and pie and jam-Gingerbread and Guest Pl'tllllt'liil(lk' l)iiiin-r fur (.,,,.,.am glam. Chm 30 mm or! i HEDGEHILLH - all 'mature happily together. to beghoney cakes-brown eggs a nd 'l'tiniorrnw: Waleriiiclon Bliick-i H...” m.,,,- l ”Soiiie people who go away 1". An 01.1 N”, Brunswick schwi for Imy,

good friends and know pleasantly this house of their forbears.

And be off then from it to in- terests about. This afternoon. they went. in I body to the field and the hating of hay. Jamie took ills place withnlhe workers while the youngstens "had the best time ever building houses" with the new-made bales.

And now another week is spent. one which gave its sunny skies and its showers. its haying-periods and its deiayments. However. al- together it has been A kind week

A very pretty wedding

place It St. .iobn'ii Presbyterian Petty Officer Dugald Stu

il'.V Hid 10d-'i.V "131 "'9 W331 Cape of Good Hople. the southern.

.23 she will leave for Mauritius in

take her to Zanzibar and Tangan- ,Williamsun. 50. a Canadian geolo-

uu its near

Suez and 8.600 miles around the.

tip of the African continent.

Princess Margaret leaves Lon- don Sept. 21 by air for the East. African tour and arrives in Mom- basa the following day. On Sept. the Britannia. which will also yika.

During her Tanganyika tour she will have lunch with Dr. John

gist who is reputed to be one of the richest bachelors in the world, at a fabulous diamond mine he Meadui.

he princess leaves for London by air from Kenya Oct .25.

l

.cream and ham. . .A rockiiig-chair 'l)0Sltl9 the grate beneath and oak- en beam--A rocking-chair to rock yourself into a quiet drei-im.... .Nnw come with me, and we will climb the narrow winding stairs- l0h. listen!--hushl-I thought I, tile!-ll'fl the children at their pray-I .ers.. .0h dear!-the w h ole lthingls tumbled down- It's not to be, it seems-itls just n little ill0tlSP that's biillt of little passing ldreams. . ." l Until Monday - - - Diary -

Good-night.

3'1.

Church, Belfast, on Wedncsday. of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart July 25, when Florence Jo a n. liams nl Eldon. Rev. Donald Nich- daughter of Mrs. Alexander Gilils, 3 olson performed Newton Cross. Ind the late Alex- cert-rnony, Mrs. Martin MacDon-

ELEANOR ROSS

, cetl occIaimiIl tables. ' . of course. Early American

1' Continues rank high in con- Zhlr P . p "I

New Decorali

furniture All

American burrow iclr-as from

the new pieces.

For example.

moving eastward. LOW SCItl.E PlF.(il-IS

This group is chnrncteri7cd by ')ie low scale of the pieces and

the nmoiint of brass trim tried. Tm-y are particularly appropriate

and useful in many modern inter-

tors because they can be placed under low windows without ob- structing the view.

From another global quarter comes ltallim Povincial with its clean simple lines. the sort of fur- niture that makes an instant hit. Many new pieces have been intro- duced in this styling which hit-ndn so well with modern or contemP- oniry furnishings.

French Provincial continues to be populIr II do Scandinavian

pieces.

EISIAN INFLUENCE To III these geographic innu- etices, add iron. The Persian in- Euence la stIrtlng to register In It appear: In I line of popularly

Mnodln .110! In

designen over the unrld. judging from the linca of

the Oriental in- fluence, that has been so preva- lent on the West Coast. is steadily

rig Ideas

increasing. with modern.

ings is l

the leading style in this area. Modular groupings, as so many. of us have discovered. allow greater freedom for the home- maker in room arrangements. She can purchase as many units ll she wishes and place them along It will or slack them or do any number of arrangements to cre- late on interesting. different yet co- ordinated room setting. Color is gaining in importance. So many pieces have a painted finish or at least a painted dec- oration as an accent. Some chests and chin: cabinets which are not painted on the out- side. use color on the inside of drawers or shelves. Light finishes register in wood colors. with cool- looklng pumice gray I rent favor- I TOP FOLORS in upholstery. the inn colors are shades of blue, turquoise and aqua closely followed by brown. in and beige. White is coming Ilong, growing more popular each year. But the newest color is red. The fabrics themselu. are much lighter than in the put to go with the slim line: no evident in large upholstered pieces. Slim legit. nnrrovl tapered Irma. nllm bocku Ind cushion: III contribute to the improved Ityllnl. Carpeting III I ride- rnge, wwo Ntun and textnn intact my meal MI! euth- won:

3

l(.('. BVRGEAU

Engagement Is Announced

MARY WANDA MACMILLAN

OMEN

Lena Caroline McLure, Women's Editor. Phone 8506

Page 8, The Guardian

HAPPENINGS

Sat, Aug. 11, 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Colton and little daughters Janet. Jean and Cathie of Toronto. left Wednes- day for Toronto, They have been the guests of Mrs. Colton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. GE. Iierren.

Rev. Douglas Sherren and Mrs. Sherren, Guysborough, N.S., left for Ontario. They had been visit-

berry cup: jcllicd bouillon. nicllm. toast: chicken livers en lirncln-t'e: creamed green peas; tosized salad; pears cardinal: hot or iced coffee or tea or milk

cipes proportioned to serve 4 in 6.

Chicken Livers on Br0l'hPll9I: Use it long nictal skcuer or bro-, chette for each person.

For six servings you will iiccd i lb. fresh chicken livers. it lh. mushrooms lprcferahly freshi. 2 medium - sized onions. l large: green pepper and 2 tomatoes.

"0 Perfect Love" before the core- signing of the rcgister.

Given in marriage Ly he rbro- ther Bennett. the bride wore a

bosscd in lover's knot design and

ion was held in place by it hcnri-i

dress of lace and scquins. iiorl turcd pearls. a gift from groom.

She was attcnded by her sistcr. Phemle as maid of honor .whn wore a ballerina length gown of pink tulle over taffetI and car- ried a nose gay of white and pink carnatiniu. The bridesmaids werel Miss Sadie (iillis. sister of

:in of the bride. Thcy wore bal-

DEOIEES N:

Bachelor of Art: Bachelor of science B.Bc. tHome Economlrsl Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Music Blchelor of Education Mater of Arts

Master of science Hunt of Music

the l light

Place a round of spiiiige (Hillel SllId.V Slnlllnll-" Said H0018 Filbert-l

C.N.R. for forty years. It has been ten years since be last paid I visit to his old home.

Mr. and Mrs. Waller lliacllnnald, Charlottetown, had as their guests of the holiday Mrs. G.B. Frizzell, R.N.. Sydney. N.S., Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Montgomery. Bedeque. and Mrs. Waldon Davison, Kensington.

suit had was the and u no Logan: for the put week.

The hostesses for the Golf 'hI on SnturdIy are the following: Mrs. A.S. Weir, Mrs. !'.M. Can- non, Mrs. Claude Whltenect, Mu. Ray Barrett, Mrs. Wlldo Hoyt. Mrs. Gerald Foster, Ind 'Mn. Douglas Saunders.

The ten hostesses for tile Char- lottetown Tennis Club this SItuc- day are Miss Shirley Veaaey and Miss Joan Storey.

?Mr.. and Mrs. Andre Patui-cl, Tignish. had recently had In their very welcome guest: It I fIml1y reu ' . I number of relatives from Chelsea. Mass. These includ- ed Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Gallant and their son John, and Mr. and Mn. Arthur Roclchnud. Attending from Charlottetown were Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gallant. by whom the visitors are also being enter- tained during their holiday.

Mr. Ind Mrs. Bruce Leitch Ind YOUHS Ion, Gordon, have return- ed to Mont Joli. They were upend- HI8 their holiday: with their pI'r-

MACKENZIE

Announce

Mr. and Mrs. Heath M, Chisholm

MABEL ELAINE CHISHOLM

Engagement

son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Herbert

MacK-enzle. Charlottetown. Mac.

in rach dcsscrl dish. Top with al "should."

lliin slice of vanilla

scrt alter dinner. (lardiiial Sauce.

until thawed. Add '2 an fl oz. .lI'll.V

(iissolvcci and blended in. Cool he-

foro using.

taffcla and

girl. Meryl (iillis. niece

; and white roses.

The groom was attended by Mr.

gown of white nylon orgnndy em- Gordon llliirrison as best man and W a l t e r

Cnrfivd 8 bflllqlwt of red rnscs..lBell and Mr. Alexander fliacltae. Her fingcr-tip veil of tulle lllus-;Blalr (iillis, nephew of the bride,

the ushers were Mr.

was ring hcarcr.

For her daughter's ucdriing the only lewellcry was 9 string of cul- bridal: mother wore ii dress of blue net over taffeta with while accessories and a nirsage of while carnation.-1. The groom": wore a dress of floral print nylon with white accessor- ies and a corsage of white cIr-

mother

nations.

ice crt-am,l

then the pear. Serve at once. This is an especially nice dish

All mcasurcmcnts are level re-1 to serve to guests invited for ties-l

Turrkthc con- tents '2 110 o1..l container frozen. raspberries info It saucepan. Heati

glass currantl Simmer-stir until tlinrtiir-.:hly l purposes.

MacWilliamsGllis Wed In Si. Johns Presi. Church

took under Giliis became the bride of aid. the church organist, played: lerlna length gown: of aqua tulic art, son the wedding music and Mr. Scottl over MacWil- MacPherson as guest soloist sang gays of yellow mums. The flower

carried nose

of

the double rlnglmoiiy and "Because" during the bride. wore a dress of yellow nyl- ion and carried a basket of yellow I

Following the ceremony I

DtPlOMA! IN:

Engineering

Home Economics 8ecret.Irlnl Uclenco Music fLlcQ1lulf.Pl ho-Pnunlooll Cunt! Inventory 3 Medicine

Law

Dentistry

Nursing

the option was held at the home of

bride and His: Shirley Glllis. cou-, the bride for npproximntcly eighty gucsls Mrs. (Zoiln MnrCnII and M.'lCRnP. usher; Mr. Gordon Mor-

The Chef on ”Brochette" The French

half.

This is the French version "sbish-kebab."

word brocliette z means a pin or skewer. any size from 2 or 3 inches to ll foot and I i

in cooking. it means a skewer. onto which seasoned meat, fish or scafood are impaled for broiling

all

llilrs. Angus Nicholson presided over the tea cups. the brides table was

clusivc. Music, Art. Dancing. Sports.

llousciio

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the tier wedding cake topped with a minialiire bride and groom. Miss Joyce Glllis was in charge of the

guest book. Rev. Donald Nichol-

son proposed the toast to the bride to which the groom respon- ded fittingly.

Following the reception the hap- py couple left by plane for dif- in the

fcrent places of'lnlercst lilaritlmes.

ion:

re-. stationed at Halifax. l ABOVE ARE Mr.

lbla Qliltticrsilii

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for additional information apply to The logluvnr, Audio We

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For travelling the bride chose I rose dress and all- ver duster with white accesories and u corsage of white carnat-

At present the bride is an em- ployee of the National Employ- ment Office in Charlottetown. and the groom is an Engineering Mee- liiinic In the Royal Canadian Navy

Alexander

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