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i Yorkshire Pudding Mrs. Colin Craig, who is stay-

| Mrs. Avis Cummings and Mrs. Buttered Cut |ing at the Craig Nursing Home

|\George Reynolds of the P EI. with Carrot Rounds in. Summerside, spent Saturday

'Multinle Sclerosis Chapter. and Lemon Bavarian Pie at the home of her grandson,

members of the United F un d, Coffee or Tea Milk Artiur Craig and Mrs. Craig in visited with Dan MacAdam., Central Bedeque

Canevey. lam week. snd lap 1% "ed Gar PUDDING | "The congregation of the Bede-

with Mrs. J. Thompson anc her % tap. alt que Baptist Church in Central

family of St. Peter's and Mrs. 2 f ve ne are building 3 parson-

Dan Banks of Ponlar Point This — ilh age adjoining the church. The

6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., June 9, 1965. “<°* they visited Mrs Tet oe 6 tbsp. hot beef drippings from (foundation has been completed

North. Mrs. Bertha Murcheson Toast and building operations are in

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at her summer home H AP p E N | N G S |eroft” in Point Prim, and also with Ethel Jardine at the Anne Audrey Jenkins. Women’s Editor, Phowe 4 £506 Marie nursing home in Monta- gue.

MR. AND MRS. BRIAN DUPUIS

ISLANDER WEDS IN N.B.

The marriage took place rell. PEI. The double ring récently at St--J ames Uni-—ceremonywas performed by ted Church, Woodstock, NB. Rev. G MacKenzie. The ° when Elizabeth June. daughter bride was attended by Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Richard Bell as matron of Perley became the bride of R. honor, and Linda Prosser was W. Brian Dupuis. The groom bridesmaid. Stirling Carr of is the son pf Mrs. Edith and the late Gaston Dupuis of Mo

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Mrs. Ralph Thompson return- Fire Hall recently when a good aes B : Fa from ; and pour | ed recently to her home at Long number of local association P|SQUID EAST & ers po24 i 8 _ jinto 8” x 8” square pan and) River after spending the past members and girl guide and. .. : J - ay heat, then pour in pudding mix- four — on - moe brownie leaders were prese nt .| Alton Jay was a Visitor in AS Se See i ee in — daughter — and Mere. Among those attending from cy ariottetown Wednesday CHRISTIE ENGLAND’ CST. G. BATT, RCMP 2 tbsp. additional beef drippings

. this area were Mrs. Melvin Mac- 4) Eeeman Strickland and an ar aaa |

Quaid, Mrs. Stewart MacAulay,

Mary M. McGinnis, who spent the winter montifs with her sis- ter and family in Maine return- ed recently to her residence in Red Point.

Stanhope Road with Chopped Chives and Sour

Mrs. Harold Jay was a visitor 4 in pare Friday DA BAILEY ALLEN

Mr and Mrs Ray Shaw and daughter Donna. Charlottetown, were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jay

Mrs. Johnnie MacDonald with sons Blair and Ricky and dau-

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Tingling Fresh Lemons. | _ TRICK OF THE CHEF = : For surprise savor to York- In Bavarian Cream Pie

A number of neighbours and friends met at the home of Mrs. y. David Williams, Elmsdale, re- cently to honor her daughter-in- law, Mrs. Alton Williams with a

shire pudding, add 2 tsp. mixed powdered herbs while “mixing and bake in oiled deep custard

SUNSHINY lemons brighten that every good cook has in her cups.

; daughter Brenda. Parkdale. i _ Break into

joie, Rothesay, ‘Lancaster and re. Winsion Pudge: Mrs; Sere vite at the home str | JUNE WEDDING PLANNED — titties witt'2 torts or cutting |

' s Alton Jay a muck @ is tant a ee ae anne Edward Jay was a visit: Mr. and Mrs. John England, ‘and Mrs. Gordon Batt; ' 297 kes it heavy.

Wide Guild met for their May pans Deonld Kiccchoro, and of in Charlottetown Wednesday. | West meet. ee oe ee TOMORROW'S OVEN DINNER meeting in the Kingsboro church Mrs <a Ye € Poi Robin Curran spent the week- engagemen t daughter to take place June 19, 1965 at Tomato Cream Soup, Crisp 7 oung, Red Point. end at the home of his parents, Christie Pearl, to Cst. George St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Craci — Tuma Loaf Green

“ele —* 2 Mr. and Mrs Gerald Curran, Henry Batt, RCMP, son of Mr. Charlottetown at 11 o'clock. Peas, Baked Halved Potatoes ¢

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the priesthood. stork shower. Games and con- ghter Beverly. Charlottetown, ' : Present at the dinner were tests were enjoyed before the ace Sunday visitors at the the most listless dish. _~ dessert repertoire. everywhere. : Dr. Callaghan’s three brothers many gifts were opened by Mrs. pome of Mrs MacDonald's var- Soup. hot or cold, takes on| Measurements level; recipes j BEDEQUE wen eter a one oan eee and their wives, his sister, Mrs. Alton Hardy, verses read by ents. Mr’ and Mrs. Edward Jay. taste sparkle when dashed with flor 6 j vy. while teking T-8-Cs interscihy. Daniel McGinn, also Mrs. John Mrs. Gerald O’Brien and pla-- Mr and Mrs Floyd Jay with fresh lemon juice. The colorfull pecmpe oF THR: WEEK | oot Pils Webster. Central MAme-coom. $1.25 use MacDonald, a friend of the fam- ced on a table by Mrs. Dale Me- sons Merlin,“ Irwin and Glenn lemon quarter serves to flavor FRESH LEMON Bedeque, is a patient in the < fly. Assisting Mrs. Saunders Kenna. Refreshments were ser- were visitors in Charlottetown fish or meat dishes, and doubles BAVARIAN PIE were Mrs. Harold MclIvor and ved by the hostess, assisted by Friday as an attractive garnish. 1 env. unflavered gelatin Eleanor MacDonald several of the young women. Mrs George Jay and Mrs. geery PUNCTUATION %4 ¢. cold water Harold Jay were visitors tM presh lemon juice is the zesty 4 eggs, separated

Mrs. John Doull with her son Charles and Mrs. Otto Doull, Central Bedeque, have returned feeently from Greenwood RCAF base in Nova Scotia after visit- ing Mrs. Doull’s daughter and family, Corporal Kenneth and

ae ee ae ae Lorne Valley Sunday where they daughter (Mildred) Mrs. J. H, Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Goulden and three children, and | Earle MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. H. Mills of Dart-/

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The local association of the

if . Mrs. Greer ! ELLEN’S DIARY A King’s County division meet- sar rece emannne img was held at the St. Peter's

\Of handiwork.on display was a |credit, both. to leaders and clas- ses. What neat stitchings there

4-H Handiwork Display A Credit ToLeaders | Seve and cereal sted

“Great growing - weather'” Up the creek whence comes hemmed: and blanket - stitched @ visiting farmer today com- out west wind. and along the towels made by the little ones, mented. “Yes” James agreed. stream up the valley to the to the gown, a ‘Formal’, the “St couldn’t be better. Unless” north. wildimgs of trees mow work of the graduating girl. It he amended “‘it could be a little bloom: the pear im raggedy flo- was no wonder ‘that on every warmer. But, as it is. with sho- wers. the cherry blossoms so hand the concensus was that -wWer and sun” he smiled, “things fragrant and neat. “the 4H contributes a_ great will. grow.” “Now what kind of trees are deal to the education of a child”

“I thought a while ago we'd those white ones?” Peter not- in that it offers so many differ- get a downpour. The _ clouds ing them questioned... Lace of ent avenues of learning, and were heavy"’ the visitor offered. new leaves filtered the sun- also gives many advantages

“l-was sort of thinking that light — that of the willows. the A growing moon, the Jine myself’ James nodded. “But the golden and the laurel, attractive night gave us at homing. And clouds moved away — went over now in shining new garb the aroma of the season, the that way. They'd get heavy raim The sew moon was fading im sweet fragrance of new grass there. I would say.” the west when the pair of cooks and leaves. The little truck, pre-

Light showers and- sunshine and the one maid of this farm sently turning off from the High- was our weather. And in the lat- returned not long ago from am way to enter this road of ours, ter. first hummingbirds came by evening's outing. We had been seeming to pick up, as a horse to join the bees in gathering attending the Achievement Day would, the scent of the homing, sweets from the flowering s program, the crowning event hurried along. past field and about. The Bleeding Heart with of the community's 4H Sewing bush by the way. At the hilltop, its interesting pink and white Club. This is always a heart - 9 single light in an upstairs blossoms, a friend of ours up the warming occasion. And observ- window of this house, declared years, was,;a favorite stopping ed again. as it was last year, that already its master had reti- place. at the home of one of its leaders, red

“L think” his sister proposed to 2 house which overlooks the sijent the house is. Night en- Peter in an extended spell of busy Highway, it brought toge ¢oa, it gently. There is y Hct gunshine. “We can come now to ther a large number of the fem- 4+ it, gables. And, we think

** sow some anpuals in the. imine kin and en os those pratefully, sleep in its pillows. horder - Until tomorrow — Diary —

: tryside round. “What kind’” he queried ' . Good - night..... “Oh, Bachelor's buttons and From the beginners, fhe little -

; girls with the new of life and ealendulas and marigolds and See the like” oe ee ee ei ric s WA “eo nee Reports Sale

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A suggestion that the Dioces- an WA of the Anglican Church | hold its annual meeting in one day instead of.two, was presen- 'ted to the members of St. Mark's 'WA, Kensington, at the June suggestion was contained in a report of the Diocesan Board meeting. | It was also reported that a sa- \tisfactory amount had been re- alized from the sale of Pakist- ani embroidery. An other ship- ment of embroidery is expected by the Diocesan WA. It was an- nounced that the semi-annual meeting will be held in Alberton on October 6 at 11 a.m.

The meeting was held recent- ly at the home of Mrs. Nelson Paynter. The president, Mrs. Elmer Moase, presided, and the devotions were led by Mrs. Wal- ter Moase. A brief report on the JA Festival held recently in Kensington, was heard.

Mrs. H. L. Howard, refugee secretary, reported having sent

money to Valija Sovers, St.

> | A letter regarding a vocation- ae | al conference and a GA confer- Te5F ence for girls over fourteen, “aie was discussed. Mrs. D. L. Mc- QGee Innis was appointed to contact by Brookes | girls who might wish to attend these conferences which will be * “CCE: held near Halifax. Money was FASHION ot - voted to help with transportat- | Day - night elegance! Crochet ion expenses. ithis lovely shift of 3-ply finger- ~~ Mrs: Elmer Moase* invited the ing yarn or string members for next meeting, text Ruffled - meck shift — fashion word ‘‘remember™’. The _ study success’ 2 parts to crochet. with based on the mission capsule, . Of without sleeves: so easy to “Building Families in Antigua’, do. Pattern 7067: sizes 32-34: was conducted by Mrs. Ellis 3%6-38 included Profitt The president read verses from Thirty-five cents coms: for “The Housewife’s Prayer” and each pattern ne stamp. closed the meeting with the please’ to Alice Brooks. care of benediction Guardian - Patriot. Needlecraft Dept.. © Front Sx. W. Toronto 1, Ont. Ontario residents add one cent sales tax Print plainly.) pattern sumber. name address. 1S Needlecraft Catalhe — ™® designs 3 free patterms! GESGN CONELIANTS - SEWIES SERVICES Newest knit. crochet fashions, 0.804550 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL embrowiery BG cents Now! Send for elecant. new Decorate with Neediecraft'™” 5

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first. Kingsboro Company of Girl Guides and the Brownie Pack held a successful after- noon tea in St. James Uni t ed Church hall, Souris, on May 29th.

| Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mac-| Farlane and Mr. and Mrs.) Frank Daley of Summerside) entertained recently at the Daley) summer cottage in honor of Mrs. MacFarlane Sr., who is. visiting | here from Glasgow, Scotland for several months.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark, Stoughton, Mass. are. visiting, friends and relatives on the Is- land. While here, they are the guests of Mrs. Ellen Lund, Tra-' cadie Cross.

Mrs. Emma “Alley, grand jun- ior deputy mistress of the! a P.E.I. LOBA, and Mrs. Everett) HENNIE

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pyke, Marriage to take place at Val-

Brock Hotel, Niagara Falls.) cviney, NS announce the 1, tala tated Chek os oe eo in center. Ont. : engagement of their daugh- goiiaev July 17, 1965 at : i Before returning, Mrs. Wot- ter, Hennie Ann, to Albertus ay, 720 _ SUNDAY DINNER

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