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Aart Van Ewyk, Bread- | albane. left recently ol enroute to Holland, where she plans to make an extended visit iwith her aged mother who is ill.

| .Mrs

Whylie Taylor, Dundas Centre iwas a recent visitor to Nova \Scotia on a business trip.

Mrs. Hugh F. MacKay, Bread- albane, is spending the winter months in Summerside. .

Mr..and Mrs. Harirs Rozers Brae, recently celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at the home of their daughfer and son-in-law, Rev. David and Mrs

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MacDonald, Alberton Among guests present was Rev, Blair MacPhai!. who officiated at the marriage of Mr. and Mrs

Rogers on November 27, 1940.

Breadalbane United Church Womens group recently held a bazaar in: the Sunday School

room of the United Church.’ At- |

tractive and unusual gifts were on display and afternoon tea was served

Daniel Molyneaux. Dundas, has returned tq the Campbell’s Nursing Home in Lower Monta- gue, where he will spend ‘the winter months.

6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed. Dec. 15, 1965.

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woctal evening ™ Covenead Com- munity Hall on December 6, when many guests attended

A welcome was extended by the president, Mrs. Gideon Mac- Laghlin, followed by piano music by Mrs. Chesley. Hughes. \Games were enjoyed by all pre- sent with the following winners:

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IDA BAILEY ALLEN A quiet wedding was solem- mony was performed by Rev. _ Machan. annual Christmas and , . | ee Central /P re s byter- Coen Jehatree, a look oe eoeee oe 4 | lon ‘church ‘Brandon, Oat alended by Mr. Bae oon ered, oa, AK INSTAMATIC Beef And Bean Casserole | om November 20, when Mar-. as matron of honor, and the ‘committee. id, FLASH KOD ' ; | garet Jean, daughter of Mr. —— Wosgod Eddie Sayles. ST s | FLASH | and Mrs,.Fred Carver, Union F ng ceremony a re- | - Mary’S CWL Cameras —Buffet Supper Starrer "Road, Ring's Count was un copion was held in the High- 7%, fegulas montiy, mecing | VAates Gp ana ne : : ‘ ted in marriage to Elmer Al ander dining room The con- of St. Mary’s Parish, Montague e} What ‘does the term "tountry- |114 tsp. seasoned salt | exander,’son of Mr. and Mrs. ple have taken up residence in 5) aia i, ins Taian eon Give For snapshots, slides, movies : style” mean when applied to a ‘2 tsp. ground cinnamon --Duncan Gillis, Belle River, Brantford, Ont., where both [cok S00 Oem in the a new For anyone on your gift list je is Bias Ss ae cl He buffet supper? ‘4 tsp. pepper‘ P.E.I. The double ring cere- are employed.. ahemaan oh thi sresidnet. Dire mi . It means “‘old-fashioned"’ with| 1 c. drained canned tomato . ee ano “Joseph ie z eee ‘ —_______-MR._AND MRS. PAUL TAWEEL | pienty—of-food-on thet a-b- te} Boiling -water-to- cover. | "Toronto Friday accompanied by [Cellaghan presided The spirit- ‘ Bring out grandmother's about 3 ¢ Lar Quilt Sold | his father. Donnie had a serious rector ‘ McCar. INSTAMATIC R tW di S | ° fees or otherwise colored Turn dried limas into 2 aft ge | operation performed on his = oe ae with Camera ; ed tablecloth. Arrange a center kettle. Cover with boiling heart. His many friends are glad ecen ING 0 emniz piece of bitter- sweet - berries jlet stand 50 min.; — a. By Alberton WI to hear it was successful. ee ee ree eee i button ‘chrysanthemums or |water; put lid on kettle, le : Mrs. Haréld Jay was a visitor “ E . At St. Peter’s Cathedral other seasonal flowers. let stand 50 -min.; then drain, ti aes page amb ae in Charlottetown Saturday. ae bee eee the —, Table Necessities . Addd baking soda and fresh boil- (°°, 0 US orttts Institute | Mrs. Juanita MacDonald, |yo, ved f = Ww Jenkins Pharmacy DIAL 2-2202 A wedding of interest was re-|honor and bridesmaids were| Add great- grandmother's ling water to cover. Simmer-boil ae H.W. Matthews presided Charlottetown’ was a Sunday vis- McCardle end Mrs James Ea. cently solemnized at St. Peter’s|Janet LeClair and Carol Chev- |camdlesticks the necessary dish- |1%4 hrs. land Mrs. Charles Johnston was | itor at the home of her parents, | nis. money was voted for group | DIAL 4-4219 111 Kent St. Ch’town Cathedral when Barbara Ann, |erie. es and tableware and stemmed Meantime, in 10" frypan, sau-,| scar aca’ torn | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jay. membership in the Music Festi- | 189 Great George St. Ch’town daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-| ‘The groom was: attended by [Compote dishes filled with your te beef and sliced onions in bar | irs. "Aalhar “Wilkie reported | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jay, |vaj, liam Gairns of Parkdale and|peter Taweel, his brother, and best preserve and pickles. lcon drinnint, until light-brown, | Mr. and Mrs, ard Jay, Mrs. | Se ee ae

Paul J. Taweel, son of Mr. and Mrs.. N.S. Taweel, Charlotte- town, were united in marriage oo Archdeacon J-R. lace reception was held at St. : : 5 eter’s parish hall, where Marilyn Wakelin was maid of |George Cheverie acted as em- cee. Out of town guests were:

ushers were David Gairns, bro- ther of -the bride and Abdulla Tawel, brother of the groom.

Arrange all the food for sup- |Stir in flour and seasonings.

per on the table the big’ casser-| Drain beans: discard liquid. ole of beans in the place of ho- Arrange beans in 244- qt. casser™ nor, Light the candles and—— ole in alternating layers with to- “Come in folks eupper’s ready. |mato and beef- onion mixture. COUNTRY BUFFET sUPPER | Dailing water, almost cover’ ro ee 1325 to 350 degrees F. or until

that the quilting of three large quilts and one crib quilt had been completed, and that one of the large ones had been sold.

A report of the Leadership Training School at O'Leary was given by Mirs.- Matthews. Cor- respondence was read and a contribution was voted to the

Wallace Birt and Miss Gladys |:

Biret attended the song service in Belfast Church Sunday even-

Half Century Club)

Elects Officers

The Bedeque ‘Half Century” club met recently at the home of the president, Mrs. George Henderson. Mrs. Mae MacFar- lane read the opening poem, “People will talk’, and meeting opened -by singing ‘‘Sil- ent Night’. Roll call was an- swered by the eight members.

Being the annual meeting, the following officers for the ensu- ing year were elected and in- stalled: président, Mrs. Mae MacFarlane; secretary, Mrs. Ernest Johnson and treasurer, Mrs. Waldo Gardiner. Two new ‘members were welcomed.

The program consisted of poetry, puzzles, conundrums __and contests. Mrs. Edwin Mac-

Farlane is to read the opening poem at the next meeting, at the home, of Mrs. Arthur Mac- Farlane on January 10.

Refreshments were served by the hostess-

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Mr. ahd Mrs. .Basil Corkum, Halifax, grandparents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ma- theson, St. George’s, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Rector, Moncton; Hazel Kearnes, also of Moncton and Mr. and Mrs: Roy Travers, Fredericton, N.B. ~ f

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through New Brunswick an@|.” HAM-ROLL SALADETTES

Maine, the couple have taken up residence in Charlottetown.

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

To remove the glop on the bottom of the iron that comes from pressing synthetic fabrics at too- high heats, cool the iron

and wipe the sole plate with non- |

oily nailpolish_ remover.

Baste sweater buttonholes closed before washing. They won't stretch out of shape. Par- ticularly good for new bulky- knits.

Replace worn handbag handl- es with narrow, inexpensive lea- ther or plastic belts. Run belt jthrough handle loops; shorten, lfasten the buckle.

| Fascinating double- star cro- | jchet adds a luxurious accent to a table. Welcome gifts!

Set an elegant party table with lacy crocheted doilies in spider web stitch Pattern 7316 doilies 132, 19 ins. in No. | 30, 18 and 2 string.

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Ham- Roll Saladettes — Beef and Lima Bean Bake Bread- jand- Butter Pickles Crisp Cel- : ery Carrot Sticks -—Currant THE CHEF'S ° { Jelly Rhubarb Conserve —Hot HOT MUSHROOM TURNOVER Tea Biscuits (standard recipe FOR HORS D‘OEUVERS | or Ready- to- Bake) —Latticed' Ingredients: 1 recipe flaky Pie ——Coffee Tea Milk. jpastry (homemade or a mix); '. Measurements level; (2 tbsp. butter; 2 ¢. small-sliced Tecipes for 6 imushroom tops ani thin-sliced |mushroom tops and thin-sliced | crosswise peeled stems; % tsp.- % c. creamed cottage cheese |coasoned salt; 1-16 tsp. nutmeg; 1 tbsp. drained pickle relish 1, thsp flour: 1 egg yolk: % tb 1 oe = sharp cheese noid water. _ fany «im To Make: Mix pastry; refri- i eer | igerate until ready to use. Melt ee ' ‘butter in 9’ frypon. Stir in sh 6 thin alices cooled smoked |Uore “add stoecied’ cuts ena the hoetese_assittes by Mrs. | ham +i) ‘nutmeg; slow- saute 5 min. stir-| Matthews and Mrs. Wilkie . 12 Romaine lettuce leaves iring with fork, Stir in flour; and 12 strips pimiento 142"" x 2” | aook-stir 2 min. Cool. : : PS not- sweet French dres- Ps lightly foured surface, roll Combine and mix -first’S 1m a-gcant 4" thik” Cat Into 8 ia | Mrs. dog asgted in gredients. Center 2 tbsp. of |squares.or 12 (9”) squares. Cen-| Lorne Valley, Monday with her mixture on each slice of ham. ter each layer- square with % t| daughter Mrs. Earle MacDor- Spread almost jto the edge. Roll | sp. mushroom filling (smaller! ald and Mr, MacDonald. up; fasten each with toothpick; | quares with 1 ¢sp.) Fold over Mrs. JJP. Hendricken was a chill; fold-side . down. ‘pastry to make triangles. press- visitor im Charlottetown Mon- To serve, place each * ham- jing edges together with fork. | day. : roll in 4 ‘little container” made |pjace on baking sheet. Mix egg| Mrs, Wallace Birt was a visit- \by slipping one romaine leaf yolk smooth with water. Brush or in Savage Harbour Monday linto the other. Top each ham- ‘over turnovers. where she was the guest of Mr. ‘roll with 2 strips pimiento. .Pass Bake 15 to 20 min. or until| and Mre. George Sever. not- sweet French dressing. {golden brown in hot oven, 400 Mrs. Floyd Jay and son Glenn

|both-beans and meat are fork- | tender.

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Mrs. A.C. Green, Mrs. Wans- ley Lewis and Mrs. H.W. Mat- thews were named as a commit- tee to prepare Christmas treats for shut-in folks and hospi tal patients. Arrangements will also be made for carol singing at the hospital. Two new mem- bers were welcomed {6 the or- ganization.

Mrs. Green volunteered to prepare a program on “'safety’’ for the: January meeting when roll call will be answered with a brief safety slogan. Refreshments were seryed by

BEEF AND degrees F. e warm, Ma-, were visitors in Montague Tues- LIMA BEAN BAKE |kes 8 large or 12 small turn- day. ¢ jovers. Mrs. Edward Jay spent a

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| couple of days during the week | in Charlottetown where she was TEMPLE CUT TO PIECES Fhe guest of her daughter’ Mrs, The: temples of Abu Simbel, | Johnnie _MacDonaid~ and © Mrs. | ithreatened by a new reservoir | Anna Campbell. on the River Nile, were cut into | Georgie. Dover. was _a_ visitor. /22-ton blocks to be moved to! in Charlottetown Saturday. safety ' Donnie Kelly returned from

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ATTENTION WOMEN’S CLUB | MEMBERS OF P.E.I..

The Guardian and The Evening Patriot . will, in January, publish the annual -Women’s Club Edition. Such organizations throughout the province contribute immeasurably to the com- munities in which they operate and it is with pleasure and pride these publications seek to acknowledge their. voluntary efforts with a special, once-a-year review of their accomplishments in 1965 and_ future aims.

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Women’s _ Institute, Catholic Women’s League,

United Church Women, Presbyterian WMS and

others have been approached at the provincial

level. Smaller groups are invited to-send submis-

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Montague, Summerside and Alberton bureatx of

The Guardian and The Evening Patriot. Dead- line for material is Dec. 31.

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ing. Campbell, Alberton 3 a ue” PIUSVILLE —_| Bent were A enjoyable evening ville. : spent on WWednesday when the | fre. Joseph residents of the district gave a | recently moved farewell party in honor of . | the aged in S. has been bedfast of years.

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