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JANET SPILLETT

ENGAGEMENT

fhe engagement is announced of Jane‘! Mancia. daughter of Mrs,-Al‘IIhlJll‘ V. Spillett and the me Arthur V. Spillett of Char- lomfown to Gordon MaicPh.«aii,

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MARY HAWORT_i-_-l

Create Date Atmosphere

Dear Mary Haworth: My sec- ret desire is for my husband to ,5]; me for a date! We havei bleen

‘ed for 12 years, an - ’ve lmmthls same longing for 12 Tears‘ . . .

As soon 35 we married Jim set- of suppor g 8 8 ' . e Mn a steady wonderful husband and father, with absolutely no faults. We are still deeply in love, Isuppose it is selfish of meta expect a little special attention occasionally. A

My days are spent keeping huge and caring for our three lovely children. I am never bored.

Jim and I love to dance; but never go dancing, unless there is 3 parity we have to attend for business reasons. In fact, we only go out for business (to en- 9 tertain a client), or with the cliil- at-yen, becausie)Ao‘f’Stl;e1i‘i‘S1i‘nterests. COURTING ,

Several times I have tried tact- fully to explain my feelings to Jim but he just can't or won't understand. He says courting days ended vlylhen we glut irjiart-' If he o“y knew ow us a phone call to say hello would brighten up my day! .

He brings work home from the office almost every night; so even after the children are -in bed I don’t feel that we are really 3 “together.” The problem has I nothing to do with my appear- ance. I am still a size 12, and dress carefully.

, Please understand I am not ’ asking to be showered with gifts -—.Just a little attention, once in is while. Is that asking too much? D. V. 3 A BIT JUVENILE Dear D.V.: All things consid- ~ Ured, in your situation, your sec- rfletmlltontgltngd is a t litltle dsitlely, bl — e esire o e a y your husband occasionally, on a strictly “we two” basis. It indicates that marriage, as IIICIJ. is somewhat less prized by You than the experience of being courted by t-he man you love. Alld that’s a pretty “arrestecb” lease of values, isn’t it? In order to assuage your -hunger for reassurance that your husband still puts you first in 0. as he did during courting “is. why don’t you cultivate an Iccelitable technique of paying Charming little attentions to him? Mlybe that’s an art you haven’t Vet learned. are marriage, the man like the initiative in sparking mutually ardent appreciation. Or 1“ any rate, clever girls usually Bad him to believe that he does. I91‘ Irganriage, this becomes an In th if ’u - ' - * m¢1¥I-—«if indgrefi aec\lRime21-tsea(S?1§'ld- ‘ tic awareness is to be per- lgtuated in their companionship. THE BEAM .°W9V€I‘, some husbands (as , as some wives) would feel mbmassed, or.awkwardly out- *I1eayrav¢V:ter in the domestic role, _ ere made self-conscious - Gait ** - ’

M3613: 7;i..l".‘i:‘i..i”i,‘i‘°T:i‘;‘ 55$: nfstlc Partner. These essentially I ¢y;:”°d- fieeply self - governed ’ 5_:011S1d6l‘ it more seemly, in ) mm Eheémtoa bttslmatter of fact,

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fiéeeslfifllg ctonjugal devotion And bmen . ne,,1.1y§l’l°uiIa31lb’eathey are more qmrack _ In of truth--on , vqopm °f,T9811t,y. or higher de- G as"nI~ln accepting mutual whicitoiv°°“.°“’F1°.n Pf trace- in than a r 6 l5l‘od.uct1vely, rather to be spenflf of personal treasure a juvenflgrlleisgonal pleasure, .0? Edi/‘ic - .- . 999- . 9- _Outwit the wistful um. V waiting for a date .id,s never asked. by creating at. m gt ho Osphere for your beau .8 b. tor a special event- uble, Witllll‘ hday——set a beautiful is Cvandles and flowers. dessert Vorite main dish and Iérent ‘. And Wear something dif- m W 1°11 you look 1 l Inn 9 Works late hI))I]l‘T‘Sy.8t

. es ff bmmelyebfidslh yourself Wlth. a hugging C . get into attractive

tray Shes. and fill a spe. - - s.?§.".,‘.V.“h mm» 3 hi h fling good to b 3 leap he likes. a d 9 I siia k n -11. ° to so with it.

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MONTAGUE W M s

9 M . °fTrinit meeflng of the W.M. Mr I WasyhIgldI‘ted Church, Mon. 5 A . at the home of , 20. embers and on « at ~ 9 M tendlng. and the presi.I

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GORDON mu-

ANNOUNCED

flplltof Mrhand Mrs. LeBaron E. baakh Charilottetown. Marriage to 9 Place -July 5. 1958, at 2

o’clock in [D ‘ ‘rt , Charlotteto\£i1.m y United Church’

word “Unite." In tribute to the memory of Mrs. Alex Hamilton, who held a Life Membership in the W.M.S. and was faithful in her loyalty and devotion for many Years, a moment of silent Prayer was observed.

Mrs. Leon Johnston conducted the worship service which was ‘based on the program in the M1.S5‘°‘}_31‘y Monthly, the theme 2:13}: Understanding Each Oth-

A number of scripture’ readings were taken from the New Test- ament. and a meditation was read composed of excerpts from 311 &I‘.I1Lcle by Wilna G. Thomas 11} tlus January issue‘ of the Mis- 5101!-'=1I'Y Monthly on “what does the Lord require‘-—in the world Mission of the Church.”

The hymns sung were: “Lord of all Bering Throned, Afar” and

Blessed be the Tie '1‘-hat Binds." The service closed with a prayer which was written by a Bantu pastor.

During .the business session it was decided that a box would be packed on June 11, to be sent overseas. Appreciation was ex- pressed to the ladies who have worked on a handsome afghan which is now completed, and is to be included. Correspondence regarding Missionary Literature as read and discussed.

A most interesting report of the Presbyterial meeting which was held at Bedeque on May 2, was given by Mrs. Robert Ma- chon and also by Mrs. J. M. Fraser. who gave some detailed accounts of the group discussion which was held during the after- noon ‘sewn.

The offering was taken and de- dicated, and a report was given of hospital and sick calls during the past month.

The next meeting is to be held at the summer home of Mrs. L. A. Johnston, an-d Mrs. Archie Hume is to have the devotional service. Roll call is to be ans- wered with a scripture verse containing word “verily." The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. ’

ST. ANTHONY C .W.L.

The monthly meeting of the St. Anthony subdivision of the

C.W.L. was held Monday even- in_g May 26th. in the parish hall.

The ,newly elected president, Mrs. Urban Pineau called the meeting -to order and asked the Spiritual Director to read the League prayer.’

There were 30 members pre- sent. Minutes of the last regular and annual meetings were read and approved. The names of the new convengrs who had been ap- pointed at a previous executive

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By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

"Stewing chicken is a good buy Madame,” remarked the Chef. “So it is sensible to have a chicken dinner during the week and not wait for Sunday. When chicken is lower in price than other meats, we can use it more often by varying the recipe.

“Chicken cacciatore is very good];

“So is an ‘old-fashioned brown chicken fricassee, Chef,” 1 re- plied, “with plenty of well-sea- -soned brown gravy. Let’s have that, edged with puffy dumplings made from biscuit mix, seasoned with a half-teaspoon of sage, with grated carrot and chopped parsley, added while ’mixing, for color and flavor.

TASTY POTAGE

“We’ll start with grated potato soup, a quick and tasy Czechoslo- vakian potage. For a vegetable we'll have the plentiful green peas—canned or frozen——teamed with very small boiled white on- ions."

“And to top off the meal, Mad- ame, may I suggest one of your fine fruit pie - cakes? Canned sliced peaches are plentiful and will make a filling de luxe.”

Tomorr-ow’s chicken dinner: Grated potato soup, radishes, pickles, brown chicken fricassee, puffy carrot dumplings, green peas with onions, peach pie-cake, coffe, tea or milk.

All measurements are level; re- cipes proportioned to serve 4 to 6

Grated potato soup: Mince 1 pelled medium - sized onion. Brown slightly in 1 tbsp. butter or margarine. Add 1 qt. soup- stock or use canned buoillon.

meeting were read by the sec- retary.

They are as follows: Spiritual, Mrs. Pius Arsenault; Education, Mrs. Jerry Pitre; Membership, Mrs. Alban D. Arsenault‘; Social Action, Mrs. Emma-nuel Gialllant; Radio‘, T.V. and Films, Mrs. J. J. Corcoran; Ways and Means, Mrs. John F. Gallant; Report Forrns, Mrs. Norbert Corcoran; Press,‘ Mrs. Felix Arsenault.

It was with regret that the

meeting accepted the resignation of the secretary, Mrs. Earl Lar- kin. She explained that due to circumstances unforeseen at the time of her election, she would be unable to continue with the secr_eta1*ial.work. Mrs. Alban T. Arsenault was elected to replace her. Plans were made and a com- mittee named to serve meals at a forthcoming teen-agers retreat which, circumstances permitting, will begin Friday, June 6th.

The Spiritual Director, Rev. C. J. Pitre, in his remarks urged the members to continue and in- crease their deeds of Catholic Action and to pray especially for vocations.

Following the Act of Cousecra- tion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the blessing of the Spiritual Director, the meeting ‘adjourned with the singing of, “Holy God We Praise Thy Name," and, “O,

WOMEN'S BLROUSES

Canada."

Wed., June 4, 1958 The Guardian Page 7

Top Off Chicken Dinner With A Peach-

Pie Coke

Stir in 11/2 c. grated raw potato. Slow-boil 15 min. Add 1 -tbsp. minced parsley.

Peach pie-cake: Apricots, blue- berries or pitted cherries may be used iiisteadof peaches.

This consists of two parts: Peach filling and sweet cookie pastry.

Peach filling: Heat 3'4 c. can- ned peach juice. Combine 2 tbsp. cornstarch with 1/2 c. granulated sugar, ‘A tsp. powdered cinna- mon and 17% tsp. salt. Stir in the peach juice. Cook-stir 1 min. or until boiling.

Add 2 c. drained, canned sliced peaches and 1 tsp. crushed fine- gvratecl lemon rind. Cool until te- pid.

Sweet cookie pastry: Into a bowl, sift together 2 c. pre-sifted enriched flour, ‘A c. powdered su- gar and 1-3 tsp. salt. Heap it up. Make a depression in the centre.

Into this drop 2 egg yolks, the crushed grated rind 1/2 lemon and -‘*4 c. room-soft shortening. Mix with a pastry blender until the shortening is distributed in small flask-es. With a fork gradually mix in 6 tbsp. cold water.

Roll ‘/4 in. thick. Fit onto 2 (8 in.) pans. Do not build up the edges.

Bake 15 min. in a moderate oven, 375 degrees F., or until lightly browned. Cool.

To put together: Spread 1 pie- cake layer with the cooled peach filling. Top with the second layer. Dust over a mixture of powdered sugar and cinnamon.

TRICK OF THE CHEF

Season chicken fricassee gravy with celery salt and a little powd- ered ginger.

CORRAN BANN C. W. L.

The annual meeting of Corran

Bann sub -division of the C.W.L. was held at the home of Em- mett Martin on May 13th, with nine members present. * Minutes of the last monthly and annual meetings were read and signed. Very satisfactory yearly reponts were given by the various conveners. Roll call was followed by 13 members paying fees for the coming year.

The nominating committee brought in the following slate of officers: President, Mrs: Alfred Watts; 1st. Vice - president. Mrs. Hector McDonald; ’2nd. Vice - president, Mrs. Peter Hughes; 3rd. Vice - president, Mrs. Harold Mitchell; Secretary - Treasurer, Mrs. Emmett Martin; Councillors Mrs. Lloyd Mclntyre, Mrs. Reg- inald McDonald, Mrs. Eiarl Cul- len.

Sick Committee, Mrs. Patrick McIntyre; Membership convener, Mrs. Howard Mitchell; Member- ship committee, Mrs. Gordon Watts, Mrs. Basil McQuaid, A1- tar committee, Mrs. Lloyd Mc- Intyre, Mrs. Aeneas Ma-cDoug'al1, Mrs. Peter Hughes, Mrs. Hector McDonald. Social Welfare conven- er, Mrs. Courtney McDonald, Press Convener, Mrs. E. Martin. Magazine Convener, Mrs. Louis Bradley, Mrs. Harold Mitchell. The newly elected officers were duly installed while the Act

of Consecration was read. The

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

JOHN H. CHANDLER. ,

Receives B.Sc.

In Agriculture

John H. Ohandler. son of Mr. and Mr s. Harold Chandler, W-heatley River, received his B. Sc. degree in Agniculiture from MacDonald College, Quebec, at the graduation exercises held on May 28th.

He received his early education at Wheatley River School, St. Augustines Convent, and Prince of Wales Col>l~eg_é before going to MaiCDOfl3I1Id in 1956.

. ST. CHARLES C.W.L.

The St. Charles sub-division of‘ the C.W.L. met at the school

at 8' p.m. E The meeting opened the} League prayer led by the direct-:

The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and were ap- proved as read. The treasurer re- ported $46.l5 had been made at the recent bingo.

Spiritual conveiier reported that memlbers ‘had received Holy Com- munion on the Feast of our Lady of Good Counsel. She also sug- gested that prayers be said for the -fallen away Catholics.

Mrs. Maurice Gallant, suggest- ed that a scholarship be given to the student making the highest mark in the grade ten entrance examinations from St. Charles School, and it was decided that ten dollars would be given.

It was reported that one sick treat had been given out. Mrs. Michael and Mrs. James Gallant were appointed to look after the flowers on the altar. and Mrs. Adrian Peters was appointed to help Mrs. Maurice Doucette to sell religious articles.

Another bingo will be held in the hall in one or two weeks time sponsored by the C.W.L.

There being no funther business the meeting closed with the act of Consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

members‘ are to clean the church next month and also paint the main altar. The date selected for the annual picnic is August 6. The quilt is to be drawn at the next monthly meeting which will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Connick. A vote of thanks was extended to the officers of

the past year. The president thanked the mem- bers for their splendid co-

operation of the past year and asked their continued support for her next term of office.

She expressed a special word of thanks to Rev, 0. P. Wood, Spiritual Directoffor his guid- ance in league work.

Following the remal-ms by the spiritual director the meeting ad.-

house on Sunday evening, May 11~ -

or, Rev. Charles Gallant. The president, Mrs. William Caliill , presided.

joumed.

CUFF LINK SETS

WEST COVEHEAD W. 1. West Coveliead W. I. held their

‘getting A play. It was moved. ~secoi1ded and carried that a gift

, ,of a blanket be sent to a new Ma-V meeting at Mrs" G"°Ve MC‘Ibaby instead of flowers. Sick

a1I:Iniga(‘)‘I;: 05If"'p°’I’:s"’e9I:‘t ml\‘;’1‘;I:ierf:- committee reported three cards ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ - ‘ of and flowers sent. Sewing commi- gpenedt byuiepeating the lylaiyittte reported two nlghties, one ca(ll“Ii\'1as (.':i(I1S?\'£etl‘el(ln \i'li1tIIsl2I1iitsRf(<)i1I.3palr pwamas and male Work g" - ' ven out.

house cleaning. N y .k . . ~ Minutes of last meeting we cl ‘ 8“ 310 .C°1mmttee’ M15‘ read and approved. There was at Grove MCMHMH’ Mrs’ Chesley discussion on Rural Beauti-fica-A Hughes‘ Next meetmg to be at tion re the school Mrs McALureI Mrs’ Chesley Hughes’ with Mrs‘ kindly offered to have grass cutihia McDonald’ Mrs‘ Humbert Hu' on the school grounds with the ghes and Mrs" Walter MCLauc-‘L

help of the pupils for l'€ll‘lall’lCI6l‘} lag-0,1,1 lulélch Commmee . of school term. A committee of‘ C1 Ufa’ Mrs’ Gt.?o’rge.Beu' MlS' two was appointed ‘to see aboutl C Ellly 0:} ‘ atthew’ .Mls' I.{.ugh?s' Planting more shrubs and flow-I 0 ec [on for meetmg $233’ B3-In" em Igo $2.40. Roll call for next meet- _ ,ing a ,C0ntl‘lbllIl0l'l to Salvation Two members were appointed} Army, Mrs. McMillan kindly took to attend executive ‘meeting tog a snap of group of members. arrange about .’IlSI.l‘lCL conven-I Lunch served by hostess and

“I011 3150 IW0 members aPP0iY1I-Q committee, and much enjoyed by ed to contact someone about teai 311, Meeting ciosad in me 115.1131 apron contest. ' way

Secretary ‘read a note of thanksl from Red Cross for contribu-tioiii sent, a note of thanks for a sym-I pathy card. A nice letter from at new family in the district, thank- ing Institute for’a gift received, also an appeal from Salvation; Army.

There

CARLETON SIDING W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of Carleton Siding Womens In- stitute was held in the school on April 15th. Te president presid-

Ied and opened the meeting with was some talk about"the ode and creed, Eleven mem-

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Ibers responded to roll call Min‘ Nathan Bell. and Mrs. Clifford utes were read. and after a CO1‘-I Rogers. Roll call to be answer- rection, approved. The treasureri ed with an cxcliange of seeds, !gave her report - $53.91 being

- bulbs, or plant slips.

;the proceeds from the pantry; Plans were made to hold a Isa1e_ 3' Bean and Wiener supper in the ‘ C0l'I'6S'POllCIEllCe was read’ and, auditorium on April 39th-~ an?‘ I discussed, and consisted of thank-E committee was apponitcd to a‘ you note for sick, treats, letters tend to §3m9- '

from T. B, League“ Easter Seali Ml'S. Craswell had a bll‘tllLI::iy Campaign, Mrs. Manning re during A~pI'i1 and ‘lap?!’ BIFII15-Hy membership in C. A. C. Mrs. A.I was sung. M-rs. Paynter and A. Campbell, Rural Beau*ifica- Mrs. J. Myers had charge of the tion Society, and letter re - Teal D1‘0gI'3m "V"hIU‘Il “$5 0“ H-"me ‘Apron contest, 1t was moved by] Economics. Collection taken a- ;Mrs. Cairns and seconded b,v;1'—10uv1lt‘€d I031-01

'Mrs. Lowther that $1.00 be sent-I LUHC7‘ “'35 S€I‘V€d by Ill” C91)? ‘to the Ester seals Campaign! milifee 111 Charge and I119 me???

The school committee reportedi 111% C10S€d With I'-18 S-lnglflig 0' two sponges bought for school and “The Q1195“-" that two more were needed alsoI yellow chalk. The sick committee! Your handkerchiefs will havé If ireported making three calls, tak-3 delicate violent fragrance if you 'ing treats and sending three? wash- them with orrisroot Put cards. Several members passedi the orrisroot in a small muslin in the collections they had re--‘ bag and throw it in with the hand- ceived for ‘the Red Cross Ctm-I kei-chiefs when you wash them. paign.

Mrs. Lowt-‘her and Mrs. Muttartt were appointed on the program-‘' mecommittee for next month,I which will deal with Agricultural

Mrs. Macwilliams invited the] With or Without Appointment members to meet a‘ her home, Telephone 7141 for the next meeting. Lunch com-- Block Bldg. Kent St. mitten to be: Mrs. Fliaisson, Mrs.I

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