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the sters' “ ward. “It's surely one Retin Fag Lady Moon in “isn't it, Ellen’! ' James Bes lighting the oflered. and,” he said looking E EME pe es ee “ ss = time “at ct ae Soon ht. A ep q 5 ‘ ght, #6 I \ ee shai rot, Teme mcoe | CHANNEL TO BUSINESS — lina BAILEY ALLEN v Lights wore De toe ° pave here!” ' when it reopened, for business was common equipment, en- : " h though would been’ sueh| Between ite trees in the deep | after recovering from the bli- abling pedestrians and other | Veal Casserole Spanis totes fest. Goam te ake = on |.of the dip below, the old mill was |—szard - inflicted paralysis caus- _ motorists to ~~. nat ‘|hic piillow. No Vetionne men sleeping lulled. by the ripple of | ‘ed by 102 inches of snow this mowbanks. , ‘Let Oven Do The Work size, cares yet to rer cae en valley mi : mo por te g : $s Bee tim, Not even, wes i fl” ames” comnests ore HAPPENINGS | wetter » wrote mest tbe) Or 14 tsp. broth cowder think of it, when | sen w a warm c | fe . prepared ve = = +—_end-%-e._ water ——________---— ne |‘! or fitti Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editor, Phone 4-850 food is Spanish : > corey aad Ren and'taaae (we lingering here at is out! a . a we ee el ee believe tomahawk, or with But we've — s _" ene lo-|. Mr, and Mrs. C.C, Baker and, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bolger, a < the on aah to mw 7 ae a extract one: gun, or two, if holsters |vely nights » With ™MO00M |ving Daniel Hickox had as re-|West Point, had as a recent and “watching time.” , . wal ae \ 9 | 1 os nat ‘his Meads : be sn tae oes: io at Oe pone guests Mr. = e _n poem, esey Green of Charlot- me oe Sorere -5 recip folows) : “fell me: .Who am I? |meetine go?” ‘Good’ Among of, imeals reduce dishwashing, be-| 4 c. pine nuts or cas ‘ de Tog Co og Beia He (A eee 88 eat ie Coane Masa nce Gea | an Se =e — . . , “speaker.” ““‘Oh”" ! on : brated her 107th birthday rece w ere . ; - . 2S ae “He paused a moment at the’ iy iu North Milton at the ' | Heat cooking oil in large ekdl- MR. and MRS. PRANK H. WATTS Pi door-step to look back to the! Mi. end Mrs. A.B. MacAdam |) i. son and daughter-in-law, |Varying Factors let. Add gatlic powder,\ onion : : : 5 barns before entering. ‘| think jof Morell will be at home tl, it) whom she fives. She spettt| The time of cooking and the|and green pepper. Si e ° though 1 could be astray in this” thei friends on Tuesday, Feb- |, happy day chatting and sing-|temperature vary with the |3‘min. Remove onion and ‘ Gold Weddin Anniv he offered, ‘there'll be no new \ruaty 8, °966 from 2 to 4 P.M. li with friends and felativesitype of foods selected. In gen-\pepper from. skillet en g . calf before morning.” and from 7 p.m, on én the even-(iné, With friends ot fot he temperature of 980 deg-| Cut veal in 1” cubes. Saute *. - Until — tomorrow--—--Diary-— te cera of Mer Oth pa plese to rectve cone vue fo 40 dngons F. i tea silt wn aly beownnd Celebrated By York Couple : Good-night. peer. ulatory' messages from Queem!Aad foods that can be cooked | turn often. Adi % c. nuts: saute ' - Elizabeth, Prime Ministe@?|within that temperature range|! min. Stir in salt, pepper and

Yellow and white mums and |tricts called on Mr. Mrs the Hon, Joha Dietes: jmay be ovencooked together. flour. Stir in broth and sherry American Beauty roses attrac: |Watts to offer {helt congratn- Ie aps oath boil Bey — timest any utensil that does |>ring pom ns to 1% qt. — Se aie to them They were to ae <4 Angus Maclean, and Melvin lbs cod in the oven. Heavy \at 350 degrees F. or until meat nity ms ets of hones ty Ger tae ; aA ‘ ~s McQuaid. A call from her d8U-inestoroof gines retain heat for |is fork-tender, Serve with Rice on So ff y, thd the ee} 8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Feb. 7, 1966. . petelen % anne on fsa a long time, and @ way |Spanish. Garnish: additional

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ae at as one eeer wy is Frank Lo - ; HAWORTH 9 oT chcdenitie thee ans oe See Be inn lightly sauteed in but- og, omagvercaey,, A total at 35 | sisted brs. Loyd Vewuay MARY HA ~ ssi Ren” Marecide “tn her woul ee see es onan “a tie a bre ae +t prs | | Wif i O t acl ; health with more Pleasant mem \top, such as maceron! su gratia af wre ree a decorated three tiered Wonsea's Incttwhe’ tay "the Lonely Ire 18 UIrage : Seed. commie tae wack tee 1 tsp Lee tarped wilh entree” ee mrs. Rendoigh ‘Mur. : f. 7 Alton Bolger, a‘member of the foods that are taked-stewed, |. Heat oll in 2 . saucepan,

Geshed a andson, |T@y. Remarks followed by Rev. B Selfishness O ‘Mate a staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, \that is, stewed slowly in the oven |S!0w-stir in rice. - stir Sy tad tn ae face a Rane a 3 Sart Srv Poe" fe cement of lc, en are meta et Sms Sn ME QT afte even eon ie pie aetna ed on Rev. ; man e anc » jed. ; : ;* Howard Watta;- soa of- the honor. |sic and dancing te musle tural lwiny, agit he find time for | And Agnes Senford, famous | ST. LOUIS” so chore tele Woe tea 5 tea lower teat. tee ed couple, to make a few ap- by Mrs. Lioyd Vessey at |" : - ee bie eee Pee nie ae a neds tee: mer MS thin. “ Uncover Cock § propriate temarks. — ri Our family enjoys one dinner os has explelall én ae oe * ‘Theresa Gaudet, young daugt-| watching. min. to steam - dry.

Mr. and Mrs: Watts were 4 amanct) a week See, My husband is) oo ori ously wronged, who ' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gau- HOT PINEAPPLE AMBROSIA tied in York-on February 2, 1 EVICT HORSE From Home |Yty ," working at his job |. much to forgive others, and det, has returned to her home in BAKED DINNER FOR | 3 slices canned pineapple, by the Rev. J, L. Dawson, Mrs. se So quall- ino does freely forgive, with St, Louis after undergoing sur- TOMORROW diced Watts is the former Lilly Do-| wamiLTON (CP) — Jimmy, |ties. But his free time, when his the help of god, 8 @ means of ‘ ‘ in the Community Hospital, | Grapefruit Sections 9 halves canned apricots, ver of Suffolk. Mr, Watts served lithe horse, has been ordered |work is finished, is devoted to reaching for “the more abundant ~ ie . Dicer: | Veal Casserole Spanish diced overseas in World Wag 1 in the /ovicteg. The health offite issued |his own diversions. life’, becomes powerfully effec- Pgs ne Pas ip Gee Gases, 1 c. shredded coconut REC Black Waleh ta ‘France. |12% 10 ie Inavior 1 wan (eld luntly that be (ve 20,cecsetag good Sie Aes <2 Ml § wily 26 aie Gd denser of Mertes ts.| Chet) ¢ than emad te

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= couple—hav amily—of- ‘ium self end those he (or she) prege . Wilfred Callaghan has returned Hot Pineapple Ambrosia in | Arrange Se cack id pine- three; Grace-(Mrs, Dewar Swan). She |__Many people _have said that | your predicament, | os € 2 and apricots in 1 - qt. bake nd one son, Howard, all resid aH the house {discussion of problems helps to the viel aoe begins in tutn- the ~Community—Hospital—in— 7 Dust —with —coconut, and one son, Howard, all resid-|puying it for for her three |bring about solutions. But youl ing over a new leaf, as regards |Leary. me Measurements level: Reserve some of: coconut- for ing in York: They have 12 \teen-ags ters. The horse's can't imagine the feeling of re)... daily disposition with Te Mrs. Mary Ann Doucett is con- voces fae 6 top,) Regeat layers until all grandchildren and two great |noste} discovered last week |jection when the other person re-|- + to your husband's disobll- valescing at her home in De- VEAL CASSFROLE SPANISH /fruit is used. Pour in syrup and grandchildren, “all of whom |py a fire | checking the |fuses even to listen. gingness. Blois after her stay in the Wes- | te cooking oil lemon juice. Top with remain- saan, Many guieoets reomee: ee Lott, ons to wetsbend? 1| AS you fealize he won't be tern Hospital, Alberton | 1" peeled “terse onion, ‘net orax Sh gupieee Fa ue ed-from. the family.—. “ NASSER abe Pon my- home |2Vailable oftener than once & See - | gileed: til heated and coconut is delicate

{prime minister, Mrs. Indira jtell him-my thoughts. letter that you live in a suburban Siding is a patient in the Char- 1, - pine nuts or diced Lay 1 Ib. half-cooked section * Gandhi, to visit Egypt it wae)- with his violent ‘temper it|S""\i206° environment, in @| lottetown Hospital. cashews (additional) ed broccoli in a well - buttered **! ammounced Friday. seems unlikely that I will ever |i sing region. Thus I would com Mrs. William Hanlan of Souris, 41, tgp. salt a MA thalied raat

say “I hate you for all the times |stnue that you are | {s.visiting in Borden with her’ 1, tsp pepper Dust with 2 tbsp. grated Parme-

you left me lonely and the times |), . modest variety of social son John and Mrs. Hanlan, , 2% tbsp. flour san_cheese and brown in a hot

yee farmed side. wpe | = to possibilities, sited to eat ae 5 aaa |_'2 c. beef broth — ~ ‘oven, about 10 min.

‘After 10 years of marriage T neta as ie cess gk at 5 i

find: myself wanting desperate-| 5, ample, parent-teacher TOKYO (AP) — Salphur-short |

ly to be free from him. Regard- meiaiogs as social mixers; | & Japan will. send a missi rreee

less of his many good points, life| uch sponsored lectures and Cenada in April to_make a rod

this way doesn’t seem worth liv- |" cisis- churelt work to be done, MR. and MRS. R. J. E. LAVOIE hand “survey of Canada’s eye :

a) oe ae YOUT| on @ committee basis; neighbor- (ee senees ot ae aac? : : , —P.¥. back and forth, es complexes. ministry

eepaar PY: ‘As £ get the: plc-|' coctslining beck end forth, os WEDDING BELLS... of international trade and i- P.E.1. residents who expect to enter

ture, your feelings of outrage together routinely for dustry said the survey is to try ai in ANOTHER are. justified. However, that|nat 2 coffee, bciden playing Vows were solemnized re- | of honor and another sister, 4, see a solution to Japan’s PROVINCE

an doesn’t make them any less da-|\. the like: or, a8 a member cently at Our Lady of Loretta | Mrs. Ermce Gallant, Cape Eg- |acute suiphuric -acid shortage. OR C Y must have a fecal

Chapel, RCAF Station, Sum- | mont, was bridesmaid. Ray- delegation will comprise 10 len submit applicati ihe \ eon rg ree, pene a caving age py ore z, ‘merside, when Nancy Anne | mond Comeau was best man. Nbecmpiaitves of major Japan- sie an jon to

ape ro means of flushing them out |": i¢ such groups don’t exist,| Station were united in a cere- | Que. on their honeymoon and proval is obtained prior to admission to of your system, ioe’ the lead in bringing them| mony performed by Rev. | are now residing in Summer-

For detailed information regarding extent of

{ This can be dome by purpose- 5 henin dee gather | George Savoie. The bride is | side. (Photo-by Read Studio.) STOCKS AND BONDS ;| hospital, the Commission cannot legally tally “directing your thoughts, seam along such. ‘ines, you'll the, daughier 1M, and Mes VAL secuRITIES :| assume responsibility for the account. jplans, activities. and hopes of |. hably find your husband be- Peter Bernard DesRoches, |1g your pain RHEUMATIC ot |4 RO . je ; fulfillment, socially speaking, |. ming approval and—or mak- Summerside, and the groom's 4 ORP. if : ; 4

> ; pitch for more , Ch’town away from husband's stub- ‘at-| ‘parents are Mr. and Mrs.. Au- ARTH RITI 9 > 137 Grafton St. boraly veltieh bi behavior as de- een i gustin Lavoie of Rivere Ouel- C eit >

Wilson, Mer. 48583 $| responsibility, types of treatment covered, ete. scribed. Mary Haworth counsels| i, Que, Mrs. Leona Comeau, |De you jong for relief from the ag A. Mi. $ ssakauh BS ice 1 ee The late Emmet Fox, famous accun her column, not ‘by’ mail| sister of the bride was matron |of rheumatic and arthritic pain? |S occccecosesoosooeoce> ; rt Lame Mei crer is eee nr, Tennis ot Seen Cr fosoneaeestenensoeny - of books about ve POW: lin care of The Guardian. 12 CRUSHED 10 DEATH we | 8 audit *| Hospital Services Commission of P.E.I. er, for good or iil, of a person's mike heal a uae ee $ H. BENNETT CARR , : habitual line of thinking, once THNSUKIA, India (Reuters) — |pains mp you any longer. T1113” ° gun Lite of Canada P. 6. Bex. 4800 : t- Twelve persons were killed TEMPLETON’S 's.Only8Sc 4 : foe ° - : explained that to nurse resent, /DUNDAS CENTREtweive rte crused ino’a S145 at drug counters verywhere.|p Ditch, Separvies Charlottetown, P-E.I. . the abuse is evident.| . wanace Gillis, Dundas Centre |"arrow road after a public Coesen tuinass tks salen boats oem Coastottotens, PEL + Phone 892-1211 . — ‘ is equivalent to ¢ oneself | «at present a patient in the |meeting addressed by Prime Wily thing TC ray. FLAME Croom |g ’ Phone 4.6817. - 45435 3 = | et ple = PEL ‘Hospital where be mere an. nieve te ; _— D .. . le vbomessceetetes | EL, ay 3 | undergo surgery. ia { ice he &, | . : The death. occurred in Boston, ie by : B Norboro WI Mass., of Mrs. Wallace Maver ' Con Gin ava ove, [Auctions Off | baa Sey ; when time is short (es Dramatize a dress,--suit;-coat ¢ x Mrs. an Gils, BACKWRAP BEAUTY with this fashionable set that's) HOMe Cooking Hill, has entered the King’s|——— ec FR Most beautiful backwrap—in- | smart and cozy County. Memorial Hospital.

birdy 9 ” waist via diamond| New! Cirele collar, pixie hat aac —-= hy mee arr insets that become soft sash ties. | -knit on two needles in |tess to Norboro Women’s Insti- Ultra-smart and easy in cotton, |mohair, Brush for fur’ look. tute for the February meeting NEWSPAPER MAN DIES linen. | Pattern 7400: directiong to fit all (when eight members were pre-| PETERBOROUGH (CP) Printed Pattern 4556: Misses’ | 2e8. ‘ sent. . Charles Joseph Beauclerc, 62, & Sizes 10, 12; 14; 16,18, 20;-Size-16--—- 7 IRTY-PIVE-CENTS (coins) |. Roll call was answered with @|newspaper man for 40 years, requires 4% yards 35-inch iab-| for each pattern (no stamps, |donaton of home cooking which+died in hospital” here Monday c. ; | please) to Alice Brooks, care o! |was later auctioned off by the jafter nine months’ illness. Mr, FIFTY CENTS ‘50c) in colns| Guardian - Patriot Needlecraft |president, Mrs. Elmer Stewart| Reauclerc started his newspaper (no stamps, please) for each | pept., 60 Front St. W. Torontu |who also chaired the meeting. |(areer with the Peterborough pattern. Ontario residents. add | ;, Ont, Ontario residents add one | Two auilts were passed in and /Rxaminer in’ 1925. In 1928 he 2c sales tax. Print plainly SIZE, | cent sales tax Print olainly pat: |will be on‘hand for needy fami-|went~to the Owen Sound Sun- NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE) tern number. name. address. lies. The Red Cross convener, | Times where he stayed until NUMBER. GIANT 19666 Needlecraft Cata-|Mrs. Alonzo” Webster received.|1930 when he joined the Torono Send order to ANNE ADAMS, |log stars knit, crochet— many |finished work, and the member's | star as a copy editor. He is care. of Guardian-Patriot Pat-|more mneediecraft. designs. 3\requested her to send for more | survived. by his wife and one tern Dept., 90 Front St. W.,|free patterns printed in catalof |material son. Toronto Ontario. te ‘|Send. 25 cents. A paper on Home Economics COME ALIVE FOR SPRING!| NEW! 12 Collectors’. Quilt |was read by Mrs. Lonnie Web- NAMED BY AUTHOR. ‘Send’ for our new Spring-Sum- | patterns for you in. color, with |ster, and a contest. conducted ; mer Pattern Catalog. 125 top |quilting motifs.» Finest pattern |by Mrs. Harland Day was won) New. York was first named | ‘ gh--es for sun, fun, dancing, |ever collected from famous mu-|by Mrs. George Stewart, Gotham by author Washington dining, everyday! One free pat-|seums. d 60 cents for new|: Refreshments ~ were. served |Irving, alluding to an English tern —‘clip coupon in Catalog.|Museum Quilt Book No. 1 —/|by the hostess and a social hour |town renowned for deliberate Sefid Wc. sixteen complete patterns. 60c.'was enjoyed. i , ‘stupidity ,

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