DOUGLAS MACEWEN

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ADELLE LEGERE

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Mr. and “Mrs.” Joseph Le gere wish to announce the en- gagement of. their only daugh- ter, Catherine Adelle,‘ to Wil- ‘tam Douglas MacEwen, son

MARY HAWORTH _ : _ Girl Can’t Cope With

of Mr.'and Mrs, Horace Mac- Douglas and Muriel in Peter- They were doifg 40 in a 30 mile’ Ewen, Charlottetown. Mar- borough, Ont. +zqne. As a penance, they sent) riage to take place May “15th : e fe the value of the ticket they didn t at Zion Presbyterian Chureh, Mek Cooke, Kensington, is get to the njtarian Service sae Charlottetown, spending a few days with réla- mittee of Canada at 63 Sparks

_. Possessive Boy Friend:

* Dear Mary Haworth: My boy friend Joe and J are both 19. We have been going together [yr three and a half years: We seem to ficht a lot | break off with him and date other boys, but always we make up again. He is the one. I real- ly like, but he is too possessive. | Unless I am completely at his » beck - and - call he gets mad and he walks out.

.__For example he wants me to

‘apénd every evening either with rehim-: t-home’ with my” fam- ‘ Hy, He =p let me go out with my girl friends. I've grown very fond of him, as I said; but what ‘ do you think I should do? P.P .» Dear P.P.: Your boy friend's attitude as-described is .unheal- ’ thy. It is morbidly suspicious and , smotheringly selfish. It signif- les cynical distrust: of your * moral dependability on the one ‘hand, and a very poor opiffion

of his own worth--+as-compar- ed to other men's) on the other -, hand.

+, ,A&_to what you should do, it acems- plain to me that you ' should break with him, once and for all, and recover the capacity to walk straight and tall. as a girl who calls her soul ber own, in-an-—atmosphere_of wholesome freedom in relation to all your friends. both male and female. In general, a boy friend doesn't presume to try to rule ‘his girl friend's social life with an iron hand, unless ‘and after) they've blundered into an af- fairy — a mutual mistake which « tends to kindle lot of hostile, jealous. unhappy conflict in their , as®Ociation Especially if the gifl tries to “hold’’ him by act- ’ ing fancy - free ‘or tries to prove |

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her independence by so doing). In that case the boy tends to fight back, if he cares at all, with a bad- tempered sort of campaign to undermine her spi- rit and render her subservient to his conveniense. v1

If this isn’t the inside story o your difficulties with Joe, the unfortunate fact remains that the meanly repressive charac- ter of his behavior, as your pre- ferred suitor, certainly projects a_ ‘wrong’ impression to~ the public, concerning the caliber of the, alliance. ;

The casual inference of the average «student of human _be- havior would-be that somehow you've lost face with Joe, some- how forfeited

nate self respect and personal |

dignity in relation to him. Else he wouldn't venture to try to grind you unfer heel, figura- tively speaking. “ \ To sum up, then, my advice is: close the book on Joe and keep it closed, to give yourself a chance to get straightened out and on the right road to real happiness. M. H. eas Dear Marty Haworthi: My granddaughter is 22 years old anda college graduate-She is very much interested in .the Pece Corp Could 1 please have some infarmation about the salary, terms of contract and other essentials, I would ap- preciate it very much, A.P Dear A.P.: If your granddau- ghter, 22, a college graduate, is interested in the Peace Corps, theoretically, yet lacks ‘the _ in- itiative to do her own research, concerning its opportunities and rewards, then I think she prob- ably would be more hindrance than help in that field of effort. If she looks to grandma.-to fun- nel job - data into her mifd, she ism uch too infantile, over- all, to handle competently a pio- neering, pace - setting, adult- size, leatership - type work as- signment in a hardship situat- ion — as Peace Corps recruits are expected to do. “However, to pursue your in-

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HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor, Phone 45506

'Farlane and family. They were: accompahied by Mr. and Mr s.| Lorne. Platts,» Searletown.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle D. Leard, | Central Bedeque, are visiting in Paris, Ontario at the hone of het sister Mr. and Mrs. 8.W. Strathan. fore _ returning | home, they will visit Mr. Leard’s family, Harold in Ottawa, How- ard in Point Claire, Que. and

Three attractive young ma- trons from . Canada “sweet «| talked” an American traffic of-| ficer out of a speeding ticket.)

Street, Ottawa 4, to help feed | hungry children oveftseas. |

Leona . Hooper, . Toronto,: .. is |

Lspendin r ‘SW bog aoa i Mr ant Mrs. Lene) Wariety Concert” T a ‘ | Well Attended” | -“Functions of Provincial Go- :

vernment Departments” was’) A Variety Concert sponsored |the topic for study at the April by Kilmuir Women's Institute ; meéting of Alberton Women's was held on April 6 in Cam-|— : Institute, when roll call was an- bridge Commufity hall. » |swered with names of the min-| An excellent selection of num-| Judy White, 21 of Ashland isters and their deputies. ‘bers was ptésented before & Mass...with her htishend Ed. | Mrs. H. W. Matthews pre-targe and appreciative aud- ward J. Marsen. 20 of a: isided at the meeting which jence. Mts. Donald Muffoe OM jnoham. Mass. following their was held at the home of the behalf of the committee and In- marriage at: the Ashiand Fed- secretary, Mrs. C. H. Weeks.|stitute members thanked all ateq Church’ in Ashland,

tives in Charlottetown. :

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_ APRIL BRIDE aE gilalenn oe wean |

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| Pole Beans C To The Flavor

., ACCORDING to the horticul- tural lore of the Atnerican Ind- jians, there ate two kinds of snap (or

not - MOOS sift “beans walk-

‘he not - walking ones are the.

gesily boiled in salied water 1" P. about 35 min. or until crisp - tender, seasoned and) served as a vegetable, with vit-) amins and other valuable nu- trients conserved.

In thé south, pole beans are boiled with salted of smoked meat for several hours, then ser- ved with the meat as a main dish. In this case, the beans keep | their texture, but the vitamins: are vitiated.. |. Today, Florida haa

d started | “beans walking’ | again. ed in the supermarkets are | treat.

va | oeans Vv 1 a \« The | well - filled gteen” pod’ ‘display: | ready to be cooked for a real. | Measurements jevel; for 6

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AND NEW POTATO SALAD

Mass. recently. Judy was’bur- wtndergone 40 operations’, most 1% Ib. small new potatoes

ned over 75 per cent of her of them painful skin grafts, 4 tsp. salt body in a fire nine year ago; She received 70 pints of blood | Boiling water to depth of 1"| and given one chance in 100 of during her treatment. (AP /1 Ib. fresh pole heans cut in 1”

,1 tbsp. fat drained trom cook-

the making of name signs for the ed in any way to make the con-' streets, and plans were Complet-icert a success. D; M. Munroe ed for the public speaking con- acted as the capable mastet of test for the UI trophy. Judges ceremonies. as were selected and arrangements: Following. is a list of the made for, awarding prizes. | humbers on thé program. Op-— : lening chorus ‘Keep on the) Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Green, Sunny Side, and Quilting Party Central Bedeque, left on selection by Kilmuir quartetie; Saturday for Hamilton, Ont. to duet, Marjorie Campbell and : visit Mr. Green's brother, Alex-. Marjorie Munroe; instrumental Calls from a little company ander, and sister, Mrs. lan Mac-'music by The Becks; duet, of crows, winging by above the \Graham MacDonald ans ae, on the opposite rise of |quiry, get in touch, by mail \Mie Munroe; dance selection by! iene with; The stecruitine ete — bell; duet, Miller | we_ breakfasted this morning... Office, The Peace Corps, 806. West and y Briice; instru- Crisp the new day was. but Connecticut “Avenue, Northwest, ‘Mental music by Archie Stewart only pleasantly so. And clean. Washington 6, D.C. MH. and Kenny MacPhee: song, Mack and his father were

It was decided to proceed with|who had participated and help-' ELLEN’S DIARY

The April: Moon Rides High Above The Stars

the valley. drifted in to us as:

] sett- -out ceremony of such as came Mary Haworth counsels Brooklyn Trio; Solo by John ing out on foot at the time to to us this morning, with sons

through her column, mai! Bears and a reading by. Miller! board the little truck at lane's and grandsons ze Foes met SP end. They .had made a purchase sharing many a quip and chuc-

living. Since the fire, she has Wirephoto) pieces

: t ing bacon @ pool of sunlight, in the lee of | ‘a shrubbery of lilacs. James had | - 6, Manyonnsing

to come to see for himself, the}; <a lemon juice

miracle of flowering, almost in 4, 'y.. ; ‘ the snow. Waxen - petalled the 46 top Serie Dinog, pepper tiny blooms, dainty the green, ! po

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‘4 ¢. chopped peeled raw onion

4 slices. crisp. bacon

Peel potatoes. Add to saltéd

and boiling water and b6il

min. in 2-qt saucepan; beans: cover. Continue to slow

bushy green beans with © which boil 30 to 35 min. until.both -ve- ,

we are familiar; the walking getables are fork - tender

kind climb on poles. These are; In pt. saucepan, combitie,

called pole beans and-are very bacon fat with mayonnaise,

flavorful. « : jlemon juice and seasonings.

Boiled Gently ‘Heat. Pour over the cooked ve- In the north, pole beans are getables ‘and liquid that re-

broken into bil - size piecés,| mains); add onion and toss

lightly. Garnish: crisp bacon,

MONDAY DINNER Old- Fashion Vegetable Soup (Canned) Boiled Smoked Pork Tenderloin Pole Bean .- New Potato Salad Cornbread Squares Criss - Cross Rhubarb Pie or Half-- wed Frozen Straw- - berries on Lemon Sherbet . Coffee or Tea Milk

FRESH POL® BEAN AND HAM CASSEROLE FROM THE CHEF. 21b.-fresh_pole—_beans.

1% ¢. diced cooked ham

ie c. cheese sauce, ;homemade

‘recipe often columned) or

use 1 (10' oz) can condén- |. sed cheese soup diluted -with ‘2 can water. 3 tbsp. butter or margarine 1c. soft white bread crumbs

Prepare- pole beans northern Style as already described, boi) 10 to 15 min. if covered 2%-at. saucepan. Spread beans in oiled casserole in alternating layers with ham. Pour over the cheese fauce. -

Melt butter; stir in crumbs and spread over the top of cas- serole. Bake 3% min. in slow

oven, 325 degrees F. or antil "efumbs are golden brown.

foliage. ‘ Bee ii pointed to other ite and pieces ‘the fields, and)

,_ }ftirrings in the neighborhood, s¢t# & simmering blue nase

: i. catled ; e far horizons. leading her pouty o- thae 2 Teer. 50 ememenced. ite A pretty night the one; ey ese We saw him.look at the rosy | Sit! says, now come by. ‘And 80) What fine ti “ have = furls -rising from the damp of still. Theres not a breath of |! gether over arming. ’\the soil, and glance then to the wind moving. Not 4 twig nik

see them at some seasonal work or other interest together, if it} be only at a weighing - in, or |

lambkins—at-play—along—a—still Ting.’

snowy yardpath. So happy they. were, so playful. Gathering to @mong the stars. |

a seemingly chosen spot, then SPRSRRTRRARRRRRRARRRRR | with a merry “Get set! Ready |: ‘6 PURITY DAIRY

forgathered, -.. Go!” they raced away. ‘'They |/

The April moon rides” high)

or personal interview. W’ West. or nersonal, interview. Write)" Atte ialmemissten, the Salle ler liveststh recetily and saw ; : ‘ \chorus, Camp Town Races and frosted ‘byroads jo take delivery Film On Brazil iClementine; instrumefital musi¢€ of the same... “Not very biz” = ‘ “iby The Becks; duet, Florence James commented later.taking Viewed By UCW. | dialogue; ‘I Came to Your ‘a ' Wedding”, Miller West; Hector The Alice Turner unit, O'Leary Mathieson and Donnie Munroe; | t > , ” meeting opened wih “the “pus, 8am MacDonald; solo, Charles pose” led by the president. x |Campbell; duet, Shirley Gorm- léy and Nora Mahar; duet, Ruby committee reports. The treasur- « ” er reported a successful pan-| Chorus ea se tie a try sale, and: community friend-|_ Concert closed wi Queen. and letters sent and several hos- pital and shut + in calls made. Leila Craswell gave a reading | Mrs. Beecher Smaliman will be hostess for the next meeting which will be held on May 3rd.| Mrs. D. E. Adams was: host- |Ron, Whitman, Mrs. Alden/bers, Souris, for the April meet-, | Weeks, Mrs, Addie Thompson, ing. In the-absence of the pre- Mrs. Chester MacMackin and sident, the vice - president, Mrs. Mrs. Ron Whitman will be the meeting with the devotion- in charge of worship period and al period and chose the ‘theme Mrs. Perey Gentner and Mrs.| ‘‘Rejoicing in Hope’. a the

——+_ ing. numbers were rendered were taking advantage of the |) €ollings and Irene Campbell; |

United. Church Women, met at duet, Ruth MacSwain and Gra- Minutes were reed, followed’ by | 554° Miller West and closing ship secretary reported cards jon stewardship. | Refreshment committee is Mrs.| @8s to the St. James UCW mem- Mrs. Densil MacNeill. . |G. Leard presided and opened Donald Matheson are to conduct) Business arising..from

the study. Leila Craswell will | March minvtes included the re- present prayer for missionary, Port on the rewiring of the Following the business pers|Church. Mrs. B. Stewart and iod, Mrs. Alden Weeks led in an| Mrs. J. R. MacLean were ap- Easter worship on the theme pointed as UCW representatives “At the Name of. Jesus." Hymn| for the committee meeting to be. 105 was sung followed by scrip-| set at a later date. tire teadings by Mrs. Norman! The community ~ friends hi p~ Moasé. A poem ‘Resurrection | Committee report included 4 hos- Dawn'was followed by prayer Pital and 2 shut - in calls, and one by Mrs. Therin Ellis. Offering Catd posted during the, past was received and dedicated and month. : Hymn 4 was sung, followed by| A report from the social func- benediction by the leader. - tions committee was submitted A film on Brazil, shown by/and accepted. This report stat-| Mrs. Alden Weeks was enjoyed ed many interesting projects in by all present. Mrs. Reggie the coming months. A Thankof: Adams closed the meeting with féring Service is to be held on prayer for missionary. April 25 with a special speaker Refreshments were served by and music. A Coffee Party, also Mrs. Red Turner, Mrs. Beecher discussed, will be held Wednes-

Several Spring Functions Planned By SourisUCW

‘mage sale is planned for Satur-

in at a glance the new - ‘comer, ‘ended.

a trim~thouzh—smallish—heifer— “But’’,. he nodded, she wil! grow Where were

time?"’

‘ : : won't do so wel]. penned . in-'|@

kie, is to be aware of the charm! dairy he commented. K “Parents Prefer

of the occupation they follow. — The chori od th . “| tikes ta Shae the cow call? chorings, today gave. the (6 Purity Products

James said. eee “ a of bot 317 Kent. 8. Dt 125 Cre tb: ‘ les, various tendings about. |7 en lal 47. This time of year ‘ on, Of course, eon: |) ' _ - "SAtimes to take the voutiger fat-| SSOOeeorooeressoogoey Yes. It's always’ a happy mer off to join Jamie and Gage! POC CF00 00S 000-606 00-0) /

“I suppose ‘sound. We know the ‘Cold of the! nto something: winter is over. We think of the| your, eyes thiS pice -things ahead:

the — fields,

he queried teasingly tO drying, the stock getting off to!

Mack. = pasture. The cropping. It/s all “Give her time’ Mack grin- there in their calls.” ‘

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offered. smiled

“And grass’ James “And grass’>Mack

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day, May 22. Also discussed was a booth for the sale of homemade articles and fudze to be sold,

during the Souris Regatta in July.

Next meeting will be held at the church— hal! with Mrs. M.

Keus, Mrs. G. Leard and Mrs. E. Boertein appointed to the re- freshment committee.

The meeting adjourned with the Mizpha_ Benediction.

During the social hour re- freshments were served by the hostess.

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