JUNE ~ 17. 1949

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Preparation: tenlperalun.

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l6 cup Swilfning

21/; cups sifted cake flour I‘ Be sure to sift/Ivar b measuring. Spoon lightly into cup

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re-heat oven and set at 375W. Line bottoms of iwo 9-inch layer or three 8-inch layer cake pans with waxed paper.

Ingredients: (Use atandard, level measures)

5% tsps. single-acting baking powder (or 4 taps. double-

Slefi l: Place Swiffning in bowl. Sift together flour, bn ing powder, salt and sugar into bowl. Add l6 Iup milk and vanilla. Bear 2 minutes on medium speetl of

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- i tsp. aalt 1% cupnaugal e/nw 5f cup milk - l tsp. vanilla 4 egg whites

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The Wild Rose Cake illustrated here is so quick and easy to make as long as you use Swiffning-the new lripd of shortening. Of course, you'll get splendid results with all your favourite recipes

with Swilfoing! Get a pound or two today!

‘ electric mixer, or by hand, using I50 strokes per rnlnute. r Kn) scraping balm s] Jidr: and bot/oar rf mixer ull ulilb rubber scraper. '

Sh) 2: Add 4 unbeaten egg whites, and l4 cu milk. Beat Tot2 additional minutes. Scrape bowl and Pour equal amounts of hatter into prepared cake pans. Bake about 2B minutes. w‘ TVInn ab: is don: i! will grin; bai quietly when pnmd by lbs finger. Cool on 30 ininured; loosen sides carefully with lpatula, invert on rack, remove pans. When thoroughly cool, fill and frost.-

Snowy Cnmn Pruning: Cream l4 cup Swiffniog untll sofr and flulfy. Beat in M tsp. salt and 1 tsp. vanilla. Add 1% cups sifted confectioners’ sugar gradually, alternating with 1 tbsp. hot milk. Beat until smooth

For wild roae lowers, tut very thin slices from large round pink gum drops, usin a sharp knife dipped in hot water. Allow S petals or each flower. Arrange flowers on top of cake. Use yellow tinted shredded coconut for centre offlower. Place green tinted shredded coconut around the aides of the cake. To tint coconut: To each cup of moist coconut, add I tablespoon water mixed with two drops food colouring and atir briskly with a fork until coconut is evenly tinted. ‘Iwyfiaiag i: llv Ifdll-Ilfl for Strfifi fmvdlfl G. innit ism lbonmng

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Write for your free copy. Print name, address, rend with one Swiffning box top to: Martha Logan, iwilt Canadian Co. lamited, Toronto 9, Ontanor

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A very pretty wedding was iolemnized at Zion Church Manse an Wednesday, June 8th at 630 pm. when Enld Isabel, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac- Bachern of Rlce Polnt and ‘Amos Ewen, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Dorveatt, were united tn montage by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster.

The bride was attended by her rousln, Mlss Ruth MacDougall. rhe groomsmnn was Mr. W. Harvey MncEachern.

The bride wore white with a torsagc ol Red roses. The brides- maid wore yellow with white ac- ressorles and a corsage of roses.

Alter the ceremony the wedding party motored to the homo ol the bride where a wedding receiptlon

was held.

more were many besuttlul and uselul gllts, which Included gtltr lrom l-ly-tidman and Co. and stall, where the bride has been employ- ed lor some time.

A crowd ol nslgalors and friends

gathered to extend best wishes and congratulations to tho brlde and groom. -'Alter the reception the bridal party delt on a trlp through the Mat-ltlrnes, vlsltlng many pglnts ol interest including‘ the Annapolis Valley. t

Prior to her’ marriage the brtde was tendered a miscellaneous shower at the home cl her aunt. Mrs. Albert MacDougall, Gralton Streetfwhere she was the re- cipient ol many lovely gifts.

Best wishes are extended lor many years ol happiness.

SOUTH MILTON SCHOOL

Report lor May:

Grade VIII: 1, Lois librd.

Grade VII: 1, Doria MucLean; 2. Gerald MacLean; 3, Gerald Ford.

Grade VI (a): 1, Gerald Coles.

Grade VI (b): 1, Doria Mont- gomery; 2, Frank Montgomery.

Grade V: 1, Lloyd White; 2, Winston Ford. ~ Grade ll: 1, Lealle Poole; 2, Wel- ley Curtis. ‘

Grade I (a): 1, Phylllr Mont- gomery; 2, Orville Montgomery; S. Louise MacNell.

Grade l (b): 1, Estella Ram!!!‘-

Pei-lecr Attendance: Doria and Gerald MacLean, Leslie Poole. Phyllla and Orville Montgomery and Estella Ramsay.

Leah Moore. Teacher.

the flight was exactly a week away ‘when Carol “put lt» to the touch." They had flown that alternoon, and young Nigel Kerr had down almost lyrical in praise’ o! the vlr- tues ol ‘the Heat machine. Evan Larrlmorc had gone so lar as to admit that he had handled worse ypes.

_“And that's the last ol our trlal ," aald Carol, pulling oll her gaun eta, and looklrig back re- grstlully at "The Star o! the East" lying sprawled In the middle ol the aerodrome like a stranded gl- gantlc flying-fish. "I shall miss them."

"You walt tlll we really get started." said Larrlmore, grimly. “Then you'll mlas these little flips even more!" -

“As it's really the last." Carol ‘went on. "what do you ray to a

, little celebration? Take me danc-

ing somewhere. O-dorrt look so worrled. I don't lorget we're to training We'll be homo by mlq. night." "I'm no danctng man," said Lar- rlmore. "Walt till you've danced with me." retorted Carol, reluslng to notice his ungraclousness. And Larrlmore could see no al- ternative to acceptance. In an agreeably dtmly-ltt alcove Q1 that lamous restaurant, "The Bulgaria." Antony sothorn, dining with n party o! lrlends, saw Carol and Larrlmore lacing each other over their collee-cups; not tglk- 1118i altogether absorbedln each other. With the greatest dllllculty Sothern remembered that 11¢ m; a gentleman, and prevented mm. sell from playing m, gpy- No; that lt was necessary. He had seen more than enough to convince him that tho lurlous jealousy which had llamed up In his m“; w” lllitliled- He pleaded an eircusa o! a headache to his party. lelt the YWWIIIIHI. and walked home tltrotlsh the childish oaths as a. leeble rub- stltute lor what he really longed to do-whlch was to burst into tears. Larrlmore ,arid Carol had never noticed him. ‘Those entirely con- ventional surroundings - the Mm 118118. the sweet music, the ad- mmb" l-‘MYIIPHKXII. the graceful loveliness o! the girl's dancing _ combined perhaps with the know. 1958s that the preliminary work was well and truly done, gggmgd to have as lt were "ironed out" the airman! nervous tensions. The strained look which his eyes had warn since the court-martial had lelt them. For the first time Carol saw him looking hgppy, and {hm WM a sparkling sheen 1n her own eyes whose slgnlllcance no onlooker could have mistaken. Thank you loi- bringing me," he “id suddenlv- "You told the truth about your dancing. I didn't; be- lleve that rather dreary wgllpw- i118 Azourgtgd a floor could become-J‘ " B l: Id - or fl Rupert?" m‘ mm’ “Almost as good,“ he said set-l- ously. so that she laughed. ‘Shall we dance again?" she ask- ed him. "No. I'd like to bs able to think ol this as absolute pea-lec- tlon when we're bored to death "Yin: over the back o! beyond! Let's go home." Carol glanced at him. "O course" aha said mlschlevously, "It ls alto.- midnight." Larrlmore did not reply. and hardly another word was spoken uiitll they were back ln Str George's study. Carol dropped Im- cloak over the back ol a. chair. "Drink, Rupert?" "No thanks. er-Carol," "Thank you lor the llrst sign ol lrlendshlp. I apologise 1o;- 101-. getting even lor a moment that Wt-‘fQ ill ifllflllll so very seriously." ‘Have I seemed very uralrlendly?

"n" aro put one allver-sltpperad loot on the lander. "I don't think

unfriendly ls the word," she aald.

‘Then what is tho word, Carol?"

"You won't mistake what I mean,

wlll youjupert?" “N03.

"Willi. then,” aald the rtrl a

little breathleaaly, "aren't you be-

lng rather a coward?"

Larrlmore gasped. For one horri-

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I have been-I am a coward. What more do you expect?"

clock ticking. how that a clock could tick quite ao lou

don't know. But surely something!” words. ‘That I love you?"

araauppoaadtollltetohearlt put Into words, ytai know."

ble moment Carol thought that he had misunderstood; that he was thinking her capable ol unspeak- able cruelty. ,

"Are you really coming on this flight?" he asked harshly.

“Don't you want ma to?"

"I don't know."

"There you are," aald Carol. "'l‘hat was what I meant. You're running away trout lt — from me -arcn't you?”

There was a moment of silence. "Yea," laid Rupert Iinrrlmwe. Over lils shoulder he could hear a It was odd torna-

"Well, Rupert?" ‘Well? l answered your questions.

Carol's ayes dropped. “I — I "You want me to put tn Into

She lor-cad a gallant aanllo. “Girls

raraqi-uuaamiiaptpiaaisotarso mlhwlllhava thatlin-to-plaaaa "h" "w" "Mwtls" tliaovcilfiiatraatyoaaoannfln quality Old! flllll mznal’. .lrln lib shirt. repeat-because they're ao aaay to ' n’ - - ' m» with mimosa. ilmnia- aald "ma... ma"... 1 Ilfiahiasanafa Yflfla "I'm "W" . The glrl riuanaa. If you bah at you can "Don't mlaundu-atand rite." rai- '* ‘b » d a airéareuszeynt! :2 £251.01"). "It's not d ci» lla broke ell. Carol draw a _ it's Yad. It's s» hfllth- -

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“ll that's what's worrying you. He's developed rather a good cp- loton or you lately. Ad. as you're niaklng ma do all tb talking -

Rupert. I don't.” (To be continued)

GENTRAI. GUARDIAN

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JIMMIPB TAXI, plume 530.

CB-ASWILL 101' Phcwlrlphl.

CONFBDIIATION LIFE IN- SUBANCI-

K. OI‘ C. CARNIVAL, Wednesday, 29th June.

JACK CAMERON—Men'l Wear, moved to temporary quarter; over Tooinbs Music Store, Queen Street.

MUSIC LOVERS. —- Ilsa: aortic ol Charlottetowtfa most talented young perlormera ln Kirk Hall to- night. 8 P. M.

JACK CAMERONAMonu Wear. a cholce sslectlon ol’ Suit-s, Sports Jackets, Slacks, etc. Moved to tem- ptbaé-ary quarters over Toombs Music S re.

TWO FLIGHTS weekly to the Magdalen Islands, P. Q. Phont Maritime Central Airways Limited. Phone 2061 or 540.

CLOGGED RADIATOR! cause extensive englno damage. Have your mdlaito flushed today. Mal- lett's Battery Service ,

‘BECITALS by pupils o! Mlss Suzanne Brenton, Monday, June 20th, Tuesday, June 21st, at 7.30 P. M. St. Peters Uhurch Hall.

LEFT FOB. OTTAWA- Roland l-lerinessey, B.Sc., lelt by plane yea- terday morning lor Ottawa where he wlll commence n two year course at St. Patrick's College tn social welfare work. Roland is the son ol Mr. and Mra. Joseph Hen- nessey, Stewart St,

LEFT FOB FREDEBICTON-Mr. Wllllam A. Hodgson, M.Sc., who has been on the stall ol the local Laboratory cl Plant Pathology has been promoted to a position at Fredericton, N. B., and lelt Wed- neaday to assume his new duties. Prior to his leaving Mr. I-lodgson was entertained by the stalls ol the Dominion Science Service and pre- rented with an appropriate gilt.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of James A. Feehan ol French Village took place yester- day morning from his late rest- dence to St. Andrew's Church where Requiem High Muss was celebrated by the pastor Rev. Ter- rence Campbell, who also olliclated at the grave. The pail-bearers were: Temple Murphy, John D. Maclnnls, Bernard Feehan, John McLellan, Charles McLellan and Joseph McKay. Interment took place in the Church Cemetery.

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Stlpendinry Magistrate's Court yes- terday, a man charged with com- mon assault was lined $10 and costs or 2) dnya and an additional $5 or 10 for damage to the victim's coat. Two drunk and dlsorderlies also

clty.

OPENED OFFICE IN CHAR- LOTTETOWN-Mr. F. l-l. Flinn. superintendent Maritime dlvlslon 0t the Canadian National Institute lor the Blind announced this week ln Charlottetown that the local olllce of the Institute has been opened in the Tweel Building, Great George Street. Mr. G. E. Wood has been appointed field sec- retary lor P.E.I. and working out o! the Charlottetown office he will be able to bring the many services

Prize lor Spelling, drawn by as. “mat: .22: wll1h the operilngiol local olllces t Pd” for Depmltment’ ‘wgrded

m, i Ch 1 t, t o Virginia Lee.

ma"... .:..."".;=..:... .:::..:.°""1 m- m-ii- i». m»- ly by luster and more personal aer- erlgrg-éaf?!“

vice,

BETA SIGMA PHI MEETING- ‘Ilhe regular ‘bimonthly meeting o! Alpha Chapter, Bets, Sigma Phi was held at the home cl the president, Mrs. Margaret Dew on Wednesday evening with 12 mem- bers present. The meeting was brought to order with the wetting ritual and the business cl the year was completed. Plans were dis- cussed lor the summer social act- lvltles and were given ovvr to the social ccmmlttee. The business meeting concluded with the closing ritual. The cultural programme of the evmlng was conducted by Mrs. Jean Watson with Mrs. Joy Gm" and Miss Eva Macbeod partlclpll- lng ln the evenings progrlmlme- The social committee assisted the hostess tn serving delicious retreati- menu alter which a pleasant loo- lal hour was enjoyed.

Personals

f Mra. Betty Maclnnla lelt this morning by plane lor Toronto to vlalt liar daughter, Mra. C. J. Stead.

The many lrlenda ol Mr. George Hughes regret to learn ol his lll- nesr at hla home ln Brackley Beach. .

was Gladys Btu-on o! ‘mire. la the guest o! Mra. 17. Jackman tn Charlottetown lor a week-

llav. Lawrence ldrraisad Toomba.

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Double tenement home N0- llO-IIO Cumberland 8L, WP- r. W. College.

Iilaotlllk Mlleldol 0! 120.

Apply to. I. n. SNAZILLE, tie oaaaitmiana at.

Benson.

awarded to Barbara McQuaid. gate, awarded to Ruth Bi-un. bar-a McQuald.

Rev. to Mary Evelyn White.

donated by Rev. David MoTague,

gate, awarded to Maureen McGee.

llotra llaias .

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Noonan, Betty Lou Doyle, Cather- lne MacDonald, Vera I-lynes, Dor-l een Bevan, Carol Wlllougliby, She- lagh Malloy, Thelma McDonald, Barbara Richard, Bernice Dully,. Merllyn Doyle, Barbara McQuatdJ Margaret Hughes. Catherine At- kins. Breta McCabe.

McLean Method writiae Until-i lcates have been awarded to: < Nineteen pupils in Grads Seven; Fllteen puplla tn Grade Three; Twenty-one pupils ln Grade One.

Prize List

Grade IX - Prlzo lor Chrlstiiin Doctrine, donated by His Excellency Most Reverend James Boyle,‘ DD" a.- warded to Noreen Shaw. - Prlze lor Highest Aggregate, donated by Rev. Patrick McMahon, awarded to Betty Smith.

Prlze lor Second Highest Ag. grlelgate, awarded to Shirley c“. ro .

Prlze lor Sewing, Noreen Shaw. Grade VIII -- Prlze lor Christian Doctrine, awarded to Patricia MacDonald. Prlze lor Highest Agqregate, non. ated by Rev. WJ. McCardle, a- warded to Patricia Wynne.

Prlze lor Second Highest Ag- gregate, awarded to Joan Aylward. Prlze lor Application, to Elizabeth Coyle. t Prlze lor Music awarded to Pgg- rlcla MacDonald.

awarded to

awarded to Peggy McGee. Prlze lor Highest Aggregate, " donated by Rev. Patrick McMahon, awarded to Pauline Noonan.

Prlze lor second Highest Ag- gregate, awarded to Marlon Mac- Donald.

Prtze lor Application awarded to Catherine Casey.

Prlze lor Sewing awarded to! Teresa Howatt. t’ Prlze lor Art, awarded to Jeans‘ Mclsaac. ‘

Prlze lor Music, merited by Pauline Noonari, Betty Lou Doyle, Vera Hynes. Catherine MacDon- ald, drawn by Betty Lou Doyle. Grade VI —

Prlze lor Christian Doctrine, awarded to Mary Elaine ‘rralnor. Prlze lor Highest Aggregate.

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awarded to Mary Elaine Tralnor. Prlze lor Second Highest Aggre- gate, awarded to Nola Marie Mc- Cabe. ' .

donated by Rev. WJ. McCardle, awarded to Doreen Bevan.

Prlze lor Second Highest Aggre- gate awarded to Shelagh Malloy. Prlze lor Sewing drawn by Col- een McGee.

Prlze lor Project Work drawn by Shelagh Malloy.

Prize lor Art, awarded to Wanda

Prlze lor Music awarded to June

a cared one beln sentenced to Henneisey- Kelli“?-

Zgpdays in jail and‘ the other re- Grade 1v - P71" 1°!‘ A". celvlng a. 10 days suspended sen- P1116 101' Chriltilh 906M110 beth MacKmzle. tence, A man from the mainland flWB-Fded t0 Ruth Bflln. Prlze lot- Ari charged with vagrancy was dls- Prlze lor Billie-li- Awcgatc, Francis I-iappln. chargecl and ordered out ol the donated by Rev. WJ. McCarale. Prlze lor Reading,

donated by Rev. Patrick McMahon.

awarded t0 Catherine Atkins. Prlze lor Second Highest A3311.

gate. awarded to Ann Connolly.

Grade V — Prlze lor Sewing, dr b 11

Prlze lol’ Christian Doctrine, no"... w“ y °“' awarded to Doreen Bevan. Prlze lor Art award d to 1f

Prlze lor Highest Aggregate, Norplg, ' e em

Prizes lor Improvement. award. ed to Gloria Darts and Carol Ann Blanchard.

Grade I -

Prlze lor Catechism, Rev. or. MacDonald, Teresa. O'Brien.

Prlze lor Highest Aggraggtg ‘- worded to Carol Ann Janna,

Prlze lor Second Highest Aggro. Sate awarded to Elizabeth Mao.

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BITES -

Insect, araaka, or animal . . the beat treatment ia plus? ol Minard'a at oraca. r aoothaa. haala and eleanaea.