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\Intyrte, Jr. have returned’ from Matthews |Gardner, Maine, where ‘they -at- ' _|tended the wedding of Elizabeth A shower in honor of Erma tess for the May meeting. of the: ‘Swanson to Robert Webb .The “Hardy was held in the Legion Clyde River WI when 13 mem- bride is Well known in Monta-vhome™ if “Bloomfield~which was bers’ answered-the~roll! with an gue and has many friends’.on attractively decorated in pink exchange of flower slips) In.

|...Mr...and Mrs. ‘Garnet _“Mac- wishes were read by Mrs. Basil ®

PE. 1 : and white for the occasion, Miss the absence of the president, .the ee -Hardy and her fiance, William yice-president opened the - méet- . Kent. McLean, teacher at Am- Smith, were given seats of honor ing in the usual way: “The dis- -herst High School, spent the In opening the gifts the bride- trict was being canvassed for : ~jweekend-— it Montague. to-be-was-assisted_by.her_sister the Cancer: F and the Sal-: ‘ . Mrs. Nick Flamminio, and- Mrs {vation Army. Correspondence = G Mr..and"Mrs. G. \L* Crasby. Victor MacLaren. The accom- |was read and discussed, It was : spent the weekend visiting their panying verses were read by. agreed to give $5. to the P. E. I, | ' daughter Mrs. Rayburn Doucett Mrs. William Costain and the Hospital Sr.-Ladies’ Aid toward | ‘ -and Mr. Doucett, ‘Jacquet Ri- gifts were arranged by Annette the purchase of electro-cardio- | a iver, N. B. : Wallace. The evening was spent graph. Mrs. Harry MacLean | “4 a ~* in dancing to music furnished’ and Mrs. Catherine Murray}! Billy Mallett nt- by, Leonard Barnett, Alton Har- | were appointed to attend the | 5 . Sg mae oe sane oe dy and Ralph Hardy. jannual meeting of the TB Lea-| ‘and “Mrs. Wilfred Mallett in. “ay ]gue_to. beheld atthe. Charlottes 4St.. Louis. ri : Sheila. DeLory, accoriipanied town. Annie Boyle was asked to . ‘ By Paulette Burke, motored to me aches for fea seth Nak : ‘ \ oncton;:N: B. over the holiday’ An executive meeting is to f 3 ot ee raver and ane weekend where they visited held ati New Haven yeele. yman Milligan, Alberton with Miss Sheila Staples. arrangements for district con-’ South. were. conesiaases “at 8 x vention which is to be held June’ f | renonee shower for Mrs: peter: Kapstad, who has been 22nd at Hampshire. School) 7 n ws et Smith anaee > Marriage employed .with. Gulf Garden supplies were to be purchased | A Ws Fe | ‘took place recently. . As the Foods Ltd., left on Wednesday Red Cross‘ sewing and knitting, ed = presentation: ‘was made g004 for Montreal, Quebec. — |was~ distributed among mem. | : = - a * creme ate we

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Hughes (Cook's badge) - and ‘Lorraine Fraser (1st class); Mrs: George Warner (RIGHT) _ is King's County guide camp advisor. Mrs. Avard: stated

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| Mary Macintyre, Central! Next meeting will be at‘ the |Kildare, is spending this wéek home of Mrs.. Watson Living- in Charlottetown, guest of her ston when roll call will be ans- cousin, Said MacDonald. , jwered by the name of your | birthplace and an_ interesting)

LAC and” Mrs. William La- item about ~same-~“Mrs7-~-G:> Fosse and two children of Ha- |Dennis willbe our guest, speak: | ---lifax spent=the weekend in Al- er-and will show a film on’ ‘self iperton. Mrs. L- is. the examination of “breast cancer” former Audrey Murphy. All members’ are ‘urged to be | isis present and bring ».prepared Sheldon Ross of Halifax, N.S: ‘questions. NS } May 30, 1966. accompanied by his mother-in- | The food committee willbe | law, Mrs. Mabel Hearn recent- sweets, Mrs. Harry MacLean | ily visited with relatives dp, Geo-- and Mrs. Bob Adams; san =|

ae rgetown. . - jwrones: Mrs. Louis MacLean Beefs On:

Mrs GM. Avard, provincial guide commissioner recently: presented badges at Montague to (‘LEFT TO RIGHT) Beth Clarkson © (1st. class), Judy

ELLEN’S DIARY. = Planting Of A Shore Field _* Comes Back In Memory ___

Now the crescent of ‘a new |field where the sound and the

‘moon drifts toward the west inijingering tang of the _sea__em- the dusk of the-nightfal. ~ The |praced one. And when the day frogs' Do you hear their notes,

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-New Conveners.” ,

Appointed By Summerfield CWL 7 Mrs. st. ‘Clair croken was), MARY HAWORTH.

hostess to St. Jamies’ Summer: } field-CWL-parish council for the | May. meeting. ‘In the absence | of—the—spiritual—director,——Rev; J. B.. Croken, the president, Mrs. Reginald Smith, led. the open-

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sponsorship, committed to unim-’ i teen scene-is-Bad-Boy Skorts,——-they—reach—about peachable. ‘“‘truth- in packaging’ | CONDEMNS U.S. POLICY .| imports from London. Made . down the thigh,

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drifting from the pond, which by; Warmed and boots became un- day is fringed with the ‘tésh bearable you shed them and the green of reeds? Or is it from long dark stockings, and the the swamp where on mossy hum-|open furrow left by the single mocks these hyla folks pipe their |bottom plow where you dropp- tunes? Always nostalgic weed the seed, and incidentally, find the music; for who is there dreamed very fine young day- that has had no remembered dreams, was a healing balm to spring, no Maytime, bygone? |one’s soles; -Then with your) What farmchild of once, indeed} |space planted, so nice it was in| --May_invariably_left_nice me-jthe interval it took for the plow mories of the sowings and plant-|to cover that planted row, to ings. They-came with no mark-/feast eyes on the loveliness a- ed sound.of a going of machines |bout: the reds and greens of but almost silently as cometh}the farmlands, the teams at . great happenings: Quietly, with |work on the neighboring farms, nething more. than the soft fall|the wagons on ‘‘The Point Road’’ of horses’ hoofs on the stirred | which led along the shore-bank earth; and the footsteps of the | to the harbor-village, and the farmers, who, day by spring seascapes which never wearied day, were well content to follow |this child: The waves wash, the their teams. ; bars and sands; the ribbon of

ing league prayers. Several ar-| ticles of sewing and knitting for the Red Cross were turned: in. The following—conveners were

appointed for:*the new year: radmission that she is hooked on)

eee . Movie magazines, though intel- spiritual, Mrs, Afthur Lambe; |, tually: too snobbish ‘to red

education, Mrs Patrick Curley: friends. know she buys them, | hee: with and means, Mrs. Les- ‘YOU Suggested that she is feed- | ; : ing on fantasy, instead of grap- |

lie Trainor; social welfare, Mrs pling with reality;*in search of |

Albert Murphy: —resolutions,--7—. |

; ‘fulfillment. t Mit, John’ Hagen. radio. TV; | YoU also said that from your and films, Mrs. Louis O‘Con-|ViewPoint, the really extraordi- |

inary thing about.-movie maga- zines is that -‘‘so much writing | competence and editorial talent ‘and. ew should. be invested | from each parish family in lieu |'7.S ect matter’ that has so of: the usual pantry sales, to tae sm icking power, reader - send:a donation to the Retarded | : Children's Association,—and-|),

nor; social action; Mrs. Everett Reeves; magazine, Mrs. - Pius Croken. : It was decided to collect:

Speaking —for myself, a freer. nce writer, occasionally pub-

There came—one-morning,-weehannel a contrasting blue, the | recall, the planting of- potatoes, |dark of bouys like so many pe- | Sets cut in the porch or per- \riods on a page, marking it; the |

to purchase a new minute book. | 4 It was also decided to send cén- gratulatory cards to two native

shed, I want to spotlight a far ‘worse flaw than. the superficia- \lity of the subject matter. What

Movie Magazine Writing

as its objective in serving .so-| MOSCOW. (AP)—The Soviet ,

DEAR -MARY HAWORTH: she was ‘making, had heen ‘con- In response to a reader's recent ined by an im

sisters of the congrega-

I deplore in movie- magazine

ciety.

postor posing as through her column, not by force behind alleged’ plans to

M, H.|Union accused the United ‘States North Atlantic irrsuty Oravitan | counsels ‘Saturday “of being the main’ tion of trying to make Cyprus into a NATO province having 3

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the famous “actor's student son. mail or personal interview. | undermine Cypriot indepénd- no legal rights because ‘Cyp- »— Sick The hoax was. disclosed when Write her in care of The Guar-'ence. The Soviet government rus has proclaimed a policy of | {7

the famous father, ale by (dian. : _ mewspaper Izvestia accused the nonalignment.” . i

rumors, informed _ Hollywood,

trade papers that -his son, mar- ried; was in Ireland, doing post! | graduate. work: at Dublin Uni-| versity! He the father, was | much- concerned -for the young | actress’ safety. Being a parent | myself, I would have been ‘con-| cerned too. = 2 r My point is, some of the elap- trip” and misinformation does stick in the minds of some rea- | ders mine, for instance.. And 1| don't-imagine I’m the only one. | But I wonder how many read | enough to offset the hoax with the corrected version? Since- rely, . ‘ Py. DEAR-P. V.: Speaking from:|

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haps in the “‘cook-house’’ in-a|seaweed weir with its sunblea- Paris more: or Jess social spelt-which ciéd top, a regular old man of tion of Notre. Dame. who are ¢ “had brought in interesting ones the sea;- the various~lighthous:|2©>rating... golden. anniversarie to Help, to afford children”’Who ‘es. And sometimes across mile |P#™mely Sister St. Helen, Martyr _enose to linger about food for|and mile of strait one could see 2%4 Sister St: Mary Ronald. | sortéq- sources, that is put -to- thought to remain with them all! the outline. of buildings on the _"¢ @ltar ag ge — at igether as the real story. er’s pre-determined viewpoint. _up the years,-swere planted. . .|mainland. jmonth. will be Mrs. Gerard ..Al- "Last fall, tor example, on a |I submit that the writer. who | Good ‘conversation and enlight-! A-small wind caught the table- Jen and Mrs, St. Clair Oe rv interview . program, _since makes despotic rehash use of} ening one heard: the adults’ cloth we pinned to -this morn. (224? social hour enjoyed. ‘dropped, a writer was interview. |unverified or discredited ma- | carefully watched and. spoken’ ing’s line: —Sounds-of-tractors at) a jed who'd had more.than 100 |terial - previously published, to werd, so to lef their light shine | work came to us. A great truck | ‘Members Given Sle sear ago Fata te lane erie tee before bairns. And odd times !left: its toad of fertilizer in con- | character flaws into his output.

| ‘‘writing’’ is the~ seissors-and- paste agglomeration of: univeri- |fied, ‘documentation’ from as-

direct experience of the ordeal of. being magazine -“'profiled”’ several times in years past, us-| . #2 ually from the, individual writ-

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; feseis . : ed that about five percent of there were-the suddenly clamp-| venient heaps by a fencerow ot | 4 | q : : ec lips of those seniors, a guat-|fields. Seed was -being taken ife Mem bership jthese vee a eet In short the sin against good i

journalism that all ‘responsibie |.

‘abhor, namely, the” sin of bad

workmanship rooted in lazi- | ness, malice or. greed, is not a jerime. indigenous to one speci- \fie sector of -the publications

-.._ded_warning’ glance, a_nod_and|from a granary. Indeed, Scam- a sigh. Ww being h

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| Pine_At High fietdiwere— rewrites” Pins-At Rig as ;~ She-wasn’t in the least~defeh- ' The cenulaey raonthiy meeting Sive. Apparently she saw noth-

of the Highfield UCW was held ing “tfethical in such. journal-

at the home of Mrs. ~Shirley '8™- es

it was difficult then to|pie, poor fellow was being hard determine the subject- In any pui to check off the outgoings case, there was, we could make and incomings of machines a- out, ‘‘a black sheep" of the old jiong the lane. minister's sermons somewhere. |

“Everybody's busy today” Pa- In. the current. issue of one

It was conclusive to a young mind that someone had of late, some lad or lass, “gone astray’ The planting - which one do

we best remember? That in-the | brook field, which rolled gently/ed ‘‘And blessed are they who | of which was ‘‘Wonder, Rever- letters froma youth bearing the down toward a little valley. of | serve thus.""—And blest, we know |ence and Admiration”. : : breok? Or on some rise which |this ‘day was-which at Alderlea,’..Two of our most devoted mem- Purportedly a student at an .eas-

looked—out-and- down~-to-the~in- teresting village? But surely best of all-for us was the shore

jpa Starling commented. “All | hands and the cooks, includ- jing’ he grinned a_bird-smile, |**my own, who‘only. . .” °

. Sits and waits’’ we. smil-

Heft no-idle hands, Until tomorrow - - - -Diary - - 'Good-night. ..... :

’ MARY HAWORTH.__

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The following dinner menu er the familycan be prepared day ahead, refrigerated, re- heated -as necessary and served the. next day. ° ° ; Minestrone (homemade _or,.canned) 3aked. Ham and Eggplant ¥ With Mozzarella Cheese:

Tossed Mixed Salad Greens |

'followed by a delectable chilled avocado soup, columned today: * .FILBERT MUNCHER | 1% ¢. whole filbert, meats 1 c. very thin sm pretzel sticks | 2 ¢: Rice, Chex % ec. each of the following Round oats, puffed

“wheat, corn puffs

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Weeks, with the president, Mrs” = € : : |Jane Thomson in the chair. The | Movie magazine there is a, strik- 'UCW purpose was repeated by ing example of this approach. | all members followed by the de- |The subject is a young actress.

votional period conducted by Réference is made to a long dis- | 'Mrs.. Joan Dunning, the theme tance phone call and sheafs of

jname of a famous actor’s son,

ibers, Mrs. Ada Frizzell and Mrs tern university. —s

[Pearl Stearns were presented Reading this, T recalled an lwith Life membership pins. and earlier article, published three certificates in a brief ceremony Months ago in another movie |

t sident and Magazine, on the same subject oe ae ye more or Jess. Except that it

nn ened and ‘two vi told how the young actress, and lsitors answered_roll call by re- @Vveryone on the set of a picture 'peating a verse from the Bible 5 containing the word ‘jserve’’. jOne new* member was wi I ied to the group. ‘A letter from tests’ | the corresponding secretary, The next place of meeting was was read asking members to at-|undecided. Roll call will be an- tend a_workshop to be held in |swered by an exchange of flow-. | Morell this_ month. ‘er slips or seeds, Mrs. George Rev.-Mr. Gouge conducted the yeo -will convene, and the re- Bible study on chapter 5 of the freshment committee will be study book ‘Jesus Christ and mrs Allen McLean, Mrs. Roy the Christian Life.” |Campbell, Mrs, John Warren, | At the-elose_of.the meeting, nirs Fulton_Warren..

ithe hostess served refreshments - MIGRAINE

| programme convener read ~a

lassisted’ by Mrs. Joan Dunning | Mrs. Eleanor Duncan and Mrs.

elcom- p6@m, and conducted two con-‘|'

world, as, for instance, movie’ magazines, as you seem to think Rather it is a flawed perfor- mance that-tends to crop up all over the lot, in the ‘popular |

proportion as_ individual un-

blushing lack of principle fnakes' its appearance in every arena

of human-endeavor. } What holds the sin of bad re- | porting. in check, conspicuous- | ly, in the more Seriously rexd|

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Le tbsp. flour % ¢. vegetable off : 1% ¢. small slices cooked ham (fat removed) 1% c. grated American cheese 2 (8 oz) cans.’ % lb mozzarella cheese, sliced y \% c. grated American cheese, additional Wash eggplant but do not ~-pe&]: cut crosswise in '%"’ slices. «>, Dust. with salt, pepper and flour

jall cereals in 3-qt. bowl. Thor- ‘oughly mix salt, garlic-salt and jcurry powder and dust over.

\pretzel-cereal mixture. Lightly imix together. . Transfer: to bak- jing-pan. Bake in 250 degrees LF. (slow)_over¥ 30. min., stirring joccasionally. Serve warm or cold. Makes 4 cupsjserves 12.

CHILLED AVOCADO SOUP’ ,

4 fully-ripe’ California avocados ~ ‘ 2 c. chicken broth . : 1 pt. (2 ¢.) light cream 2 tsp. salt

‘2 tsp. onion salt

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presfient: The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Alton An-| drew, Ebenezer, with Mrs. Not- | ris ,Kitson ‘as_ hostess. | Twelve ‘members .and two vi- | isitors were present, and roll call

as answered with a verse. from en old, attograph album.

The: school committee report. was given by Mrs. Keir Warren | and’ Mrs. George: Yeo.. Mrs. Eimer Yeo reported for.the visit- | “ie croniinittee;-andMrs---Royet d on the afternoon tea which proved to be a finan- ‘cial success, Mrs. Fulton War- |

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