he only about R00 And the PF-ll(tr.S would lose that fr-cling of frii.':- tration and self riitv many a reducing diet to tail."

ows in the PVP.l1lliL' luillfllll. had its origin manv 3'c.'vi's aun iii an ancient mediaeval ie:.ti'.nl ct-la

bratlng All Souls Du” Tn appease the ghosu that walked on the llaI- cld lowed Evening. the folks who e.-uh

LE1”! EAT m...j.

Bit id;

The dinner menu elegant

ofa

dessert.

cred it?" I asked "It is very popular

ially men. say them at home." Men Like Them

tlu-3 iilii'i).

chimed in the Chef

to the finale of a tiiii-icr desserts do your i1all'llllK' like hcst Mademoiselle?" he nilxrrl.

pudding made until c:'..s. firm. Old-fashioiicrl .illi)l('

W3.-m br,.a,1.b(..i(.r..-;.i--in l'lllI'i(lI.llt1wlllTP alternately with lc. milk and. p.,,m.n,:-i tsp. pure vanilla extract.

Indian pudding. cnIixi':c with nut fudge sauce and uhipiwl cream-all are favorites -l Plenty Of Sauce "And they like ."liii'i of xuiiiri-. 3 .1" pm-itjnuerl 'H'w often serve

twn sauces: a liqllld salli'(' such asaiiire with ice cream nuce.

lemon. with a rosette of icmon or.

a topping of a siiit.'iiili- ire ('l'l'i'llll.i on chocolate nut piidiiiitg. It-moo i'.

ter pecan on Indian p-.-ddiiig. "Often. men or ix-onion on a re

ducing diet will lll'ti('l' mm-clv 3 Fold into the whipped cream. , pudding and coifcc .'tl liiiir-ii” Serve as is. or half-frozen if the 5

"On first thnuglii iliis scctiis f:in riirldina is Wild- tastic." I commrntctl. "But '

really isn't. The calorie count would

Hallowe'en. with enhlins. izlmsi.-. and witches makini: :.tr.'iii;-,c shad

ered for (casting and -one air little CH0” ''"''"'''3'"

"soul cakes" which llll")' roller-tcd'.1 from house to l1tIliV' Tod:i,v's.2

" youthful ghosts and LZrIitlIl1S imitate-i

neighbourhood doorbclls and per- forming for treats of fruit and candy.

Whether your llaIlnwe'en cole- hration is planncd for faniilv

"ghosts" and ”withccs" will be

pleasantly appeased with the wiinie- fni

some eating in ghost 'biirgcrs. These

spread with a

topped wi t h

laiighiprov

'75 file

'.i.'i

'Have many of ,ioui' iziii--.is ord- liie lio-It-.xs.l

iii tat-l ueiffnffee always feature a l'llll'i(ilHL' of Milli?- kind. Many of our Dillliiiik, I'xllil('- ""V'i M9113 5'1- mt olate in a double boiler.

"Men like substantial desserts."

But li'll&Ili13 P

lmliv. strained date or riitiitjv piitliiiiiu.

Page 10 The Guardian. Monday, Oct. 17, 1955

Substantial Puddings Are Favorite Desserts

Ilauq Allen

r;ithcrJ TOMORROW! DINNER Fifth Avenue rcsiaiiraiit

featured chocolatc nut pudding for Broiled Haddock Fillets Maitre D'

. Tomato-Cucumber Salad

French Fried Potatoes Spinach Vinaigrette Chocolate Nut Pudding ice Cream Sauce Tea Milk Chocolate Nut Pudding Vien- sweetened choc-

Meanwhile. sift gtogether 2 e. ialready sifted enriched flour. 1 tsp. iliaking soda. la tsp. instant coffee and 1-: tsp. salt. Add '1'; c. chop-

'Thri' L'lVeiP6'fi walnut or pecan nutmeats. I feeling of luxiirv and wolihring.

To the melted chocolate. stir in sugar and in c. milk. Cook

p in min. or until slightly thickened.

tltinl,

--Game" apple r,..,t.i...1 Wm. i..,,,.,' in a bowl, cream hi i:. butter or on and hard 53...... ii..,..-ipm Hi.-9 margarine until fluffy: 5.. .1 .3 l i'. sugar. Beat and ad

li&ll9 mixture. Add the

IAIY IAWOITTU IAN: .......m....... Man Looses interest In His

Marriage

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: My wife and I have been married for it years and were reasonably happy together until three years. ago. We went to the same coliege.l have similar interests and had known each other for several years' before we married. .'

Our only child, a daughter, was bi-on four years ago in Europe. where we were then stationed with the Army. We were very happy: about this precious little girl and hoped to have other children event- ually.

When Dina was a year old we returned to this country, and visit-l ed my mother-in-law cnroute to our: new station. nearby her home.1 From then on, she insisted we! shouldn't have more children. Shel argued that having more children: would reduce out ability to give Dina her due. if my wife hadn't yielded to her point. i should have simply ignored this outiageous at-i tempt at interference and we might l have had more children. But as t is, our marriage means nothing now . . . I

HOLDS N0 HOPE

d 2 gggg, got a divorce some time ago. , ,, llvzil until smooth. Stir in the choco- have long realized that Mrs. x is 1”” "'0 ”'””h'

Our conjugal relatitiiiship has

terestiiig wedding in Regina re- cently at Holy Rosary Cathedral. Rev. ill. F. Daley officiated at the. lapsed almost entirely due to this early mnmmg ceremlmyi Wepostemul snuamm H H werenitf d an escort on the steps of tail-length "um 1" for my 1"" 0! Dina I womd haveiil)l:m:hul'Ch when the bridal party feta with a dainty lace redingote twith lily-point slecvcs. ller finger Janics;tip French illusion nct vcil misled

A uniformed guard

Principals

Military Wedding

Colorful military uniforms and ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Saunders lsnieetheart roses.

were Lieut.

, - - - .-'of Charlottetown and the groomls .usioms ucre highlights of an in mother is Mrs) A. C. Flynn also M Charlottetown. His father was the late F. E. Flynn.

The bride was given in marriage by Major T. M. Aliwood of Saint of honor John, N.B. She wore a white cock-

gown of net over taf-

Transfer to an oiled floured 91A"

iilie cake pan.

:30 degrees F.

Bag, 1 in-, ma bossy striving' lost 110 mm. in 3 modern, oven .1 impact. slowed down by the maiis.i

flour mix. I domineering person who controls

her. But until the last three years. we lived so far away that her much of its.

1 have been trying for a year

Serve warm or at room lemPer- to decide what would be best for

ice Cream Sauce: this delicious ai- orange iiard Satire Still)? of iii:-s-r-priiive does not contain ice cream. puddings we serve a in 'lllli'i('. uith hilt 185105 85 lh0lllZl1 ll did!

heavy cream until Tor instance. iziiiiila it-e ci'c.'iiu '--1!” B03! 1 028 light. 368! in 1'5 confectioner's powdered sugar, ice cream on apple ilt'il)'. or liiit- '9' lSP- 58". 1 l5P- P111?

uhip In pt

it Spinach Vinaigrette from the Cheflgr other man mv0IVed' I do!” 5"

To 3 ii. drained chopped cooked pinach. add 1 recipe vinaigrette sauce and l small-diced pimento. that raiises lien! and serve. Or chill at least is!) min and serve in lettuce cups.

”cheese-face" slices will add a real , festive note to any occasion. Quick-i iv Pl'PPRl'f'fi and cooked under the' Iii'oilei'. ghost 'burgerii are but Vzerved with crisp. green relishes, .tiot. potato chlsp and tangy. chilled

PT.

vanilla or child. rum extract. and V4 e. melted. un- salted butter.

Dina-to grow up with parents who? isn't happy together, or with par- 5 ents who are divorced, Iier wclfare must come first. If we divorce. I. should like to kccp Dina. but I) realize there's not much chance of a father getting custody of a small

iculties. There is no other womani

ow our marria again after what has happened. Mrs. X. has destroyed everything a marriage should stand for Please advise me.

FRONT! FOR WIFE DEAR E. P.:

(or trying tut. when you hold Mrs.

We may take it your wife W(lIlldll't out her mother's dictate, to limit the family to one

fenslve to Ann. Even the most mother-bossed daughter isn't so biddable as to obey mama in mat- tera so intimate. once she gets-a congenial man of her own. Thus I infer that Ann. for reasons of her own. didn't want any more child- ren of the marriage a and that

Ann. in ”argulnl" you into con- formity.

on is a pathetically immaiureim hot1.V'l echo in her basic rclation- shlps-and unconsciously appalled by the implicit obligations of moth- erhood. Also perhaps she found you more intimidating than mnmn,

happy state or your marrlagel But in the group remarked. "Washing-i lg lg my guess that we Simply-ton, where much of the scene is! llpped in officjousiy n busybody -laid. is a beautiful old city with- in . niagiommp ahfeady mam-festjlfine buildings and tnemorials and 1, in need of deep help, on youhavenues of trees. There was, forlgaiih." retui-go flmm dl-jumpe ml-ea yearmlxljy liking too little of it Show-p....I a o. wo ; din betweuf 55". 22:! say in the springtime when thciniorc of Scotland. i ' as a fact lhailtrees are in blossom. Then to my trip hack liomc with ha" carded mind it's the loveliest-" i "The Americans do have beaut-.his native land!" chud " th lful churches". his Island-bornl "His sermons were simple and ' idea or the interf V is i wire Mf"ed' di ' erenc" we" 9' "Even their smaller ones. likeireligioh charm. I believe" another added. VWTD-T'W'" TD? "in one of them-l rcmcmbcr read- ing it in Mr. Marshall's book. he said: an Army officer. with a duty toilf God is not in your typewriter be autocratic; temperament and training it crush- ;ingl,v difficult spouse, from a timid M"' X" W” Mldly '""'""8 f0Tiivifc'a angle. Perhaps you aren't I sympathetic. , .recc tive re ardin a dlffercn 7'” l"-lid" 8'"?-V may be "tall oiitlooks; ind mgybe you niniiilf you can't take God into your

ling decisions tliai may affect the

lknow now "dead" the marriage! character. conditioned to be some- was, from your winus .-i(.w' hy the time you returned here.

my Wm like a puppet when, near Maurice Flynn. R(,0C and his from a regal vihite tiara and s ei

ride was Miss llclen Elayne Saunders. The bride is the daugh-

.carried a white prayer book, the, lgift of the groom, topped by pinki

The uniform-attired groom was attended by Capt. M. Pepin of Quebec City and the bride was attended by Miss Paula Westergard lof Regina. Ushers were Capt. P.F. Manion. Ottawa and Capt. A. P.

Sausage Makes Luncheon Dish Popular item

The full exciting flavor of saus- ue nuke; my luncheon or dlnnerl menu more tempting and satisfy-.

lng. It combines readily with mnnll .-

other foods and is especially con- venient for use in attractive new quick 'il easy recipe!-

Such a recipe 15 I "W91 90"” blnation called "Sumac Sweet potato Towers." It consists of I pineapple ring andta fluffy mound of sweet potato topped with juicy cooked sausage links. Requiring only 10 minutes of baking, this combination is ready to serve in the time required to thoroughly heat the mashed sweet potatoes. This is possible because of the new Brown 'N Serve sausages now on the market which have been pre-cooked by an infra-red process to preserve the original freshness. remove waste fat. and require only a quick browning and heating through to serve. '

To make these sausage towers, add la cup L 1 pecans to 2 cups of cooked. mashed. or canned sweet potatoes. Place V4 cup of the mixture on each slice of pine- apple and top with one or two links of Brown 'N Serve Sausage. Dot with butter and spread each mound with orange marmalade. Bake in a hot oven 1400 degrees F.l for about 10 minutes.

This is one of the many quick

Monette of Regina.

A reception was held in the Of- ficers' Mess of ”askatchewan area military headquarters in Regina.

.,after which the bride and groom

left for a short honeymoon in the Qu' Appelle Valley. They will re- side in Regina.

ELLEN'S

By An Island ”Did you ciijoy it?" That was

turning us to our homcs...What

a precious night this was. in the tie Cln be happy balmy autumnal dimness and star- shine! One pleasant to be abroad.

”It was American'.. one offered. "Yes. America was Dr. Marsh-.

E.P. z-ill's land of opportunity. as it hnsll .'bcen for millions of other folks. i including. N E IS” the impruxgtmany an Islander . another com- b ion that you are passing the buck'memed'

we in u s t remember. i

"it was quite well done". the one I

X gntirgly to blame for the un, native-born and always Amcricanl

es. it's nice, especially 1 would-

ves of many. In short you are

and possibly by

I communicative and

You don't write as one who has

ever felt real love for his wife. Rather it seems you've valued her dncllity. obedience. etc And if she

wrong with the way you play. if

lone of the men commented. "We

l

DIARY l

Farmer's Wife

l)r. .ilarsliall's first at Ciiviiiglonf

'well. there": something about them

nice settings. at any rate. you 863 ltlie idea from them that the Amer- icans were- and still at heart are. a devout people who took obvious pride in their chuPCl1-bllllCilIigS.' ”And you neglected to take along I a handkerchief. Ellen!" one of the- male side chiickied "You didn'li need it ..There was little occasion. for tears. It was just like all the: rest of the films-only a stnry."f "But this one was irue- it's the; life story of the Scottish immigrant i boy who rose to the highest posi- tion in his calling in thc U. S."l his wife said i'It was a bcautifuli talc. wasn't it? No. it ivasnli sad.i

not in the light of their aboundingl

''I think I was a little disappoinb

ed." another said "I ivautcd to see i to

hoped that (Ioihcrine -

iiould be shown. How Pcler loved

rect, Gospcl-full and warm. his

sincere. "That-was his

as well as your hymnbnok. there is something wrong with your religion. f God does not enter your kitchen, there is something the matter with your kitchen.

recreation where is something

God for you docs not smile. there is something wrong with your idea of God!

"He had a nice idea of death."

"7 teaspoon salt.

Vg IPRSDOOII 0l'PKl!lI0

5 hamburger or sandwich biinii

l2 slices Canadian processed cheese

or V guests, the appetites of ”goliliiis" l-m"T"0D3

lmake pizza mixture. hearty enriched buns. jtahli-spoons pizza over out side otlg,

pizza mixture and cacti bun half. Place buns on at i g roiikic sheet and brown in a ho

ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS

ctiiiiiiiiie skirt: -- as houffant pet. litoals beneath your dressy rash- ions' linvcly long-torso line. 8-gor.

"princess" style -- make It wholg u.1i'di'ohc in varied fabrics?

ll-WW" 453-1 Mis.iies' Waist .V,,

.i,tll1E torso

stvle lakes 3 yards J!-inch. This rallrrn cosy to use. sins-

ioniplcic illustrated i,.,:. cuong, Send THIRTY-FIVE C n N rs

he accepted) for this pattern. Print plainly Sl7E. STYLE N

Scndf ,t)lTlFT to ANNE ADAMS, luirc n tic Charlottetown Glllfalll. llaitcrn Di-pt. to non! at. West. iTornnto. Ont.

ed

cup tin poundt ground beef. m

tahlcspoonii finely chopped onion ihf,:nEh:r5:::c:e;or&:ngufgjidguggg vimiry championship. when living w you out of mama'ii reach. ' ' -

and W" Iran”-V unwed to geH:)tl'l::Ll welfare your first consider.

3 cup tomato pasta

Combine ground bccf. onion. to-i ato paste. salt and oregano toi Spread 1”"

.5'KlR'l' OR PETTICOATI

l'vio ncui-st styles -- to sew as

"2 .'ll 1'."

v. 76. fill. 30. 32 inches. version in waist also takes 1': urns 54-inch; other

to sew. it! tested for H1. KID

rcnisl in coins (stamps cannot

NAME. ADDRESS. IMBER.

comparatively. in that you expect-

. oven (400 degrees F.) for 12 loitlui . is minutes. Cut smiling faces in cmiitio cheese slices

her to be your solace. whereas

plain

,back to mama'ii arms. and take prnhi, refuge in mama's skirts. ware LACKS semrr lcgg-9

S

In your letter. here condcnsed,,lF0.Vt'fl

say that your business is mak- is.

obeys another ahead of you. you are thorugh -- that's your stnad. Perhaps you come of a lovclcss

You have a sick relationship

your acute concern to make

just woke up some morning to find ourselves in the other room where he belong”. The carlights picked . upthegldf tee in. d family background. which may ex- inf "um "De8"'hfl.hgre '13:, But back of the parting stems.

In dealing with the mama! were the tight-folded buds of pro-

m Maybe you are hoping to m-(','p' Dina thc psychological hand-' ' you inherited.

um up. Mrs. X. has-n'i dea-

your marriage. The fact 5'3,-53

the symbol or continuing

"Well." James on the vcrandah greeted our coming with a wel- coming smile. "if this doesn't-beat I thought you folks were

with Ann-and vour utter failure at--"W digging many?

ijust as

T) I ll iji

'.'.r.PlH

you do in contributing im'llil' All things con- your Jack-0-Lantern). using tiny slrlcred. mi- cutters or a paring knife. Place a "cheese face" sHce over brown- of you ed meat on each bun. Return in. oven for one or two minutes. just until the cheese starts to soften. iici-ml (Keep faces intact.) Yield is 12 ghost 'burgers.

chiatrlc help

iiitcri'icii' this l1f'ilKpup('rg

MW: TbimlIY: 09'5" 2”

ii'ii'ci-'&i.ii.':i.".ii. Ixi-it-iii-ii Q.'''''''”

10!)! MOST: Chcd0lll90W" '&'

i.-irlii-airs tliai your Ital lzzimiviiit-e is H sizcable

iidiice is to get pay- in taking inventory rsclf and Ann-and Mrs. X.

M. H

' ilznvorih counsels through

swiit Copcid fl”

liLOiiAN C0'Lll1li.i.

smiled, Off it hit early, You should ucver lct uork inter tninmcnl." he chuckled. "Besides

.. In mu”. M "W inner moaning ofpmmme were . the farmer of the

problem

"But we knochcd fere with your enter-

M1...

MORNTNG SMILE

llutii--What would you do it you

uinii. not bymail or personahhad live dates with a man and ii i-itc to her in care of; he never attempted to kiss you?

.'llar.v-l'd lie about it.

HOUSEHOLD HINT

'.ures for the hall and stairway. install at least one ceiling fixture. or two, if needed.

the eyes.

Words Oi The Wise

it is right to be coniciited with what we have. but never with what

we are. -(Sir James McIntosh)

this was a good picture. I wouldn't mind seeing it again"

"Come away in." James said holding wide the door” and tell me what-like is your crop!"

Until tomorrow -- Diary----Good-

inight ...... ..

S K I N I TC III 2 ikl l ou skin of amhnh rsisrsiinnil cexytei-xiallr yblainlshas. Ecaelnl. Rnh'i.'I!x'n tn h at new sctentintf shill. C .

Skinor on I 0 mu

re.-p-p.-

skin tomorrow. satisfaction or mm!!! hack trial offer. Don't. suffer from a nu skin snv longer. Got. NIXODIILIK today

graduate home economists will ap- if you are planning lighting fix- pear as Martha Logan Miss Ellis. an expert on meats and meat cookery. to light the throughout the country bringing cntire stairway. Place or shield new food ideas to homemakers. the qiiesiion that went around iheiGa which we have visited. are... bulbs 50 direct "gm "ever strikes . . .

lparty in the car-our companions! I hm,en.t mentioned W on the outing which had taken us that cna.-ins one -' p03SlblY1 Ann (my wife) though f.,er(::ehat;. to town to see the film "The Man ills -the history fiill;i('llifl'.(l; everal arguments over our dif-iC3”9d PPWT" and W" MW reiiarchneuure or may 0 i J

H cup whipped cream V4 tsp, vanilla

recipes and menu suggestions in- cluded in the "Meal Magic" cook-