g i The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 23. 1963.‘

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenktns. Women's Editor; Phone 44308

Laura Hudmn left Tuesday by1 and neighbours of the P r o w s 9‘ plans: tn qwnrl Christmas with family were in attendance of her sister. \lrs Hattie Jamie. Harrington Hall for the occasionl

son. Halztax'. V S and were welcomed by S m l fh" Maci’arlane Beuliwe \iar‘hznnnn, (‘har- F‘nllmvin: an address by Al- lntvetnun left Wednesday by berl Phillips. H prescntation train to ;pond t‘liristmas will. “as made by Allison Bryentnn friends \1r and \lrs Roland on behalf of their friends. Paton, Vat-mouth 'f‘, Reit‘r‘shments were served during the social evening which Mrs H4l'l‘i F‘ \llilpr‘ (‘har folloued lmlle‘ l1, lrfl Sattiitl'n for fit. taua tr. ’3',“ (iwhnnas “."h (ii-lo .lnue. IH‘. atl'IVFfl h_\' air her danglilul \lr. wp, A"... to mend Christmas with her strong :‘ll‘ (ill 2|:n \‘IZIf her pawn": “r “rs Frank daughter ‘1‘»: Irv: \lvller. RV. “M”? F”"“” SW" in \lnntreal ‘Ii \l-llor “a. _ g , armmmm-n m. MN, m" Nd" lieien Frirquiiai-snn Is arrivui;

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Chi-Hints: i'ti} \lr: gtanlev ‘ , “Mary; rump “r: m:th m Pan.r)rI‘v aéi‘rl QIT‘B' Russell Fain: Otta-rq qu a.~ n in ur.\ . r 'Ur autl \li‘= R Earle Man» \i .it ‘,'~ [it u ' T ' ’ I l: m "‘4 Fm!“ Dnnalri, \"m'tli RIt'Fr Road. are and \l‘ .wd \lll \mnnu Eul , an“. Rn” rmizima: for gar and drawn: salli' 0* I 409 mm Laiiderdalr—fl where th e v unltp are warn; uni-i relatives mi] wand the winter months I an 'Trirmntn U i \ \ . ‘.\lr and Hit: Louis H. Mut-. >1. sin—if .l 1 Hal: nlm Mm 13H. Rode-cine. have again taken t Farlwrn n H‘li:l’t"lll|12ll ‘\ R. up rpsidence at Garden C o u rt er. (timing txi z.i.=i-Iottmoun to Aparlmonts 1 T7 Bavwew Ave- ‘.~.. in; lawn: at up: \lar-Fad- nue. Toronto, for the w l rife r‘ :‘vpn ; 32min; \lr and “r: months Fred Fla." 0‘ l2 Kent :trPPI Tho: nu :‘~:‘i"n on her ?1 and Diane Rupert. student at Dal~ “ill be art-omiunmd by Man..- housie. is i'arammng with her

parents. ‘.\i~" and \lrs RJ Rup- crt. for the holiday season.

Iarr} and Donald

A far (the lion-in 0‘ \7r Vin \lartirnznr L71; .ltthh‘tJ) Dalton print to his lcaltn: for “animal

.‘ar'v ua; held at and ‘llrs \ial Rurton. honor

r~l:-I' Mrs John Craig and Mrs E Found entertained jointly at

a delightfut afternoon tea Wed- nesday at the Charlottetown Ho- Franlm on by half of limmvc': t'rionriz, [it-L senteri him nith a nurse of ma‘ nox- Thn anptng u'q: pleasant. rianmn: Refresul

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1v spent in h'tpnt: ‘Iri‘u :nri‘nf‘l hl‘ flit: ht‘t‘, #9:: .Iél‘itcfl hv tl-ip ream: 'll'l‘t'rls 5n pic of Georz'e Ferrari‘s” was guest I of honor at a rommunih‘ show"

91— hold at :pring l‘allm' Ha I_ i, when frionri: precarith hfll‘ “‘th gifts-Wm tho nnrzsinn of her 3p prom-Inn: marria;o White and“ pink :trcamor: nor: cued in do. caratina. and the was attended by ‘Canci' \T'll, while \I’rs lvan mintial music.

‘T‘tirlslmrv and Bever- lfiv F'qmp‘nnll normal in “1! has

yet: which r;.ftll¢r‘l by Mr; l'fau Adams and Mrs Lm'ahton Harrinzton The rib- bon; were Mil hv Cordelia Hal" ringtnn and Fonz": Woodinztong and tl-Ip :ift hard: ware read by

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31,-: mert \Iaernon \‘Irs Jncpph \nzrlnpk arranzed the gifts,

Th:a remainder of H19 evening we; spent in dam-in; to music : l‘ton Reeves and Than: Campbell

hairll Pr-liutl. gtiirlenf at Sr Dunstan _:. Will be holidaying \ruh his parents In Game. Que hen

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. sidod and 15 members answer; degrees F. for m min. The gold-

FINE TEXAS FASHIONS

rich. patterned tapestry wool and pairs it with an easy A-line frock. RlEHfZ Ann Murray hut- tnns a long doublet sleeveless jacket of cotton and silk tweed down the side and matches it “‘illl a skirt. The blouse is of; black crepe With a scarf neck- I

The tinsleeved look is an important one “1th Dallas de- signers this year Sleeveless jackets of varying lengths slip over long dresses or team up with long-sleeved blouses to form fascinating and youthul costumes. Left- Charles Dick- ey cuts a sleeveless jacket of

WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Used Clothing Is Shipped. To Brunswick St. Mission

The members of unit three.’ members present taking part. United Church Women. Tryon The hymn. "who is He in Yon- nastnral charge. met for the bed der Stall?" was sung with ap- cember meeting at the home of. propriate scripture read after

Archie Thomson. leach verae The vice - president. Mrs .. \‘iacF‘adyen. .mened 1open the meeting with a entitled "Let. Christmas Be A Quiet Time". i of the f‘hrtistmas storv.

There were nine members and two visitors present. ibenedirtinn.

It was reprinted that a larae‘ A sorial time supply of clothing had been With lunch served by the host- collected and tak en to th e‘ ess and committee in charge.

SUMMERFIELD UCW The annual meeting of

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al 1. SI of \lrs. (‘edric Seamen {story Easy stitchery.

i Baby's sampler — thrifty gifti ‘that brings mom most joy li ‘ Make 'jamas pink for girl. blue. I for bov. Pattern 7215: transfer I lelR Inches. I Thirty-five cents tcoinsI to r; this pattern tnn stamps. please-ll I to Alice Brooks. care of G u a r-l .dian - Patriot \‘eedlecraft Dept. . im Front St. W. Toronto 1. Ont. I ‘ Ontario residents add I c e n t" Ilisiales tax. Print plainly PAT-J .TERN NUMB E R. NAMEu

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Mtt: T our-,3 \Tcr'dit‘h Blank” student at ngnhill Sohnnl fnr Gi‘rl- \K‘inrlgnr' \j 2 i: hnlL v . dai‘ang q-ll’l'i Incr- parpnri ‘1”. A b am m. WV Mark. Park a a y grows. she ll Tort-aria ‘

Mr and \Tv: Willard Frau-w Ii

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Contlv hx- a farewell party mark. In; their departure from the old homestead to 115 Nassau Street, Charlottetown Friends

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Merry atrium” everyone!

GIFT SHOP

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Charlottetown

Add to the pleasures of .this special day. Take .‘the family out to The Charlottetown Hotel. Traditional menus prepared to perfection - served with a. , ourish . . . pleasant iturroundings . . . the red carpet treatment! .uncheon: 12 noon to

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The \....r;h.n “mm, “w. H. e as follows: Mrs. Lyle Rihln, lighted Candle-SJ N°"‘“- Presmemi Mrs- Them“ select in n and songs of pine and tin s e I} macphfl" ‘ added much to the atmosp h ere; W i s

The meeting closedwith th e‘

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n th e' MacPhee, visiting: Mrs. Lillian immerfield United C h u r ch. Beaton. christian citizens h i p— Women was held at the home social functi V _ iv i t h Nevin to read her very own blrthd ayI M” Herman Mam", “95mm:

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e take this opportunity to extend worm»: wishes to our many friends. Hope you are heading for the happiest holiday season overt

MacLEOD’S IRVING SERVICE STATION

Crapaud

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Harriet Glover led the group in worship, with several mem- bers assisting in scripture readings.

The treasurer reported th at $66.00 was realized at the pot luck supper held recently. 5 h- also reported for the. year's

CHARLO'I‘TETOWN

work. An interesting report was Mr. and Mrs. Almon Jenkins, given by the president. wit 0 Odessa. Ontario. will be spend-

ing the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins. Crossroads; and also With Mr. and Mrs. Ern- rrions Newson. Falrvicw Drive. Sherwood.

also thanked members for their cooperation during the pa st year.

The sum of $200.00 was be quested to this UCW from fh e estate of the late Mrs. Calvm MacKay, who was a charter member of the Summcrfle ld Women‘s Society.

Following is the slate of offi- cers for the coming year: presi- dent. Mrs. Crawford Sinclair; vice president. Mrs. e Mayne; treasurer. Mrs. Cedric Seamen ire-elected l; secretary. Mrs. Fenton Mayne: program— llterafure organist. M r s . C l a r k Harding; community friendship. Harriet 61 o v e r ; stewardship recruiting. M r s . Elmer Stewart: supply - social assistance. Mrs. Harland Day: manse committee, Mrs. Her- man Mayne. christian steward- ship -— social action. Mrs. Suth- erland MacKay.

interesting film was shown by Herman Mayne.

Meeting closed with Mispah benediction. Lunch was served by hostess.

Mr. and Mrs. James Warwick, 148 Cumberland Street. will spend the holidays with Mr. War- wick‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs.

TALL AND splendid. — thol hollday pudding — covered with! .- shimmering glaze of wh i to. flashing with Christmas spirit— ia the regal and traditional des- sert for uhe Yuletide.

Today‘s Holiday r‘iibert Pud- ding is new. fine « textured, rich . in fruits. spices and choicet nuts. In this case it's the n u is i that make the. pudding, for they ‘ are crunchy filberts.

5 may be c hopped. sliced or used whole in to o d s ' to be baked. As a garnish or for } candy. the full flavor of the nut.l ‘wil‘l be brought. forth by merely i heating them in the oven at 27 i

TO K W1 Mrs John \IacKinley was hostess In December to the York Women‘s institute mem-

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i ed r0” fall by Paying member-cu brown skin on the nutmeats

ship dues. [may then be easily rubbed off. Various committee reports TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS were EH'PH and members agre-i DINN

‘ ER ed that donations be made to] Grapefruit halves filled the Family Service Bureauiwith 3mg Chem” and to the Salvation Army. A patient at Riverside Hos p l t al Dam P Hard _ will reclaim: a White C re 551 mm ind opubnéatgfis' period gift at Christmas. - .- U Sick and shut - Ins of the dis- Mlle t meeting “m be trict will be remembered andI ' . treats provided for school a n d! £1.55 E'Miirgunson' M” 1" mac. — school children. I ' I Ems we” ex'. Mrs. S. MacNeiin on lunch.

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HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

James Warwick. Sr.. ’1‘ r u r o, N.s.

Mrs. Preston Warren, 3571,: Queen Street. will spend the holidays with her son. James in Moncton. NB.

Linda and James Warren will be coming from Halifax toytlil their parents. Mr. and Mn. Ed- win S. Warren. 1 Kuwfhorno Av- cone. for Christmas.

.. IDA-BAILEY ALLEN

t Here’s A Holiday Treat Flavored With Filberts

Celery Hearts —- Radiation Assorted Olives Roast Turkey or Goose With Oyster or Nut Stuffing

Buttered Broccoli California Lettuce S a l a d

Cheesed Bread Stick! Filbert Pudding

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auce Bowl of Fresh Fruits Coffee. Tea. Milk Measurements level; recipe: for to

6 8 FILBERT PUDDING shredded raw carrots 2"; c. shredded raw potatoes 1% c. sifted flour 1 tsp. s t 1 . baking soda 1 tsp. ground cinnamon

tsp. ground nutmeg /2 tsp. ground rim/O ‘/2 c oi c. brown sugar PE '4

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Stewart MacNevins. w NM 1/; c candied orange peel

tor any candied fruit)

MacNevin and 1 c. rats

his 1 c. chopped filberts

Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Wyrwuo and family, 10 Windsor street. will spend Christmas with Mrs. Wyrwu’ porn“ in Truro. N.s.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Condon. Appln Rudd. expect their son Samuel. Jr.. stationed on the MOS Bonaventure. home for Christmas.

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HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Periodic washing of white sweaters or stolen. favorite cve~ nlng wrap: for women. will not cause them to turn yellow if a new all-fabric bleach is used.

'lb repute: Grind or fine- ato carrots and potatoes. Add ur sifted with remaining dry ingredients in order given.

Fill well-buttered 1% qt. pud- ding mold 2—3 with batter. Cover tight; place on rack to

big saucepan; c o v e r; am cloudin 4 hours. from steamer. un-

cover and cool for 30 minutes. Unmold pudding and cool com-

pletely on rack. in 1 We wiohyou you: Store in covered t- or iii- in -

refrigerator. m°ni“_t Chum

serve. rcpiace pudding in and a holiday season

mold tbuflered), steam 1 hour - -

.oi' until hot. Serve with H a r d wed wnh “1°”

Sauce. Makes 12 to 16 serving;i . Note: If it is necessary to a

more water to saucepan in F0 J.

which pudding is b oil in g. be . st. Louis

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RONSHAW UCW

The Dec. and annual meeting of Bonshaw UCW was held at the home of Mrs Thelma Mac- t Phee Willi nine members and three \"Slft’tl's present.

Meeting was opened with rpraver led by Mrs. Ly'c Mac- Nevin Scripture reading was 11 Corn. Ch. 6 and 7.

Officers for coming year are M a c- ores: M r s . TO EVERYONE! MaCNPVIU. secret a ry; Hector MacNevln. frea- surer: Mrs. Eric Fergu s o n . i recruiting and stewards h i p: IMrs. Fred MacPhail. finance,

vice - Stewart

CHRISTMAS CHEER

CRAPAUD CREAMERY CO.

Cropaud

Iliterature: \rirs. Bert MacF'h-I|

t comm. friendship — christ t a .. and mission educ: Mrs. Alfred MacPhail — Flowers: Donn

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ons: Mrs. moose—membei'shipi I- supply and social ass: Mrs.

Wu mind our slum good whim thatyou my onioy to flu MM mry blasting of tilt: lloly Soon.

BAROU’S IMPEIAL ESSO SERVICE STATION

Alborfon

HUBERT HARVEY om Monti-m cup-mi

With gulch] drunk: to our friends for the pleasure and privilege of serving you.

FRASER and ANN'EAR FEED SERVICE Montague

550113 Wialu

G.L MocKENZIE INC.

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