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led with bright imagination and exquisitely tailored as if cut and sewn for her alone. This beau- tiftil uliite nylon chiffon with black coin (lots features crushed cuto- nicrliiind with scoop gathered neckline and lantern sleeves. No- tice the eye-catcher black bow and streamers with red rose uhich latiris to tltc excitcmc-nt.

Held Its

Annual Dinner Meeting

The annual dinner and meeting of the Junior Leaatue of the Char- lr-:ir'ti.vn Hospital was helii at the ("iii-lit" - Willi lliiti-I on ll.Li' 25.

liiii-ti.-imir iiicnilicr: were t'llI "ihv tiiii-iilent Mrs. Jafk N30- -i-hi-rn. opened the meeting with - The minutes of the May lzf were read, and fill! was

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iliviii-ii hr the minutes of the Ill" : - ii.'il liit't'l Ii'

tHIl.I WIt.'tliiii, II'ii'.'i.-iircr.

...'ii the .s.i:ii of SI.-142.36

it during he past year.

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Miss Virs. iirs. Mrs. Jos- Char

their reports, Sick committe. Blanche t"otii.iai. Magarine. Angus V."l'I:..'ii'IiPl'n, (lifts. Vnr-i-tit I'i (ill. 'I'eIcrilitiiic. (ii;-I iii-ixiriiiii. l.lllI('ll lir- (-ph Gill, Alcnilit-i-hip, "Hrs les llcqiiaiti

Mrs J A ylacltitllan. Corres- ponding secretary. read a letter of thanks from Vlrs. Alex Mathe-

I.mi-.s Iiitilii. t-iiiiicner of -' lIlL' i-iitiitiiiitcc. Ff'i)til'll'(I .:i iiiiscclluneoiis articles and

I6 (Iil'Ir'i'l iiigitt dresses. were turn-,

ed in during the year. in addition to this 6 complete Invs-ties were til- ri tho Kiicwil w'rii'.ir'c, :i'iii 2 in to the fmirlli Ilimr oi the Iloszii til iii. ti.n ii iti:iiiki-ii the members of the comntittee for helping to make this year so suc- cessful and all the members for their cooperation

coined the members to the annual dinner and thanked them for their wonderful report and cooperation all tlirough the year. .-it iIl(' cont-liisiim of her address. Airs .ll.'icEricIiern was presented .with a gift by Mrs. Alex Maclsaac. -'A vote of thanks was moved by Mrs. Maclsaac to the retiring exe- I cutive. As chairman of the nominating l('UlllllIllI('('. Hrs. Mitchell Mac i)iiii;iltl rctitl the folltming sl.itc of 'ofticors for the coming year. Past. President. Mrs, Jack MacEach ern. President. Mrs. John Malon- ey, lst Vice President, .VIrs. An- gus M:ii'F.:ichern. 2nd Vice Prcsi ilciit. hlrx (luv Sitllivaii. il'rcnsiii'- or. Mrs. Byron Burns. ltccortiiiitz Secretary. Mrs. Vtnccnt Pincnu. Corresponding secretary. Mrs.

'!lIanrice NIacAleer. I

All members were elected by acclamation.

MA RY HAWORTE

. How Resolve ' Hopeless Love?

Mary Haworth: I was ispecialiy struck by your recent jcolumn about a 14-year-old boy's "linpc-less love" for a pretty mar- ried st-liool tcaclier. Your discus- sion was so hclpftil anti -ti kind. pThe saute sort of problem at- ifllcts later life too women most perhaps: but tspeakiniz of inappropriate brands

I Dear

.-..m-.-,.m- of of feeling, you mention "intense.

Mrs iii-21 ('rniiiri. I (he kn;IlinLv ....,,,,,M,..... ,-m..,,ipd'rtinitintit- interest in 'forhiddcn' a VPYY ti...-t-..iii' it-nix .'llltI ilttlrikv tww-mf - and the "senseless"

You

ed the nicmticrs Inr their help in making it a success.

Mrs. ifrban .Vit-Qnaid. convener of the Ways and Means commit- tees. oiitlincd the vnriniis money- mnkiivz :ii-tritic-. :iiid tltuukcd the mriiilicrs for their support and cooperation in rnnkintz the past your a success. The adoption of In above reports was moved by tins. Clarence Coady.

,qnaIity of such attractions. jars so right! But what can be .done to dissolve the attachment? : i am 58. twice married, very re- spectable and refined. My first marriage ended in divorce ttiue mostly to tirinkt. though I had lmanagcd. despite money prnblcnu to give happiness to the man and his two children. They still love

Ime. really. The second htisband

The president in her report. wel- rlied 10 years ago after a long ill-

some men also.

l'1L1Ill -- siiiilizzlit or star- li:ht. this pnsy stripe on fire en- gine red cotton is so picture pret- .iy on Mrs. Donald. it boasts fine- ly tucked frntit with button-ttip- itdlhl top. uziist ivhniliiig wide iI)t'll - tlaitcriiig b o at neckline unit witle flat bow and short sleev- es. An added bonus is one of sum- tnier's tullcst skirts with its ar- lray of unpressed pleats. 1 .1, inc.-s. That tins a happy marriage too.

But now it) years later I can't find a husband. Mcn who've pro- posed were somehow impossible. I've had a succession of lovers in these ycarseall very fine ii'rZlI'l'Ied nicn . . . - I've I)l'0l'(Pll with each one after much anguish; and still have one or two. But it is pretty ,'obvious that I only bring pointless suffering tipon myself Iiy these ep-

isodes. In no case would I con-

sider tin-akiiiq tip the iiizirriugc. . .

My li'c iins liccn it-ry protiiit't- lie of re.il wunriei'iul tricnds, iiho probably would be greatly shock to know of my real record. I've lhelped so many pt-ople with their problems-but can I ever help my- Kf'lI to he as chin: and st-rciic In- il.ii'lIlX. .'i- I try i.'inil st-ettii to he nlIIWx'll'fII) ','

WANTS "GOOD" MARRIAGE

I am religious. sing in a choir, keep myself up: and most people don't rt-nli'I.e I'm 58. But I know it, and iiisli I could ititiiiagc some tiny to tic .1. be. I uant iiiarriacc IIliDllSl'l)'. but only if it is s "good" marriage.

Surely there are thousands like me. who need help not previously

I at ailnble Ii'tllll the conventional I iiiiiitl. l iuiiilri apprcrinlc your It'.iitItti-I f'Itlll.lllPlIl. C (' .

LEARNED ('()STI.Y LESSON Dear ('.C.: I don't suppose any- body can give us an inclusive pstatement of truth. concerning the meaninu. or the basic cause of pain, suffering. anguish. etc.. in tlllllllilll f'XD(llil9Ill'L'. I But surely one iii the iiiniiifcst functions of suffering is to instruct jguide and save-in the sense ol making known to human intelli- gcnre the (I(iili10l'S nnd pcnaltics implicit in uriini: ways of doing. i In your iicr.'i(lc'.s cxpcrit,-Itt'c of illicit Love tso - csllcdi you've learned a chsstening costly lesson about the wrongness of this kind i of grab for happiness, companion- ship. ctr. iliituiislicd ititililv and progres- sit? low of lllI('l'.l'll)'. or per.-zonal composure, are the nct result, And without integrity-that ls. body.i Imind and spirit haromonlud ini obedience to the dictates of reason rind tleccncy--iherc can be no real

delight ,in living. .

ON BI-'.('0Ml.V(i .VI('l-'.

So now you are rcndy Io profit from the lesson. Now you ask- whst is the way to happiness. 10 peace of soul. to the lifc-adjust ment that truly satisfies? llow can

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Ralph Biirdett. Mrs. Chet”! Clark

Mrs. Milton Grsen. Mrs. Ann Hal-

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Thoselnthetrolllvwlrein. John Mat-itlem.Mrs. D1nirAndrew. Mrs. sterttsn lens. has Is. the back row are In. lawsuit -Lowflier. Mrs. Milka Greene. Mr. Ralph Durant. Hrs. Irh liar

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Page 3 The Guardian Saturday, June 1. 1957

HAPPENINGS

Mrs. L. S. Newhall was the guest of honor Wednesday evening ofi Mrs. Gladys MacDonald. 256 Eus- ton Street. and several other friends. Cards were played and a very pleasant evening enjoyed.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Lloyd Fraser and small daughters. Faye, Dawn and Marlene. who have lived in Hamilton. Ontario. are now resid-. ing at Valleyficld. P.E.I. 5

ll; Fraser uho has worked with I ll.Slt, in Hamilton. is now em-- pltned uiih i.hi.T. Charlottetowml 'l'2icy are liciiiiz welcomed here byi their many friends.

hiiusie medical student, is spend-1 mg a short holiday at his home' with his parents ..

The hostesses for the Charlotte- town Golf Club Saturday are the following: Miss Marjorie Stewnn, Mrs. H. L. Sear. Junior. Miss Dor- uilica Steuart, Miss Mabel Adams. "Miss Marzarei Macllflillan. Miss' iris Mchellan.

Mrs. I. M. Stevenson and three children. Alan. Paula, and Cathy. of Ottawa. are visiting Mrs. Steven- son's mother. Mrs. Mark Delaney,

KEEP IN TRIM

By IDA JEAN KAIN

May is no time to be overweight land out-of-shape. But alas. when 'it comes to buckling down to re- ducing. there is considerable in- ertia toward taking brisk action. Many of you are writing to in- lquire if passive exercise taken on iupcnsive machines is effective. Will such a course help to reduce - excess pountiage and slim down measurements?

Anything mu prompt, you '0 lposture amounts to continual mild

take slimming action is I step in Ithe right direction. These ma- chines are helpful for they stimu- late circulation-wliicli is all the good. Some of these machilts work specifically toward posture realignment. Still others are based on the principle of direct muscu- lar contraction. N0 MAGIC Any machine that rouses the .circulstion, stralghtens out pos- iture. or forcibly contracts the .muscles is helpful in streamlin- ing. But on the weight score. there its no "reducing" magic in the niacliincs. Nothing of this sort can help you to lose excess lpounds unless you also cut calor- tles. However. from the psychologi- icsl snglc. when you are paying out good money to Improve your 'figure. you are more likely to curb your appetite and leave off i I 'you become the nice person you'd like to be? Well, the honest answer is that yoti can neither get on the beam. ltior transform yourself by your

own power. Your help must come p

from the author of the universe. 1You'vn got to ma over the whole proposition of "personal reclama-

I tlon" to God's management. Suchl

is the discovery. and such the de- , cision. that every truly mnturingl man or woman eventually arrivcsl st-st your age or later. it not be- fore.

To get the pitch of this great adventure. of volunta y coliabarr , tion with divine provision for your v spiritual renewal. you might read ,t'. S. Lewis" wonderful little hook "Christian Behavior" (Macmillan) i

Hnworth counsels through her column. not by mail or per-

Mr Leuis v. A. MacDonald, Dal-, "

Anything That Prompts Slimmering Action Helps

I tug muscles

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Summerslde. Mrs Stevenson will then join her husband, Dr. I. M. Stevenson, in Canso. Nova Scolia, where he is doing a geological sur-

provided you uh than remlsrly. l:'xeri:ise need not be rugged. The held stretch. combined with a side bend. can help you to be slim waisted and willowy. Leg swinging. with the action directed through that bustle of muscle on the back of the hips, can slim inches off the hlpllne. But. here again. you will not lose pounds unless you cut calories below your daily requirements.

Whether or not you pay to rush! exercise less e'fnrt is up 10 Y0"- But don't get the notion that if you cannot afford to go I0 I d& luxe salon all is lost. Nonsense! No r l ' defice. nothlnl that anyone can do for Y0" 9" replace what You ml-lslkd” J"

LET'S EAT

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By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

..”Whst is your favorite way of preparing potatoes?"

This question was asked during a poll conducted by the Maine De pnrtment of Agriculture among homemakers in New England, New York and Canada.

"What is the sequence of the

yourself. And here's.a I even if you had a million dollars. you couldn't reduce without cut-

ting calories.

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HAMPSHIRE W.I.

vey for the Government for the summer months. . .The opening tea of the Sum-I merside Golf and Country Club takes place in the club house to day. Mrs. Irene Simpson is the convener. and these assisting are ' Mrs. Janet Mill. Mrs. Glcn llutch-

cson. Mrs. lsltlitli L'asclc.V- -'lIl'5'

Marcia Schuriiian. Miss Marion

Howatt. Miss Elizabeth Dalton and g Miss Joan Compton. A hearty wet l ome is extended to the itrneflil

public to this. the only open ten;

of the ycar. -

I Mr. anti Mrs. Arthur Allen left Thursday to visit with their son i and daughter-in-law, Sgt. Arthur Allen and Iilrs. Allen, Halifax.

lliis. hiiritian lion: uas hostess to her tiiidge club on Tuesday eve- . ning .

Cpl. and Mrs. L. C. Thorson and daughters. Gail. Lee. and Ann.

are visiting Mrs. Thorson's mot.h- I

er, Mrs. Leith Crue. Summerside.

i the fattening foods.

Business girls and homcmakcrs ask if it is helpful to go to a gym and take a course in calisthcnlcs. ilfes itideed! To begin with. it's more fun to exercise with others. With supervised exercise, the right muscles are reached and

itoncd. Even more important. ex- ercise is taken in the right pos- turc. Toning the posture support- makes good posture

a natural, and the practice of good

1 exercise. VNEI-JDN"l' BE RUGGED i Caltsthcnics. taken at home.

run be remarkably rewnrdlni. .

I i

A'vo found affective help for baby's

tummy upsets

. Orin iieiigliteillmattgor writ: snortllzc. that's lhn istury n a y s in - Ianty. Na vondnrl Clinisn.ll'i sfht-any and safety than sw little uitim are truly , ii-t Ior tho YIAIQI of baby's minor dipntivi

. iiputs, Ill. Constipation. and the fovnnslvlj and trntlulnnss of nothing time due In In.

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The regular monthly meeting of the Hampshire W. I. was held at the home of Miss Alice Ed- wards on Tuesday, May 14. The president presided and meeting opened by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed in unison.

Roll call was answered by 13 mciiibcrs exchanging flower slips and seeds. There were 2 visitors prescut. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Reports of committees were heard.

The treasurer reported the note for the hall has been paid and there was 8192.12 cts. cleared at the card parties, A donation of 81.00 was gratefully received from Mrs. Bevy Ward. Correspondence

of 51.64 for treats and 80 cents

for advertising was handed in by Mrs. Everett Clow and on motion paid.

Mrs. Clow was appointed on the sick commit! . It was moved by Mrs. Hibbert Tremere seconded by Mrs. Richard MacLean and carried that 35.00 be sent to the Salvation Army drive. It was de- cided to clean the hall May 22nd.

Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Davis Ward. Lunch com- mittee is Mrs. R. MacLean. Mrs. G. Kctson and Mrs. R- Younker. Roll call to be sing. say. play or pay. Mrs. G. Kitson. is to have the programme. Collection for the evening was 31.50 and sick fund

47 cents. ..

A fiower contest was put on by Mrs. J. Clark and won by Miss Allie Edwards. Meeting adjourned followed by singing ”Tbe Queen" after which a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. assited by th' committee in charge.

What Is Your Favorite Way Of Preparing Potatoes?

answers. Madame?" asked the Chef.

"First place. baked Maine pots- toes: next muhod: huh browned or pan-fried was third: French fried fourth: then csmi escal- loped. boiled. salad, creamed. in SOHPI or stews. and en casse- role."

Ah. ha!" Jubllsntly exlaimed the Chef. "Not one lady men- tioned potato caLes- 1 hope to top this poll of potato popularity with my newest creation-which r pre- sent for your approval!"

Shredded P.l.'.I. Potato Puffs: Shred 4 medium-sin raw Maine potatoes lengthwise on a- medium grater. Use the full length of the potato in one continuous stroke to i ake long shreds. Cut in '-.alves crosswise. ..

Mix at once with 1 well-beaten egg and 1 egg yolk, Va tsp. salt, In tsp. black pepper. 2 tbsp. milk. 1 tsp. grated union and 1 tbsp. flour.

lleat and generously oil a heavy frying pan.

Drop on the potato mixture by tablespoons. Fry crisp and golden brown. Turn once.

'I'0MORROW'S DINNER

Pickled Beet Saladettes Baked Fish Steaks Vegetable Stuffing

Entitled Mains Potato Puffs Strawberry-Orange Cocktsu Coffee Tea Milk All measurements an level; recipes proportioned to s-.rv.. H Baked Hal Steaks will Ve .. table Stuffing: Brush 2 ll lb.i . , kind fish steaks. out ie" they with vegetable oil. Dust ui.h 1 tsp. salt. 9': tsp. mono;-diui.

glutamate and V4 tsp. pepper.

Line a shallow baking pan Mu, a strip of aluminum foil. Iuehlg the edge standing above the pm

On this Place 1 fish steak. Cove; with vegetable stuffing. Press ii. the second fish steak. Cover viiih aluminum foil.

Bake 45 min. in a modftrats oven. 375 degrees F. Basie one, with la c. water and 1 tbsp. icmon Juice. ..

Uncover to brown.

To serve, lift out the fish i, mean: of the aluminum foil, gm: onto a heated serving platieig Arrange baked tomato halve. around it. Garnish with parsley

Vegetable Stuffing: Melt 1 tbgp butter or margarine in a fryin. pan- Add 1 tbsp. fine-minced U1: ion and 2V: c. packed-down en. riched bread crumbs. Cook-sit, until lightly browned.

Add the contents 1 (No. 2i t-an mixed vegetables, 1 tsp. salt. i, ISP. each pepper. thyme and rose.

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