“tutu

hour and so scrimpam'in: shirt I“ c

IDA BAILEY ALLEN "$3.1.de m:

crumbs. calm. salt. thyme. black pepper and 1 tbsp. of the butter or ,

Stuffed Cabbage Leaves Are Filled With Tuna Fish mm m “I m u

n: In Bailey Allen crcnm sauce was made am. . all. Fold leaves over stuffing.

IR PLANNING a balanced ra- basis of liquid drained from thefibm Ed! in PI!" With PICKS um. 'oday we C'IIISII’JE‘I‘ not only "cabbage, Place rolls lold-sidedown in the calorie ‘o.7'cn‘ a: a source “mm but; 19” “11191- PW Ir- win“! WI-

margarine. . Lay cabbage leaves list on iboard. Place equal amount of , tutu

o' enerzv bul the [lilall'lll ind mg”. I“ . ter, Cove: boil it or eompletcncs. o' thi- protein the until leaves arr Lender.

mineral and vitamin comm" TUNA-STUFFED CABBAGE i n: fiance: Blend flour with and the character at lhb‘ lats. DOLLS ‘reinsuuns butter Stir in "sen".

ed liquid from cooking cabbage.

The day |I1( ('nel and l wtred large green cabbage Leaves Stir . cook until sauce thickens;

guests of Di'ecior .iveiieile Day Boiling water

for lunch at I] 'an -»'.<i'c; of 1.‘ up u" add sour cream. spring vcge'nri.» I|<|te,:, we 2 15.01) u.” “m. [ML naked Season to taste with salt and thoroulhly enmvtri a new vcr«, line (I’lle PCPPEI- SPOOI 0"" cab-

slon of an o'.i rim: world-la- 2 1: soft ear:ch bread crumbs "3“ “’“5- mnus dish s-ul t-d “baa”: y‘ c minced 5 3“ “ion Garnish with border of Iresh leaves. ‘ 11" up u" i parsley.

Ill this case tli- lu.’l.n1 v.15. '7 tsp, ground thyme TOMORROW‘S DINNER tuna lish. "he ‘alli'alt r olls? I. up, ‘round hing pfppor i Asparagus-Egg Saladcttcs wcrc L-ookiv: nni'. about It~nl3 tbsp bu'ter or margarine; Tuna-Stuffed Cabbage Rolls minutes inuL-nd of the usuali melted l Chived Whipped Potato boiling watev'. additional Crusfron Apple-Raisin Pia 1'1 tbsp. flour Coffee Tea Mllh

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Vs c. dairy sour cream . I s," b , ‘ ,H . SUNDAY DINNER . Ind in new" “I: Avocado-Cress-Lettuce Salad I

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:Iusno tra-

additional Y J,“ bunch he“ "may \cal Chopssrui: Mushroom

l Cook cabbage leaves in salted Pushed Pom”.

Iboiling water to cover 3 min. amend Blbv Cum“ Meringue Orange Cups

or until wilted. In covered snuco— MERINGUE ORANGE CUPS

pan. 1 large fresh navel oranges

DRUG srons OPEN 2-. EASTER SUNDAY

it tbsp. sugar I

1 tbsp, fresh lemon Juice .l-16 tsp salt ‘2 egg whites In C sugar. additional

Wash oranges: cut in half crosswise. Runn sharp knife be— jtween orange section and mem- ‘brane. Remove sections a nd place them in bowl.

Cut out center wres and membranes. leaving clean or-j ange "cups." ‘

Add grape halves. sliced ba- gnana. sugar and lemon juice to orange sections. Mix well; spoon ‘ into orange cups.

Add salt to egg whites, beat them until they stand in soft.1 stlfl peaks. Gradually beat in sugar.

Spread over orange cups; me— ringue should completely cover

MEDICAL PHARMACY

86 POWNAL ST.

Will be only Drug Store open in Chor- lonorown on Easter Sunday.

DIAL 4-6623

FREE DELIVERY

fruit.

Bake no min. in slow oven.’ mo deg. F. or unit] meringuet browns,

Serve warm as a dessert.

TRICK OF THE CHEF

stantt lor appetite appeal parsley.

DENTAL COLLEGE

dental surgery at Md. was founded in IMO.

Pointed. crescent and square toes . . .

Cook potatoes in bouillon Iin- Then roll them In line-minced fresh

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Anao Bond. Women's

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. SIMMONS

Young Couple

WW

Editor. Phone 4450s

[WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS l

S’side Public Health Nurse ‘ Addresses WI Members

KENSING‘ION v bars SmithPubttc Health Nur- se of Summersde, was good speaks at nine Aprfl maeung‘ d

. Clintm Women's Institute held

it... Charlottetown. Sat. Apr. 217195279

at the tune of the pressdait‘ . Mrs Jams E. Macxry on Tuesday evening. April 10 Miss Smith who gave an meresting and va'y informative address on “macabk Diseases" Introduced by Mrs Stanley Brown, who also extended the thanks of the mes-tin to the speaker.

The meeting opened by sing— lag “The Old Gray Mare". ful- lm‘ed by the Mary Stewart Col- lect. The minutes v! the March

Plight Troth In

Ceremony At Summerside i

A pretty wedding was solem-- nizcd rcccntiy at St

Church. Summerside. by Rev,

The first dental school In the Prom,“ "ammut iihcn Mary United States. the college at pmmppa_ daughter at Mr and Baltimore,

‘Mrs David \li-Nally. Summer-

A side. bci-anie thc bride of Rob-

sptke. Illusion. wineglass and stacked ,

heels all h stock. Beige, brown. to Looklng for black. black patent. tan and the new

“Grern Opal”. Sizes AA-Gh-"a. "I3"

width In 4% - M. Open

Thursday 8: Saturday Nights

iiiiir SIZES?

We Invite you to ' see them all in our

exciting eol- ‘ififl Iection of new .3 Spring styles [or marching shoes l. e mum m I” and handbags m ""j Ia beige. brown. black “"5 patent. tan. and black. “35-26% priced Ironi

handbags 3.98 and 4.98

Agnew - Surpass

SHOE STORES LTD. ‘ till Queen St. Charlottetown Dial 4-3646

10.95 - 29.95 GLORIA

Ladies' Wear

I55 (it. George St. Chlt‘ldm Dial 0-47"

crt Lynuood Simmons. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Simmons. North IIIH‘I‘ \lrs Ciarcnce Stocic \ras organist and act-om- 'panicd \lrs (icrtic (‘ahilL as she sang “.‘lnthcr Bclovcd" durint: thc signing of the regis-. ter. The altar was decorated With pottmi \ihite 'miims lor the oi-tnston,

The bride, :ivcn In marriage by her latiicr. was nowricd in floor lcnsth “lilif‘ nylon m‘cr. tallcta wnh "v" neckline and long pointed slccvcs llcr nylon tullc \‘t"|l “as bold in place with a halo of ~Iiiiiilzitcd pcarl “(HP crs oii .ii-iiik Shc carricrl a cast-ado or Icathcrcd rnsrs.

MIss Joanne McNaily. hcr sistcr's maid of honor. was

ncrk nllil full skirt llcr hcad~ .drt‘ss \ti'h .‘I uliitc \iinisv ol no \on hnnilion i-nirrcd “XIII \‘I‘II: in: and Slll‘ curried a colonial bouquet of pink and uliitc car- nntions Miss Jud)- \Ic.\'ail\'. Ii! bridesmaid. “PIS :nuncd in blue. identical In lhc maid of honor and :lii‘ i‘nrrir‘d a colon ial bouquet of pink and “lllll‘

carnalinns lian \IcNaily. con-i

COME TO NOVA SCOTIA FOR A LIGHT HEARTED FLING

If you‘re looking for new horizons. jump into your car and some met to Nova Scotia. You can drive along more than 3.000 miles of paved highway. with something new to lift )oui' lpirits at almost every turn of the wetland the sweetest music

in the uhole sunny symphony is the fact that you're new:

more than 30 miles twist the tang and magic of the sea.

NO AS OTIA

GariadaoOooanPtayground

'iuaov MOTORING 1'

sin of thc bride. as flower girl.‘ was gowan in while nylon unit a hcaddrcss of a small lMIIIIQ‘ Sll‘a“ lint \\|II\ hliie trim She carricd a small colon- Ial houquct ol pink and “hue rarnations

Mr. William Dolan was best 'man. Messrs. l-‘och and Gerald McNally. bmthors ol the bride. ushered the guests to their pews. which wcrc markrd with while ribbon and flowers

Mrs McNally chose for her daughter's wedding s two piece dress nl grccn silk with \t'IllIl' flowers a \Altllf‘ hat with Krccn- l‘lowcrs and a white corsagc. {The groom‘s molhcr was attir- ‘M In both \tith pink flowch hat rind pink corsaite

A reception lor stIv - flve rucsts was held at the Tartan Restaurant. where the bride‘s

gowncd in blue taffeta with boat ,

table was ccntred with a three-

Paul‘s'tier wedding cake. topped with

a small rose bouquet, Miss Albcrta Murphy was in charge OI the guest book

For the honeymoon trip through the Maritimcs. the bride:: travclled in a hcige suit w ithi green and brown accessories and II bronze corsaizc.

()llI-nfrltlun giiiwts vicrc Mr. and Mrs Darryl norms. for: Mr. and Mrs Bill Nelson. Halifax. NS. Mr and Mrs. Stirling Maclmod. \ir. and \lrs. Pcrry Macintyrc. Mrs, Douglas Wood. Mrs Whit Car. tcr. Mr. Douglas \Insicr. (‘hnrlollt‘lnwm \lrs (icortze Maclmllan. Amhcrst. NS . rs. Don Delsncy. llilticn. N. . and Mrs Julius (‘rokcn. Mrs» w Crokcn. Miss ROSlIa t‘rokcn of Kcnsinztnn. ,\lr Foch Mc- Kcnna of Rordcn: Mr Eddie \lacnonald ol Grand River. and the Senior \‘urscs of the (hu- lottetown Hospital

(Photo by Heckbert)

Guide Trainer To Conduct Course Here Next Week

\II\\ .lill ('nniphcll ol llnzltnd will be arriving in the province nrxl “Mk to conduct training In Siimmcrsldr and Charlotte town tor Girl Guide patrol len- dcrs and Giiidcrs

Miss ('aniphcll n diplniiiaM blur Iraincr, \iill arru'r In Summcrsidc on April 11 and

will remain thcrc on tho 23rd and 24th In conduct training courses In Princc (‘oiintv s h 9

will be assistnd bv Mrs R R Dewar On chnccdai slic \llll con-

duct the coursl‘ lor pntrnl lead- ers and izuidcrs in Queens and Kings counties This lrainlnl “Ill hc zucn at tho ('harlotle- lnun Y‘It'li

“H F, \I Inwn. provincial training com- missionrr for thc P F. l f‘. I rl Guide Association will he I! champ of the arrangements for Miss Camphcll's visit.

Found. I tiarluilc-

“L that was bold In

Ming were read by the sec-

first. school teacher. Three via. itocs were present.

One tunic and twenty diapers ‘ were med in to the Rm Cross

‘and more material was M b- uted. It was mdvtd. would . and passed that the group col- lect for the Cancer Fund. Cop-

distributau to the members. Correspondence consisted of sev- eral “1'lianlr You" noteo for treats received. a letter from

»Chfld Welles-c regarding lanes for foster uhildrui, and one re~ naming receipts for the cook book for he Guardian and The Evening Patriot. A letter from Mrs. Doug-Ins Mellish Coiwenor of Agriculture. was read and the questionaire was filled in.

The May meeting will he held

son when roll call will be answ- ered with a riddle. Program will be in charge o! Mrs. Keith

Miss Bar— ' Woodside

iretary. Mrs. Wilfred Pickering; land fourteen numbers answer-l led roll call by naming thelri

conveoor. Mrs. lvan Picloering.‘

ies of the Institute News were

at the home of Mrs. lan Hender- ‘

and Mrs Sim MacKay Mrs Harold Haney Mn. Keith Wm M M“ Bruce Clark wee W" an die new sick connmt' tee

Mrs. Weirum Malay was in charge of the pug-am Meant closed with the Queen. and lunch was served by the hoa- ess and several of the laties.

l'N‘ION ROAD [CW

The April meeting of the Un- ion Road United Clsin'di Wan- eri was held on April 4 or the home at Mn. Han-y Newman The meeth opened with the worship service with lama leo- son. meditation asfl prays,

The minutes of the Int meet» but were read and approval. Nine metiters answered rd! call arni Mm. Mum gave ardahip". For the program Mrs. Wallace Mallett sang two sdon “The Ninety and Nine" and "Alone". Mrs. A Mallett gave a reading “I Accused My Par- ails."

Members of the program com- mittee far the next meeting will be Mrs, E, Lamont and Mrs H. Yeo. This meeting will be held at the home «1 Mrs. W. Mal— lett.

Following the meeting lunch was served by the hostess and a

Mr. E, MacDonald. Director oft social hour enjoyed

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BEDEOUE W. I.

The April meeting of the Bed eque Women‘s Institute Iva I held at the home of Elsie Bow- ness. Ten members attended. The vice-president called the meeting to order with the usual ritual.

The minutes ol the last meet- ing were read and collection amounted to 81.29.

The sick committee reported

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The March iiiecting of the Hunter River Women s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. G, I, Mar-Kay. The president. Mrs. Cyril Smith. chaired the meeting. which opened with the Mary Stewart Co‘lcct and the thought for the dav “if you have knowledge let othrrs light their candies at it."

Plans were made to enter- tain the Rennic's Road Institute at the April meeting. Mrs Emmett Bernard reported for the committee to visit the sick and Mrs Fred .lclfrey icported for the school commiltce.

Mrs (‘yril Smith rcportcd on an interview with Mrs. III'IOII Mat-Donald oi (‘harlotictown. concerning the village history. This intcrvicw will hc broadcast over CFCY in the near future.

The sum of $2.50 was sent as ilhe entry lee (or the musical

llcslival and $10 was voted Inr ‘prizes lor the Ccntra: Qticvn's

.leh School Plsns int .1 (ca

late March

The Bible House

offers you religious sup- plies for church and home.

1711 Kent St. Charlottetown

—PhII. 3:"). 7:30 tum—“CRO

55 Villa Avenna

9:30 a m.—-Director Class 10-00 a.m.4isnday School

915 am

7'30 ism—Tm

"Ashe

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need that verses ni‘ Sadptivrv

men nvonn‘im and millm‘

luv» I hid in rm mm that l

the writ THE CANADIAN ’U'NIIJAFY OF THE

FRI DISTRICT

” . . . AND THEY REMEMBERED HIS WORDS"

'I‘hewommhadcometn the tomb M Iii-id Edit. morning flllnd with sot-m Then as they manic lie out!" dmvthatlm'hrniymm. their [Helm-w m per-pler and four Thai. "they romantic-I’M His warm" .mmwdmummrmmmm Hardin hasthcespr-rimofthwrmstthctmnbmm In our own lives' ()vrreome with sorrow. lei—r, vtv have "Wed His words"

"Whv llsrnsld rm child mt‘mofirr Scripturv‘ W” ‘ a mi rmntlr asked it Sunday School teacher The loder mailing his own life "perk-ices n-pl

Item in his M11 and true-mow" The Bible W drives to liw the erd M God no HI

mitt-moo comfort and s "Iona-diet" tar (IlrmfiVi‘ the mom omit-(m Wtivrs arnl trnnquilirm Millions, Mn. are fol lmrvnc the u'vnds at tho Paalmio when he said

We hcip the Snell-h- in Its wort: when we nor-ember lt in Mll' More" and anth MN moons lnnd we also trip when I. purchase mots-rial st Wm- ‘hr profit: at which we vised M Wain mid PM

mans: sorter? (We F‘n‘at

24. I)

malnut-

ievl "writ-time he III! and will he helped by llv'hl

have lound l.‘ a m d Wrni might not do asmsi 1M"

and on Pv'ncc Pelvis! I- the Rlile

BIBLE SOCIETY BRITISH A FOREIGN

Charlottetowu Bible Chapel 235 Cumberland St.. at Lnngvortli Ave. “:00 i.m.—"1'tnr. POWER or 'ms RESURRECTION" . OVER JORDAN" "sums A. standout-u 'niM. ' "

The Salvation Army

“Home oi Evangelism Since It!”

Great George Street Iris. and Mrs. L. A. Ricks. C0. Sunday

700 pm.-Evangellstlc Meeting Thursday moo pan—Prayer Meeting. "A WELCOME AWAI‘I'S YOU AT THE ARMY"

CALVARY TEMPLE

Pentecoqu Assemblies at Canada Upper Prince Street Rev. C. R. Benn Pastor -I".aste'r Broadcast. Summerside Radio In in am «Sunday School. Easter Cross if Present II no am.——F,am Praise Service Rally. Pastor Speaking THE FOUR RESURRFXTIONS" ATTEND CHARIMI'E'I'OWN'S REVIVAL CENTER

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TRINITY UNITED It

"hm: The Revere“ m G. E. Hall. I.A.

Organist .l Director of Choirs. Roy‘s! l'. llg'ord. A.I.C.o.

I Film On Education Seen By Hunter River Institute

more finalized. and it “as de- cided to buy a gilt for Miss Doris Anderson. who visited the Institute during February.

Collectors were appointed (or the Red Cross and a thank-vou note was received from Mr. L. W. Ripley

Mrs. Emmett Bernard the convener lor the program show- ed a lilm "Who Will Teach Your Child" and Mrs Wesley Green read a letter from Mrs Edwin Cook. provincial convener of education.

Lunch was served by Mrs Ernest Cousuis, Mrs. Bervi Crns~ well. Mrs. Lloyd Carew and Mrs Willrcd Dindiai. The next meeting will be held at ‘hn

'homc ol Mrs Vernon M‘L‘IJEI‘II.

that I. ear. and be. ad. iv was deeded to hold at pan- try sale at Bawness's Store a Fnday April 6 The Red Cross committee reported that two baby coats. seven sweaters. one pair of bootees and one pair of Ds'lanias had been received The nest men '1“ be held

Hall-dqu nouns-mucus:- Montgnnary on the lunch on machines.

OLD LAMPS

Pottery and metal lamps uii an oil—burning wick were list in Greece as early as an at

StfPa—ul'swAnglitan Church

Established 1759 by Royal Foundation Venerable Arddeocoa J. I. Ibhott. Reactor Rev. N. M. Morris L. 'I‘h.. Associate Rector Organist and Chair bec_:e A Thompson. F.R.C.D.. Easter Sunday 3 w a m Holy Communion 9.45 a in Bible Class 9.43 a in —Sunday School, Junior and Senior Ll. .u ll-Ilo a m —Su.oday School. Primary and Beginners Cline! ll:m am.—Holy Communion iNo Samar Dedication of Memorial Prayer Built.- Mr Lloyd S Stevenson LAC hand is- I'Ivening Prayer and Samoa Preacher. Vcn. J. T. Ibbtnt. ViSiton Welcome

tcniisi. A.R.C.M.

7 (to p m

PARK ROYAL UNITED CHURCH

Church Street. Parhdalo Rev. J. H. Tye. B.A.. 5.0.. Minister Mr Leslie Rises“

Organist and Director at Senior Chat Mrs. Stanley Norman Director at Junior and Intermediate Choirs 9-45 I in Sensor and Junior Church School

11:00 a.m —Nursery end Kindergarten Classes

11:00 a.m—Morning Worship Sermon. “THE POWER TO TRANSMRM" Anthems: "God So Loved The World"—~I. Stain "In Joseph‘s Lovely Outlaw—Dickins- (Soloist—Mrs. Dean Randi Reception of met-ribs: trasiferr'nig.

11:13 a.m—Primary Church School

7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship Sermon: THE SU'PI-‘ICIENCY OF CHRIST Anthems: “This Joyful Eastierttde" (Dutch Carol‘ (Senior Choirt Anthch by lnhermediate and Junior Chain You are welcome to Worship with an

St. Peter's Cathedral

(Anglican Church at Canada) ROCHFORD SQUARE The Rev, Canon .1. R. Davies. II.A.. L.‘l‘h.. Reel. The Rev. Canon E. hi. Malone. M.A.. D.D. . Honorary Assistant Priest Miss Suzanna Brenton. Lie. Mun" Organist Mrs. B. W. Patterson. Choir Director April 22—an Day :00 a,m.—Holy Eucharist oo a.m—Holy Eucharist 45 a.m—Mattins 11:00 a,m.—~Procession. Choral EuchorLsI and Serm- sz p.m.—Childim‘s Service (Brim Lent Box.) 7 00 pin—Em. Processicai and Staten. In Death Visitors are most welcome at all services

First Baptist Church

Corner at Prince and Fitzroy Streak Pastor: Rev. II. L. Mitten. l.A.. DJ). Organist: Mrs. V. Leigh Diagwell 'i':.'lll a.m—Easter Sunrise Service Speaker: Mrs H. I. Mitton Soloist- Miss Arlene MocDmald ‘ 9.45 a.m —Ch1.trch School

JESUIT BROTHERS

Young men ~18 to 35 interested in serving God by working with Jesuit Priests In Canada and on tho Missions

Write for information to: Brothers’ Vocational Bureau Ignatius College Guelph. Ontario

tl:oo a.m—Holiness Meeting 1:00 p rn.—Y.P.M.

‘ 11:00 a.m.—“CONQUEROR OF SIN AND ‘ DEATH"

Anthem- "O Divine Redeemer" (Mind) Solo: "When It's Easter madav Morning" iO‘Iloriia I—.‘\Ir Stirling Inman Solo: "The Hnly City" (Adams) «Mrs. Douglas McKennoy

7:00 p.m,—-FASI£‘I‘ Carol Servic‘c Meditation: “Heavm. Our Everlasting Home" Observance of Relievcr‘s Baptism

Central Christian Chiir

21! Kent Streot MORNING SERVICES: lo 00 a m —Bible School—An hour oi Rrihlr whole lamin ll 00 a m ~‘IOITIIM Worship Service INiirwry and Jun“ f("'hiligch provided lor all elilldrv-n under the an I Message: "0 DEATH. WHEer IS THY STING' Anthem~ "(‘ome Ye Fairhlul Raise the Strain" (David H Williamsl 'NING WORSHIP SPECIAL EVENING SERVICE BEGINS AT 7:” RM. Theme "THE ROAD TO VICTORY" (From the Triumphs! Entry to she Realm-tire Portrayed in Music and Scripture‘ lntmricdiate Girls‘ (.‘holr l‘cntral (‘hristian Church cxtcnds a welcome to the Sons an: Daughters ol England who will be meat. III at this service. Minister—W. 0. Weale Orlanlst: Mrs. W. A. Mat-Rae THI-I CHL‘RCH WITH A FRIENDLY WELCOME