rs, . *< Be & . - \ \ wks 1 ? ‘ * } ° ' — — =| 80 gute are to fe sem te me | patients at Riverside Hospital IDA BAILEY ALLEN wl members are to make caa- a 5 i dy for _ Christmas Concert | on December 16th. A drawing Steamed Pudding Finale in ae place for secret pen i pals next Christmas. . | a : = _ _ R old from wate: charge. med ‘puddings served as emove m water. un ee tale at a Christmas dinner cover and bake 10 min. in mod are often too rich to be enjoyed. oven (350 degrees F.). Let stand Thalido id Te search of ancther type of |30 min, before unmolding Serve The Guardi Charlo . 18, 1965 mi e steamed pudding that would hot with hard. sauce. 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Dec. 18, 1969. C H a earry out tradition. ‘and yet be Note The trivet or fold e 4 light and cing, we evolved newspaper is u ra up : . ase meoar one that can be made i. ot ‘the mold enough to allow water | WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS . ‘In Swede: Sa SO EE es to | ee ee ee n & week, and resteamed 45 mio. PECANETTES " before serving. 1 ¢. room-soft butter or margar SOBDERTAELJ York Alpha WI Hears | (Reuters) —A mm eee Measurements level | te 24 s ¢ of an armless and le * rechpes for 6 i z gen ; | _v Reports Of Delegates | ane 8 Sn SUNG. OSE Bae HOLIDAY SPECIAL | eggs = an international qoenetas for CRANBERRY-ORANGE 2c. enriched, sifted flour Mrs. Randolph Murray chait- |héstess to St. John's WA, Eller- thalidomide children has been| QAROLINE FRENCH STEAMED PUDDING % top. salt ed the December meeting of thé slie, recently when reports were ones ee sect Neem, “ % ©. or margarine, room |3° tsp double-acting baking York Alpha WI held recently injgiven by the various committees | acme came after ENGAGED soft _ powder the community hall Roll call |and election of officers was held | Prosecution and defence lawyers two-third ¢. liquid honey Pecan nutmeats, halves (about was answered by members with with present officers all re-elect, | Sgrend so answers a some eee, M. c. |2 eas, well-beaten 60) an exchange of Christmas cifts. ed as follows: Oresident, Mrs. — =e a — rs . Je of — New 1 c. crushed corn fakes Blend butter, sugar and .vanil- and it was decided to remember Clifford Williams. vice- presi- id Swed on ee arenes | a ta don % c. crushed corn flakes la. Beat and add eggs. g | all shut-ins with gifts. A dona- dent, Mrs. Stanley Williams; eokiene _ na nell - ————— of — % c. sifted all-purpose flour Sift flour, salt and . |tion is to be sent to the TB Lea- |secretary- treasurer, Mrs. = ie ae ee ae a ——— <> . oe baking powder Add to first mix- re: : fe, Met miter Stoner ree. (the tranquillizer thalidomide | Elliott Perry, son of Mrs. Ro- |%,l#p- baking code ture. Refrigerate 1 hr scussion took place regard- tee, Mrs, Albert Sharpe; rec during a hae Sent @ Uncles ond the lets 1 tsp cinnamosa Roll dough into balls, contain- ing the sponsoring of a baby sit- tory committee, Mrs. Bdd Wil- on maneney. is i aoe | % tap. ground nutmeg ing 1 tsp. each. Transfer to well- ting class and it was decided to |tiams and Mrs. Stanley W i !-/2*% Pees tae Reed dae ag “ * “PA a —_ % c. cranberry cocktail | cieq baking sheet leaving % ” leave this to the safety commit-|Mrs. Winston England, and a- | damages —_ ms | eS Sees ‘and. | } (14 on.) jar cranberry - orenge | space between. Press a peca ee. The members agreed to as ditor, Mrs. Pres MacCall. peas yaad « Hemet Se ee the Li. |. Telish half on each ball. Bake 10 min. adh a oe il to vlog Pie! It lores the company man-| brary School of Pratt Institu- as pt ee $04 It med brown a “sink oh when necessary. _ members ‘or } n p | were prunes ° Iden es | Mrs. Arthur Johnson and Mrs December meeting, when food ulactured thalidomide | tranquil ee ae "Wabash wt 1c. chopped pecans or any kind enti if : Clifford Chappell gave reports committee will rs. Winston lizer under tl name SIO 8a nutmeats — — -+onstereMONDAY DINNER. on the Women's Institute lead- England, and Mrs. Pres. Mac- Neurosedyn without proper|. lege in Indiana at Hebron | ¢: crushed corn flakes ‘addi- fit Stewed Tomatoes jership course held in Parkdale Call. kests and thereby coused Rolf | foademy. Te lasted Bee. |. venal? |. (Canned) in Bowls Hall The importance of using) Boxes are to be packed at the lietont er: : on Ta ant'ie tow atead: (2 tome hard sauce to pass, Sourdough Bread the Handbook was stressed, and jmext meeting for Christmas oc r : - a. n, for the de- inig the feats a ian ae (previously columned) | Baked Pork Chops (any cut) [members were asked to discuss when each membéf is to bring Goitie was fi >. ae mpshire. He is the nephew | _ Stir butter until soft and fluffy. | with Apple Topping ‘in their meetings and report articles for these. re tek. CAAA Kan that’ draws | of Colenel G. Eeilicti end Mire. | Cresenlly teat m Rewey- Sit °F Escalloped Potatoes members’ views of a change if 4+ the close of. the meeting, scientist could know that drugs | eggs, corn flakes, flour, baking Ipre-boiled)

the legislature permitting wo gion sale was held fram ver than. certain cytostatic | Full of Charlottetown. | powder, baking soda and Spices. Tossed Salad of Mixed Greens -

jury mbers. |\°<" types could cause damage to | i -blended and) i Mrs. ‘Frag Tues cations’ the which a substantial sum was foetus.” The company denies| ROCKET TEST SCRUBBED Beat until ee io = ee oo | : reali = | ‘ ° ™ * ¢ import of program plann- (oo ~ hegligence _ a gredients except the additional | % ey EB? i Lge s ing as an incéntive to increased ee by the -hostess and com Henning Sjoestroem, for the PES side panei cg Hdl = crushed corn flakes and hard) THE CHEF LIKES er craretpcs re jattendance and renewed inter- . |¢laimant, suggested Astra could |ij. pocket. earmarked as the sec: sauce. SOURDOUGH BREAD MR. AND MRS. DUNCAN#MacKINNO : i — a est in WI work. ,; , SPRINGVALE WI not prove it had conducted tests long stage of an @il-European| Oil 1'-qt. (6 ¢.) mild and dust |- Mesdames: Old- time sour-

i served amy shake utes apminid’e Gor Mr i it tS place atthe Dace nupching the "rt owe Oe (ee a ft at on pon ites Spon. sxtare ie | ied in bakerc tn feo : A5th Anniver sary Observed ‘a hearty applause. wing McDonald, Mrs. Lewis. Ves-|ber meeting ofSpringvale_ Wi_|dish market. cerned by ae hentai (eae Cover tight with elled a)-|stores in most parts of the -coun- de onte Je sey, a Veasey and held at the home of Mrs. Keh- He asked whether extensive ‘The Coralie is to be a liquid- uminum foil. Put a trivet, or i ps It ts wholesome, oo.

- B : Riverdale P.-E; Couple- {Christmas carols. and. songs... “aire. R: Watts read-‘A Christ- ee tae Reet ee at gure ences eek fet eeainees baton ea — a ; <a — SE at aint wand 8 Y f slerd |ialie” cad "Sepacdhe Wont”, (ae acy quan emommeoets| Ngai” cod teats on animal 10 tS \Germanbuilt third stage, will|Pour in enough bollng water to| Ancients generations ago. A Residents of Riverdale, Me. Docherty and grandson, ‘Candy was sold during an inter-|committe in charge. ae art ——— evening ae Astra DC Part of @ satellite launcher ae ” a ~~ generous slice of sourdough

Mrs. . Duncan MacKinnon, |Gass. fos ; Tord ‘consedly honored by mem- Mr. and Mrs. MacKinnon were Mission and refresiments wale ST. JOHN'S WA term and to send money for re-| submit written reports on this eveloped by European coaa-|ing more boiling water if neces | bread, aa. Is, or toasted, is a bers of their family at a dinner pleasantly surprised by the view proceeds will be used to defray Mrs. Alfred Maclean -w as jnewal of Music Festival fees al- ‘point by Jan, 31 and adjourned. ries. : | ‘treat. @t the Towers. Restaurant. __ lof their son Berton _and_his wife, library expensese. ’ aie The couple were united | dno, who flew home from Tor- | qarriage by Rev. Walter A.lonto for the special occasion. @Wood et New Dominion Church| Telegrams were also received : en November 18, 1920, Mrs. Mac- |from their other two sons, Louis Bride-To-Be

Fadyen of © Riverdale. Mr. |Toronto. One son, Lloyd, was | > ‘ Sleckinoon served overseas ec in 1944 while serving in Honored At . Ada & «A

the First World War, and re ithe Second World War in Italy. turned to the Island to take up |The couple have 14 grandchil- New Annan

farming He has been retired dren. ‘es i es tor a number of years. | its ering was . : eod The guest table was attractiv- ae Corn then om Decémb, (Stewart Moase, New "Annan was | Moor © & McL ;

ely arranged and centered with ee ath at the home of Mr. and Kay with Christmas deccraftons @ three-tiered anniversary cake, | 147. Finley MacFadyen, where | or honoring their daughter, Eve. |

Their daughter. cols yer Refreshments were served-i4n be entered the room escort |

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their Lae Miriam | (Photo by R. B. Hambly) | Fredericton, N. B. The baskets DEPARTMENT - -| were carried in by Isobel Moa- ae

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: Breadalbane, Library was held |fax, Peggy's Cove, N.S. the | sacordion)* sell Norman mit | . : 7 ~ Jon’ sweater set (sweater, bon

recently im’ the Breadalbane |campus and some of the build- | violin) Mrs. Roy Easter and : 2 - 6x. net & bootees), pastel pink,

soe “€chool. - ings of the University of N. Bou. 7K. Pidgeon accompan- : blue, aqua, yellow and white, very interesting slides taken jat Fredericton, N..B. and many |: °) 21 singing. Refresh NIGHT yr 3 pr $1 00 infant alse elt. Priaed af duritig @ vacation tour of “The jother places of interest to tour- } ives. p ° ° : :

* Mari including the new lists. By special request, he in- ae cluded some beautiful Scottish

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