are Mr. James Sherren (grnomsmanl, Mr. and Mrs Sherren. and Miss
,' Mr. and Mrs.-Elvin Sherren are photographed above near the 1. ibride's home at Clyde River following their recent marriage at the 3 manse of Trinity l'nlted Church, Charlottetown. i
From left to right
Women
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EMPIl)Y'MEN'I' OF THE OLDER WORKER
It iaonly naturalinehaaedaya when so many workers can look forward to the day when they can retire on pension that they should do much thinking or dreaming of the days of their retirement.
While most of us will agree that the idea of retirement is excellent. there are naturally many older men and women who can do their work as well as when they were younger.
Children Visits
Divided Emil! Loyaliy
Efficient Sieprnother Wrong ln Denying
With Mother
DEAR MISS DIX: I have a father, mother, stepmother and step- father. VVht-n my father divorced mother. it was understood that moth-
er could see us any time she wished. which she did. My father remar- rzed when I was ll. Soon after, my stepmother put a stop to our writing
01' seeing OUT ll'l(llllEli.
Mother didnt want to cause trouble so she told
us to obey our stepmother. advising us to wait until we were older and could decide for ourselves what we wanted to do. This separation
went on until I
l Muriel Nlasen i
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married. Then I went to see my
mother. When my stepmother found out, she turned Zicr back on me. Now father has to sneak out to see us and his grandchildren, or I visit him at his office. I still have a great deal of respect for my step- mother since she did a. fine job of bringing us up. I see my mother only once a. year, but correspond with her to let her know how we're getting on. EVEL
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SECOND WIFE'S LOT
Since 3
,The added experience that comes Iwilh age enables them to turn out jperharps better work than when
gyounger. The thought then is that
while the general idea of retiring at I. certain age. in certain indus- .trles is good. it is hardly fair to a large number who are not old physically, mentally and emotion- ally.
In "Publfc Health Reports," Washington, D.C., Dr. T. G. mumpp states that society has been quite illogical and inconsistent in its attitude toward the older worker. on the one hand, we have not ob- jected to electing or appointing older persons to positions of great- est responsibility whereas on the other hand. we maintain unselec- tlve compulsory rules for the rank and file of workers: they must re-. tire at a certain age in-especiive of their condition mentally. physically and emotionally.
From an economic point. of view .it would be sound policy to permit lnlder persons to work as long as r they desire to work and are produc- tive. Since a country's national wealth. purchasing power and standard of living depend on pro- ductivity, our economic situation is lQlT(lYlIZPSl when we have the largest Inumber nf active nro:lucer-consum- ers. The unemployed contribute
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point vA?E”th:h:":;:'ipn;eddftl;;O!'3,,:lr lxgrlna-llllou Wart must support them either by direct
Iering in your housglliceiiti o1ir!irli1(;ro5iiJSifiel):t.iit(iynsl)11ip)':awllt.x.h 33:: fnzzlj-itilehfrarirleiliix
twife, your stepmothers attitude is, to say the least, intolerant. Peri-lo? men Md Wnmm ileum sooner
hum Lime and prayer Wm change hm. inorlr than be idle. This was shown Of course. there's a side to her story. too. Bringing up children whose ; in an,”
active workers who
kc-antrlbuiinn or taxes.
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when. during the givinr: cf the dole Britain. most workers
TEE GUARDIAN AUGUST 21. 1953
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CORN CHOWDER (supper Disbl
3 cups diced potatoes
1 cup diced carrots
3 tablespoons onion
2 tablespoons diced pork or bacon 1 teaspoon salt
Pepper
1 quart mill:
2 cups creamed corn
Bake in hot oven about Vi hnutr
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For Tomorrow
BE cautious about accepting new responsibilities this day, since they may entail more time and effort than you anticipate. Take time out to analyze existing situations and devise efficient methods of clearing them up before taking on new dut- ies. If your program seems tempor- arily stymied. seek competent ad- vice.
The evening hours give indica- tion of unusual adventures or sur- prise occurrences; the possibility of exciting news from afar. The later vibrations also favor courtship, romance. travel. .
For the Birthday If tomorrow is your birthday. the
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Quiet wistful blossoms of Gold-
englow about the yard. reflecting richly the mellow sun of the sea- son, point: to us of summer's pass- ing; the "Scarlet Eight ' " (Lyon- nia) speakaofit too...it that was carried to this garden by Karo- lyn from an old one. haunted . . . enriched. by days that were long gone. It's gay red blooms claimed for a mo t the attention of a. visiting humming-bird today be- fore it went on to taste the sweets pf Jamie's scarlet Runne beans. These adorn prettily a wall and have climbed to look in on the scenes in the sun-porch: the farm- ers and carpenters enjoying the shade and coolness there in the noon rest-hour; lads busy with their homework of school or maybe with the cares of day over. watch- ing the twilight shadows dim the rich shades of the afterglow while as we chat quietly night pins I first star in the blue above a hill. "It won't be long now before we'll be into the harvest." we over- heard one of our farmers say to- day, "these moonlit nights will ripen it quite as much as the sun- ny days. "However, with the end of haying which came last evening when several loads of hay were bought and brought in, James was off early this morning to assist the younger farmer in making some needed repairs to a building or more at Alderlea. This time floors of concrete are being spread in this and that building about: first,, in the feed- house, that place which houses the supply of "store-feed," that maintains the creatures of piggery: the playful wcanlings, now in a number beyond Mack's counting, the Mommas, and those growing steadily toward "the weight." Such places seem to be neces-
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personality development should have reached a new high, with a resultant increase in popularity and prestige. Make the most of oppor- tunities offercd during the last months of 1953 for. if you do, the rewards will extend well into the coming year. Guard finances, how- ever, and do not indulge in need- less expenditures.
A ohild born on this day will be serene, self-reliant and endowed with leadership qualities,
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"New, I kept on the trail all
line of only 25
The Belgian Congo has a coast-y miles. although its
William Congreve. the lilih cen- tury Engllsh dramatist, was a law
student before taking up litera- ture.
--rm , rn 2' th. tier?" , , "W393, in: imqgriga was gag :31; a.ea is almost 1,000,000 square ting too fresh. so i quit." . g "'
mother is still living is no easy job, and is almost always accompanled3,,.ou1d man” work ,1 who” week
by jealousy-conscious or otherwise-of the husbands first wife. Resent ! for 30 shmings man remain we 3'9" ”h”d mwld weld ma” 5””
prises, especially in business and
The efforts
l DEAR MISS DIX: lrom another tour. and
him. Am I right?
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Q. How can I clean the vertical lube of a. coffee percoiator?
A. Try rubbing :1 pipe cleaner lthrorugh it. Or. fill the percolator with water, add four tablespoons of salt, put the tube in and let it perk lot 10 or 15 minutes. If this dulls the luster of the percolatdt, restore n, by boiling vinegar in it, or water with pieces of raw lemon.
Q. How can I clean stained tea-
MIPS?
A, when teacups are stained by coffee or tea, wet them with vine gar, dip I damp cloth in salt; and rub the stairs away.
Q. What can I do about a bread- box that is rusty inside?
A. Clean it by rubbing gently bvith emery cloth. To keep it clean. use a coating of lard.
E- Alice Brooks Designs
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merit. of a first marriage that ended in divorce is part and parcel oil E.?.3.”.i3.”f..I.":if'.fa3f.;.??.V;3Eli..”lE..ii;3lli.5!f”1'..3.i;i.i?5Z..:h3.2.3.3; in-,,m---r - human nature seldom deeds the laws of common sense. subsquently dif- ! or W shillings" Iicultiea mount instead of decreasing.
er's attitude of quiet acceptance may win the course in the long run.
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i ANSWER: The price the boy exacts for the pleasure of his com- 3 puny is indeed too hxch. You may be absolutely sure that when a boy .-takes this stand. he's interested in the girl only for purely selfish rea- !
Miss Nissen cannot reply personally to readers but will anlwel problems of interest through this column.
uce Veils
To wash lace veils, squeeze gently in tepid suds of white soap. Rinse and stiffen in a pint of water in which two teaspoonfuls of pow- dered gum arable have been dis- solved. stretch and pin into shape, and let dry.
Water Bugs
Water bugs can often be exter- minated by pouring a cupful of kerosene into the sink and cellar drains once a. week and waiting a half hour before letting any water run down the pipe. Then flush with boiling water.
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one pair of size 12 man's socks” a bit of straw-yarn and name gay;
scraps are all you need to make this lovable pair. Children adore them . . . perfect for bazaars, tool
sniiey .a.nd sleepy will be the moat popullr dolls in the familyl Pattern 7022: patterns; directions.
send Twenty-five Cents in coins for this pattern (stamps cannot be accepted) to ALICE BROOKS De- signs. cm The Guardian. 60 Front street West, Toronto. Ontario. Please print plainly Name. Address and Pattern Number.
Life-uasl never such Fill! before!
Now she's t where, with
make you a new gonna. with more
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and receive 25 shillings on the dole.
The suggestion is that methods must be devised. of determining
next because a page of the calendar has tumed." A social rule that
For several months I have been dating a boy ,3 1. k have grown to like hrlrn a lot. Recently, he ask- mpg mm W” ll” M with the ed me to go study, but-at a price. For that reason I have quit dating
unfit. which destroys the good with the bad, or which punishes the innocent with the wicked, is
Selective ability, not age, should
professional matters. you have put; forth during the past months should culminate success- fully by early fall, at which time you should feel free to plan a long
A Californian went out to follow UP I grizzly, bear and was gone, three days. Then he fumed up:
Fiat n. tzood rule.
iiguide employers. A person of any age is better physically. mentally and emotion-
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thing Useful anti mixes with fellow workers. sharing their sormiws and lzriefa. He knows and feels that he is an asset. but not a liability, to his community. '
Better English ' B7n.o.wimuu l
!. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "I have got to see him right away."
2. What is the correct pronunci- ation of "film"?
3. Which one of these words 15 ml58pelled? Aquiline, feline, maline, deign.
4. What does oquy" mean?
5. What is a word begtmum with la that means "expressing much in few words”?
ANSWERS
I. Say. "I must see him at once." 2. Pronounce as one syllable, ; y. nl-um. 3. Malign. 4. Act of talking to one's self. "One of Shakespeare's most expresive ,.assagea in Ham. let's soliloquy." 5. Laconic.
the word "soili-
pickles i sure its
Cunpany cl Canal: LIL.
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1 tbsp. of gelatin to make
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SALMON
To 2 cups of flaked Clover Leaf salmon add juice of 1 lemon, M tsp. of salt. dash of red pepper, 1 or 2 sliced hard cooked eggs and 2 tbsp. of green peas. Dissolve
1 pint of liquid (use water-
34 cup of cold to soak it in and the remainder hot.) Pour over nrat mixture in small or large moulds. Chill and serve on lettuce. Serves 6. A gelatin mixture, flavoured with lemon, plus 2 tbsp. of vinegar and salt to season, may be used instead of plain gelatin.
EVEIZV air As GOOD wn-H ctbillll LEAF
Charlottetown
At the present time. your fatherls devotion to his grandchildren ,m h , . , iv! c persons are capable of work- Journey without his game. 0 may be an added factor in your stepmothers stubborn refusal to wel- ., 2 r (-5 70 , H of up , 0 S home you. Patience on Your Part is the only road to follow; your fath- 1:51;” lmyofme 33:: mggehnhtxiiiz During cm” same period your mid one M his cram"!
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Summer blouses in cotton broadcloth. linen and denim. mostly tailored styles-a-few in lace trimmed styles. As- sorted plsln colors. Sizes 12 to 18. Regular 2.98 and 3.98. WEEK-END SPECIAL
SLIP SALE. . .
Big Value in Women's Slips. In Nylon Tricot and Crepe with lace trim. Majority in straight cut styles with adjustable shoulder straps. Sizes 32 to 40. Regular 2.98 and a few 3.98. WEEK-END SPECIAL . ..
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