Anne Bond, Women’s

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. March 9, 1962. 7) month:

Women

Editor, Phone 4-8506

HAPPENINGS

Senator Elsie Inman arrived tn Charlottetown from Ottawa, Ont. spend a week with her son ad oa ter-in-law, &. man and Mrs, ran |

Hostesses at the Charlottetown Curling Club this weekend will be Miss Bessie Prowse, Miss Ethel Sutherland, Mrs, Ivan Laurie, Miss Gret: sen, Mrs. E. E, Douglas and | Miss Helen Cox.

The weekly meeting of the Delta Bona Fide Sr, Hi Y club) was held at the YMCA on Sat- urday evening. meeting opened with a worship service and plans for the Guys and Dolls Fashion Show were discussed. A special meeting was called for Wednesday night to further dis- euss plans for the show.

‘The members of the past mis- tress: club of Memorial LOBA celebrated their 28th anniver- tary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M, a 29 Kings Square, recen

mm aceei regular monthly meeting, past mistress, Christy MacKinnon gave an in- teresting account of the visit of the slate grand mistress, Mrs. Emma L. White, oy fe the Princess of Orange LOBA Mase, which sbe

tly.

A program was followed by 4 delicious supper served by the hostess assisted by J. MacLean, E. Alley, and A. The table which

sh. tasteful-

ter member present at the meet- ng.

Mrs. Henry MacLaren, Mrs. Carrie Drake and Miss M Warren, all of Charlottetown, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J, Stewart in Montague on Sunday,

Charles Fraser, Montague left | D

- Sunday | is

. | assisted by Mrs.

by plane on Monday to spend

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several days with his Brother- in. ind sister, Mr. and Mi

Moar in Dartmouth, |

An old - fashioned “Quilting Bee" was held Tuesday night

at the home of Mrs. Fletcher

MacEachern, 24 Chestnut SI Charlottetown, when a num|

Mother Acts

Mary Haworth: enter a thn home cate ally disturbed since she | small. In 1960 she was in a men- tal hospital for

foster home, as she doesn’t get along with me, She somewhat resents me, I don’t know why. She comes over at times and | I try to keep peace but seems to like arguments. week she was here and

Last stayed

irs, | overnight, with her foster mo-

ther's permission.

When she wakened next mor- ning she went to the bathroom and then to my bedroom, where | e stole $5 from my purse, I ked her if she took the money | and she admitted she had, Then I asked for it and she gave it

of her friends and relatives g

thered for an evening of wor and fun. After the quilting wi completed a delicious lunch was | served by Mrs. MacEachern, in her pleasing and capable manner.

meeting of the Evening Circle and Guild of the Sum: Presbyterian Church was “held | on Tuesday evening in the chur- ch parlor. The, devotional was

led by Mrs. Mark Gaudet, a ed by Mrs, Fred Moase, ‘re Donald Nicholson, Mrs, ‘Henry Bishop, Mrs. J. Donald Mac- Kay, Mrs. John Forbes a Mrs. Elmer Offer.

Mrs. Bishop conducted the business period during which time the members made layet- tes for missions in Formosa.

The mission study was charge of Mrs. David Larkin,

Bishop and Mrs. Keith Johnston.

Following the close of the meeting lunch was served by the committee in charge.

Mr. Hammie Watts, Calgary, Alta., arrived by plane recent- ly to spend some time with his mother, Mrs. Hamilton Watts, Hampshire, who is a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital.

‘The weekly card party was held in the Winsloe Road Hall on Tuesday night, when 16 tab- les were in were ladies 1. Mrs. Albert Youn- ker; 2. Mrs. Frank Thompson; consolation, Mrs. sey; gentlemens’, 1. Ernest Carr; 2. George MacKay; consolation,

re Arbing; freeze-out, Mrs. Arnett Shaw and Arch Auld.

Gusty March Wind Veils Sun With Greeting Clouds

Friday brought » March wind | n foot today along the fields

gusty breath, which blew little sheets of ahead of it, so that Mack and the

feck now to the material she dyes for the Tug she hooks, trying for their enchanting hues. Fall has the keening winds, the bare trees, and the foot; the cow-kind

‘ures

to be let to the the stables. Now in March we commence ( take stock of the buds, tight-

yet, though Tag for’ oe Sue te b sence

other | sap wil climb in the sugar-

maples for inquiring lads to tap for their tasteful flow, Then the hard white of the winter will

|, Open ig the door ret ef refrigerator and preparing to set them im the

“How any do you want?” he queried. many as you lke fo we replied.

“In the morning, loaf, perhaps and “How many will that take?”

| for that too is one of my favor ite sweets, . It doesn't take

I asked why she took th money and she didn't reply ted to argue and said

| oe put her in the state hospl- |

| tal. Again she didn’t answer;

but, when I went to the bed- room she ran from the house,

CALLED HER social work- 85 and when you can love her latest styles. The colors were | stewart The theme of the regular) or and told what she had done ‘hat wa;

| and what I had said. The social

worker was furious with me be-

cause of what I had. said

te hospita], (My daughter

a aie ‘tte told me she was accus- er),

oh ci one who st doesn't care about her soi ance, She mere here oot dirty and sloppy and fight if I mention it, Her rea worker doesn't mention h : : looks, just lets he go the wi she want:

MARY HAWORTH

__simmy MacMILLAN, JANET SIMPSON, MAR Y ELLEN MacMILLAN, RONNIE STEWART

Scolding Disturbed Child

was for what

SUSAN HORNBY

Youthful Models Steal Scene At CAC Fashion Showing

Irrationally

y| IN COMMITTING THEFT, it | isn't that ie ee Wants moaey

A inch of the)and sweater outfit styled along eae TAs of Con- | very grown-up lines modeled by sumers night presented a | Jennifer ee Howatt was also a delightful fashion show Wednes-

the child ts Sindy w ing

fe language of unconscious bolism (which ony an anal-

Sot could intern

the individual ¢ ee cane the

stealer, For playiime, Mary Eien |

JENNIFER LEE HOWATT, VALERIE ATKINSON, KEITH BOSWELL IDA BAILEY ALLEN

meat in paper-thin slices, then small squares,

Heat oil in a 10" skillet. Add kidneys; slow-saute 3 min. Add

1g $20 from her foster

| anguish of complex miset In a mixed-up way, your 7 daw

she| ghter was wrestling with her | ager,

love needs involving you, when she took the money, couldn't satisfy your questions, and ran | from the house—fleeing your threat to have her confined— during the latest visit. | That's why the social worker was fee oe felt you reacted to your daughter's | eiasalvotight (gaa ioteenty | dealt her a setback in her pre- | carious struggle to get well. Now for advice: You need

1| specialist help, to become able Valerie Atkinson.

0 love your daughter wholly, with a wise, mature, freely-giv- en love that isn’t based on self- serving expectancy of dutiful daughter devotion from her, If,

‘ou will have peace of

heart and she may achieve good mental th. The Salvation we A mily service depart-

possible hyena of the teaching you should have

Mary Haworth cou Het

|through her column, not by | pale orange orion pile, this coat | ric was wide wale corduroy in | bamboo

personal _ interview. ml Write her in care of The Guard-

SHS Home Economics Class a te n'a Stages Annual Fashion Show

Bar

| day featuring the latest ia chil- dren's wear for all ages from | MacMillen, modeled a two piece | | the tiny tot to the ‘youthful teen- | mauve snowsuit with an orlon pile Jacket with a hood design Approximately %6 people of-|ed to keep her warm even cm tended the show and arpanel dis-| the coldest days. For the teen- cussion which follow ager, Jane Connolly showed a commentator was Mrs./% length brown jacket, per- Ralph Manning and the youthful | fect for school wea! models were: Mary Ellen| Janet nd Irwin |MacMillan, Ronnie _ Stewart, | modelled two eautiful coats for Jane Connolly, Janet Lea, Anne | Sunday best wear, Anne's was a Irwin, Janet ‘Simpson, Jimmy | slightly fitted style in magenta |MacMillen, Mary MacQuaid, | wool, while Janet chose a more | Patricia Jewell, Moira MacMil- | tailored style in dark brown. |len, Jennlter Lee Howat, Keith| “For school or kindergarten |

bright and attractive fabrics were of the

was styled along flaring lines | gn olive green shade.

and was Janet | Keith Boswell modeled Simpson: and a soft coral skirt | sports outfit especially auaigued with the younger “man-about-

town” in mind: and Mary Mac- Quaid wore a SS green rty dress trimmed ith white lace. _ Bedtime wasn't forgoten elth falerie Atkinson, along

Linkletter, Estelle Perry and| with eto the

by |

Mushroom-Egg Skillet Makes Delicious Brunch

By IDA BAILEY ALLEN skillet from America — an in-|

WE WENT TO the famous | ternational recipe cane El Basque restaurant several | we're sharing with you toi bse) outside Jerez for an un-

sual farewell luncheon given

| egg as it thickens,

ham and truffles or mushrooms;

slow-saute 7 min, more; turn often; do not brown, Stir in cream sauce and sea-

sonings; cook-stir until hot. Add | eggs. Slow-cook, scraping up into flakes. Serve at once with flaky rice,

cur American press pasty, by our Spanish hosts, ore rove, past huge ‘hedge. s of cacti, whose tender Tent" section) are’ ©’ prised food delicacy. ‘The vegetation was brown and | sere. There were shrines along |the village streets, and saints

zea SeMELe SPANISH

et status call Pegs Parirepieaiaind| , both expensive, But it’s aaceataleraters they are omitted and mushrooms used instes

2 veal kidneys 1% tbsp. olive off

were depleted in ‘colored | |e, 4 squares cooked ten

| over the main entrances of many | derized ha

buildings. 2 tbsp. reach black and white

MANY FLOWERS aseraad ns FLORAL The gardens surrounding EI) 1 «, prot is ted | paca aosan FANTASIES

Basque were beautiful roses, gladioli, ehrysanthemums and many other flowers loved in America, lash flowering | hibiscus reminded us of Hawail, | The favorite ‘national Spanish hors d'oeuvre—langoustinas and | dry sherry — was served out- doors at umbrella tables on the terrace.

The luncheon was in a high- rafted room, walls covered with

ushrooms 1c. rich eream sauce, in soenee

1 tsp. salt % tsp, Tabasco 1 tsp. fine-minced fresh maint | or % tsp. dried mint

8 large eggs, slightly beaten.

made

See the new silhouettes in floral creations jeet Py eight st

adella’s

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bowls overflowing with arvest grapes decorating the big L-shaped table with hand- embroidered linen. Conversation was mostly about | | food, for our Spanish hosts were | as interested in American cook- as we were in Spanish dish-

en. aria VERSION iret course was an ele-

since hi

cial worker scolded me. I sleep| SUMMERSIDE — A delight- badly:.Sometimes I gi h ® | ful and instructive sho pain in my heart ile asleep | presented by the girls re Grades that T jump up in fright. What | | kt and XII of the Summerside can Ido? I ae getting sick. | High School modelling the gar-

Sherry Chalk, Isobel Darby and Carol Enman, Marilyn Mac-|@ Lean @nd Susanne Salome, Judy Perry and Joyce MacFadden,

|ers

youthful modal showed sleep- | gant Beenie of scrambled eggs. ied to grow with her | In exchange recipe,

i a alent tel shade. | Chef and I gave our Spanish Valerie's doll wasn't forgotten | friend a new egg - mushroom

The winners | in

Randy Ves-| ¥°

Please help mi Dear GN! Quite obviously, your daughter is mentally sek. Are you just too stupid to gra that fact and make warmh

ior Supposing she had been a vie- tim of polio or rheumatic fever

childhood— so that she still |

carried a hangover of crippled

legs or a damaged heart—would it

deeghter, [Se 1 tes

i And in her mentally sick she feel believes:

te be true is the truth, from her viewpoint. ee tell uw = th AM t

on tae , inked to. love love

‘carveen a and a sense of ea: tion from mother-care. It is

kind of outlaw gesture, stealing from those who refuse to give to (hese Whe weed tnd os ouch, is & protest against the stingy. in- different, withholding mother.

eggs, Dear,” he said to Alex in

an_ aside. Certain!" Mack smiled. mone you sure?” he question.

mp made this term, was held Monday evening in the Civie rium

|au Aalto

. wit he stage was most attractive

jetting (tom- we MacKay Lt.) and many baskets of cut flowers (compliments of Kelly's Flower | Shoppe, Maritime Greenhouses | Ltd., and Williams’ Estat.

Fir irst on the program was @ medley of scotch songs on the bagpipes by Donald Groom, also

Marion Yeo and Isabel Mac- |G

ware, Green was master of

‘comment:

and a for the Tartan models, eer yltt: Gall MacKenna jas the commentator for the models: Judy

Cook | stone, under whose direction the | plain. sewing

Louise Powell, Deans Rogerson and Judy Ram- Say, Mary Beth Tot,

Margaret Frost, Anna Jean Frost

lanet and Joan Affleck, Linda Bietson and Doreen Mallett, Diane LeRose and Pauline Mac-

and Joan Burleigh, Annette Arsenault and Elysee Gallant, in Compton and Elva

good!” eth taenbow = = Dianp=| Povey and Flaine MacRwen, Good-night. {Joan Anne Heffell and Helen

, Marlene Ford and | Dost

Claudia Sears and Edith Ram.|Cither and she had sleepers that | say, Marlene LeClair and Joan.| Just matched. her aoe A = one auf, Kahne provided by Mrs. Gloria Atkin- | Mil and Elizabeth Ga pe

Glenda Ji eM

Following the show there was ridge, Doss: and 4 panel discussion chaired | by Margaret Cairns, Arlene Hayes| MP. oe eee nineaite, oe and Sandra Huestis, Tices ane ch ae oe The following program was|CAC members to demand pro- interspersed throughout with a| tection for the consumer piano solo “Prelude in C Minor”| I" Yael rue er by Rachmaninoff by Loring| ial food and drug ae ayner; three selections by the ems ot tee | ‘a = le Glee Club and directed by Mr, i Brecesten Ghe oem Chaisson— “Finlandia” by Sibelius, “Land of Hope and! Glory” ‘by Elgar and ""Verdan Meadows” by Handel; and th chorus “Many a New Day” |< from Oklahoma and directed by $i, Mr. Lionel Dix

tt all levels and that where any jolations of the act are evident lorence the produce in question is re-

lett won was the oh outy Geel moved from the market. He en- |

for the 8 es— the nilowieg | airs ‘modell | mats ce ee ing: Katherine Mis, Diane| Robert Hogg speaking Bell, Cheryl Oron and Joan| tort the coogumr said that, the Anne Heftell. sumer has to protect herself The instructors, Mrs. Allison| through careful shopping and MacLean and Mrs. Davis Lid-| should not be afraid to com- ihe said she felt that

had been accomplished, were presented with bouquets of flowers. The principal, Mr. Da- vis Litistone, thanked the teach- ra for their untiring efforts,

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| moot consumers tm Chartotie- town would like a new type of milk bottle cap, where the pour- | ng llp is covered, Summerside she pointed out, these for sometims The final speaker on the panel was Dr. James Higgins, of the provincial department of health. | | Dr. Higgins told those von that there was very good con-

sumer protection on milk on | j P. E. 1. and when meat is spring shipped from the province,

| providing adequate of slaughter houses but said he felt the problems were not in- surmountable,

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