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Mr. and: Mrs. Louis Wright (nee Ivy Hearn), Lower Monta- gue, weve happily surprised- at

: boiling water; add salt and 1c. sliced fresh mushrooms their. home recently when rela- orated by Mrs- David Ellsworth. Rartment, where the place is their- Christmas party at the t i bod in. C or 1 (4 02.) can sliced ” tives and friends gathered to It was cut: in the traditiona] |cT@Wling with unmarried men, | ne IDA BAILEY ALLEN ; slow-bail 20 min. Drain. Cover. furnace. parts on hand.

honor them on the occasion of _their 25th anniversary.

Owen Hughes. They have two daughters, Doris, teacher at Camden, Alberta, who arrived

Mr. and Mrs. Wright were jread by Mrs. Leslie Stewart, Some of my-male co-workers |his appearance and distributed saucepan (see Chef) married at Montague on 18th‘ of |and gifts were presented by |28 a coe ae = gifts and treats to all, after) , : "i ome syrup, cn wane vinegat | % Ib. short-cut spaghetti, December, 1940, by Rev. T. Mrs. George MacKay on behalf lee canenes mnanlfisabe: the sligh- iwhich refreshments were serv- Exciting Entree Relish a Cook-stir until sugar dissolves. cooked

' \que. But, from the vantage Whe tea table was centered |9

with an anniversary cake made |POint of my Job, a middle-brac-

by-Mrs. Ralph Graham and-dec--Ket assignment _in the State De-

manner. Messages of congratu- |!, don’t see much promise, |tess- wise. ‘

lations and good wishes were |

of their family and friends. | test sense of obligation to

| a woman's. hospitality. ithey se@m_ to feel they are do

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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fabian ; Arsenault in St. Louis. Wed., Dec. 29, 1965.::

\6 The Guardian, Charlottetown,

| The Ste. Anne’s Club held

home of Mrs. Alphy Gallant, St. |Louis; recently with all mem- jbers present. Santa Claus made

Sweet Pickled Oranges

led. Mrs. John Myers invited the members to her home for the

next meeting. : With the last week of holiday |juice. Or-prepare frozen orange |

1 rether ary tt oe ; oF % @. seasoned HAPPENINGS sap neta a i margarine (additional) Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editer, ‘Phone 4-8508 cree eee Ln. _ Mrs. Myra “Callaghan, St. schoo! recently. Verna Machon eee ae — ons. Louis, left recently for Montreal welcomed the mothers and sev- ments. Transfer to oiled low where she will spend the winter. eral girls led’ in games before . qt casserole. Cover with . one of the leaders showed slides - grated cheese and crumbs Kathie MacNeil, student on a trip to B.C. Refreshments mixed with melted butter. Bake jnurse at P.E.I. Hospita! is were served by the leaders as- 30 min: in hot oven (43 de spending ine helidave with her sisted by several of the girls: F) parents, Mr. ai . ‘Angus AMY FROM THE i ‘MacNeill, Murray Harbour. Elaine Herring, RN, Ganaiine — : ¢ of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Herring Ingredients: milk ; . Wallace Jordan, Acadia Uni- | Murrey Harbor, has arrived seasoned salt. is feces versity student, is spending the home from Victoria; B.C. 2 thep “putter or marge- Christmas vacation with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jordan, - Mrs. Orville Johnson, Bede- ' : Beach Point. que, left recently by plane for — Ansa oy ae ‘ . Florida, where she plans to seasoned a instantized x Ewen Taylor, pharmaceutical | spend the winter with her sister. When om wine cook- student at Dalhousie University, stir over mod. heat until the is spending the Christmas holi- Mrs. George Hendérson, Bede-\ boils and thickens. Stir days at the home.of his parents, que, is spending several weeks or _matgarine. Mr. and Mrs. Lee-Taylor, Nine with—her tomurtew-and daught-/|* This recipe is for quick- and- Mile Creek. — jer,-Mr and Mrs.¢ Allan Martin, | no- cream sauce. If . ae ens Charlottetown. ~~" desired, substitute 3 c. plain Dalhousie student, Roger Bell. white sauce made by a standard ean is spending the holidays in Mur-/ Leonard Gaudet and Maureen . my peer iro Fe a parents. Gaudet, students .of St. Dun- .@ . ‘ stan’s University, are. spending s ; Chiistmas vacation at their WOMAN FREEZES “Mary Gosbee, 4th year PWC |home in St. Louis. Robert Gau- TORONTO (CP)—A 52-year. student_is home with her par- det, student at the same univer- Toronto woman was found ents, Mr. and Mrs. John » lsity, is also spending his holi- frozen to death on the porch of Murray Harbor: for the holi--\days at the home’ of his par- her hme early Sunday after day. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Belonie Gau- apparently slipping and striking det, St. Louis. i her head. Plice said Mrs. Con- Darlene Herring and Gery , Brown went outside Herring, who spent__ the past | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linklet- Christmas night in her night- four months in Hamilton, Ont., \ter, Central Bedeque, were re- clothes. An autopsy showed arrived — to Murray: Har- |cent visitors iri Seag Ok Us 3 . death ™~ » to re. ee bour recently. | were A P , ; atures w 10; ‘ ~ |ter’s sister Janet Affleck, who SPACE-AGE FURNITURE...WITHOUTH THE SPACE grees Sunday. 44 gist Joseph P.- Gaudet has return: |has returned to her duties: in | i : ‘ i ; < ed to his home in St. Louis after |Truro. While at home, .she at- “Space-Age furniture in Tor- garet Camphbell.{above)—com-- should have drawer space only” | ne OO : : es -; |spending the last. six. months-in-/tended-the-funeral: of -her-gramd-} onto’s new city hall has been: plains that lack of drawer have a space desk. i Soe “ Sadat oe | Toronto, Ont. |mother, the late Mrs. Hector lauded for its sty: innova- space is no substitute for any ” 1 HOUR DRY she : MacKay at DeSable. tions. But’ city con Mar- style of desk. Documents that (CP Wirephote) CLEANING ; We aah . _ Vincent..,Myers of Toronto, ~~ : anal : BROKEN BOUGHS Oat: is spending the holidays ie are different, delicious and ne- cover. Bake pn ae in . i 8 LBS. 3.00 , aw , i ts, : with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ver boring. oven or until slice MINEGOO UND’ ecg, aan =e, tree jimbs Monday, snapping streets * \Emile Myers in Leoville. Measurements level; |translucent. Cool and serve as LA RY whose weight tore down many power lines and blocking (CR Wirephete) |* tecipes fer 6 jrenan. we ey sy ei _ > . | aaareie | Harris, oom of Me. end SWEET*PICKLED ORANGES Oe ceeies sec = : to he af - am rs 6 Florida . | [eee De Ae Oct, we eras Calas tas ected io 1 tsp. salt * Celery- Pickled Beets and I T Cadvesied in % ‘spend the holiday season with | 2% ¢. sugar Radish adettes Fuel Coup e At Lower Montag ve Pe = plored onbnteigh lis parente. | % ¢. white corn. synip Turkey- Spaghetti Bake F t d O 2 5th A Ares |[Seretn-:law, if you know What! 10. waste guith of Toronto rc comtvueie: oe Cooked vegeanie’ Oddments SHEI Stove eTe n nniversary Poe = 6 is spending the holidays with her t 12 whole cloves and Baked Cake- Crumb \VWZ Oils

1-3 stick of cinnamon tied in (previously columned) . 4” square of cheesecloth Coffee or Tea or Milk Wash oranges: cover with TURKEY*SPAGHETTI BAKE

mushrooms, drained — 2 tbsp. butter or margarine 3c, creamy sauce

again with boiling water; boil | 20 min. Drain. Cut each orange | into quarters; remove seeds.

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home quite unexpectedly during joyed with music furnished” by well underway, what are you concentrate or chilled “canned |. asserole: pour over syrup; | -% c. crumbs.from fine-

the ‘evening and . Barbara in Charlottetown. 7 c

| Barbara Wright and Leslie Ste- |ing» you a favor by coming at |

wart fae. -Mrs.--Catherine-- Doucette has

MARY HAWORTH.

Divortee Asks For More Light On ’5 O'Clock Curtain’

DEAR MARY HAWORTH Being a divorce. of long stand- ing, I should like further enligh- tenment on this “5 o’clock cur. tain’ situation, brought into the open by a forthright spinster. $7, an equally candid widow.

They say that, single women seldom are asked into the so- cial world of couples, beginning and after 5.p.m. The single wo- man’s usual contacts, with that world are her lunches with wives, or as fill-in compan- fon to thé theater or ballet, when

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Like you, I tpo have seen returned to her home in St. Ed-

: -|few marriages eventuate from |W*ds after spending some time

this. sort of sociability, I've ne- |= Toronto_and, Montreal.

ver known how they’ turn out, | ‘ ;

however, beecause as soon as| ry Harris, ar aa eT is

married “they disappear behind vacationing over t jays |with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

that 5 o'clock curtain, of course | a rbor: Yes, I am etill on their Christ. |FTed Harris at Murray. Ha.

mas ‘list, as the lonely widow so | The Murray Harbor 4H girls

aptly put it. I most likely will ; be until the wedding invitations |e! 4 Christmas party in the

are out. And as I am now at the

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idoing-to-try-to-outwit-the-“‘cold” oe juice as directed on the sniffles that often plague package.. Or use- orange juice | whole family? ‘ | in preparing vegetables for des-

Obviously extra rest ig need-|serts. This year frozen orange

ed. The food for the week should juice concentrate is abundant be comparatively simple, with |and lower in at many su- an extra quantity of oranges | permarkets. ;

and. or orange juice. containing! 4 good way to snatch a quick

a high percentage of , Vitamin jrest when you feel “run-down”, C that is important in building jis to sit quietly for five minut- | up resistanc€ to infection. “ees, relax, “empty”’ your mind |

of problems and sip a cupful of | Minimum Daily Auota ihe i wie: . me

Six sunces of orange ingure, y minimom daily . quota! Throughout this week, r are. of Vitamin C. Two big juice-jcolumning recipes,’ calli for |

joranges_make about. 6 oz. of ioranges or—orange——juice;—that

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the husband refuses to go. | age when most of my) friends YOU SEE IT GROWING You reply that, to your know- |have teenage kids, you. jee what-!-- Bamboo--can~ grow- three- feet

jledge, dating back years, many:'I am in for. Seriously, any com- a day in hot wet weather.

jup-and~—at-. ‘em—unattached—wo-| ment for me?~C. Z. : | =

jmen-in your city keep the “‘af-

ter. 5'’ social pipeline open, ac-| DEAR MARY HAWORTH. |

ross the border into the region |Before any of your lonely fe

where ‘men abound, by giving |male readers launch. into the |

jcocktail parties, buffet suppers, |hopeful brand of entertaining, |

etc., inviting footloose males as that you proposed, tongue in |

well as female friends. oes to brat vider neras “5 This may be an excellent pas- /0’Clock curtain” culties |

time for the lone woman, pro ;meeting men, I would like to |

vided she--has~ plenty “of money |#¥e-a- warning. :

to spend on booze and food: But

jeven so, does it entitle the de-

|signing hostess to ask male

My daily routine brings me) |within hailing distance of a cer tain breed of male known as the | Georgetown -bachelor, who glad- |

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DEAR GIRLS Did 1 fail to | mention, the first time around jon this subject, that the sort of go- getter hosters best qualified | to wring something acceptable to herself from her social traf- fic with the neuter-type, male you. describe, is a female who embodies pronounced elements

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imclination, perhaps shouldn’t try to borrow her style- i

In. her modus -operandi, ‘the male is seen not so much as a person in his own right as a means to an end, the hostess’ object. being to keep herself on the calendar of events. j

By contrast, what the average | lone. woman wants is a really | masculine man of her own, | whose sharing of her life will | give’ it balance, significance,

The Guardian and The Evening Patriot will, in January, publish the. annual Women’s | Club Edition. Such organizations throughout the .province contribute immeasurably to the _com-

‘: wholeness and headship. Com- munities in which they. operate and it ith

7 ’ Pe cart ge denise ts coral | pleasure and pride these publications seek to

; Qe B 2, Satie Ce ee acknowledge their voluntary efforts with a special,

i by ' | Mary Haworth counsels once-a-year review of their accomplishments in - $

|through her column, not by | 1965 and future aims.

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ol mail pr personal interview. | : A number of organizations such as the : Bice SCHOOL. OR. PLAY A Nehiiesight: atytan_ja0|Wtite ber ts care of Be Guar.) Women’s Institute, Catholic_Women’s League, kr rew--tapele

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right for all. year use On her best behavior, but she |Wonderful on trips! : has a twinkle in her eye — a Jiffy Knit!.Use scraps or gay |

4 ; ; Young Co | ‘level. Smaller groups are invited.to send submis- most wanted > ee eS aS Ottis tae ae Sener Hd men Magetren td. or sions. to the women’s editor or to the Souris, styles . . . Large q) charmer. . _ |pick-up work. Pattern 7461: di- Honored ; Montague, Summerside and Alberton bureaux of size range, 14 te : Pattern 4916: Ohil- lrections for afghan. The Guardiam and The Evening Patriot. Dead-. 17% collar.

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quilting motifs. Finest pattern the verses. Edith Clarey arrang- ever collected from famous ma/ed the gifts.

seums. Send 60 cents. for new| Entertainment consisted of ‘a Museum Quilt Book No. sixteén complete patterns. 60¢c. ments were served

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1_—|program of games, and-_refresh-|

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