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ntly, when the occasion was | evening was Mrs. George Dixon, 2a rooftops and spires, in. Horne and Marilyn Meggison i i H{knewn-te many as—‘Ellen’’, the, many a year. for the members and their hus- | author of Ellen’s Diary) who Until tomorrow - ..- Diary - - - ed basket. ‘In opening them the bands. Mrs. Merrill Green ask- | gave a very interesting talk on | Good-night. . . bride was assisted by Mrs. Ro- ed the grace. The anniversary | Institute werk. bert Corcoran who cut the rib- cake was cut by Mrs. Edgar| Mrs. Helen Campbell called Mar te WI ey | bons and Mrs. Herbert Megg)- Newson. Be : ; ve the cad Se oe : ga = who read rood eee The A resume o' activities o 0 come forward, a presi | : : ° Ss were pa y Barbare the institute during the last 30| dent, Mea, Galvin Holmes, pee: | ANMUCH Meeting ead Beverley Horne and arras years was given by Mrs, Tyrus ted th wr ifiea : y Mary~-Gard. Holmes, and the minutes of the a ol i. cortificatan Mrs. Roland Profitt was elec- : initial meeting were read by : president of the Margate |- Correction: In the caption un- . Lorne Docherty. ‘ The remainder? of the evening | Women’s Institute at the an- der the wedding picture of Mr. A one minute silence was ob- | was spent in card playing. oe at the home ond Mire. Miler MasQuersie a Profitt. Other pearing on Monday's ? officers elected for the 1906-67 Page, the name was seauneiie __| tagm-were: vice president, Mrs |printed as Mr. and Mrs.‘ Miltop Eileen Profitt; secretary, = MacQuarrie. Heath Mayhew (re-elected); di- Mrs. Adelaide Drake of Ver- vectors, Mrs. Edward Andrews, non, P. E. I. has returned from Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. ee ee ee Philip Henderson: auditors, Mrs er vp Mrs. Lorne Adams and Mrs. Lorne Stanton Jenkins, 196 Pictou MacEwen: press , Mrs Road. Mrs. Drake, who is 8 Arthr Proft ‘cofeerb ars | years young, has recently visit- and literature, Mrs. ed at Bible Hill but this visit had lar; health, Mrs. Everett Cou- a special significance for on sins; agriculture, Mrs. Philip Sunday morn Henderson: citizenship, Mr s. St: David’s United Church and Ralph Adams; Red Cross, Mrs saw her first great “grand-child, Chester Howard: home econo- Stephen John Widden ‘son of mics, Mrs. Yorne Adams, edu- Mr. and Mrs. John Widden, 39% cation, Mrs. Keith Warren: pro —— ries Carol lenkins) . i and Mrs. Mrs. Stanton Jenkins was sup Andrew Johnson: letter friends ply organist and her daughter Mrs. John Johnson. Sharon re home for the ‘president at. Mrs Lorne week-end the Victoria Ge hasus wee chair, the meeting neral Hospital School of Nursing soaeee vam two aoe = was violinist on this occasion. ence “in memory those : had died for us” followed by 2 , REWARD BEST BOOK reading. by Mrs. Edward And- - REGINA (CP) — High school rew and the Song of Peace. Roll yearbook and newspaper editors call was responded to by 13 mem will compete next year in a cen- caaies et St Staak pe eee eae sagan ley i the last ; a first : | the-last-monthly-meetings- were-| ______MR._AND.MRS..DAYID- ABLETT -——-———{ school_enrolment, cae sion tare. read by the sccrelary, Mrs Ce eo ' — Cor- Phy Henderson, Tm tweammr| MARRIED IN MORELL - Seen ed 2 balance of $61.96 on ha 4)” ‘The wedding of Lauretia- Ablett of Toronto was solem- | WILFRED BURKE schooF committee reported. The |, daughter of Mr, and nized-recently at Morell Unit j | & SON retiring president, Mrs. Adams, | Mrs Charles Mosher of Brix ed Church. Rev. Donald R. | ee thanked the officers for ther? . 3... ews .-a ws. ara oe were eee es . ine Gata ta te lett, son.of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. ception wag held in Morell REPAIRS CHANGING

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT ST. PIERRE

WED IN ONTARIO

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‘er farmer said,

; The_marriage was solemniz- ed -recently at St. Patrick’s Roman*Catholic church, Ham- lton, Ont. of Kathryn Elaine,

dest daughter of Mr. and its T. A. Harris of Elmira,

.E.I. and Robert Joseph St. Pierre,.son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred St. Pierre, of Hamil-

ELLEN’S DIARY

On Our.Shopping Trip - We Meet Many Friends

So lovely this day was, s0 mild and pleasant. James de- cided we should take the after- noon off, and come away to town. It was naturally under- the time spent there was not to be wast- ed in idle window-shopping, of in loitering along the displays in stores.

“T always recken-that if one needs something, they. should buy it’ he offered into a silence when we honored the ‘Stop™ sign, at the end of our Road. “Yes, but don’t dawdle over it- nor take all day in making up your mind!”

A shade of dissappointment crossed our mind. Sometimes a new hat one’ may not altogether need, or a dress - or a, hairdo! will do more for a housewife’s morale than all the counsels of a; sage, or the medicines she can swallow. Even just, as the children will say, “‘to make be- lieve you have a million dol- lars’ and look at the fetching displays in the shops at this sea- son, is to brighten one’s heart and day considerably.

“You don’t suppose that drov- er will come to look at the heif- er this afternoon?” James queried, looking past us to the younger farmer at the wheel of the little truck, after we enter:

“ed the broad Highway: ~~~

+-4eif he does. Mack is there."* « . “There, I intended to’ pitt a bit

of straw in with that sow, before.

we came away. It clean slipped from mind. You don’t suppose? “Not this afternoon” the young- easing the truck for a zoned passage, ‘‘not before tonight, at any rate.”

ton, Rev. Philip Sherlock per- formed the double ring cere- mony and celebrated the nup- tial mass. Following: a wed- ding reception at the Sons of Italy Hall, the couple left on ‘a honeymoon to Florida. Mr. ‘and Mrs. St. Pierre are resid- ing at 12 Oak Ave, Hamilton.

s year term. Mrs. Arthur Profitt

election of officers. A motion was passed to give the teacher $15.00 for Christmas gifts.

“There's a nice lot of red iJand .this fall, isn’t there?” Ja- |mes offered, looking off over the countryside. -. < imported grain.”

“Well, it’s good to have things pretty well straightened away for the winter, isn’t it?’’

“Yes it ist:the younger farm- er nodded. ‘Though there are

done. Those heaps of brush, left

when we cut the wood Jast spring - we must get ose fired one of these timesxj} we

can. And we have’ more shing- les to put on here and there, if we get the time.”

“And we must sweep those chimneys some nice day. I do not like to think of a sooty flue and a high wind-”

“It's not a happy combina- tion, that’s true’ the younger farmer. agreed.

We were pleased to leave them attend to business of the farm, which included gathering

“There is. It will mean less}

things yet we should try to get | ;

Brookfield WI

| Annual Held

Mrs. Reagh Moore was hos- tess to the members of the Brookfield: WI at their annual

-| meeting held recently In the

absence of the ident, Mrs. Preston | Blac saris sick in the hospital, the vice-president Mrs. Gordon MacLeod chaired

to the institute during the year. it was reported that the sum | of $12.65 was realized from a re- cent auction sale held by the members: ;

up “extras” of repairs for some of the ‘water-bowls in the stab-

animals’ medicine chest, them when needed to lessen the inconvenience of a hurried trip to town at. such a time.

<0 Se ‘fofks “along” the stores’ aisles, perhaps someone who had been

jin mind of late, to learn --how |

they fare and gain tidings of fa- mily and friend; to hear of a |new babe come, or of someone |ill at home or in hospital; of a wedding -in the offing. maybe, or

ito learn of changes in rural liv-"|

'ing;. of some from the farms,

les, and also supplies for the | so to jj have remedies on hand for |

To shop, we. find. is,.to...meet. f.

For caretaker-icethaker Arena, Alberton, wilk be

salary sarily

expected. accepted.

Lowest

their _ services

up to and including Dec. 5th, 1966. State

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: mr Te Prepare: Combine ingred LIDA BAILEY ALLEN ents and stir-heat until butter TTS , : is just manne. Makes % c.. 2 APPLESAUCE Pre-Party Preparation . CHERRY « PIE s 1 frozen 9” pie crust shell Makes Hostess Perfect peer ped BY IDA BAILEY ALLEN | with Farley Manning Associaes| % ¢. milk Gs “Always practice preparing | as director of home economics.| 1% ¢. canned applesauce a new, dish before serving it to MAGGIE‘S LUNCHEON : oe Se Huet 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Nov. 30, 1966. —. * advises Maggie Mur- MENU 111. he ; | PY; oUF column guest for this (as promised) eae following week-end. Steak with Seasoned Butter directions, Cool , HAPPENINGS Lane S- mrepere tes 68 Shoestring Potatoes Enc: toe whipped doomeet ] mb wid Athos meses [> . qonuliflower ‘Vinaigrette — | with milk in deep bow! of mixe Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor, Phone 4-8506 vance in skill, edd other menus |” . Rolls Soft Margarine =| 2'nin "or until thick. Ads % ee iiet the a my Lena “too Creams: with af applocsuse oni weimiodh bes names the Hot Spiced Applesauce :

Mr. and Mrs. Erskine Clark| Mrs. Nobert+ MeAsséy end sts invited, so if come 2 min. Fold ————- le and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Keefe | Mrs. Weldon Rennie, hime, | £05 the menus ea be Catton a, sauce. Spoon into cooled, Dekec have just returned to Alberton | were hostesses at the home of. ‘ted, VIN. DRESSING je crust shell. ate 5 after a brief but delightful trip |the latter when friends gather | Table-Setting Decor (For Asparagus or Caulifiower |": until firm. Top with + to the Bahamas. The journey led to tender a.cup and saueer! “Attractive paper cups and felad) . w cream. was made by air from Moncton shower to Marion Barbour who pistes weed. la: the, dining, rem 23 ¢ cider vinegar or CHEF SUGGESTS MON via Montreal and Boston. Four |is to be one of the season's te both noise and dish-|- wine vinegar DAY DINNER ‘ days were spent in Nassau, the | bride’s. The gifts were | “and allow for frequent| 2 ¢. safflower oil Mesdames: You will enjoy thi centre from which tours were | ed by Wurren and 7 in table-setting decor:| 9 tsp. salt menu already given in this col. = by land and by sea. The |la Renni¢‘and a social hour [With a good of pretty| 1 tsp, dry mustard uma. | To it to a budget

. Albérton families were | was enjoyed. . % “S| tableware on num | 14 fap, fresh-ground pepper ~ wise basis, buy minute- round

Buests of the machinery com- r "Mer of guests canBequickly| 3 thee India relish steaks and use a not - seasoned ° + —Mr-—and—Mrs. Robert—Horne+gerved 2 ‘Steep. chopped olives | meat tenderizer , ion

sents in this province. They | were honored last week at ‘al’ Our friend Murphy | 3 hard-cooked eggs, sieved ings indicated; whip up ‘mashed

travelled with a large er0uP of| Dostmuptial shower heldijat the [bas cooked. snd. "kept house” | Mix all ingredients in jar |polto". inetoad of serving shop

tore Cone tar nome of Mr. and Mrs, Keith [ever snes she was a small girl: /which cam be covered tight. It) mised cooked vegetable salad

re Coneds and the state of | T. , She majored in some will keep stored in refrigerator | Vinaigrette, ‘The de Fa the Maritimes in the .|Gard as hostesses were . : ther the-ice cream or the choco

co : _— | David Horne, Mrs. Harold Gard a oe Baad vo-necene = SEASONED BUTTER lates. Et Voila! .

and Mrs. James.Gard, Pink and| manager; on the home econom-| (For Steaks or Fish Fillets)|— LIVED AMID BONES

seg ae Big BO. smd ies staff of a etieel seagatine: oe ‘1 tsp. basil, % pratt tribesmen of th ee it ure Haroid Gard ee ith_a large food company; six | tsp. powdered tarragon. 2 tsp. | Ukraine lived in huts made a _ oll amas married couple |Y°2"? with her own eco- | chopped parsley, a whiff of {mammoth bones “about 6.00

the ve taken up re sidence in Don Mills, Ont. . (Phote. by Barry MacGilliv- ary) “

Have Equality ©

MOSCOW (Reuters) — Rus- sia’s leaders claim that equal- of the sexes in Soviet

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“Despite this, complaints — fre- quently are heard that there are not enough women in high state and party positions and while many. women are work- ing in road repair gangs, not Many are running factories.

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A year ago, the Communist party newspaper Pravda said the number of women in ec o- nomic and public life was .de- creasing rather than increasing

Nevertheless, women. make up 49 percent of the country’s work force, recéiving equal pay

‘by; To help them. there is a wide network of kindergartens ,

nurseries wheré working moth ers ‘can: leave their children at little or no expense during the

tached to the factories the mothers work.

where

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A. L. TIBBETTS,

~Treasurer, Alberton.

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‘Only 85¢ and $1.65 at drug count ‘ers everywhere. |

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More than 100,000 women, about 90 per cent of the labor force, are union members in Norway.

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