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Epworth Hall I Oi Lovely Fall

On Saturday. September 28th.y a pretty lAPfll'llllg was solem-. nized at Trinity United Churrhn Epworth Hall, when Eleanor; Bovrness was united in mar- riage to Reginald Phillips. l

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MR. AND MRS. K. PHILLIPS AND AITENDANIS

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tron of honor. The hridesmaids were Natalie Johnston and Calh- erinc Phillips.

Best man was Sterling Phil- lips and the ushers were Jamie Phillips and John Walker.

MR. AND MRS. LYMAN CASLEY

Bridesmaids Attend The 50th Wedding Anniversary

On Saturday. Ocubc I. 157. Mr. and Mrs. I4'man Caseley of Mill River celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage which took place on Sntu.t'd8o'. October 5, 1907, at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbs. Mill Road. Mary Jane 4Mayt Gibbs and by- man Willard (Viselcy of Kenning- tnn wcrc unitcd in the holy bonds of matrinionry by Rev. Hugh Miller. The wedding music was played by Miss Maude Duvar.

The attractive young bride was becomingly attired in a white silk gown with full skirt and flo- wing train. The short-sleeved fit- ted bodice featured hand shir- riruz and there were hand shir- red inserts in the skirt just be- low the waistline. Her full length veil was of white net and she!

wore long white gloves. Her bou-l auet was white cnrnations. I

The bride was attended by her inter, Miss Susie Gibbs. and konatd Caneley. brother til the groom. was best man.

When Mr and Mrs. Caaeley celebrated their Golden Wed- ding last Saturday. there were present with than the brides- maid of fifty years ago. now Mrs. Frank Yeo of Elmsdale, and the beat man. Mr. Leo- nard Caseley of Oranaud. also the organist. now Mrs. Barbour. Mr. Junta Murray of Mill Road in the only other wedding guest still living.

Following their marriage Mr and Mrs Casdey went to the

were read by Mrs. Barbour.

For her anniversary Mrs. Case- ley wore a dress of tnpue fallle and a corsa-ge of yellow roses. During the evening the guests were delighted when. after a brief absence from their midst, die renppen cd wea-rim her wed- ding dress and accompanied by her bridesmaid. As Mrs. Bar- bour sounded the strains of the Wedding March. the groom rose to meet his bride.

A very happy social evening was brought to I close with the singing of "God be with you till we meet again." and ”The Queen."

During the years. Mr. and' Mrs. Caseley have been active- ly interested in all things that are good and they enjoy the es- teem and friendship of many peo- ple. Mill River East Women's lu- stitute gave expression to apprec- iation of Mrs. Cnseley and her work in their organization Tues- day evening when they present- ed her with a gift. An address wua road by Mra. Arthur Me- therall and the presentation was made by Mrs. Gordon Warren.

A complimentary addreaa was read to Mr. and Mrs. Caseley Saturday evening. accanpanled by a gin.

Say Farewell After 43 Years

United States where they lived in Newton. Mass, for a time. Mr. Cnseley was erroloyed with the Boston Elevated Railroad lo till they returned to this pro- vince and purchased a farm in Cascurroec. Sax yearn no they retired and built for themselves ' door to Heir damdua in Mill River. Mr. and Mn. Caseley have two danger: Ii-s. Keith Gard tohat of MI River and Mn. itaui K. mam (Leta! of on Leary. Their only son. Lt. Wil-

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. On the evening of October litt ithe home of Mr. and Mn. Wil- -liam Hamilton of Hamilton, P. gt-1.1. was the scene of a happy gathering to honour Mr. and

Par-menu Phillipa. Those present were members of the choir and congregation of Keir Memorial Church of Malpoque. where Mr. Phillipa has been a valued member of the choir for over 9 years. Both Mr. and Mn. Phillipa have been life long members of the Malpeqne

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By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

When we were in California. the chef and l were invited to a teenage barbecue near a swim- ming pool in the beautiful Holly- wood Hills.

The youngsters planned the menu which featured lbarbccued steak sandwiches and plenty of

- them.

COULDN'T AFFORD IT

Said one junior cook: "We couldn't afford to use steak. but we discovered how to make inex- pensive round steak deliciously tender by using meat tenderizer. Now we can even aglord seconds. Taste how rich in good they

are.

"We barbecued the corn on the cob along with the steaks

i"See how crips our vegetable relishes keep in this bowl of crushed ice. But wait till you taste our strawberry ice cream. chef. We churned it ourselves in an old-fashioned freezer."

Barbecued steak sandwiches (Serves 6 to I with seconds): Sprinkle 4 lbs. bottom round steak, cut IV: in. thick. evenly on both sides with seasoned meat tenderizer. as you would salt. Do not use additional salt. Pierce all over with a long pmnged fork, to insure penetration of the tender- lzer and seal in the juices. Let stand at room temperature 1 hr. or cover loosely and refrigerate overnight. Combine ingredients for Cali- fornia barbecue sauce. Hent on coolest part of the grill. Brush the steak with the sauce. Broil over a charcoal fire with the grill set 4 to 5 inches from glowing coals. Watch the cooking time care- fully, as the tcnderizer reduces It by about one quarter. Allow no more than to min. per side for rare steak. 12 min. for medium and 15 for welldone. Split sour dough rolls. brush with butter or margarine and toast on grill. Remove the steak to a wooden board. Carve diagonally in thin slices. Insert in the rolls. Spoon on barbecue sauce. Wrap one end in aluminum foil to prevent drip-

saucc: Combine l c. tomato ketchup. 1 c. water. Va c. vinegar 1 tbsp. Worcestershire, l minccd peeled small onion. 1 minced peeled section garlic. 1 tbsp.

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family left Monday, October Nth. to return to Ottawa On- tario. having spent the put two weeks visiting Mn. Black's par- ents, Mr. and Mn. Daniel Hic- kox, Burlington. and other re- latives and friends on P.!. Ia- land and Amherst NS.

Mr. and Mn. Gerald True- man and son Eric. accompan- ied by Miss Mae huenian. R.N. Amherst, N.S. were Sunday via- ltora to Burlington. They were the guests of Mrs. 'h'ueman'a broth

er. and family

HAPPENINGS A

Mr. and Mn. HJ. Black and ghter Holly. Mn. John Taylor

Harmon. Mrs. Black 1 ' . inc 9 '.l Mra. Leigh Warren and dau- hope on Monday.

of Charlottetown, were guests of their coustna. Mr. and Mn. J. C. Cairns, Freetown. Mrs. Wu- ren was sololat at the Freetown Presbyterian Church an Sun- day afternoon

Misses Edith and Laura Wir- ener, and Miss Barbara Ml:- - Mlllan. City. spent their holl- days at their homes in Stan- .- hope. They were gueata at their parents. -

Mr. Bot; Bevins. John Mc- Gregor and L. Dickson. City ' ends in Stan-

Barbecue

brown sugar. 2 tbsp. honey. 2 'tsp. ground mustard, l tsp. chili powder and 1 tbsp. liquid smoke. Use as directed above.

Labor day cook-out: Raw vege- table relishes, barbecued round steak. corn on cob, heated French fries. watermelon or blue- berry gingerbread a la mode, coffee. milk. All measurements are level.

Blueberry gingerbread; Sift to- gether l"m c. already-sifted en- riched flour, ll tsp. baking soda. 1 tsp. salt.Kl tsp ground cinna- mon. 1 tsp. ground ginger and lo tsp. ground clove.

Cream V: c. shortening; grad- ually add 1-3 c. sugar; blend until fluffy.

Beat in 1 egg. Add 5t c. real New Orleans molasses. Beat un- til well-blended.

To this, add the flour mixture alternately with '1 c. boiling water, beating until smooth after each addition.

Fold in 1 c. cultivated blue- berries. Turn into an oilcd 8-in. square pan. Bake 40 min. in a moderate oven. 350 degrees F 9 servings.

COOK'S CORNER

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2 tablespoons butter 1 cup brown sugar Apples or bananas 1 888 (H cup white sugar 1-3 cup cold water 1 teaspoon baking powder.

Put the butter and brown sug- ar in the bottom of: baking dish. Place dish on stove and heat un- . til mixture bubbles. Let cool, and add bananas. (Any other fniit lmay be usedl. Make a batter of the remaining ingredients and pour this over the fruit. Bake in

Serve with whipped cream.

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Island Couple

Miss Helen Bertha Nidtxet and

the Alone-ment. ronto. Ontario.

Mr. andnlrs.

In Toronto, Ontario

Mr. wiiiiun Shelton Mackayi were married at the Gturch of William Macxay and the late Alderwood. To- Williarn Macltay of East Bide-

The bride in the daughter of The Thomu Nidzet. route.

The United Church parsonage. Summerside. was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Satur- day. September 14th, when Al- lura Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy. McNellls Mills, exchanged vows with Mel- vin Wallace. son of Mr. and Mrs Frederick Stetson, Freetown. in a double ring ceremony, per- formed by the Rev. C.R. Web-

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The lovely'young bride given in marriage by her father. looked charming in a white bal- lerina length wedding gown of Chantilly lace with tulle over satin and matching bolero with long sleeves that came to point: over the hands. Her shoulder length veil of tulle illusion was held in place by a matching Bandeau studded with pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of red roses. Her only orna- ment was- gold earrings with pearl setting. gift of the groom.

Mn. Wendell Weeks was her sister's bi1desmaid.'She was at- tired in a ballerina lenlzt-h town of blue nylon net over taffeta. with matching lace bolero u-nitts and headdress and carried a Ioaegay of pink carnatlona.

ur. Wendell Weeks. brother- lo-lnw al the bride. was best man.

Mn. Murphy chose for her daughter's wedding a blue vis- cole rayon tweed dress with black fleck matching picture hat and black accessories. She wore a coraage of pink carnatlons.

The groom's mother wore a navy crepe drcsa with navy and pink accessories. Her coraage was pink carnatlona.

The reception was held at llrcli Hill Dodge. Mr. Elmer MacLo.-an proposed a toast to the bride to which the groom flttlngly responded.

Following the reception the happy couple left on a honey-

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ford. P.E.l. couple will reside in 1b- Ontario.

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rnoon trip to various points of interest throughout the Marl- times.

For travelling the bride don- ned as blue suit with black ac- cessories and a corsage of white carnations.

On return. the newly marrited couple will reside in Freetown.

Previous to her marriage the bride was entertanied at a com- munity shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Reid where she received many lovely gifts. Before leaving Summerside. a shower was held in her honor at her apartment.

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