' ties are ciiiiiiiig bac

: finds an inviting nook

I How ABOUT MENL?

- paper containers.

LET'S EAT -I

Lunch - Box Parli

3: Ida Balley Allei

.ll.iii,v cusliiiiis of the gay iiine- "lltlu-YE heard about the fund-

iilicn luncheon or supper for two in was packed in one box and auc-

tioned off to the highest bidder. cipes proportioned to serve 4 to 6.

The girls packed and brought the -lunches. the men were the eager C buyers.

parties at her summer place. 3 where they are proving a great c

Mli'('PSS. Her only rrtluiremenl is tomatoes. Gibson Qirl sliirtxiaist dresses for Sl'I.C(I peeled union.

the iionien and porkpie hats for

the men. right now as high-style water on the COW 350 dcL',i'ecs I”.

30 min. oi until browned.

as they were in the nineties!” "How are the parties ducted” asked the Chef- ”The lunches for two are beau- tifully packed in baskets. plainecl, "Tlie guests draw lots for the lunches. Each couple through the spacious grounds-

the meal. I

tfWhat menu does Willi , t find most adaptable. M.adame'." l "A meat or egg salad in 8 ounce. assorted sand- wiches in envelopes. relishes and I fruit dessert foi'm the Pattern- . ”She arranges the food in band- led wicker baskets, lined with paper napkins, and adds any nec- .essary eating implements. hand- led paper cup! and saucers and plastic vacuum bottles for the beverage-hot or cold according tol the day's temperature."

ELLEN'S DIARY

Ancl Build It Safe!

Among visitors to Alderlea to. .,.day. the season of weeding I-ID-'

Tomorrow's Din ii e r: Beans cuts; garlic bread sandwiches. pickled

kg 1,.ema,.kedp baked with tomato: cold

beet salad; lemon cocuiiut custard raising box parties of those dpys, me; ml 0,. iced Coffee or In or

boiling water. Put on I lid; let it "A friend of mine has adapted stand '30 min. ' ' this idea to purely social summer

” 1 ex- M935...-9 1 pl milk into a double boiler lllp Add the grated rind '1 wanders-. lemon

IFICNI - Gradually bcal

GS

OMEN

ilk. All iiicasiiiv-iiirnts are level re-

Paze 8. The Guardian Sat., July 7, 1956

Baked with Tomato: lb. Yziiikee beans with

Beans over I

- HAPPEN

INGS

Add 2 tsp salt. I4 tsp. , ,, . tbsp. iiiiilasses. I4 lb. salt pork. ut iii hitc-size pieces. 2 c. canned and l chopped medium

Transfer In a casserole. Add in tuii-r if necessary. Put lid and bake Uri hrs. At Uncover and bake

R

Lemon Lllltttlnlll Custard Pie

scald over boiling water.

Blend iw tbsp. cornstarch with r

Beat 3 eggs with V4 tsp. salt. in 3!: c. sugar. Pour ill the milk. Add V: C. can- ned flakcd coconut. Cover and cool. Stir in 1 tbsp. lemon juice.

Pour into a deep 9" pie plate lined viiih American pie pastry. the edge fluted. Bake 10 min. at 350 degrees F. and bake 35 min. more or until I knife inserted near the center comes out Clean.

Trick of the Chef:

Season pickled beets to fast? with a little chopped fresh or powdered dill.

which dough rises so round and, quick in summer days. the short- cakes that come best of all with the

and daughter Nancy of Toronto, are spending two weeks with Mrs. Warren's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Street.

Miss Betty Allen. and Mr. and Mrs. SJ. Campbell of Newcastle. N.B.. visited Mr. and Mn. Jnck BBICOITI In Summerside over the weekend. miss Betty Allen will

have left for their home in Hall- fax after weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. merside, and Mr. and MrI.,Vic- tor lnman. They were accompanied on their return trip by Mrs. Grodon Sim- mons' brother, Mr. Wendell lu- man. '

and family. have returned home from an enjoyable trip to the white Mountains, New Hampshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Leighton 'WIrren M at MacDonald,

ussell Cambridge

Mr, and Mrs. Leslie M. Allen.

- n Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simmons.

spending the holiday

Leslie Simmons, Sum-

North St. Eleunors.

I

Mr and Mrs. William Morrison

Mr. Grodon Maxwell, and daughter Margaret, Sackville, N 5.. are spending the summer months in Summerside.

Mr. James MacArthur and daughter Sally. Winnipeg, are spending I few days with Mr. Ind Mrs. Cliff Rankin. Summerside East, and will also visit Mrs. Mac-

On Friday afternoon, Miss Janet

Johns Presbyterian Church. Bel- fast on Saturday, July 7th was the guest of honor at I tea given by her aunts, Mrs. Mrs. Richard MacRae and Miss Kathleen Maclfae, at the farmer's apartment.

. for Miss Janet MucRae at her and enjoys 1 tbsp cold milk. Stir into the- c;TlaI?0rT:::'oh:,';e5)::."" MT" 3” home at Tea Hill on Sunday after-

lhealed iiiilk. t'oiik-stir 3 min. ' es! with bouquet of puppies. Pre- siding at the ten cups was Mrs. Harold Smith. Serving were Miss. es Gail Kinnon. Smith. Anne MacPhall and Mar-

to-be with I gift and I gift from the the hostess three grand child. ran.

ed home this weekend for his an- nual vacation from Drummond. ville, Quebec.

acRae, whose marriage to Win- on South is to take place at St.

Wilfred Hunter,

Mrs. Edwin Stewart entertained

oon. The table and room were adorn-

5h'3ld0W. Natalie Mac- Freda Richards, Linda

ne Balderston. The hostess presented the bride-

Mr. William Shcrren is expect-

Mrs. Douglas Sherren and her two sons Michael and Paul, have returned to their home in Guys. ggrough. Nova Scotia. They have G.en the guests of Mr. and Mrs,

""39 Shane". Charlottetown.

Mr. J. Eric MacGregor, Char. lottetown and Mr. C. Ross Mac-

the late Mr. Wnppler. internation-

Illy famous scieptlat Ind inventor,

New York City.

The bride chose for her own

wedding date the 3th Innlversary

of her parent's wedding.

The double-ring ceremony was performed by the Reverend Ny- ron J. Bertel, pastor, assisted by the Reverend Lyman R. Hartley of New York City.

The bride. given In marriage by her father. wore lace and tulle over ivory satin fashioned with portrait neckline. outlined with pearls, I lace bodice and matching long sleeves. Her chapel train was of lace. A crown of pearls held her ivory veil in place. She carried I white Bible. decorated with white roses and stephanotis.

The wedding reception was held It the Plscataquis Country Club It Guildford.

The couple left for a cruise to Bermuda, the. bride travelling in I light blue linen suit with white accessories. following which they will be at home in New York City -The bride I graduate of Fox- croft Academy, attended Western College at Oxford. Ohio, and maj- ored in music at Pine Manor Jun- ior College. Wellesley. Mass.

The bridegroom was graduated

Charlottetown, ugementmf their eldest daughter.

nuinv M.A. cm:-:vnmr.'

ENGAGEMENT IS Mr. Inf Mrs. Charles Cheverie. announce the en-

IAN GREGOR MCQUARRIE

ANNOUNCED

Mary Margaret Ann to Ian Gregor .son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Quarrie, Hampton. take place in late

Wedding in

from St. Mark's School at South- boro, Mass.. and from the Sciiool of Electrical Engineering. Colum- bia University. He is employed by the American Cystocope Makers. New York City.

Lieutenant J. Eric Love of flar- lington, Texas. brother of the bride was one of the ushers. The guest list included many such well known names as Admiral and Mrs. Wallace Beakley, Dr. Thomas J. Kirwin, New York City, Mrs. Arthur Spalding and the Reverend and Mrs. Franklin Dus- kam. Germantown, Pa.

Friends attending from this pro- vince were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roper, personal friends forlmany years of Mr. and Mrs. Love. and Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Cerry. Invited but regrettably unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. George Haw- kins.

Mrs. J.R. Auld of West Cove- head has returned home after an enjoyable holiday with her son. Dr. Benson Auld and Mrs. Auld of Halifax.

t

,KEeP IN TRIM --.5.-......?...

TN" llrls. In your turn today. Now its the swim suit season. you Ire Gilt! to pursue positive gnlning

.ameIIureI. -30' here 'II I onin-zwo-

am for curved.” '- . Take Idvantnge of Grade A on- trition IndiIlow.down the hectic pace of the day to r your"-vital reserves: develop our chest mus- dei I-llllolllh co tive exercise: Ind. p In I follow through, put 3011190011191! In Your posture. You'll 3903 Ind feel like I new girl, Ind your curves will be right for you; Good nutrition plays o small Part. Your underweight ay stem from too little food or from poor food habits. Good food values work

threeiuozr

tion. Oiily the foods assimilated count for healthy curves. THREE REGULAR MEALS Be'sure to eat three balanced meals daily. at regular times and . p g .,...,,,

, Neill I-lme YOII IR lnltlllnx I cake or we with walnut halves, t.ry browning the II:tI lightly in I little butter before using I-an II I gnrmali.

M. Sproule. Miss Jean Rcuertson. R.N. was maid of honor and Miss Isabel Mutch. R.N. was brides- maid. Mr. Everett MacLeod was groomsman and the ushers were Messrs. Allison Mutch and Elmer MacLeod. The bride is the for- mer Ethel Elisabeth Robertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Robertson of Dunstaffnage and the groom is the son of Mrs. and the late Mr. James P. MacLeod of Mount Hope. Myers Studio

together as I team to aid assimila-. ful

4- f .15 - Build-Up I. s

I! III' JIM III) at -,

on time. That in the way to L;-ngn IPDGCII-Gad food habits. Always alt-I g breakfast. Boost calor. in by having a glaII,of whole milk with each meal. And a slice or two of high quality bread and run. tar. ,Keep tdessertn simple ice Rl'V5mo 0"! . PII s. fr A and cream. dams U" Perhaps it will bring home me importance of good food habits to hear from I former too thin girl, "Just I year ago. I had I sel-. lousi underweight problem. Allel- following your Grade A Nutrition fond pattern and the exercises in Curves:-for the Thin Girl, I havg galiied 20 pounds and feel wonder.

You may not need to gain 20 pounds. Perhaps I dozen rounded pounds will do nicely. It's notso much Poundage per'se you're after as it is to improve the general state of your helath.

AN HOUR TO RELAX

whether you arn'I working girl or I homemake, take one linux- oiit of the hectic pace of the day to relax. Take I full hour at lumh . . . never miss it. Tension and in- ner stewlng "burn up" caloric; .; I reckless rate.

Now. an exercise to banish that plucked chicken look . . .

Position: Standing in , arms down It sides, backs of hands forward.

Movement: Moving against re. 818t3lIC9.- Vet? slowly raise armx forward , to overhead. backs of wrists leading. Then. turn palms toward ceiling. elbows straight. and holding palms in this position. slowly bring arms down. leading with under part of wrists. Resist with chest muscles. Repeat twice, rest, continue 8 counts.

To Put oomph in your posture, lift your chest and square your shoulders-at ease, girls. With good nutrition, you'll feel like standing

I. I

beautifully.

' cared. It came by familiarptokens. 'ITRito the ken of this farmwife who

th st of the strawberries; v ; , . - . I re Arthur 3 father in law. Mr. Alexan Kenzie. Summeiside. reutnrned A most delightful surprise party

.3 ins to no skill at that work. But ":5; can read its signs. Its approach! h Iiailed by a man's intensive but

noiva infallible search "those hoes we put away last year in the garage." and the despairing and insinl ating query. "Now what become o those files I left right .-here on this mantel only the other "'da'y!" And then shortly a spirit- ft"Qt!- exodus of all available help. and the ensuing calm which tells us that the workers have betaken .'”themselves to the field. We pick up its threads later. on one or another of those occa- Leigns which someone has so well described as being, "the three cri- ses fraught with intense excite- ment which in I woman's life ar- rive regularly every day break- fast, dinner and supper." They come hungry, and always a little weary. we know. to the meals and the foods of the weed- - dug season: the home baked bread

COOK'S CORNER

GINGERSNAPS

1'.-I cups of shortening.

2 cups of sugar.

2 eggs.

'v2 cups of molasses.

4 cups of sifted flour.

2 teaspoons of baking soda. t I teaspoons of cinnamon. 2 teaspoons of cloves. 2 teaspoons of ginger.

Cream shortening. sugar. Beat hi eggs. add molasses and sifted dry ingredients. Inch balls. dip in sugar, place on I baking sheet 2 inches apart. Bake for IS to 18 minutes in your oven at 35 deg F.

l0l'- ate, spit the eye as well in their

Roll into one-

firstlings of the garden-radishes. lettuce, onions to charm the pal-

color: a. freshness.

They bring with them tidings of the progress'the number of rows done. checking these off against those still remaining; reckoning "at this rate it will take us...days to finish this piece..' And we hearing, wonder if there Will be rows to hoe down in ”green valley" ' places of Heaven, or is it only in this world. in the here and now. and often in hardly borne tes-tings of strength and spirit, that folks are given to hoe their long tedious rows'.'

From an eave's window we had caught sight of them at work, above the rise of hill and over the fields between. And beyond and about the haylands were daisied with summer, the hedgerows and woodsy places decked still in fresh greens.

And once when we came to look out at the progress of their work from I vantage point of orchard, in the distance a thrushpsang of lovely things: of sunshine and flowers and tender summer-skies: of wild strawberries ripening, and little homes overflowing with nest- llngs; of tinkling brooks and the blue of tidal rivers-and we could fancy, of little waves washing in to break in curls of lace along the warm sands of our shores.

”You'll have to build it. . .' Mack began today to the carpen- ter. about the chimncy in another house of the farm which he now turns his hand to rebuild. ”Com- fortably big". Granddaughter in- terrupted wit.. I twinkle. ”He menas so that. . ."

"Santa Claus will have no trou- ble wiih it, if he ever has to use it." Mack explained.

"Take your time and build it safe," James commented with I smile." and then Santa wlil have no trouble over making his way in."

We go now at .lame.s' bidding to. "rustle up a bite of lunch," dreams. . .sweeI. in the offing.

Until tnmmorrow- - .s Diary- Good-night”...

state penitentiary in Richmond

When I construction job at the

Va.. required the tearing down of I wall. I llfe prisoner asked the superintendent if he might knock the first hole in the wall. saying he had been wanting to do just

After having met and married ,.two successive husbands who had wooed her when they sat next to her in the same seats in the local movie house. the theatre inquired

would like the two sent: as I

der MacArthur. Kensington.

if I Nottingham. England. woman;

that for I long time.

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MORNING SMILE

)uu'mlder: ”Why did you turn

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Balcom had as their over-night guests. Miss Isabel MacDonald, Miss Marlorle Doyle. Cst. and Mrs. W.J.P. Cough- lln. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Thom Richardson and family have returned to thier home in Fredericton, N.B., after spending a holiday with Mrs. Richardson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schunnan, Summer Street.

The hostesses It the Summer- side Golf and Country Club today will be Mrs. Harold Schurmnn, Miss Blanche Hogg. Mrs. Jerry Sheen. Mrs. Jim Harris. Miss Hel- en Mills, and Mrs. Enzor Bowness.

Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Cannon. St. Eleanors. entertained Thursday evening at a coffee party for the principals in the Maynard-Cannon wedding party following the re- hearsal at Trinity United Church. Mrs. Cannon was assisted in serv- ing by Mrs. Seaman Bell.

Mrs. Paul Fleming of Toronto is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Wood, Eustane Street, Summerside.

Mrs. A.A. Lockhart, Summerside had as her house guest for sev- eral days last week her sister-in- law, Mrs. J.G. Bennett of Char-

lottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Williams of Keswick, N.B. spent the holi- day weekend with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Blrt, Sum- merside. Miss Alena Horne and Miss Irene Horne are vacationing It Stanhope Beach Hotel.

Mr. Gordon C. Warren enter- tained It her home on North River Road last Thursday night at I mis- cellaneous shower In honor of Miss Janet MacRae. Mrs. S.C. Wright assisted the hostess. While the bride-to-be was opening the many gifts, Mrs. John Sterrrs read the Iecompunyl . versen.

On Monday night, the Labora- tory Technicians met It the home of Miss Katherine Beck to honor one of their members, Mina Janet MacRae who was presented with I joint gift of I table lamp to trunk the occasion.

On Tuesday evening. Misses En- id Mncllacheni Ind Thelma Mac- Lean were hostesses It I miscel- laneous shower It their Ipartment in honor of Miss Janet Macftu.

Miss Janet MIcRII was glint of honor at I miscellaneous show- er Ind iialad supper on Wednes- day evening when I group of her girl friends met It the home of Miss Vlrglnll Mnthuon, Albion Cross, where Min Mathenon Ind Mlsr Helen Wright were the hon-

Mrs. Ella Somerl, Upper Queen Street, has left for Hamilton. On- tario. Mrs. Somerl intend: to re- slde In Hamilton.

SHOWER AT o'LEAltY On Friday evening Min Norma Locke wIs honored at the home of her parents. Mr. Ind Mn. Rex Raeford Locke, O”LcIry when Ilse wu tendered I mlrcellmeoul shower Irrnngod by Mn. Willalrn MacDonald Ind Mn. John Locke. To the strain: of the wedding March played by Mia Etlieleen Barbour. the bride-to-be was ll- corted to I decorated chair by her Itster. Minn Betty Locke. In opening the (ma Min Locke was Issisted by Mn. Ivan Colli- cutt, who took the packages from I decorated buket. Ind Mt-u Bot- t

teases. 4

h ie this week after I most en- loyable vacation visiting with friends In Boston, New York nnd Washington, D.C.

On Monday evening. July 2, Mrs, Edison Baker and Mrs. Lowell Heustis were co-hostesses at a shower at the laiter's home in honor of Miss Helen Heustis. As- Iisling the hostesses in serving lunch were Mrs. Kenneth Linklet- ter. Miss Edith MacEwen and Mrs. (-F9011! Key. Junior. Piano selec. tions were rendered by Mrs, Edi. son Baker.

To. mark they closinll or school and in anticipation of the holidays, Master Michael Bears and Miss Moreside's summer residence. A Barbara. Moreside entertained their friend at Dr. and Mrs Joyous event at the party was lhaf ""3 Parents of Barbi and Michael presented them with their first new shining bicycles,

Mrs. John Henry arrived by Plane this weekend on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noel 3- DeB10is. Keppucii. She will be .I0ined by her husband, Dr. Henry next week.

His Honour the Lieutenant Gov- ernor T.W.L. Prowse and Mvs. Prowse held a dance at (lowin- ment tl-louse. Friday evening, 6 July. In. honour of the Command- ing Officer and Officers of the French frigate L'Aventiire.

The Reverend and Mrs. T.li B. Somers have as their guests the Very Reverend and Mrs. C. Rit- chie Bell of Montreal, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Toronto,