a © Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Oct. 8, 1959.

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IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Two Youngsters Make

A Surprise Luncheon:

My granddaughters, Diane, 9, land Lynn, 7, like to cook. | “Let’s make lunch,” they sug- d one rainy day when I was ‘iting them. “Something differ- that we can do all by our ives while you sit on the kitchen stool and look pretty, and irect.”” | “All right, what's in the re igerator?”’ |

GANT CLUB SANDWICH “I see frankfurters, lettuce, pmatoes and a little mayognaise. 'There’s plenty of bread, too,”” re- Ported Diane. ‘Could I use these ito make an elegant club sand- Wich thaf would look like a pic- ture in your column, Granny?” “You can try,’ I laughed. “And here are four nice ripe , some orange juice and a package of my favorite coco- puts.’Could I do something new with these to surprise Mommie?” @sked Lynn.

TWO SURPRISE DISHES * Armed with a measuring cup @nd a set of measuring spoons— @ach girl made a surprise dish. - Mayonnaise was transferred futo Thousand Island dressing used in making frankfurter club- style sandwiches. They were not ‘exactly “elegant,” but very good to look at and totaste. .

The banana-orange juice com- Bination finally turned into a fruit cup, which was delectable.

“COOKING IS FUN!”

After the dishes were washed @nd the kitchen was put in order, oe agreed that “cooking is

A surprise visit from the Chef, Who showed the girls how to ar- fange an appetizing pear and ‘Cheese tray, made the day even) more perfect.

MEASUREMENTS ARE LEVEL Thousand Island dressing: For @alad sandwiches, with green Salad, or as a cold sauce with broiled fish or smoked tongue.

To % c. mayonnaise add 2 tbsp. chili sauce, % tbsp. minced par- sley, 1 tbsp. pickle relish and 1 chopped hard-cooked egg.

Makes 1% c.

Diane’s frankfurter club - style gandwiches: For each person toast 2 slices enriched bread.

Spread Thousand Island dress-’ fmg on one slice; top with thin- sliced fresh tomato and pan- boiled frankfurters split length- wise in halves, then cut in quart-

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dar cheese, whole cream cheese and jar of cocktail cheese spread. A little more than half sur- round with fresh pears; garnish with Tokay grapes.

Creed.

Roll call was answered by 12 regular and one new. member. There were three visitors. Min- utes of last meeting read and ap- proved.

New committees were appoint- ed as follows: School, Cindy Mac- Kenzie and Florence MacCannell, sick, Sadie MacDougall and Ma-

|mie MacLean. Card, Teenie Mac-

Kenzie.

’ Invitations were received from the T.B. League to attend their annual meeting and from the Red Cross to attend their semi- annual meet No one was able to attend. Correspondence from Mrs. Cudmore re Radio program on Home and Farm Safety from CIRW, but we are unable to par-

,ty dollars was given trustees to-

screeng and giving advice painting interior of school. It to have screens ma ready for next season and have the ceiling painted i and thé walls antique pearl. Fif-

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ward work. e

A thank you was received from Mr. Jones for work done at Blood Donor Clinic. A request for a donation was received from the League of Mercy. It was moved by Florence MacFadyen, seconded by Teenie MacKenzie, that we donate pillow slips.

It was moved by Sadie Mac- Dougall, seconded by Cindy Mac- Kenzie that we continue support of Indian Orphan Child at re- quest ‘of Convener of United Na- tions. F.W.LC. Radio and Tele- vision Evaluation survey discuss-) ed and filled out.

It was decided to order two bot- tles Cod Liver. Oil Capsules for school children.

Tt was moved by Velma Mac-

he given So tettee whe one Se

MacDougall and Florence Mac-

Plans were. made to hold a banquet for Institute members, their husbands or friends, at the Queen Hotel on Oct. 10 at 9 p.m.

It was decided to have a First Aid Course to be arranged by Secretary on discussion with Red Cross Headquarters.

It was requested that at least five members attend meeting at Afton Hall, Wednesday, October 7, te testing for T.B. Marty MacFadyen, Mamie MacLean,’ Velma MacPhee Georgetta Mac- Nevin, Katie B. MacLean, Sadie

Cannell to attend. +

EARLY TRAMS

Tram-cars propelled by elec- tricity were introduced in Eng- land in 1835.

Next meeting (Annual) to be held at home of Mrs. Georgetta MacNevin. Roll call to be answer- ed with a cash donation instead of having a cake sale.

Meeting closed by singing God Save the Queen.

A delicious lunch was served by the hostess after which group

“| FAKE DIVORCE EVIDENCE

FOR A LIVING”

A young woman

producing phony evidence to make a mockery of our divorce courts.

tells how she collaborates in

Be sure to read her

nesday, Mr. Hees was invited to Baie Comeau, 220 miles north- east of Quebec City, by civic au- thorities and, the chamber of commerce. |

ADULT POLIO CLINIC

For 1st Inoculations for Pownal and Sur- rounding Districts at Pownal Hall Friday October 9th 7:00 to 9:30 P.M.

2nd and 3rd Inoculations will be given tf- requested.

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ers. Slightly erush leaf of lettuce and add. } Cover with second slice of! toast. Fasten together with 4) Wooden picks. | Cut in squares. Remove picks. | Serve warm. Garnish of lettuce and exes,

curls.

Lynn’s banana ~ orange juice! eup: For each person, peel and slice into dessert glass or large! sherbet cup, 1 medium-size ba-! Mana. Half - cover with chilled! orange juice.

Dust with canned flaked coco- put; serve at once.

TOMORROW’S DINNER Tomato juice cocktail, smoked beef tongue, parslied carrots, quick mashed potatoes, tossed cur ecumber salad, banana - orange

THE CHEF’S PEAR AND CHEESE TRAY Easy enough for a child to pre- pare; sophisticated enough for a emart hostess to serve. In centre of large wicker tray| put medium-small \cheese board} containing wedge of aged ched-

ST. CHARLES CWL

The St. Charles Parish Coun- cil of the Catholic Women’s Lea- gue held their regular monthly meeting-—on Sunday, September Mth at 3 p.m.

The president called the meet- fing to order and przyer was led by the director, Rev. Charles Gallant.

Guest speaker at the meeting . was Sr. Mary Henry, director of Catholic Child Welfare. She gave a very interesting talk 7 was certainly enjoyed by

The minutes of the last meet- img were read by the secretary

@nd were approved as read. ' The treasurer then gave her

Teport.

Membership convener reported ¢wenty-two members present.

Spiritual convener reminded the members to pray for lapsed ‘catholics. Social.action convener @ave no report.

Education convener suggested Giving a prize for the highest in the catechism exams. And it was decided to give five dollars. It was decided to buy yarn and do some knitting for the Catholic Welfare.

There being no further busin- @ss meeting closed with prayer.

DONATES ALL TO LT

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