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Central Queens District | Women’s Institutes Convene

Central. Queens No

Convention .of the Women’s

ene Stitute .4as—held_in_the Wisisioe

ELLEN’S DIARY

» | Summer's Lovely Days’ Fe - Bring Happiness To All

davs. how we We blend in surely some of their loveliness with the Inaves we mix. and the. meals we spread And when “on bended ‘kenees” scrubbing a floor, the sunbeams lie goldenly along our path. or a songbird’s. bright trill enters at the open door.‘or the clear. clean laugh of -a child whose cup too as ours is press- ed dewn and running over with the joy of it all-there as though- in Church. we give thanks Yesterday, we recall now

young lauchs and chatter came into us fram the pait of lads. Peter and Gordie ‘Jamie's and Elva’s son) who played happily in the vard. Now they were.at the sandpile working with “pay- loaders"’ _ and .other. marvellous. machines. surveving and laving

The

love them

summer

and perfecting roads there Thén strom this crop were in the ; by way of a change, they left it chard in the. cool of the evening,

presently to help us carry off to

* the woodshed. the dead branch-

es James. in a spell of tidving. sawed off any lawn tree thus burdened = The’ wilows. wide of bole and branch. are the worst offenders’ in this respect. even though every high wind shares in keeping them pruned Yet fine shade trees they make. the laurel wafed -especially fragr- ant and beautiful, the golden, bright twicged and attractive when others wear the quiet sha- des in keeping wih those of the resting fields

And sometimes the pair. Pe- ter, mature for his five years,

HAN jand Gordie’ about a year his tu-

nior. also a knowing chap. though lacking yet’ the : fund know- ledge’ the former has picked up. went to other interests of play

of

“Let's ‘play Indian’. shall we'’ we overheard Peter sug- gest

"Yes, I'd like that’” Gordie smiled

“Well. Ind@Me first place” Pe- ter reminded him soberly. “vou have to think you're an Indian before you can rightly play one. ‘No laughing now' We must be serious. —De— you see what T mean” _

Bay Fortune UCW ‘Meeting Held Recently

The Bay Fortune UCW met at the home of Mrs. Harry Burke for their June meeting. with twenty members and one vis!- tor present. The “Psalm of So cial. Conscience’... was. the

_ theme of the devotional period.

which was conducted by Mrs Reid Underhay; assisted by Mrs

MacKenzie and Mrs

1 District First place. winners for the In- luncheon cloth wee Parkdale Laura Wi and second — place. Winner Pe dyin Cank-

Road Hall on Wednesday, June 8h with. the- president ? Mrs. Harold Diamond, presiding and the secretary. Mrs -Fredgie2Tur ner recording the minutes” Mre Loren Thompson was pianist. -

Approximatel: ane hundred

guests -were greeted and present-.

ed with noveltv hine and vellow name cards by Mrs Erith Hughes and Mrs Giydon Maund which was decorated with the inst tute colors in «motte and ‘as well as with potted plants and apple blossoms —

After the singing of “O Can eda” the address of welcome

streamers

_ueas..given..by Mrs Erith Hughes

~and replied te by Mrs AE Piercey of South Milton

A minute of silence was ah served in memory «mf —sossister members who had passed away

Mrs LG Ramsay. ACWW de legate to the WI. conference ‘in Dublin. ‘Ireland, described her

Irish hospitality is something to remember : : Mrs Dennis Charlottetown showed an interesting film on “Breast Cancer” spoke briefly en the need of self-exam {nation . . Mrs. Richard Carson was in eharge of the handicraft dis- play. The mans-exhibits—egasist

and

ed of rugs, quilts. embroidery work and the luncheon cloths for the Salada Tea’ competition

that

was South Winsloe WI Mrs. ¢ of agriculture.

Marchbank, corvenor reminded us of

many: items concerning our in- reported receiving part of the |—

stitute work across the Island and brought greetings from the provincial executive

The group sing-song was ducted by Mrs Garth Hooper with Mrs. Loren Thompson as pianist :

No. ra. MacDonald. _ brouzht greetings from the WI branckr She also gave a demonstration on of fabrics and

ron

the choosing

——————atelas..to suit individual figures Reid

Interesting reports were given by 11 institutes A demonstration

called “Re.

Guy Pierce and Mrs Wylie Brverton of Brackley. gave us many “novel ideas for making

usefnt articles around the home Resolutions. and courtises: were taken care of bw Hichfield WI The executive for the 1967 convention is as follows. Presi-

and Walter MacMillan

Many pleasing numbers were rendered by eight’ members of the Confederation Choir ~4irect- ed by Mrs David Hall-A zener. ous collection was allocated to the Home. Economics” $cholar- ship fund which is one of our in- stitute projects == Fhe-—eant 4 3 salad tea which was served by the members of South Winsloe wi b *

IDA BAILEY ALLEN . .

Luxurious Lobster Tails Grand Casserole Entree

Busy homemakers. especial te voung mothers, would like toe

entertain: guests more often, at a simple dinner hit manv of them find it difficult

To ‘make it ¢asier. plan & meal featuring Ohe “fain Dish that can. be prepared in ad

vance ready to complete or re heat at serving time

Before Guests’ Arrival

All other fonds should he readied in advance The chl- dren's ‘supper shonid he over the voungsters hathed and’

ready for bed at least half an hour before the quests arrive Our dinner - for: today featires & earnplete entree bas ed on South African—rack.Iohet. ér tails It ts a gourmet drsh at moderate price. ~ because the rock lobster meat is creamed.

gests.

then combined with mushranms whole kernel corn and grated Cheddar cheese The mitk

cheese and mushrooms al! ment the hich protein the lobster tails

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and reativ:

4 thsp. margarine

1 peeled medium onion, diced

4 thep flour

1 tsp.. salt

% t%p pep

9 ¢ heated milk''

2, thsp. table-mustard te ¢ diced celery sliced drained

whole kernel

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DINNER FOR

GUESTS AT 4 PM

-* Jellied Consomme Chires-Foppine Complete Eatree:

tien elesed with 2

Stit in —

The treasurer reported a nice sum was-real:zed- from-the-par cel post auction The social

order for dishes and silverware ordered earlier Plans were made for caterinc. at a Wed-

ding Reception, in the near fu ture :

Mrs. Arthur Wood for the supply committee chair- man.._.It was desided to pack a bax of summer clothing in ear- lw July Due to a vacancy on

the manse committee, Mrs

Underhay was appointed | ae The Hew : committee

Prize money was voted for the

“tore and Atter™ pit Of BY MIE tuo students. from the Bay For)

tune Charge. ranking first and second. highest in the graduat- ing class at Souris Regional Hich School

Mrs Mildred Morrow will he jn charge of the devotional _ pe-

riod, at the July mecting. which will be held at the home of Mrs ié —"aeKel F

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HAPPENINGS.

Audrey Jenkins, Women's Editor. Phone 48506

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“Yes the “hittle darts -headed fellow nodded. “I see!”

The last of the ‘sawed lumber was brought in today and arran- ged in neat forms to awa't the carpentry And then” How well and interestingly the cy cle of the farming continues, without pause without monotony-never * 7 e€ same Always with something. pew and different to do. or see

Jerry. the. handiest horse 9" farms of the name. an elder'y and dependable animal. thouza not at all over burdened with work. was then hitched to the scuffier. to cultivate between ‘the rows in the mange] "-tch. that awaited the coming of the men wih the hoes And th@ weeding was on, in that rather far -field_of this farm The sows who stand to benefit most or-

there where’ now the grass is lush. and sweetened by the low of the blossoming white clovers. “We can say this about her: she is a good mother” Alex com-| mented of the white kitten. who, these days, ‘stops by the house only for her meals before leav- ing to rejoin the kit-cats. this fa- mily has not yet seen. He stud-

Mrs John R Gavir 5 sit Mr and Mra~David Oulton and ing at the -home of ber daught- ¢..47, Halifa ‘ a ae snl seinen. M cl N x, were weeken John : Miller Mrs M a: sts. Ruests of the former's parents, ter and husband Mr Mrs “Mr and ‘Mrs. Willard Oulton, Jack Oland. Halifax eo ‘a's Alherion . 8 visitors at her home

‘ Riair Wilkie leaves. Alberton

Nancy Kerr, Mentazue during the weekend to attend visiting her uncle St. Kerr ‘summer school at the Univer- of -Toronto, Ontario sity of New Brunswick

A bridal shower was held re Mrs George Noseworthy. with cently in Montague. for. Dianne her sons Gary and Blaine, spent MacPhee with Gwen Robertson last week with her parents, Mr. |i as hostess. Sandra. Hooley read and Mrs J. -R~ Bonyman, Alber- the. cards accompany: z‘th e@-— ton gifts

4 : Stephanie Larter and Mary

Mr and Mrs. Doug «ss Hutcht- MeNeill, Alberton spent the son and family Dixf Ma'ne. weekend tn Moncton were recent guests of “Ir and an) :

Mrs. .Attwood O'Conner, Milk Henry Clarke, Alberton, has town. and Mr. and Mrs Jack returned from visiting friends in

MacKinnon, Brookix: Campbell's Bay, Quebec.

Mr. and Mrs ‘Ernest Mac Mr and Mrs. A. R. Murray Donald, Montague, -had -as-their-.and-family, -AlBerton.-left last

guests recently, their son daughter-in-law, Mr

Keith MacDonald, Sussex. \ B

and Mr. and Mrs. John Ma er Ba Laren and young daiighter De- family borah, Charlottetown

nd: week. to spend a holiday with re- and Mrs. latives in Ottawa. — ? and Mrs. Ear! Leard and Alberton, left last week to spend a holiday with relatt- ves in Ottawa.

Irvin MacDonald, teacher at

the School for the Deaf, Amherst Rev and Mrs. Earl Leard and N. S., spent his holidays in Mon- family arrived from Toronto on tague, guest of his parents, Mr Thursday to visit the former’s and Mrs. E. S. MacDona'd. Mr. parents. Mr.-and Mrs. G. R. MacDonald left last week: for Leard, Fortune Cove.

ied her for a moment. “Don't |washington, D. C., where he will you think that In-some way she attend Gallandet Collece on 8 has changed’ he queried. “She six weeks simmer course is different. She's not a playful. : kitten any more She’s grown Judy Yeo. Montreal; has tre up now.” ceived a four. year scholarship And what now. of our dav? of $100; which will entitie her to Morning. noon and night-alte- attend Bishop's College, Lennox gether charming were Its hours. ville, Quebec. Judy is 4 grand Until tomorrow - - - Diary.- - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- Goodnight sell. Moore, Albion, and of Mrs Herbert Yeo, Greenfield Ave Charlottetown.

‘i Mrs. David Van Inderstine has returned to her home in Mur-

wy

Newtown WI Meeting Held

A meeting of Newtown WI was held recently at the home of Mrs eee Michael Naddy. with the preste ee MacSwain, dent. Mrs. Francis McKenna in name of his parent’s “Mr. and

mdence was a poe oa Mrs. Chester MacSwain, Peters read a alt with.

Mrs. Mony Kelly and Mrs Road.

Helen Larkin“*were choset 83 © pnonna MacLeod, Halifax, .N oting delegates Yo the tistrict<"— is spenditig the

nast several. months in ‘)ntario

Peterbo-

v Zz ates : t convention. Resolutions for the Rd at the convention were discussed ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. - Ernest The members agreed to 8*& wacleod, Murray River sist in catering to the recent we : gathering at Northumberland: . Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam (Billy) Park of P. E. 1. and N.S Wom- phijlips and family, Charlotte- en's Institutes. It was also town, are spending this week at cided to provide treats for the the Phillip's Cottage in Montrose children and teacher at the lo "— cal school closing A request ; iain was made for a member to lead _ either the district oe a the sing-song at the district con- or the gathering at Northum- vention. berland Park Next meeting will be held at The hostess. assisted by Mrs the home of Mrs. Helen Reilly. Larkjn and Mrs. Reilly, served when roll call will be answered \refreshments at the close of the

Fvelyn Carpenter

fon during the weekend to at-7

tend. summer school at Allison” University

Mount

Brian Gazzard. whose home is in Hamilton, Bermuda, has come to Alberton as -student-as- sistant to Rev. M. R. Pockling- ton, minister of Montrose and Al berton pastoral charges qf the United Church of Canada.

“Mr and Mrs. Lorne MacEwen who have recently taken up re-

ed a welcome party by the com- munity on Friday evening. © Fd- ward Dyment acted as chairman

Ontario, is visiting at the for the occasion and Heath May-

hew read a suitable address

hostess chair and a pole lamp

were presénted by Willard Thomp

son and Keith Warren. Mr. and

Mrs. MacEwen expressed their “Kev

ments were ‘served by the ladies of the district : , Arlita Gillis. was tendered a prenuptial shower at the home _of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Da- | niel- Gillis, Norboro on Tuesday night when she received many lovely gifts. She was attended by Mrs. Donald Glover, and the gifts were carried in by David and Dana Curley while the bas- kets were refilled by Mrs. Ivan ‘Day. Mrs. Alec ‘Douglas cut the ribbons and. Mrs, George Stew- art read the gift cards. The

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ne cae : head, MB are voluntarfty , Pee sid ° volved in this northern Vancow ver -Island fishing centre: of

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MR.

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A Montreal wedding of inter est to_Islanders, took _place_re- cently at St. James United Church, _ uniting im marriage Joan Isabell Neale and: Garth Lester Rogerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Rogerson, Crapaud. The double ring ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Gordon Blair

The bride given in marriage

\by~—her-father, wore a_two_piece

dress satin

é6f embroidered crushed Mrs. Lewis Livingstone

ray Harbour after speridifz the sidence in Margate, were tender- her sister's only attendant wore

a twxpiece dress of pink lace

First CYC Field

Named ‘Voluntary Advisers’

ALERT’ BAY, B.C. (cP)—

“SUTTTer thanks, and i : " on home of her grand son also spoke briefly. Refresh- g¢ighters, social workers or mis-

sionaries,” says Helen Kwok,

gifts were arranged by Linda Sharpe and Marlene Driscoll.

Emmet Driscoll, Edmonton. Alta., arrived on Friday, July Ist. to spend his vacation at his home at’ Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pidgeon, $

Streetsville, Ont., are visiting | friends at Kensington and “Char-° lottetown. They are guests at the Linkletter Motel, Summer- side

AND MRS. GARTH ROGERSON

Wedding Held In Montreal,

1,800 population. Two other field workers have been sent out dy the €YC, one to Cape Breton and one to Halifax. It hopes. *9 a have 250 persons in the fiel¢ by March : ., Set up by:.an act of Paglia ment, the’ Company has §ucd objects as these: : ? munity develop ment work. programs to assist. y@ung people who are handicapped economically or socially. -and

programs apd home economics education ~

“In addition to the work to 0® done in Canada, the CYC auns to send young-men and women - abroad to help with assistance programs to raise the standard of living in'other countries. Cam Mackie, 27, the C¥C’s @irector of domestie programs, emphasizes that it is’ free of government control

“And we won't send members {nto communities unless ‘the

to come in.”

Miss Kwok, who lefteHong ‘Hong last year to do. graduate studies in social work at -the University of Manitoba, nd Mr.y Brodhead, a political set ence graduate of McGill: Unt versity,’ arrived here early ‘2 June at the invitation of t o cal Youth Guidance Committee. They hope to remain for two years : homes,

by a comment by each member meeting.

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bers of the refreshment commit- tee, for this meeting, will be, Mrs. Henry Townshend. -Mrs Charles Townsend. «and Mrs. Lloyd. Townshend

The . meeting closed by the- members repeating the U

Rock Lobster Tails. with Vegetables Wedzes of Head Lettiice ‘Salad With Thin. Caper - Mayonnaise Lemon Sherbert Melba Sauce Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea

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1 well-washed medium-size”

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paper towels” Place in serving

dish Pour over caper-mayon- naise Marinate and chill up to 1 hr

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and 1-3 ¢ capers

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They live in private — their room .and board paid >y¥ fe : CYC. They receive, about $35 a aver satin. George Neale a t- month er ~jncidental expenses : but no salary. : t — ‘ — - ape > “If other expenses are just!ft- A reception for the immediate able for our- work we can apply families. and relatives, ‘was and get them,” says Mr. Brod- held. at the home of the brde’s “head. ‘ aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs What. do.they do? They help Silver. Oxford. Avenue, follow. 2nyone in any way they ean— ing which the couple left on, a Dut only if asked. : short honeymoon trip to Take Placid. New York : The bride |s a student nurse af @ the Royal Victoria’ Hospital. ‘ Montreal, and the groom ts an employee_of Air Canada Workers one of the first field workers | or the newly-establisned COoMm- pany of Young Canadians. “If there is still a strong in- sistence. on labelling us, grant a ‘us the title ‘voluntary Involv- ue. Miss Kwok, 27, and Dal Brod- | Sr eeenerneaeeee 2 : 3. PURITY DAIRY 3} “Parents Prefer : Purity Products” 3 317 Kent St. Dial 47125 ¢ 10 OOOOOOOSFOF6466 446600

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