ef Chartottetown, were recent | highest marks in her class, Miss @raduates in Househoki Econo-|Gillis is a daughter of Mrs. D. J.

IDA BAILEY ALLEN . ;

~ SWEET GIRL GRADUATES

Miss Mary Thompson, Sum-| mics at &, Francis Xavier Uni- Miss Regina Gillis and | versity

Miss Thompson obtained t he

Versatile Is The Word - For The Sweet Potato

By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

strated the versatility of this veg- etable, Madame,”’ the Chef re- marked.

“I tasted ali the dishes: Sweet potato Muffins, Orange Sweet Aersey Potato-Burgers and the excellent sweet Potato French Fries.”

“It’s fortunate for everybody that sweet potatoes taste so good,” I added, “for they are crammed with vitamins A and C, essential to good nutrition.” Sweet Pojate French Fries: Peel 6 medium Jersey sweet po-

Sausage Meat Patties: Shape - Sausage meat into fat

1% tbsp. of

12 Ibs

patties Sausage each. Press together as firmly as possible.

de reg a ongper- Og Drain; rinse With cold water; drain on paper towels.

starting with very little vegetable fat, saute 12 to 15 min. both sides, or

all- forms of pork must be thor- oughly cooked. TRICK OF THE

Peel sweet potatoes, cut in nar- row. “‘sticks’’. Crisp in cold water; drain. Add to tray of vegetable nibbles with dip made by mixing chopped chives .with salted sour cream, seasoning with dash of lemon.

GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Annie Gardiner recently had as her guests, her sister, Mrs. Russell MacDougall and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton MacDougall and

two children, Paul and Wendy of | Charlottetown.

Mrs. Ron Pettitt and son Gregg of Montague, were recent visi-

Gillis, Weymouth street, and the late Mr. Gillis, Miss Pendergast, who graduated with “‘magna cum Lauda”, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Pendergast. -

Mrs. Annie Gardiner, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stev- eng recently spent several days visiting in Charlottetown. : On Sunday, Mr. Joseph “Son- ny” Johnson, Mr. J.F. Johnson, Miss Sally Johnson and Miss Peggy Johnson motored to Char- lottetown. Master Perry Gotell, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Gotell has returned home from the Kings County Memorial Hospital in Montague, where surgery was performed on a severe cut on his tongue, sustained in a fall, Mrs. William E. Murphy, R.N. recently spent several days in Souris, as the guest of Miss Anne

Lena Caroline McLure, Women's Editor, Prone 8508

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of Europe.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., June 1, 1959. 7

Bank Manager Has An Audience With Pope John

_ Mrs. A. S. MacKay of Sum-|mer Boston friend now residing merside has received word from/|in Rome he was given an au- her nephew, Mr. Harvey Barnes, | dience with Pope John XXHi.

who returned last week to his} Mr. Barnes who spends his an- home in Milton, Mass,, after aj nual vacations in this province six weeks visit on the continent | is manager of the National Shaw-

Through the influence of a for-| Boston.

mut Bank, Park Street Braneh,

-- Court Action

Dear Mary Haworth: About twq years ago my best friend (I'll call her Kate) telephoned from the hospital to ask a favor. She wanted me to go with her husband, who is 72, to look over a tract of Jand nearby me, that they were thinking of buying, to build on.

I felt I was doing my good deed for the day, and was glad to oblige, as I have known Kate and her husband since I was a child. They are twice my age.

MacDonald, R.N, AC

tors to Georgetown, where they were guests of Mrs. Pettitt’s par-

:|ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pros-

per. Miss Anne MacDonald, R.N. of Souris. was a recent guest of Mrs. William E. Murphy, R.N. On Sunday, Miss Dorotiy Jenk- ins, accompanied by Mrs. Flor- ence Jenkins, Mrs. Frank “al- siel and Miss Bertha Smith of Charlottetown motored to George- town, where they visited—with | friends and relatives. ; ‘Mr. Michael Sigsworth of New- port was a visitor to Georgetown | on Sunday, 24th. | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Richards and son Kenneth of Charlottetown motored to Georgetown on Sun- day, where they were guests of

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hansen. and Mrs. Louis Qaniello

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a neighbor of mine, a few doors down, passed with her husband, and lost no time telling everyone in the street about seeing us—giv- ing it a bad interpretation, even though we were out in public, in mid-morning.

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say that Kate's husband had a date with another woman, at a

COURT HAS MERITS

Dear D.S.: If Kate and her hus- band can afford the costs of a suit for damages against the scandal monger, I think such ac- tion might: be a good thing in the circumstances.

But I also feel that if such a suit is filed, it perhapg ought to be filed jointly by Kate’s hus-

and your husband, who can represent that their good names have been infamously abused by the neighborhood gossip’s false and malicious tale bearing about the innocent episode, two years ago.

The gossip and her team play- ers in the crime of character defamation may be trading on the theory that, in ruining you, they are picking on somebody less than their size—just a sickly forlorn woman, an outsider to meighborhood gabfests, a victim who doesn’t matter. Much as mean little children might tor- ment a stray kitten. :

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