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OMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

; , Speaker Gives Summary Of Basilica Guide Work

The monthly meeting of St. Dunsian's Basilica C.W.L. w a s held on May 7 in the Assembly Hall. The picsident. Mrs. George McGuigan opened the meeting by reciting the League rnyer in unison. Mrs. Gerald Mitchell read the minutes of the last meeting and also the min. cs of an executive meeting

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The following conveners were appointed for the coming year; spiritual. Mrs. Gerald Driscoll. citizenship. Mrs. Ella Connolly. finance. Mrs. W. Morrissey. so- cial action, Mrs. J_E. Fleming, sick visiting. Mrs. J.L. McGui- gan. magazine. Mrs. Amos Clar- kin. program, Mrs. Fred McMil- Ian. press, Mrs. J. Pendergast.

The corresponding secretary. Miss Alice McCarthy read let- ters of thanks from Mgr. Patrick McMahon for a catechism prize. from Miss I. Arsenault for sym-

for assistance at Blood donor cli— nic.

Reports of the treasurer owed ,a paid up membership 267.

The spiritual convener report- ed having masses and rosaries for two deceased members. Mrs. Margaret Sheehan and Mrs. Peter Trainor and prayers for a member‘s next of kin. T observance of the league's pat- roness' feast on April 26 was well attended.

Tile citizenship convener. Mrs. Ella Connolly reported attending the TB. League annual meeting. Seven members assisted at the music festival. Ten member assisted at the Blood donor cli- nic and four members gave six hours each making dressings for he Red Cross.

Mrs. J. E. Fleming reporttd L. Mc-

Guigan visited several members who were ill. Miss Gertie Coady reported attending to press re- The Spiritual

ports. Convener

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e such as cupboard space. a camp-

. motion was passed to send ten

Hospital Junior League Spring Bonnett tea. Left to right are Kathy and Sharon MacDonald,

was asked to order the souvenir cards for first communicantsi and also to have a mass offered for their intentions.

A donation of $50.00 was voted for the Catholic Girls Scholar- ship Fund. The president then called on Mrs. F. A. Coyle to in-

TEA FOR THE YOUNGER SET

MacLeod will present a chapter from the . Th

in the Church. The meeting clos- ed with benediction by the pre- sident.

monthly meeting of New Lon- don Women’s Institute was held in the School House. The presi- dent. Mrs. Daniel Morrison con-

solemnlzed recently

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. May 10, 1963. 9‘

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moms similar to maids. Master Bria ring-bearer carried

the

The groom was attended by‘ best man Paul Weatherbie. The) ushers were William MacKen- na, brother of the groom. and Frank Peters.

Mrs. Arsenault chose for her daughter‘s Wedding 3 two piece

where the couple will

the bddcs-Ispondod. A hologram horn whsrosllawas employed, one I) Watts as‘ friends in Halifax w" read by was given by friends in Charlo- _ . rings the best man. Miss on a white satin cushion, cov- Neil} was in charge of the.Tyne Valley Hall. ered with lace and white satin guest book. — streamers.

wendy Mac’ttetown and another at tho

Toronto' » TO DISCUSS PIPELINES

. "S'devl OTTAWA lCP) — More than thebrlde chose a moss green 500 dejegmes are expected at Sheath dress With malehmg 5"" the 18th Canadian Chemical En- Fessonesi and 8 “Image 0' "‘1' gineering Conference to be held isman roses. PreVIous to her‘in Montreal ocL 1943' Tom.” marriage. the bride was guest; for discussion will relate to pipe- of honor at several miscellan- Iline flow, corrosion. engineering

For travelling to

Idress 0‘ POWder'blue lace 0V" eous showers. One was held at education and new process tech-

Eosier Wedding Solemnizedl AI Tyne Volley United Church *

I A pretty Easter wedding was '

Prayer before the ceremonyl tlhe

taffeta. with blue and white 8.

accessories. and pinned on corsage of white roses.

the Charlottetown Health Labiniques.

Mrs. ~

MacKenna chose a dusty-rosei dress of lace over taffeta. with' white accessories. She wore a. corsage of pink roses.

The reception for 50 guests!

in Tyne Valley United Church

and the Voice That Breathedl . o'er Edpn during the signing of». was held at Birch Hill Lodge.‘

the register. The church wasl decorated with Easter lilies and) floral arrangements and thel guest pews were marked withl lilies-of-thc-vailey and white sa-5 hows. ‘ The bride. given in marriage; by Oliver MacKay more a floor I length gown of Chantilly lacel

over taffeta featuring a ‘ ceremony bodice. scalloped neckline and was performed by Rev. M . lowered waistline. The long lily Charmsn. Mrs. Herman Dy- point sleeves came to a point ment was organist and accom- just below the wrist. The skirt panied the soloist. Miss Kath- flared out to a sweeping full- 0 tille Lord' ness. Her chapel-length veil of

when Mary Irene Arsenauit.i became the bride of Mr. h David MacKenna. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Julia Ar- senault. Tyne Valley and the late Mr. Arsenault. and the groom is the son of Mrs. Ber- nard MacKenna. and the late Mr. MacKenna. of Charlotte-' town.

The double-ring

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ghtel‘s of Mr. and DA Mac. Donald.

daughters of Mr. and Mrs_ H.C. MacDonald. and Jenine and Leanne MacDonald. dau-

ideait with. and the school com- mittee reported that the neces- sary items had been purchased for the school.

Money was voted for one mat- tress cover for the Prince County Hospital. and ten dollars was voted for the Salvation Army Ap peal. More cupboards have been purchased for the kitchen in the hall. Mrs. Wilbur MacKay invit- ed the members to her home for the next meeting when roll call business meeting, wil be answered with an ex- change of slips.

The program consisted of two contests, Meeting closed with the Queen.

study book into meeting will be held

NEW LONDON W. I. KENSINGTON — The regular

ducted the Nine members responded to roll call with a house cleaning hint. Conrespondence read by secre- tary Mrs. Wilbur MacKay, was

troduce the guest speaker Mrs. C. Dahl. Girl Guide Leader for the Basilica Companies. Mrs. Dahl told her audience what the Girl Guides of the Basilica Parish accomplished.

In two years they have been awarded two gold cords, nine all round cards. 30 religion and life emblems. 12 first class bad- ges. 17 second class badges. 23 tenderfoot badges, 208 pro clency badges and four com- pany certificates which were for handicrafts. folk dancing. player and camp fire. At Christ- mas the Guides gavo a concert and served chocolates to the sen- ior citizens of the Sacred Heart

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food for the needy.

At 3 Thinking Day tea the Basilica Guides had an outstand- ing display of handicrafts. The Mothers Auxiliarv of the Guides have recently donated a flag. ’carrier and trefail.

Mrs. Dahl mentioned several pieces of equipment the Guides will need in their new quarters

fire. books and time allotted for bowling. The guides also need

and shoulder flashes. The Presi- dent. Mrs. McGuigan. thanked the speaker.

NEW LONDON U. C. W.

KENSINGTON — The May meeting of the New London United Church Women was held in the church on Thursday eve- ning.

The devotional leader Mrs. Harold Mayhew opened the de- votional period with the Call to Worship. “There ' one Go

their world pins and service pins b d

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Special Cooking Tricks Suit Today’s Chickens

“THE USUAL ways to cook MARINATED CHICKEN BAKE broiler-fryers in this country are 2 (21/: 1b.) broilers. quartered to bake. broil or fry them. n'est- 1-3 c. corn oil ce pas?" queried the Chef.

"All of these methods are as good today as they have been for generations. But we both ag- ree that they must be adjusted to meet the seasoning needs of today's chickens.

GOOD CHICKENS

“They are plump. meaty, tender and handsome. Madame, but when plain - cooked th ey lack flavor. '

“One of the best ways to season chicken to roast." he: continued, “is to fill it with a well - seasoned stuffing such as crumb - mushroom - herb or cel- ery - sausage stuffing. The sea- sonings in the stuffing will subtly permeate and season the

T Marinade 1-3 c. fresh lemon juice 1% tsp. fine instant onion 1-3 tsp. garlic powde 3 tsp. crushed dried 21/2 tsp. salt ll tsp. pepper

Line good - si2ed baking pan with double duty foil. In it. ar- range chicken quarters. side down.

Heat together all remaining ingredients. When boiling. pour over chicken. Cover with foil. Refrigerate at least 2 hrs., up to all day to develop full flavor.

To cook. drain off excess mar- inade from the chicken; reserve for basting and seasoning other foods. Spoon 1 tbsp. marinade 1r 5. , over chicken. Cover with foil. “For still more delicate exo— Bake min. n mod. oven, tic flavor. brush the chicken 300 deg. F. Uncover and turn while roasting with equal parts chicken. lemon juice and corn oil spark- Bake uncovered at 350 deg. 1". ed with ground ginger, which is for 30 to 40 min. more or until also very good when oyster or the chicken is golden brown shrimp - crumb stuffing is used. and no pin fluid shows when

"For sparkling springtime a fork is inserted near a joint. flavor. season the chicken be- TOMORROW‘S DINNER fore baking with a tarragon Marinated Chicken marinade, the newest method Buttered Rice from our taste - test kitchen." Creamed Spinach Puree

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and Father of all. who is above tall. and through all. and in you all". The United Church Wom- an's Purpose was repeated in unison. Scripture reading was taken from Ephesians 4: 1-16, read 'by Mrs. Weirum MacKny. The meditation was read by the leader followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. and the hymn, "The urch's One Foundation" was sung. Prayer closed the do- votional period.

The president. Mrs. Harold Mayhew conducted the business session. n'dnutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. James E. Cole. Nine members answered roll call with a verse of scripture con- taining the word “Stewardship.”

The Community Friendship re- port consisted of 40 cards, 10 letters, and one treat sent, two books read, and thirteen calls made. The special missionary prayer was given by Mrs. Ray MacLeod. One member express- ed her thanks for the treat she received while .

A letter from Mrs. Allan Jell- ldns was read. concerning the annual Pnsbyterial to be held in Morel]. A letter from Ruth Simpson dealt with the May conference for Senior Adults at the Atlantic Christian Training Center at Tatamagouche. N.S.. and also the course for teachers and leaders from July 13-1). A

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Mrs. Frank Ramsay presented the on “Women of Cans". from the Women of the New Testament. Mrs. James M. Campbell had charge of the study book. "The W and the Way." and plie‘sented lllonchsp-

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Attending the bride as maid- of-honor, was Miss Helen Mac- Kenna. sister of the groom. and as bridesmaids. MISS Carol Wil- liams and Miss Carolyn Grigg, friends of the bride. Miss Mac- Kenna wore. a street-length sal- mon-pink lace dress. with ba- teau neckline. She wore a head- band of white flowers and car- ried a nosegay of pink and white mums. Miss Grigg and Miss Williams were similarly- styled t a f f e t a street-length gowns in shades of pink an lime green. Their dresses fea- tured a full skirt and a round neckline. They were white pill- box hats and they carried mat- ching nosegays of mums.

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Comment: When no sauce or gravy is served with poultry, meat or fish. a creamed vege- table (as in the preceding menu) serves a dual purpose, that of sauce and vegetable. If the meat is highly seasoned or herbed, a bland cream sauce is preferable.

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