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~ ‘ , , . ¢ f e “— 4 . ‘ . . plain or whitped ¢reath a dairy IDA BAILEY ‘ALLEN — éréam ‘la\ored with honéy a ere 4 lemon juice ae *a' TRICK OF THE CHEF , Air-Condition Apples Heat whole canned tomatoes a , wth 1 tso. instant onion and > And They'll Stay Fresh ‘Sete, . a ; ; “The 1 sae pn oP wanes pie, coffee, tea on HOUSEHOLD HINT | ; “es ples can ept at the pe milk. a a -* {ena Caroline McLure, Women’s Editor, Phone 8506 perfection until late spring is} Measurements are level; re A: wont flannel household work wonderful.” the Chef observed, | cipes for 4 to 6 Te ea tal aie ee ee oe boners oe a nat | iti tore _| baby when you give him a bath . _ © +6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Mar. 16, 1959. | Agen gem pele bly Aspen wepeeped pect amushroom Dake: (Then no matter bow. much he ————— : — - ; : : *| Wiggles, you we ‘ storage, At the proper tempera:| rooms and their stems medium wane ver vo Pend: relaxed ture, apples keep young, full of/ fine, Place in a fryan with 2 4 : . their>natural vim- and. vigor for! thsp. corn a, ), ames sea Did you know that creani style : : 5 3 PN BP ar OOD ¢. Cahned beef penttage- Cheese caa— he: whipped=— : alr - ‘conditioned apples | bouillon (or 1 boullion cube and | smooth? Use an electric mixer, = Eoonenice ate 7 ae Gur 1 ¢. water). Cover, Simmer un-| and add salt, onion and soy Hi ree, od ersey school we visited, »| til liquid evaporates, sauce for a fine cocktail dip. Mrs. Mary Robinson of Tryon, lowing committees: - Sewing, certainly looked as though they| 38} 8 rs ; 490 : : y ug r in 1% bbs, twice .. ground |: . ; |Wita ber friend Miss Suzanna |knittjng, bunch, gifts-and’ maga® ust n har SHOOTING AT BORDER g had just been harvested. chuck of beef. Add 1% tsp. sea- Fullerton of Moncton, New Brun-|ine. Mrs. Laurie and Mrs. Chris- “I was delighted to see the | soned salt; continue to stir and| TEL AVIV (AP) — An Israeli swick, are enjoying a month's topher were named to take care youngsters enjoying them as lun-jdoosen until well - mixed: with |afmy spokesman said Friday : holiday in Florida. . ee oo vad the 2 nzotcomy og ao is oe mushrooms. Syrians fired on Israeli firth ‘ March. -In the absence Mrs. ng er to help deter tooth de-| oisten 14 . . | Workers across the border and The Spring Bonnet Tea, which |Carl McKenna as chairman of jtay than to eat an apple al the | try bread Rae 3 pe wad wounded one in the leg. He said 4 is one of the most popular events |the Ways and Means, Mrs. Mauf-/}© end of a meal. It is a natural | pouilion or 1 bouillon cube and 1/4" Israeli patrol returned the } ‘Jof the season, is scheduled to} ice MacAleer gave a detailed re-|) cleanser of both teeth and guns.” [> water, Stir into the chopped | fite. j take place on April the twenty-| port on the Spring Bonnet Tea. ce GOOD FOR ADULTS ‘ | beef mixture; continue to hie acter ee ere , When many lovely hats|Stie outlined the dutibs of each ‘ “To enjoy apples at the close|til the crumb 1 ‘ Ae - : : ae s are well mois- ’ from Adella’s Millinery wil be/momber. Tickets for the Tea se of a meal wuld be good for|tined. Pat into an oiled 8” ||, Marty's Beauty Salon modelled by the ladies in charge. | were distributed to the members. ~~ Bj adulis also, Madame, but a few) square pan. Bake 25 min. or un. ['.. with or without _ |Lunca was served by Mrs. Regin- ‘older persons may find them dif-|til well browned, in @ mod. oven appointment Mrs. R.M. Crockett entertain: | aid Cronin, Mrs. James Dorsey, =. la _* |ficwit to digest.” 375 degrees F. Prepare for final || @ Lunch hour appoint ed at a erie Bridge on Sat-| Mrs. Louis Doyle and Mrs. Bert “HM tiecessary, the apples can |baking in advance if desired. | 0 — 4 rd urday at me in Summer-/Croken. ae be peeled and grated, Che’,-and| Double-apple pie: Ligh!ly ru pen Monday to Saturday : sadauas eas es rey: ee ‘ly rub 2 » Dial 3837 side. . fie tec all ae MR. AND MRS, CLARENCE J. GALLANT eaten With a spoon. All the bene-| matching 9 pie-plates with but- 10215Kent St. Hardy Bidg. Bedeque Unit Church : ficial qualities are retained. And, |ter or margarine, Filk each with } Members of the Island Tele-|S meeting was held at the home . by the way, those on reducing |3c. sliced tart apples mixed with phone Company, Summerside |of Mrs. James Henderson ‘on You ng Cou ple United diets get along much more com-|1 ¢. sugar, % tbsp. flour, 1-3 tsp. branch, gathered at tine home of | Wednesday afternoon, the’ theme fortably when they have an ap-|salt and 1-3 tsp. nutmeg or cin- DO ’ Mrs. Harold Huestis on Thurs-|*God loves all people’ or the ' . ple snack each mid-morning and | namon. Cover with a | ing o N T PITY : “et ne ” a opping of 3 day evening to tender a post|‘Universal Mission’ of Israel”. n OU e ING eremony afternoon.” ' | American pie pastry and bake 35- <n THE ; nuptial shower for Mrs. Reginald| Mrs, Henderson led the devotions MONDAY : 40 min, at 375 degrees F. Then - ; Bryan. Also included was a sur-| and opened the meeting with Call Holy Redeemer Church, Char-.streamers with rose buds. She r AY DINNER " cool. ~~ prise baby shower for Mrs. 'Heus-|to Worship, and singing hymn.) jottetown, was the scene of atwere white pearl earrings, gift | Spinach cream soup, chopped| To serve, turn -one pie, apple © POOR-GIRL! tis. Refreshments were served “O! Master of the waking world” | p-otty wedding on January 28th.|of the groom. | beef mushroom bake flaky | Side up, onto a large plate; top, ; by Miss Bériiadette Murray. Miss | fo!low ed by prayer of avproac® | nen Rev. Fataer C.H. Moreau,| The bride was attended by her} brown rice, hot whole canned| With the second sie; also apple | JUS) ell ¥ Shirley MacArthur and Mrs. Al) The scripture reading was taken |¢ sp, united in marriage in alsister Norma, who wore a bal-|tomatoes, celery - Tettuce slaw, side up, making two layers. [\ HER T Barlow. A me from the book of pee and read | d@whie ringecremony, Frances|lerina length gown of blue net Serve hot. Accompaniment: + (fom Oo i ee as . hay. Sees. Hodggpe ae A call Irma, @aughter of Mroand Mrs.|over taffeta, and carried a‘nose-|table was centered With a two- : ; oe 7 ? TAKE , : The J Eeague meeting of | cussion then took Place. toll cal | Hens Doiron of Charlottetown, |g@y of pik carnations. -Paula|tier wedding gake topred by ‘ ee BERNADETTE MARIE FISHER the Chaflottetown Hospital was) was responded to by a verse od | 224 Clarence Joseph, son of Mr.|Gaudet, niece of the bride ,as|a miniature bride and groom. BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE held on, Tuesday evening at the sore’ The offering ean | eee Mrs. Adolphus Gallant, form-|flower girl, wore a pink g wn|The toast to the bride was pro- : Here in bright | ’ q ENGAGEMENT nurse's residence with thirty-one | to $42.50, which was ree lerly_of South Rustico and now/|and carried a nosegay of pink|posed by the best min and re-| ; p e in brig ope : , 4 : member sent. The president, |by singing the Doxology. Com-| (33... Nia is sila iid a ates : ate | She'll get split-second relief as the Ss pre P ; Dil ; lresiding in Charlottetown. Dur-|carnations. The best man was! sponded to by the groom. | fyl : ' ce A aks ned | munity Friendship Secretary re -~ a r a : a i | - : | powerfu medication in Buckley's The engagement is announced) Toronto. The marriage is arrang- Mrs. K. : Mackachern ope } : a 20h tal Galle tnede, 20 ing le ceremony beautiful | Leo Gallant. cousin of the groom.| Following the reception, the} - new beauty ° | Mixture instantly spreads warming, of Miss Bernadette Marie Fisher, |ed to take place in Holy Family the meeting and the renee pore . h rad a lean oted | hymns were sung by Miss Eileen} The bride’s mother wore ‘a| bride and groom left by plane int a | soothing ingredients through throat, § @aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lean@-| Catholic Church, at 10 a.m on | "ere a te arte Ley oe. Set tinal Ernest Joh » yle accompanied by the or-|navy dress of lace over taffetaja honeymoon trip to New Brun. | ‘ chest and tubes—and stops the tickle @ Fisher. of Prince Edward le-|May the ninth, and the reception | Tea%rer Mien SEVE OC" Terary, {son conducted program whieh | Sam's’ Alex MacLean. _ [ROE 8 corenae of white costs. Theiewicn, Fer ftavminag Ge lite aster Hats Ot anes Det coe Sates. Ae j correspo ’ ‘ a Sta The de. who was given in|zroom’s mother wore a navy|wore a green wool dress nd syrup—No Harmful Narcotics. 59- and land, and Harry F. Rupert, son| is to be held at Dutch Sisters Inn. Mrs. Ivan Laurie read all cor-|dealt with the Canadian Indians. | °" : : : | > i : ! a : ‘a h That’ of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rupert of (Photo by Patk Lane tudie)... : : ived. .and fe-|The meeting closed with Mizpah ma by her father looked | dress of taffeta and a corsage of|short fur jacket with beige ac-| See and Choose Sc everywhere. That's % respondence received, .a dict! j lov a ballerina length gown! pink roses cessories. Her corsage was of! yours today at — why it is - x ports-were heard from the fol- | benedic 10n. 1 of net over taffeta. Her| After the ceremony, a recep-| yellow roses. ' ’ CANADA'S FASTEST-SELLING a , -— ii whe Meld iu Glace ho e se aa thal 0 a . ; 4 ELLEN S DIARY tHiness has necessitated his enter- | Won. , / reid is place by a head-|iion wa neld at the h ae wf the Price to her ‘Marriage. the Adella $ Millinery Cc oO uU G H G RGETOWN S —e iat | 9°" rnamented with sequins|bride’s parents, for tae immexi-| bride was entertained at several | aos e EO _ aa nag oe Br pepe and pearls. She carried a white|iate family and close friends of| showers where she received|| '77 Grafton St. Dial 8114 REMEDY lances fe ospital in Montague a Sh! praver book witia red rose: he bride : ide’ < » lovely ai ‘ a Visits Are Cut Short LAC. 2:7. slaith of the, Ray | ocPtel n Montage amie good] Prazcr book with red reece andlihe bride and groom. The beide's|many lordly sit, al Canadian Air Forte, station jeaith: ale : When Storm Threatens Re iaeia "Geller a Geceunien, |, it. ee Pov sod oon Ci sitor eor mn, : st il beiaie ; of Montague were visitors to) 3 “ i the ian with Mrs. Smith Georgetown on Friday, March} "We can't trust March we was out in @ worse storm. , 6th.. where they were guests of er” one stopping by yesterday | horses hadn't been hardened to) nies AH. Stewart recently Mrs. Pettitt's parents, Mr. and | to visit with us, ofered,'a flurry |the work then, it is doubtful] .,ont several days in Charlotte- Mrs. William Prosper. a ee oseaes, oo Lees whether or not we would ao ten the guest of = = Mr. James McKearney has re.) t ghts su y reached home. There -was Gordon Stewart a Mrs. St (tirned to his home in George-| ' a home. rere smiled “‘it’s no | visibility, sag in gusty we wart. 3 ‘ town after being a patient in the | 3 ’ easier to make home in a storm|was actua' smothering. / it ver | Kings County Memorial Hospital | “ ' ; be cor tase * was i we was, we tant Sse been lost » ee a Oe od in Montague. : : eis... av by \ horse a eigh. | our own fi ) mare ahe. : -| Mr. and Mrs, Harry MacCon- , As a matter of fact it dosen’t|hadn’t kept to tne trail. One ex-|'0 Georgetown. nell and family of Charlottetown take much snowfall to stop | perience like that makes a fellow) Mr. Gerald D. Murphy and motored to Georgetown on Sun! of and ores J ented joarn to take stock of bis weath- Mr. Ray Murphy, students at S'. |\day. March 7th., where they vis- = “Well” ames comm ers!’ Dunstan’s College, were week | jted friends and relatives : ; . “there's something I won't do:| ‘‘It’s not too pleasant either to! ong of their parents, Mr.| yr Cullen De. Lory, Mechan- . ° - * j ' . * Seen aan To arien a le cnet (oe, Sleagant either tg] end quests of their parqnis, Mr | Mr. Cullen De. Lory. Mecha" | Hundreds of budget-priced items for home and family on sale at Eaton's during this | ' gnowstorm threatens. Even a few| commented. “I’ve had occasion s , Honevwel, Sales Division, Hali-| . ‘on minutes start sometimes makes|to be out in snowfall a time or} Miss Joan ao: re FAX, N.S., was a recent visitor to! three day Spring sale. Stock Up at low sale prices. . all the difference between easy|two when the wiper couldn't] at Notre Dame Academy, W@ 1\- home in Georgetown i * and difficult travel.” manage to keep the wind-shield| .he weekend guest of her Par education Week in Georgetown | “This time of year too” our | clear and I had to drive watching| ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 15:0), school was brought to a suc-| \ _ visitor skid rising and picking | the road from the open window. | Batchilder. ‘ cessful conclusion ‘on Friday,| mp his hat “I've seen blizzards | window.”” He smiled, 7 can Nel W. Hansen, of th March 6th., when a visitors day | Se develop out of only light snow- | think of safer pastimes! Well, I oe a rq Unemployment Of was held in the school. Many par-| ' = Just let a wind rise” he nod-/| must go” he said opening the! sic. in Charlottetown spent the ents and citizens yisited the school ‘ + Se pe ar “ 4 door. And “ Homing!" we i in George and utilized the opportunity th oh- ° fe james wdfeot. to [tight “Sate weekend at his home in George and vilized the opporanity#o% | ON SALE-9 a.m. TO 12:00 NOON — NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ON THESE SPECIALS, PLEASE! @huckled. “I'm always advising] No storm. Only the odd wan Se grades at their work. : - _ the youngsters—if away from) dering flurry. And this morning <a 12 Be oot ees Mayor Raymond Solman and; : home. either t the w re wi } Sandra, wer puests Miss Genevieve Soloman motored} ' , Be ace cioh a kad wockaen, orice en ere | sare. Saalihe’. brother, Mr. Got, | Die Me on Wateday, March Children’s STRETCH HOSE Men’s TERYLENE SHIRTS HANDI-NOTES st sign. i . ” Stewart t ity i ? @ise remain where they are until] “There dren’t many foxes im OF ee ae : 7th. we | . aida’ Wek Waa. vida saree ‘te Smart dress shirts in plains and # has all blown over. But, shucks|the neigiaborhood now; I'd say— : | Mr. William §. Martell was & p er ert et stripes. Two-way cuff —can_ be A varietyaeof attractive designs. young -folks these times don’t| not like in other years the young-| Mr. Neil A. Wight left 188 |pusiness visitor to Charlottetown | fee, beige shades. -Fit sizes 8 to 10 s™ used with cuff lings or buttoned. on Oe ~ g@eem to pay much heed to the|er farmer said returning from| week for Halifax, N'S., where last week. i SPECIAL Substandards! SPECIAL proken size range SPECIAL 'welve notes to a package. : weather!” An excursion of hauling by field) ne will receive a ia | Mr. John Boyce Civil Engincer || PCy \ Ae ew “They haven't seen as many/|with a trophy of the chase—his| ment at Camp Hill Hospital. | vith Foundation Maritime of Hal- % Spectal,.. yx 39¢ Special, 4 99 a Special, 39¢ giorms as we have” the other | first of the year, a sleek red rey- Mir. Vernie MacKay and Mr /ifax, N.S.; was a business visitor | F pair - each 5 package emiled. ‘I mind one afterncon—|nard.”’ And it’s good to get rid of| | surie MacKay of Murray Ri to Georgetown on Saturday, | i ; —oh, it’s years ago now” |them. Once the ewes go on pat| ver were visitors to Georgetow! March 7th. Mr. Boyce who is & ’ ; Jemes said rising from the old jture, akere’s always the worry |e week. former resident of Georgetown, PHILISHAVE SHAVERS Men’s HANDKERCHIEFS BOX CAMERAS armchair “we were hauling po | of hosing lambs to them’”’. renewed several old acquainten- | £ : fi sin teeel tatoes cp to the siding, a num-| “Now Ellen” James says thro- Mr. Harry MeLengien lees while here. y } S tolary, action speedshaver, features z . — ee te a a a her of teams in the company.|ugh a yawn as he moves to the et Georgetown. Leer at am, ew push-button cleaning, rotary a wod. -quality cotton handkerchiefs, aiden tres Wiek holder 9 tome Tae sun was shining when we| back stairway “you wind the ness ot AY RIVER SPECIA ee S, streamlined two-tone plas- SPECIAL attractively boxed. (8 to a box). pletely rémovable for easy loading eet. out, but by the time we had | clockt and we'll call thie a day! Mrs. William Murphy return URR ~ we c Casing. ww P CIAL with 127 film. Takes color slides eur loads delivered to the car @| Until tomeorrow—Diary—Good-| 4 to Gongomws con Dh =o ‘ ict eta WF Special, 23 95 Special Rage” and black and white snapshots. : ‘. of ont y isit to Toronto, * Mr. Edd erby, alifax, 4 . 8 : a vee ee ean ae Miss, Helen Murphy and | S. seek the past week-end. at | — : war bex 69¢ uae each 4.99 a , ae where she visited with od dau- |the home of his parents, Mr.| 4 | Miss Louise Murphy and her som. |anq Mrs. James Derby. White] OPIENTAL STYLE SLIPPERS PLASTIC APRO tii Mrs. |< “2! wr. Arnold Murphy and ? Sands NS ANG be a 7 >| Murphy- 1|-_Congratulations_are extended | ent planted Unkle slinmers qtth E R F CLEANER ; 3 uy Elizabeth Grant, school |to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Young, | ee Cee ne re Washable, flameproof d wat “or —cleaning—-vitreous enamelled £9 one j Cross and | Murray River, who were mar- | leather soles, orid@ntal designs. ahegeaee — on aa. WE. ° : ‘ acher® at Newtown ; Qnty s » ‘te Morrisey, R.|ried on Feb. 2ist. Mrs, Young} CIAL ‘oof. Colorful nges, enamel ware, sinks, ete. -| Miss Merguerite Morr wa : " SPE : SPECIALProo Colorful. ee ; tetown, were visit | was the former Helen MacKin-| we Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8. x SP c A ch ce ~ontains at 12 4|N., of Ne eat recently.) nen, daughter of Mr. and Mis. | A tal ta ch Can contains about ounces. 4{ors to aie ce ALTA ‘Ki Murray | Special, Special, : : Z re the guests of (Harold - MacKinnon, Murray |} » - ial, 3 where mice DeLAry. " | River. pair 99¢ : each 49¢ pec 2 ter 49¢ ai ili Murphy Jr., of | Mr. James Glover, Halifax, N. | éuie y L.A.C. William 1 4, |S., spent the past week-ead at c ° e . Chatham N.B., mente’ — the home of his parents, Mr. and j OLDING STOOLS Reversible SMYRNA MATS rt 36” COTTON PRINT Georgetown on Friday, eekend rs. David Glover, Murray | ‘ : ; ary 27h, eed oe Mr and | River. j ; Wooden construction which folds to Cotton mats in. colours: yellow, S Nea 4 m guest of his parents, *- | (Congratulations are extended | P™&,' a compact size for easy carrying eel al Siz Smart floral designs in colours: Mrs. William Murphy, Sr. to Mr. and Mrs. William Glover, | PECIAL suitable around camps, cottages bfohae po tweed design. Size about blue, yellow, green, grey and : eekly card party spon- who were married recently in| ww and farm. ' X 1. SPEC shite. se y the Holy Name Society, | Ontario. Bill is the son of ee O Special ny ‘Miacked = ea on Thursday evenine | and Mrs. David Glover, Murray ’ each 1.75 ; Perr each 5.95 Special, 49¢ e T , rish Hall, with | River. Se lineal yar a oF a “s piagee paftici | The many friends of Mrs. ~ neal yard ts ize was won | Christie Munn, ,Murray_ River, ‘ re 7 pating. ae ee det: and the.| are sorry to hear that she is a Men $ OVERSHOES Sa a Women $s BRIEFS : ’ , by Mrs. Archie. a . omens Jatlemen's prize was equally | patient in the Prince Edward Clearance men's ‘winter ’ overshoes. 4 eerked by Mr. Frank Gotell and: Island Hospital, Cearlatetows. | , Brown rubber uppers, with warm [~~ *ayon tricot briefs with elastie or “Slearance women's’ dress shoés Mr. J.B. Scully and the freeze” | All wishes “go put’ for a speedy / fleeced lining, shearling cuff and ° ee i - ssor'ted styles and colors in the Re ited by “Overy | Le . i re Shug " ™& ‘uf thighs. Gay , colours. Sizes SC styles and colors in t out was also equally mer! recovery. beers ) oo strap to ‘insure .shug fit, and 4 ‘oup. Broken size range. AA-& - Miss Selina Myers and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore, | ‘PECIA buckle boots of heavy rubber. SP CIA nall, medium and large. rh : . = Charles Fitzgerald. iCharlottetown, spent the _ past ‘ Ww Sizes 6 to 11 in the group. t ’ \ a tani |weekend at the home of Mrs, . Special, 2 pecial, 6 A & pecial, 3 69 Mes. T.A. Harris Seah and | Moore's mother, Mrs. Sadie | : pair 3.69 a 2 pairs 7¢ _——— | pair e and Mrs. Heiee ot Elmira mo | “MacLeod, Murray River. : > Bernard Murphy ; CD, . ' Pat One Fa anti f tored to Georgetown OO mts | L March ist and were the 4°" "| BEATS LAS VEGAS GAME of Mrs, Harris’ mother, s. oe : : 4 . Annie Gardiner. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP)—A : + Mr. {crap shooter started with a $10 Ga Seas, wales os bill and ran it up to $112,000 in Ni hA aod Mrs. eaclottetown and were |less than two hours. Ivan Annen- ' : ; | berg, co-d - of the Flamingo : Pie scompanied ‘by Mer. and Mrs |fts. co-tener vied. to idemiy DURING THIS SALE - M ee ate a Chester Walker. : _ | the lucky dice player other than ’ SPRING PRINT . Friends of ‘little Miss saws to say he’s a prominent Beverly Ii, daughter of Mr. Hills, Calif.,- businessman. Mrs. “Charles McGonnell, who | ~~" coeuie BY ALICE ALDEN to blouse lightly above a doubk ‘the past number of weeks 4 ic for inc AIRLINER CRASHES FLOWER print blouses make | it flounce. k features a cuffed has been a patient in the Prince 4 @ttractive advance agents for | ®way - from -the-‘throat necklin( | &ayerq Island Hospital, will be) waApRID, Spain (Reuters 2 @ring. Rhoda Lee does a whole |and brief set-in sleeves. Good | pleased to hear that she has Te | coven of 14 passengers aboard a | rden of spring flower prints. | wien kit turned to her home in George ispanish civil airliner were in- a separate . Bh also cad od an ted which we cull this bright : town. : 4 \jured when it cras on landing ° — =e ; somber, Taking its eve from the|cmes wth ite own matched |" Frias of master Garth Fre |at"“winosea in ihe Balearic ie] STORE HOURS “ONDAY to THURSDAY FRIDAY | “T.EATON. Cn easy look of the season, the blouse | Sirt and serves as a fine adjunct | or son of Mr. and Mrs. lands Friday, it was reported 9 am. to 5:45 p.m. | 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 9 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. cunerantens Saunas te gua gutapeh in wele'te he birtiy joe Fraser,’ azmsorry to year that | hore ; me . ; , F Te by it 3 eRe