OMEN

By An Island

the time. Theres no time for any-

LI'I"8 EAT

Ry ids

important them as I special course at (ll ner. Par example. stuffed Iflmalii( or asparagus Hollandaisc. But

done! GARDEN PLATTERS "Instead. Chet." I

lers as the main coiir.-.0."

"But in this case. many do not feel satisfied with meal."

"This is because fresh

Attractively arranged. asparag- Is, green beans

and carrot animal protein should be addcd to the menu in the form of milk. cheese. eggs. or a lllllP fish ni- meat. A big wedge of rii':t.'ii'Il ill”. to top off the meal Will please my man." Cream of Crop Soup Vegetable Platter of Asparaziis Green Beans and Carrots Blue Cheese Sauce

Whole Wheat Uuffms Custard Pic

Coffee Tea Milk Vegetable Platter with Blue Cheese Sauce: Open 1 can Cali- fornia white asparagus; twat

Ilow i y.

COOK'S CORNER

9 ARABIAN CIIOPS

I pork.chops

V. cup water

1 can condensed tomato soup or umied tomatoes

gmtsp. dry mustard

on P3!" ps in casserole or skiilci. put "onions on trip, sprinkic with pepper. salt and mustard. Pour over tomato soup which has been mixed with the water. Rake

"In France. Madame." said the! Chef. "we consider vegetables solpiatter:

the United States this is not utionf Pass expleiiiicd.

III?" 'I"' '”i'iicre is plenty of fresh pork aboui

this fall and it is inside the bud- weathers, At ii”; voge-lget." remarked the Chef. hhles contain iitiic protein. Sniit is half roasted.

Page 3. Ti?-Iiiiardiiin Thursday, Nov.10,1955

Serve Hearty Desserts With Vegetable Dinner

Bailey Allen

Drain and center in a large deep arrange buttered cooked that we often serve green beans on one side and butter- n-ied cooked carrot rounds on the

place this evi-nina remarked with a smile. "Tim:-R everyt iii: in this age. It's inoiicy! We are to make every niiiiutc count on farnis. If we buy a machine we must be sure that it will do its work quick- ly and well. And with a minimum .of care on mir part-we have no time to be fussing with machinery. Golly. "he chuckled wisluflly," when I look back to the old days, what an amouni of time there used to be!"

And Novenilicr a little sullenly warns the farnicr-liisizards to make haste with thcir iiiirk of thc ficlds,

. and the fall days draw in. Dawns rs. nlhcr Garnish of Cucumber -ind come late and riiisks arc varlv, in tomato ' quick-dropping lIiillES, the dark

American Blue cheese

lS3llCF.

American Blue Cheese Sauce: Combine 2-3 c. mayonnaise 2-3 c. . W ' - -. . h d "sometimes we use EEIITIPII pl.-it-ilhm ”u"e' 13 C C oppe firm

.pnrIiiui cucumber. 14 c. (4 oz

lcrunihlcd American Blue cheese

land 2 tbsp. minced onion.

rounds are served as the main dish with a bowl of blue cheese sauce.

,covering with I moslt bread sulf- lfing. This keps the meat moist and also seasons it. Then the iroasiin: is completed."

SFNDAY DINNER Marinated Celery on Lettuce Roast Crusted Fresh Pork

Applesauce Sweet Potatoes Spinach Peach Crumble

Coffee Tea Mllk Marinated Celery-Smart Flora D'0euvre: Remove leaves and

clean 1 large head celery. Cut the stalks in 3" lengths. Place in s saui-viian; add 1 c. water. Cover and steam-boil 25 min.

Drain. but save any liquid. Put the cclcry -in I low flat refriger- ator dish.

Pour over I tbsp. of the celery liquid bcatcn with Zia tsp. well- scasoncd not-sweet French dress- lug. Thcn refrigerate. iDo not fret-zc.i Kr-cps 2 weeks.

-jerve on lettuce or romaine: gggltlah of paprika or minced parsley.

der a 4 to 5 lb. shoulder of fresh pork honcd and rolled. Mix 2 tsp. salt. 1 tsp. monosodiu gluta- mate. 1i tsp. pepper. 1 tsp. eachl powdered sage and 3 tbsp. en-l riched flour. Rub this all over the pork.

Place on a rack in A roasting pan. Bake 1'4 hrs. in a moderate oven. 350 degrees F. Spread the top and sides with moist bread stuffing seasoned with sage.

Place peeled sweet potatoes in pan. Roast 1 hr. longer at 350 degrees F. Turn the potatoes once. Serve with gravy.

TRICK OF THE CHEF

one hour in moderate own. 330 doiz.

Garnish cream of corn soup. with chopped piniicnio. i

"When yet to be plai-mi I recommend other odds and .-uiis tit" Sll('ll shor-

Roasi Crusted Fresh Pork: Or I I5 IN HER -V”-V"

smartly shiittcrliic the silvcr of day. And there are still potatoes to be gathered-rind marketed. lur- nips too and llllHllliE. hcforc frost Duls an end in lllt' likc. Tlii-rc are also, bccziusn Ill ill(' iiinin. liiuvizins incline to ho piuu-iuisfinaiiiip (Tita- lures. DF9IIEll'alltlIlS to he made farmstcnris against

.)

lugs. licfnre no mu siiffor Ilic hit- ter north wind in i-Ami down lllltillj us. from over lllf' iiolris

We came to mu lust liarvc.-iiiii: today. This is, for lllf' uiiist uari,!

a niasculinc lliT(l-”i5illxlliL', lhelcss any Il'lllllil.li' :'lSK'lSlii

iivi'('i'- l

MARY IIAWORTIFS MAIL

Girl, 12, Wants To Wear Pumps, Lipstick, Earrings

our family niureri lit iiiis town ll wasn't ycl I2 yczirs old, l)iii l was enrolled ill lll(' soil-ulii i.Zlta(l('.

so doing. I skipped lIii'cc-foiirths oi it.he srliul lcriii. unit it svcnis thai rfrom now on, I iiiil always be younger llian iiii ('l.t.xwiil&llPS. This "makes a priiblcui l

talking about their clutlies for this!

pumps lfor rircxsiipi

had t.o UP and air. iii;u my mother had got me ihv some things. But the truth is. my moiherl' seems to think i am too yoiuuz to wear these things -- evcn though the pumps I wont iizivv only two-

lmolher says that I am "just 12

and that I sliiuilri ilrcss ”liI.ii a .child of i2". Do you iiiiuk my mother slioulfl an lliis xiii)”

All of my : and most will lie i-I soon; and no

I child wants in flrcxs iikc ii lilycar-l "den" V" udder"

iold when the rest of her Class-

mate; .1”, H .,m, m.m,. ml, lwlandlsh unsultablllty of the child's l ” ' ' ' ' l ' lih s- ference fat that age) - .year-olds. I imulrl Hldl the pumps J gt: :si:ereher own good taste, and

Please give nui vuiir npiiiinn nni permitted the thud to please her. an a stylmpar with classmates .1 whether i siiiuilrl rlrcss as (I ii!-ycar l 5e" m same 5elec”0n5'

only oci-asioiizilly. nit Siiiidnys.

;old child or as on ciizhili i:rader:l iand please ansucr soiui.

ELLEN'S DIARY

"I should like to have tzikcii a day or two at the Maritime Fair but I Just cnuidn'i-I didn't have

thing nowadays." A visitor to the

iiiiiiigsgby the clock. becuase they have I farm, shingles , tloi of work to do afterwards...Five slallk niaiic and minutes won't give you much time.

nighi.....

NW. 1 am 1" MW muhm Kmdozl ia trifle younger than the rest) and vilivii I iiiuil imik iii :i('lll)l)li who stuck In her own easy stylel this fall. the girls ill my class were. through junmr high Ichool T Wll'l' ' out "vanity touches' such as lip-

terml Then ,h(... x.,m.u,d wmpmng stick. earrings, etc.. when the other , I g notes about their sectiiid pair of dime” up '9' social events m mm mm me mm which has ,m,”. up. which she was included. And shc

slick and cari'iiu;.s li'licu they iii- was always as pllpuh" 35 2 gm eluded me Ill iiw 4'4llll'PlKHIlllll. i ”""M

DRESS GIVES POISE l . I I On the other hand, I know annlh- underslandml 8911'"- Good parents must use their

ll'I.rmar's Wile

gratefully received. If we however choose to let any suggestion fall on deaf ears and remain indoors It interests of our own. rneeugu arriving. advise us that even there we are not without the bounds of the endeavour.

"GrIn'daddy uys...wouId you send out I few cakes to the field? He says "with a merry giggle" people sitting in the house don't realize how long an afternoon can bethey don't get hungry!"

"Gran'dIddy says for you to round up the cows-the men are too busy. Some of the cows are in the field across the creek...Iome are up in that piece of new land and- you can barely see them. they're so far away! And there's some not far up the lane. He says not to leave it too late-and to see that none of them stray into the barn to fall into the cellar where they're putting the turnips. He said, "with a young laugh." it would make I nice little run for you."

Or that which alerts us smartly: ."Gran'daddy says to tell you they (are putting off the last loads of ithe day, now-and to have his sup- per on the table in five minutes

will it? But that's exactly what he said. Igguess." with I smile. "he Just said that to hurry you some."

At our last harvesting we are... and still the silver skies of ii hush-

ed and sunless day. (Until tomorrows--Diary----Good

MORN NG SMILE

Bachelo -Well. how do you feel

about married life now that you've had a year of it?

were competitively f'ashion-consc-

frippery such as lipsticks. earrings.. "Heels" (as they say), and date- habit dress.

As I say. there was this one girl.

wish. was affectioiizitcly

as too.

- .. -, "l h b it t- . gm.ll'l(;('lQl.'ua'll(IF”hl:('IJiilislllihl la :3 8v:)igggif.lCa:;:s;'e;y anrfgiser own common. sense. related to thciri rinzlnlviiuiii l').PlIi'i(r sliiiiilalxiq ill. prematurely early use. Between 121 Pa"'c""" ””""l5”l"”5- 1" 8”” i l i " WI. and 14. she had I yen to dress. , . more like a 16-year-old --to wear 50 I 93'” 3dV'5? Y0" Wm" 3'01" high heels, highstyle modes, etc. Her mother, 1'.” . ; ., 3' sympathetically aware of n chid- C ' "mm M I ish effort to annex social seIf-con- '0 , p , drew .. and the cowardice of lying -- which is h 1 go had 1, Q. t. I very childish trait indeed. And ummuay " Y ' N then I believe I mlght.allow her the pumps. the iparrlngs and lip- stick (if I could afford), to put her

lipstick, curvaceous 1'"

N0 harm came of the mother's omodaling policy - maybe be-

said "'I'lioi'c's iiuiiii-iv i-iiiicr good Elvlng her leeway for hopelull ex'

or had but tliiiiiiui: iiinkcs it so."' perimemal 5e"'

i .i-tiveness. Bull

You ha", A pmM(,m or m.,,Ss inf the child didn't improve her looks

relation in classniziics.

cause you think you liaic If yoiil were a hnpny-ziii-liii-ki'. scil'-coiifui eni. l(IlIlI)iij'I.sll suri of girl. iiiin couldn't be bothered with lipstick earrings and pumps with heels. you'd get along fine with tho dressy crowd at school -- just being your- self.

That I can testify for sure - spcakin: from PPl'.Nt)llc'll knowledge. of schimiizirls togcihcr. I have in mind a rzrnup situatiuii. recently. in wliirh the izirls were just enfor- ini: ihi-ir icons; and all but one

”jj'j"M3.EV”QlaI!Olt5orlvor M”"'h'b'bM'I5'!0OI.iicpr050vsP1Noir, bvoilllldicpellleldlnonolforex inaliss itpertoctl nmsitlw din. Outlined not ond over again, Pmex is gentle yn

lnI.nivo-ugondvovyolinariaouio...

Puarpuebdaeterbhuudkuiyiiyoog.

so soft-so safe!

...a..?....

child. . . far the or baby's

better in every way. Malia

mm. he, by the garb she chose, though she

the R.(.'.A.F.

Tnockciifre. Ontario The bride isismiih, R,c,s,F,, the bride were the former MISS Helen R059 BOW-fa grey suit with white accessories Ies. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.G. land 3 cm-sage of pink msebuds. Bowles, 197 Kent Street, Charlotte-"me gmomts gift to the bride was - . - . town. The groom. who has recently ions. with emphasis on feminine been promoted to a Corporal im the R.C.A.F.. is thc son of Mr.Ilight blue suit with navy acces- i;ndCIVII'!. C. Evans of Victoria,

Wzrds OI The Wise l Residegln Halilax

rown from the seeds of parent ielinqucncy. religions delinquency. -ducatlonal delinquency. judiciary known by a charming nickname-- d9ll'"l"EnC-V- Md """'l”lP3l d9""' rington Street. .and was good at games and stud- 'I"91W-V-

ing their children helpful rearing.

ever, I think if a child of mine were to bring this very problem

supposing the classmates are nice people. M.H. Mary Haworth counsels through i . by mail or personal 'H,c. . cause the mother was mentally Dl'li I)” Cvlumn "Qt . .her toes. governing and nurturing gllgrggzzpgzgle m h” "' fare of DEAR H U. is 5-,,r.,kr.Sp,,ar(. the girl s development. while also t

Lemon juice or vinegar in the dress with white accessories and may have enjoyed a big season of water cauliflower is cooked in mak- i a corsage of pink roses. The self-esteem, thanks toher mother's es it keep its snowy-white color. grooms mother was gowned In

RC. A.

Fraiicis Georgeilhe ceremony and pink snapdrag-

F. CHAPEL VOWS

Mr. and Mrs

n. P””e5'3"' Chal"3'l Given in marriage by Sgt. J.

a pair of white pearl earrings. The bride's attendant wore a

series and a corsnge of red roses.

Sgt. H. C. Klein, R.C.A.F.. was D. G Madiil officiated aiibest man.

-Rev.

Juvenile delinquency is nothing Following Ceremony

in Mid - October

Si Paul's Anglican Church. Bar- Halifsx. was the

lsetting on October 15 at 7:30 pm. -lDr- Vincent P- Mazzolv when Rev. H. St. c. Hilchey united in marriage Miss Edith Elsie Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Halifax. and Mr. Herman Everett Adams. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Adams. Ellerslle. P.E.I.

The bride given in marriage by her father chose a floor-length gown of nylon net over satin with a matching bolero of nylon lace.

other should do about you. How-

mei Yd tr-V l” he'll ll" 599' flrslv held her fingertip veil and she

carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses.

Her only attendant was Miss Elsie Irene Harnish who wore a ballerina-length gown of yellow nylon not over taffeta with a match- ing bolero of taffeta. Her veil was held by a tiara of white flowers 'and she carried a bouquet of 'mums and roses.

Mr. Frank Dawson was best man. Mr. Kenneth Smith, brother of the bride. was usher.

Mrs. Smith chose for her daugh- ter's wedding a navy blue crepe

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A reception followed at the home Leonard Evans are pictured shovel on: ad:a'fne;I4 lI'tet.aItal(t.h?IuSll(C igatsfof Mr. and Mrs. H. Klein. The

Married (riend-(;u.,-5,; it'5 qi)r(n 7following their recent marriage in-"" er 9 "ac "m o r' l i like sitting on I steaming tub- once you get used to it. it isn't so DEAR MARY ii.iimii'i'ii; Wl'l('il ""'

mother of the groom wore a Tudor rose dress with white accessories and a corsage of cream roses. The wedding cake centred the table and was flanked by long pink tapers. Sgt. Smith proposed the toast to the bride.

The couple honeymooncd in Que- bec. Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. Evans, Victoria. B.C.. and Ambrose Atkins. R.C.N. The newly-weds are residing at 309 Claremont Drive, Ottawa. Ont.

HOUSEHOLD HINT

To keep a clothesline from fray- ing or becoming shaggy. rub it ocasionally with moistened soap.

Royal blue crepe with matching accessories and a corsage of pink roses.

A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents where the toast was proposed to the bride W by Rev. Hilchcy.

The couple will reside in Halifax.

Out-of-toivn guests were Mr. and Mrs. Elton MacKay. Traveller's 1! Rest; Mrs. Agnes Penwarden. El- 'Ierslie and Miss Effie Adams, El- lerslie.

A cornnct of seed pearls and beads OT"'"'

llrinly believed in feedlot bl meals. At age 1:, I Weight; 18?! round: come rlaht back unless pounds.

I Q: 2 g s H- E '5 G ? ii - 7

petite depressant to help control hunger Ind give me pep. It sure dld...Ind in about I month I lost 8) pounds. But when I stopped tak- ing the medicine, first thing I knew I gained back all the weight. I couldn't keep on taking the depres- sant for I was getting to be u on 1000 to ma cllories. Your attit. nervous wreck.

wrong. Sometimes I catch myself eating three to four slices of bread Ind Jelly. Now I am nearing 38 and I know I am going to have to learn to eat the right way and do In the rest of my life. I've come to the conclusion that you have to reduce on your own will power. It

over. when the depresss continued (which it must

- have established I new way or

Igrl I went to ''"W- . . -

' The easiest way to change food

habits is to put the lclence of iiuid rition to work to control hunger .. speed up reducing. Build each mu; around I protein Iood...eggs, chug, lean meat. fish fats. All the protective be included in adequate amount.

"About six years

mic is excellent, for you regs;-ii diet as eating for normal weim

For slimming off bulky inches. (A dill! six minute routine of stretch, bends. swings can work wooden. As you lose the pounds on good food habits and tone up the muscles, you'll feel so buoyantly -alive thin you'll never wish to go back to fattening fare.

"I know my food habits are all

ELEANOR I103!

in the family Iulomoblle that one of our friends refers to It as her living room on wheels. And. good housekeeper that she is, the in- terior of the car is as splc-and- span as every room in her home.

and fresh makes for pleasantar travelling. and it may even prove to be a good investment when trade-in time comes along.

FBEQUENT DUSTING

holstery fabric and carpet floor covering with I whisk broom or vacuum cleane It least once a month. more often it long trips

over with a cloth dampened with dry-cleaning fluid will freshen these surfaces. However. d'on 't satur- ate the upholste ,-some aeIt cush- ions and Im rests In padded

es when it comes in contact with dry-clean fluid. Soaking the floor covering will also prove harmful

backing construction.

holstery should be kept as free of

Interior

dust as possible by frequent wip ing with a dry cloth.

To clean and protect these sur- faces. apply A thin film of llustl wax with a damp cloth to nilnialp area. rubbing to loosen the dirt and hiding the cloth to a clean portion from time to time. Polish each section immediately with I dry, clean cloth.

Spots on the upholstery and car- pet flooring look as untidy and in- dicative of Poor housekeepinz ll they do in the home.

GREASE AND OIL -- To remove grease and oil stains. rub lightly with clean cloth wet with carbon tetrachloride. An em ergency treatment for oil-saturated fabric is to pour I little of tin cleaning fluid on the sp” soaking It up immediately by oreaslnx I clean white blotter firmly against It and repeating until all nil anti grease disappear. If soil remaini from dirt in the grease. rub will a clean cloth and lukewarm suds. sponge off soap with a clean cloth dampened with "lld water. To remove ice cream stains. ml: with I cloth wet with warm soap- gudg, gponging off soap with .4 cloth wet with cold water. bet dry.

Tidy Up Car

So much time is usually spent

Keeping I car interior clean

It's a good Idea to dust the up-