Tuesday. Sept. 13,1955 The Guardian Page 5

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Simpson-Harris Wedding Held

In Kingston

St. James Anglican Church chap- el. Kingston, Ontario. was the set- ting on Thursday, August is. for the marriage of Sheilagh Joanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harris, Ahbotsford. B. C.. and Jack MacNutt. son of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Simpson. Summerside. P. E. I. Rev. Desmond C. Hunt officiated at the double-ring ceremony. The bride wore a bell-skirted frock of pink tuck-pleated batiste cotton styled with bands of un- pleated fabric giving a tiered ef- fect to the overskirt. She wore a tiny veiled velvet hat and carried a small colonial bouquet of pink

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heated waffle iron; bake until it stops steaming. Serve hot with butter or syrup. or with creamed chicken or ham. or with any a la king sauce.

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No wonder this is called The House of the Beautiful Flowers. madame." remarked the Chef. Wm. u intemtln: plum M ...,1 border arrangement is here at me Ravine House! It reveals at ,-,,c., the woman's touch.

Yet," he went on. it II an idea anyone can carry out if they are (ortunate enough to have a wide pm” with no railing. Itls very simPIe' mmoaous PETUNIAS

Phyllig Shea. the owner has

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fussed Salad Bowl Broiled Pork Chops Snowflake Potatoes Beet Greens . Pecan-Cloverleaf Muffins Fresh Grapes Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk

nicrely Wiideged um kgiz'g'I":f' Pecan-Cloverleaf Muffins Ra- Plllollslsilsnzsletil tiaelitli. lvildirlepeiillnhfzk? Featuring: H - U N. . I which exterim low new panned vine House: Prepare Parker House race Md earrings were the gm the dlnn.boV)V(es rmed with lorgeous roll dough as usual for make up of the groom will 0W 1 pkg. roll mix according to pack- M' M l H ' A E r

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pans with butter. Then cream to- gether '& c. butter and -14 c. brown sugar. Spread on the bottoms of the pans. In each put a -.4" sec- tion of canned sliced pineapple. Put in 3 pecans. radiating toward the edge. In eacl. pan put il mar- blc-sized balls of roll doug. Let rise until doubled. Bake 25 min. at 375 degrees F. Brush with but- ter. Serve upside-down.

and she wore a princess line dress of turquoise blue cotton with luck- pleating in the scoop nccklinc which was repeated in a front panel of the hooped skirt. She wore a tiny wreath hat and carried a nosegay of white and blue Pin- nochio 'mums.

Mr. Michael Schurman, Sum- merside, was best man.

twfh my to W W ENGLISH rwsens "'.'.-. a lot of loveliness for I k nd money." Wll'ie.ew0:voriIlan's touch is also N,dm.i in the menus. Chef." I nl)scl'l'ed. The waffles at break- (asi were delicious. Which re- minds me, our readers will enjoy .,-gt-mg th .two new waffle recipes

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you M”. ed out in the gag. . IA small reception followed at 2r-.'.l....... . OE I J . . at 3”” ."::i:2.”".?m”.”:”:..i:'if.3 Atso MANY OTHERS IN DEEP- : i M; i or . . . . mf:L”?.:,ni2 C. pancake mix. Add l,.', Brush pork chops bcforc IJl'f)ll- E' -'t ” rosebud fringed spray of pink and

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For travelling to New Hamp- shire, Maine, Vermont and New York, the bride wore a white linen sheath dress with black and white accesso ice and a corsage of red rosebuds. The couple will live in Charlottetown where the groom attends Prince of Wales College.

tsp baking soda. 2 c. buttermilk. lea c. melted shortening and 2 eggs. Beat with a rotary egg beat- er until fairly smooth.

Pour the batter into a heated waffle iron. Bake until it stoP5, steaming.

Serve hot with butter and syrup or creamed dried beef, creamed eggs or slices of crisp bacon.

Cornmeal Waffles: Into a bowl, nirasllre lit; 1-. pancake mix, V2 c. cnrirhcd cornmeal, H: c. milk. l-3 c. melted shortening and 2 0t:L'x. Beat with a rotary beater until fairly smooth. Pour into a

Mr. And Mrs. J. P. Oakley

Shown above are Mr. and Mrs. James Pcmbcrton Oakley follow- ing their marriage which was solcmnizcd in St. Andrews United Church. llalifax, N.S. on August 26th. Rev. W. C. Anderson was the officiating clergyman.

Tho bride is the former Ella Kathlvcn Allen. daughter of I)r. I and Mrs. H, S. Allen, Summer-

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side and the groom is a son of Mrs. J. 1". and the late J. F. Oakley of Dartmouth, N. S. The bride is a graduate of Mt. Allison University and the groom is a graduate of Dal- housic University and the Nova Sc-ntia 'l't-t-llniclll College. Tllcy will rcsulc in Dartmouth. Photo by Larkin.

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roses and this is an unusual pro- cedurc for most of us who grow roses. In this city garden the flowers overflnwed on the side- walk making it possible for oas- sers-by to get the fragrance of the tall multicolored rose Condesa de Sastago which were planted by the walk leading to the front door.

Low growing yellow roses and

a lovely hluc agcratum with some apricot vlolas made the rose color-

ed tilcs of the path a pleasant walk that beautiful morning when it was my privilege to visit the garden. Star-'hys lanata was plant-

plauucd and carefully tended gar. den. In a small garden it is mg. CESSMY to sclcct very carefully the plants grown as the space is so llmlfctl.-I think it is more dif- ficultuthan in a large garden where llllanilly Oi Plant material is need- ed. Here in this small garden no- tlllllil was inclurlcrl that was not beautiful every month in the year. It was avlesson in good planning and planting.

in the sharing of a garden which has been made by our own effort We mullmly our own joy in it. As the poet has written.

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