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wedding anniversary. 1

Marjorie Clarey was the guest

shower given by the teachers of

Demonstrated

Christmas treats for shut-ins and sick will be provided by the

The secret ary. Mrs. Henderson. read the minutes of the last meeting. Money wa s voted for a nd.

The treasurer, Mrs.

Margate Women's Institute this f

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3 Mr. George Clarey. mother Eof the bride - to - be presided at ‘the tea table. A social evening lfollowed.

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i TOMORROW'S DI\',\IF.R WITHIN a few days, the boys Tomat Juice PM ~Hm BW.UMBo'.'..=. and girls awav at school wil be Swedish Meat Balls in Sauce (.3 .dv, . . , . l ' . .‘ . no tan Boron \.l’I .coming h a me. all at once, rag (Chafing leh) on germ]th FL”: “MW! lvenously hungry for home‘cook- Buttered ’l‘oast ‘ q ‘. _Z' ' The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Dec. 19, 1964. 7 ‘m and wanting m 5“ me” Or Sliced Hm Baked Ham V [Potato _,1 it . wind 4 ‘ \ezclahlcs tire-n, (.ilillf-(i m Bruncheons lcombination .ate And Excalloped Potatoes "MM. lbreakfast and early lunch! are Date Cream Scones Mm.“ Hummhwad Wm lappreciated by everyone. Coffee or Tea Milk . . ‘ . ‘ ‘ “limped (ream theme. HOLIDAY Bnuxcumm reasurements level; recipes COM". “r Tm ‘mk . . 'U. 0 Audre Jenkins. Women's Editor. Phone 4-8506 ., . . ‘ .,q J. . . y i M Tah'.’ . , EGG TOAST WITH ALMoxns ”"" (".m" “H'””*‘” Halve-d Grape riiit “llh AN," ORAVFF “5C1.ng MEAT Rt .15 Kensington United Churchll.. M. Murray. , Cranberry Sauce Garnish ‘ ‘ " ‘ " Ingredients: 0'1: "t lb. was filled to capacity on Friday: Following the entertainment. 1 Plan". "I crisp 3390‘“v 112 c. fresh or drained refrigera- (“0Pde "Tall h’r’" "~ ll? "Ml" evening for the annual Sund ay .Santa appeared and treated 8113 BMW" ,“ 5‘1""? .S‘WN’E" ted orange sections PM "Will "‘a'i -’ 'h‘“ ":WPDNI School Christmas program. ‘the children from a gay Chrisi- And Brolle‘.‘ Lanad‘a“ 3390“ 2 tbsp. honey or sugar l‘r‘alcil rmmn or ts'1 Hidanv on- The Sunday ~tchool superinten- ‘mas tree Egg T0851 “"m Orange seam“ 4 921:8 i0": ‘i 1‘ P/il‘ll 'W'lﬁ"? it n d l I l -- "r d allsntc. 1 fine dant. Mr. J. Harry Brown . ' V It tsp. salt - r n u n I V ‘ chairman toi- the following pro-' J. Harrison and Mrs. MacF‘ar- com; "a M‘”‘ in tsp. cinnamon _ sot hread t'Y'limlIK’ ; t' x t i m gram by the superin- lane of Bedeque will be at home ’“ ." 9 it: c. whole or skim milk or i. llOlf' mllk. .v (' ‘tll'lr‘i ni‘ tendaht' the hym n “0 Little to their friends at the residence ﬂﬂn "Lug ‘2 0. ‘1 st‘ckt butter or margarr mﬂr'znt'ina , u a . v (try i n1 I " own of Bethlehem"; prayer of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hend- r the I Blf‘lfil‘t c..- .nto . It \dri by Rev L M Murray. reading! arson Bedeque on Tuesday_ 1/. slices white bread. decrustcd l'f‘n‘alnill: lDZI‘F’llf‘Wl except ' '- ' ’ l '. ft {in n from 3.5 ha Vod hu 1 to r Kltr - i) l '-.t:'il'"isij-.' Sign}: gﬂﬁéitmﬁsdigaﬂg egglgteticelrri‘bfhemeSetfingo from 7-10 “I “- loaSlf‘d blanched llah’t‘d until smooth. ("'t'Htil‘ 'dl‘fl or} .. ' .. I - ~ ‘ almon s [hit-k (‘hill 1 hr. “159 0“ Jew. mde t 0 p‘m' the occasmn 0‘ the” 50th Combine orange sections and Form inn. li'qlri .- . pm hi”;

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. Heat large skillet or llyn Millar; Benediction. Rev. The br'de'to‘be “’3 5 95cm“! griddle. Brush with butter. PM" SUNS I‘Ome o‘l‘ ‘\'ll'lt'l0\v5 [to t e seat of honour. In open~ Dip each bread Slice quickly with casc if rubbed with a r‘mth . ling the gifts she was asststed by in and out of egg batter; drain a moistened with nail pcth re- Ch .Hester MacPhee and Dorothy tsecond or so. the" fry on both mm‘ci‘.

{P 8 {If e 1‘ While Glenda Mac' sides in butter. Turn only once. 1 . lKenzte read the accompany l n gt ijgp warm in oven. A scrum: of t‘ﬂlttl‘liil ('lliilt‘f‘l jverses. Refreshments were serv— [)9 not pile up slices; instead, (‘Hrlls SalF-fl 0r a HIP "I “My ed by the hostess. assisted by se~ . place in buttered large pan to “app-“'1‘” 331“ “Valli? 56“! '0?“

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V. . and “bread. sliced ‘5 inch thick. Leave "I will” {Nome smm and a "gnth' “ghdsfveral membe rs Millan and famin of Wood island ‘on crust. Before frying, 1 el sandmch made mm gamma" 0 "mg 9 Iver the El “5' ‘are leaving todav to spend the ‘bread stand in eag batter a few and “can-“.1 bunpr‘ Tam" fa“ These plans were made at the 3ch . t g h m ‘< ,th ‘1 . d‘ W t" ‘t . and nutritious. December meeting held at the l‘lS ma._ oi ay. \u . rs. secon .S. e n urn o meisten -.. __ .._- __, __. .. ._ m {M D0 R .Mathllans parents. Mr. and both Sides.

. rs' " ‘ Bake" ers Thomas Welch SINGER GIVES BIRTH With the newly elected president. t‘ ' ' 3 DATE CREAM SCONES TORON‘TO '(‘P \laureen MrS- Lorne Adams premdmz. 11': c. pitted fresh California “mm... c ‘ d i n‘ 1 Meeting opened with the sing- 1 dates gave birth toaiiirmfi‘fthczrhild (in.

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sionally still erupts in sections of the British press and public

His military regime has been replaced by a civilian govern-

the ViSl't went off calmly. coolly.

The story made a dramatic if disturbing climax to an other-

January meeting.

Refreshments were served by the hostess and l u n c h commit- tee.

! she

a church charity show in Wales. onto 1, Ont.

. I ‘ . at lain world of international poli- opinion. The 1966 tour will prob- ment containing several Com- 3:9 "ﬁgﬁtedrg‘ﬂﬂiieg, 1: 1.133: 3' tics. which until recently hardly ably n as a momentous munists. There has also been suc‘cessim of royal bir‘ths in the

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royal1 activities. will affect two tion 20 years to the month after the country. princess Alexandra M". M.

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country left arrangements for the four-day royal visit in Feb— ruary “all up in the air." a for- eign ofﬁce spokesman said. British diplomats are waiting to see whether the invitation still stands with the new regime. Originally the trip was sched- uled to follow the Feb. 1-8 visit to Ethiopia—also technically a

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ueen Mare 10. becoming third in line to the throne. The Duchess of Kent had a daughter April 28 and Princess Margaret completed the quartet of royal mothers with her second child. a daughter. May 1.

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Queen has travelled in north- east Africa. though she has vIs- ited west coast Commonwealth countries. Ethiopia. a moun- tainous. remote kingdom still a monarchy three times oder than Britain’s LOGO-year line. Hai-Ie Selassie. a tough little bearded warrior of 73. claims

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