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Shopping In The City 5

overheard I Knuth little ynntm;

h'l'hl:h lilal tbeeipFw,e would deny. te oces o eruary's ays. 3' mg, 9,. Remember? Warmu sunllt. light Lyed '1? ask? If), m" west wind. and sky softly blue in " ll 3 . "3 G L" "1 A C promise of still loveller days to W9 '0ll0Wed-g H0 WIS 0 man an ll come. It was I morning to mix Rob's age we judged. but was on. bread and then on a sudden lm- vlously not so pliable as he irould pulse to set it aside in a cool he caught in a slmllinr clrcum. place to discourage hasty rising. stance. He ctlmogreluctnntly,tm- an and presently shopping list of nec-g the world like James. not much essitles in I pocket. set forth to interested in being present at such follow the line of the open road to feminine huyings. the City. -- "They're In,” she ,aaid h'app'IV "You won't mlslay It" we.sald FEBCHIBE her Mecca. "yes. 15.; a little anxiously when later it spring ones are hete. Ami .ircn't clerk t It our list to compare a they brlsht and pretty! 'Do you brand of item wanted with the think its tooearlv yet in wear a names of those his shelves. straw hat in the country?" H, "Perhaps you have an idea of the mumbled Something which bless predicament a woman is caught her, did not seem to damp her en. in when she loses her list?" we thullasm. chuckled. "I know dear." she said, --bu, "Yes. he nodded with a flicker I won't be long. Theylre so pretty” of smile. "I would say she'd be she smiled. We should have jump then pretty much 'at seI' ". .to be that 'saleswoman How we "Well that's what she has mark- would have hurried. matching im

WOMEN

Page 8. The Guardian Tuesday, Feb. 28,

Happenings

his duties with the quiet dignity which has endeared him to every citizen in Alberta. ?

Like all Governors this island- born governor has man,V Pllllllllllr meals and his appointments for February included: Banquct iur the winners of the British Consuls i Brier playdcwns for L'urlinL!' H9" ccption to meet representatives of the U. K. High Cuminissiuncrs Of- .

The Honourable John J. Bowlen Lieutenant-Governor” of Alberta. may be the Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta ,but at heart he is still very proud of the fact that he was born on the island. During the past few weeks the Governor has been very busy with the opening of the Alberta Legislature and on opening day the Ceremony was very im

pressive. The Alberta newspapers report that His Honour carried out (ice; Anendance at ml. upgning of ' the new loun for the RCA.F. ,, Association; ieucmlanu, M ml, ed down, we chanced to overheiiar Wll-llldcllgilomer lllllcltly so that sh, Mar Hawol-fH Symphony Concert; Ollciiiilg the " mm" "y to P male ell;-.k n :0" ft 5" I” be" one off Y winter Exhibition of the MbL.,.,a a store where he shopped. here omc w h h r. We think um we -m---mm it is-right there number and all. would have wlilspe ed to mm ma, he pointed it out on the list. "You "there is nothing like a new hat

to give I woman's spirits a lift." Whether or not she left with dream come true we do not know,

' Society of Artists: Attciiilniit-c at the annual meeting of tho taginaci younelmhtrl Wu.”

can read it there." l the clerk of-

Couple Quarrel

,; dian Council of Chinixaiisxl

-: ' Jews: University of Albcrtzt : lIm- .. . . . . B H: A I W. , I the Yes,"I know. sir. OVEF DIIIeI'II'lg 2'emfal Auyenrg fi....,..j. fei-ed. But we don't carry that for we must return then in me ation and University of Alla-rta ""9" HPWSV"! P? conunued W3 joys ”' M" "pen road-

t N d f R 1 Legislative Assemblv mum. on I g douhave this-and it sy-just as good. And James in our absence? H. V ee S 0 es February 22nd and Zilth IIIS lIi!ll(!ul' 3 i Just .35 good! .. the farmer dhwd we" n the MN" 397053 Ill! c t raised his voice. That doesnt lane. The bread of our morning make any difference to me. It's mix? Its aroma miugles with me

fragrance of our brisk wood-fire now as "all in the night" and sat- lsfylnilly risen. It bakes.

Until Tomorrow - - --Diary 4 -Diary --Goodnight.

the other kind she sent for and that's what I'll have to take home to her." He gave a quick glance . around than and saw only an old- ish person there and she evidently engrossed in the ' of counter- wares. "You know what women are like!" he nodded. "They're just over here" we

entertained the M. 1.. A's and the Press at dinner at his priinic re- sidencc. It can reailily hc sccn that Lieutenant-Goi'criior like our own Lictilcnnnt-tlmcrnor Proirsc is a very him inon and does not spare hnnwlt to carry out his dutv.

Dear Mary Haworth: My hus- band and i read you regularly, sometimes agreeing with you and sometimes not. But now 1 seek your advice.

We haven't been married very long, and my husband, I'll call him Bill, gets angry with me because I don't always get up when he does, T

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Mr. Jim Carson. ti -lntlctil in

This spring suit. in navy white wool check was dcsigne Paris. it features a fitted waist- Inc and slightly flared skirt. The

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Plow-Caloried Popcorn Is Popular Al Parties

By Ida Bailey Allen

Smart Checks In Slim Suit andijackcl has a tailored rnllar and d inllapcls with sliorlrncd slccvcs. ICP Fholot.

in the mornings. We usually retire before midnight: and he starts the day at 7 am.. to he at work on Bill is happy with six or

more. I was always accustomed to. lots of sleep. Bill can't stand to see me sleep after he gets up. He claims he just wants me to fix his breakfast and then I can go back to bed. But

g hone, knowing that he is calling, as i wish to avoid an argument. CHRONIC GRIPER

Some mornings it secms I just can't get up; 1 try. but it seems I'm just paralyzed. And the other day, when I just couldn't get up. Bill called me ugly names and said I am just plain lazy. He says I may sleep as long as I like one day a week - this is Saturday, usually. But he snorts if I sleep late other days. Then I become cross and refuse to even speak tol him, sometimes for days. i Maybe I am stubborn. but I am- not good company in the mornings; and 1 donlt see that it helps to give in about this. In fact. it just seems tlial I can't give in to Bill, on the matter of sleep. Although

Dentistry at Dalliousic Liiivcrsity. and Miss Julie Carson oi the Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music iit last weekend with thrir par-

Carson was a Soloist recently at the Mt. Allison University Vesper Service. Miss Carson who is study ing with Miss Dorothy Allen sang "I will sing of thy Mercies” by Mcndcllssolin from ”St. Paul."

the term ”wc-aker;

Looks like

lecture on her recent European Tour, before an appreciative audi- ence at Notre Dame Auditorium.

Immediately after the singing of two delightful Scottish selections

lcft last week for the Barbndocs.

On Friday. Fchruary 24th. Miss Mildred Harrington delivcrcd a most interesting and educational

Some persons are at llicir hright- est in the mornings. olhcrs in the afternoon. and still others in the late evening.

lf Bill is refreshed by seven liours' sleep as a rule. uhcreas you aren't. it certainly means you need more slccp than he; and he should face the fact. and see that you get it. medical help. to determine how to build up your vitality. Long time Ifaulty nutrition. or chronic anxious Ilension. or both. may have worn yt'l down to the verge of exhaus-

And also insist upon

Danie Centennial Committee.

in Iicr introductory remarks Mrs. (Joyle rcfcrrcd to Miss Harrington's exceptionally high standing in the leaching and private tutoring. Her experience iiicludcs two rears teaching in an English private school operated by tho, Trinzidad Leascliolds Oil Company. During her holidays the Company sent her to England to get acquainted with teaching methods there. Miss Harrington had three trips abroad. The committee was most fortunate in having Miss llarrington give so generously of her time and talent Miss Harrington who has a well deserved reputation as a public speaker. transported her audience across the Atlantic. where, through

sex" can't be applied to the novyls as she I Wrens. Able Wren Lois Courtright Douglas

T, BC. proves the point lips judo instructor CPO Mc-Culloch of Edmonton

of 'lii'i'r.'ii

at HMCS Cornwallis. the navy training establishment. ncar Digby N.S. tCP from National Defence)

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ough tlint vast storehouse of his- lorir, artistic and architectural treasure. revclling in the old world beauty spots they saw through her eyes.

Finally. Miss Harrington showed coloured niovics taken throughout her extcnsive travcls,

Mrs. Wallcr Lawlor. Co-Chair- man. convoyrd to Miss llarrliigton lhc graicful thanks of the Centen- nial Committcc, adding the assur- ance of her personal enjoyment of the Lecture. After a presentation was made to Miss Harrington by

Mrs. Lawlor on behalf of Notre

Danie Centennial Committee, the singing of "God Save The Queen" concluded the evening's entertain- mcnt.

W. I. EXECUTIVE

The executive meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the institute rooms with twelve mem-

bers present. President. Mrs.

her magic. they followed her on a seven-thousand mile journey thr-

Murdoch Macflowan presided.

lowed by minutes of the last meet- ing whlch were read and approv- ed. Plans have been changed for the District Officers Leadership

will attend. The 1956 Musical Festival feat- ures Women's lnstitute chorus the selection "The island Hymn." Loc- al Institutes may obtain a record- ing of the hymn at the institute office. Any institute wishing to en- tcr must send their entries to Mrs. Wendell Wood. Central Royalty be- fore March first. Mrs. Michael Doyle reported on F.W.I.C. Plans were made for the annual convention. Mrs. Alice Barry of Australia. President of the Assoc- iated Country Women of the World, will be the guest speaker; The con- vention dates are the 4th. and 5th. of July. It was suggested that the Provincial President urge our Women's Institute members to put: forth every effort to make the 1956 Red Cross campaign I huge suc-

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winners in our Women's Institute Contest. In the class for program

ond honourable mention. Marsh- .ield. Meadow Bank. Sherbrooke. Parkdale. In the Art Class, Hunt- er River placed first; Margate. sec- ond; Mt. Herbert and Parkdale

....h..um.M.M.M.m..... When baking I milk pudding. place the dish in a tin of water in the oven. This will prevent the pudding from burning or boiling over.

COOK'S CORNER

DANCING

THROUGH THE

FLAMES

When I disastrous fire to- tlllv destroyed the studio

- some momings M: kefps cam": by the Academy Choir, the Guest y H y y

from work. to see if 1..-nn up. an Mr am Mm Walter nlaumsun Speaker was immduccd by A1” 1.-. 'lIie cliou 'onLc mote added to Conference, they are do be new tied for third. and honourable g

lately Ive been ignoring the tclc- s A Cnyle. Chairnmn 9; Notre the povcnings Clljllyillcllll by their March 22 and 23p 11 is hopgd an menuon Avon!” Spmm valley and properties of the Royal I0mlIll01! 07 W0" l0V0d l1'lSll S0nES- District presidents and secretaries Sp,-gngn'e1d Megddwbmk ' - Winnipeg Ballet members

still carried on. Re-financed and re-equipped. their tour of weftarn cities was a tri- umphal march. Read this story of artistic bravery. Get The Standard-an sale now. complete with magazine, I2- page novel and 20 pages of eomlcs. only ten cents.

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time. spe seven hours' sleep. but I need cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Slicldon Car- son. Brigliton Road Miss .I ii I it: '-- Content. Avonlea placed ("sh Uiggg Meeting opened with the crccd fol- Kinross. second; Springfield. third '

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MORNING SMILE

I always have the house sparkling tion as the usual thing. A good clean, he never notices that. lie diet, plus vitamin therapy, plus is just a chronic complaint-r about psycliiatric treatment of worry- my sleeping: and about my cooking habits, might give you a great new

"All on-rntliis cottntixy. .Viadonic.iiii-at until 2 or 3 kernels of com I" "I9 m”V"35 and 8' Smart Cock-!Sl)lll when (imppccl in the hot oil. I.'ill partics. one hears. the crunch .

Pour in ciiough kcrncls from a

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Scrotchy Throat? Gorgle with Soothing

ALICE BROOKS DESIGNS

Chef. "But why the name lpup' ', g ' y I "The gciiile heat to which thelgfyk Of :.I::Ml'1 (juilut and on-aSmna"y'. ileale on "got . pumultn grams are Cxmscdnchefvi whims W.” h-Cara are lg;-few hshould pl givg in. and bgegqiixp In. yhovv. for a word with .Vllll. 1 replied, --expands me mmsture ,. Gm ,. hxnmve from the heat I a morning. r stay Ill e . our (.-ianted that you and Bill are dis- ' GOULASII , in the kei-M315 and causes the Emmy the Wmpcd wmemy mm ;Ic0niment will be greatly appreci- similar lypcs. as -regards your cn- EASTER ENSEMBLE A 1eweler's absent-minded assls- hi lb. bacon I - - l(.D ycrgy pail:-rits. sun I bclivc it is Perfect accessories for your new ::':;eWfi3m:eltI;s ;I:;;iSd.m:Vh:i;idi: 1 tgzrgatoel II, oxfracf of

alert. . lG”'lBLE SQUABBLE your duty

Dear K.D.: This lgnoblc squabble tually ill!. to prepare your hits- over sleep-necds is really lndica- band's breakfast, if he expects it. tive of blind cliildish demanding- This is the lioiiscivifc's cliorc in

Va doz. small onions

salt and red pepper

Method: Cook rice in water. Cut bacon and onions up in I pan and fry. Add cooked rice and tomatoes.

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Pattern 7337: Crochet directions

twhen you arc-nit ac-

with the ring, he hesitated. "With this ring." prompted the minister. "With this ring." said the bride- groom. "We give a written guar- antee. reminding the customer that

starch grains to pop open or burst. . giitcraiiy turn inside out. The pop WT” ?"”w,:' . I P g B H” is 3 mm 2 :......;:::"i".. .:.:.- .o . s . r - - , , - p (N n ll-ii c. white corn syrup. l-3 c. juicc

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W SRINT 71" '.' ii! (l"k . ... . . HOLE (' A F00" ,:U:.T-I bLu::l,;:.(:I,.:lllS(;)Cglsaf:'am: Encss in each of you. it signifies the average liouscliold without paid that neither of you is psycliologic-isiziff: and the well organized house-

te. wife docs it with grace. good hu- ggrrnhgi f:i(it.::3;v ”'tle'fjaVy 3m” the price will be refunded if it is Salt and red pepper Ind simmer Fowlws. Mada only in the -

I ors ' until thick. MILBURN C0.

”Porwurn is the nnly complete vanilla. Stir-cook until the sugar.

whole-grain food we use. and dissolved I

here's good news for waistline-I Comm”, (0 umk wmmm qlirring not as represented." wat"h"5' A whole mplult ""b"t'Iurtil '2 tsp of the syrup forms a tiered. contains only :34 calories. Bc- bliime bailfwhen d1i(')pped in cold cause of its natural bulk. popcorn wamx

ally prepared to be a helpmn Rather. each has counted (uncon- sciously. at least! on enjoyinhg life it is your responsibility to keep at the other's cxpcnsc; cac liasyfil for your job as liousr-wife; expected to get. more than to give-.l,liciice my advice is to plan voiir

is literally a filler-upper. so it is ' .. A y Y 1” 1y u f -d -1. i g H ' - .. 90PM"! Fri!" (llmkiesi Cleam i ', S - laren't emotionally organized tola nap all r bro kfzsi. a ap it 1' tnllether until fluffy. '2 C lltiller. hmm we lh,dl'l"ls mm mm” and lspcnd yourselves llbcrally. as Illnncli. anil an eaarlil rctirI1nc lioucr 1 9- 5'13” and 1 W9”sb93l9" 983- 5 av? m " M S" . . lmattcr of course, to make the otlicr1tlial's the protective schedule fob Add 1 r fliic-ground popcorn i”E"5:”g: "C"l)?"'.l"'ltl??l"dyv:l'cl person happier. healthier. bcttcrlyou. (rut 'lhl'0l-lilh a food tfllulllmlj aftcriwull, ffc”0pI:2g;”l';I. famparreliilf lcarcd for. etc. in short. your affil- To combat Bill's t'I'IlI('ISnl of your 30ft-lplngill. 1 c. 'lI'l:l1e-2(llCEd lfiiisd Orlplaslic i la"on is "strictly from hunger." cooking. collcct good cook - books 395- 1 9' ml - Ct 3'93 5" ' as the saying goes And to correctland learn from tlicm Yoi j ht

sifted enriched flour. 1 c. enrich- I304-'0liiill' iiilh rod lialchets cut I ” - -- . .. !, . ,' I "flu ed cornmeal. 4 tsp. bakins nuwdeni "'0'" Cm'db"al"l Md "ed ”" W" ltTii't:uIIIoIillIy Sibate'b!Iic:i:dnbIi';'H1'ryn" (blink mil llEas)l)I'Mlieals! II," I tsp. salt and l tsp. ground nnt-.Yl5'50n- 3 E Y r W 8nl”.V 0 pu is crs y meg. TOMORRHVS m NE selves in the norms. and technl- Louclla G. Shourcr: or "Reduce . . ( ' N IR qucs. o mature be avior. and Enjoy It'' (llapcrs! by Elaine Roll 1-3 in thick. Shape with I H A .. . . A . ., k. H .' 7' , 4 owever. as referee of the ar1zu- L. Ross: or Lot 5 (nok it right con la C" H (l”,”" "I Cor" PWP mcrit over sleep. may I say to tHarcout, Brace! by Adelle l)nvis. I"-5t'3llUi1l'd Hatldnck iBlll: It is a fact that individuals Mli

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Placp on an oilcd pan. Bake. about 12 min. In a moderate oven. v - . , . . . ' - V'h'PP9d P"”"0 differ in their sleep-requirements, Mary llaworth counsels tlirough

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375 deg. F. - Toveod Grccn Salad

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Warm lhc utensil. Scrip popprd corn with soup in- In it place 3 tbsp. cooking oil.'stead of croutons. -

ANNE ADAMS PATTERNS

SIZES UP TO 52

I Look slim. lnnk smart in this new stylr-Y It's scii-simplc Isee the dia- gram!--no plat-kci! Just unbultonl thc shotiltlcrs--slip ii on 1-24 quick! Wear it shopping. garden- ing-for all your daytime activi- ties. Princcss lines -- s-o-o flatter. ing to the larger figurc!

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