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cl At UCW Meeting

éi\.~l.~l;illt'('. Miss Olga Yooiner: iionunaiions. Mrs. Elmer l"yfc, .\li-:-, Ray Douglas and Mrs. l.oi'ue .\la(-liiwen: stewardship and recruiting .\nnie Lee F_vt'e; ilouer, community. friendship uurl visiting committees. Olga Yooliicr and Mrs. Earle Henry: litctature and communications, periodical secretary. Mrs. don F_\fc; press and pubiicity. \ii‘< Ray Douzlasz member- ship. Mrs. D.l MacLeod: Chris- tian and missionary education. .\lrs Eric .\lacEwen.

The next meeting wiU be held at the home of Mrs. A.S. Mac- Ewen

l.uncli was seried by the hos- tcss and committee in charge.

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The annual meeting of the llcsahlc L'L'W was held at the. home of Mrs. John Dixon on Dec. I7.

.\lr.-2 Gordon Holm was in charge of the devotional period. nssistetl by Mrs. Mack Dixon.

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l‘(‘2l(llll,'.‘,. “The Bells Bang Out At (‘hristmas."

Finances for the year w e r e found to be satisfactory. The committees gave their reports and a donation of three dofllars wzis forwarded to the Maritime Home for Girls.

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.\lrs. William Stewart was lio~tcs< to the December meet- iii: of the .\lurray River, Ray of Hope Women's Institute meet- mg.

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mceting. conducted by

‘ithc new president, Mrs. Rauls-

ton Graham. opened with a (‘,liristm2is hymn. Fifteen mem- bcrs answered roll cal-'. with a (‘hi-istmas gift. These gifts were

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'1 a t e r put into a box and .changed by the members. l After some disciissiuii on ways and means of raising ;funds. it was decided to hold a lcake sale in F.W. .lol1nston's istore on Do

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Programs for the coming year. brought in by the program committee. were read and dis- ciisscd. after which the S i c k committce reported live sick calls made and treats taken teach. The Sick Committee ‘January is .\lrs Doiiald Young

and .\li's. Beth tiallant l‘l;ins were made for treating the aged and sliul-iiis at Cliristmas.

_ A contest was directed by Mrs Gallant during the entcrtaiii-

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town, Mon., Dec. 30. 1963.

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women’: Editor; Phone 4-8500

l Mr. Louis Wilson of St. Peters spent the Christmas holidays with relatives in Rawley. Mass.

Mr. who is a patient at the Provincial Sanitoriuin. spent Christmas at the home of his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. William Macl\'innon. St. i Pclers

, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rossileri and chiidren of Montreal. spent the t.‘liristnias holidays at the home of Mr. Hamid Lewis, St. Peters.

Rci. Clare MacDonald. St. Petci:- Ray. and Rev. Andrew Illa:-Donalcl of Parkdalc. Spent ('liristin;is with their mother. Mrs. lrcue MacDonald. Cardi- gait.

Williaiii Sullivan. who teaches school in .\'ma Scotia. is visiting ‘ his zrandmother. Mrs. Catherine Sullvan at Roseneath. .

Mr. Robert Donahoe, with the C.\'R in .\'ew-foundland. is spend-

PX- ing the holidays with his brother- ,(;ims' Danie]

in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ; Alban Brothers. Cardigan. 3 I

.\lr. Fred Ailen of Georgetown‘ spent a few days in Cardigan

visiting his sister and brother. Ottawa spent Christmas gt the to _ c ‘home of her parents. Mr.

Ethel and Murdock Allen.

_ si Raymond iilacK I n n on,

N.S.. is spending the Christmas vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I.l\'. Inman. Summer- "dc.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simmons and family arrived home recent-

iy i0 spend ii few days with hisl left to their own devices.

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Le s lie immons. Summerside. The United Church of St. Pet- ers held a Christmas party Iast Sunday afternoon when th e y

l and easy. even with only a 2 - ‘unit electric or gas plate. a

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treated the children and sent boxes to the shut-ins.

There was skating at Morell‘. rink for the children Christmas afternoon.

A midnight dance was held at St. Peters Bay Holy Name Hall ‘on Christmas night with musict by the Thunderbolts.

Many students from the St. ' Peters area spent Christmas at! the homes of their p a r e n t s. ; Home from PWC were Sern Rat-i tery and Lesiie Gerard. Richard . Gillis. D 0i p h; Gillis. Richard Flynn. Alex Mac-l Auiay and Eugene Rossiter ar- rived home from SDU.

Miss Helen Ann Mac-Callum of

a n d Mrs. l(.E. Maccallum. St. Pet-

The annual Christmas concert em

and s‘L'llt)t)l closing at Cardigan School. which had to be postpon- I

Santa Claus presented each chl'.d‘ with a cm. and treats of fruit and candy.

Miss Mary Quinn, teacher all St. Charles School. is spendingl

‘h _ Kent Macuean. Arts student: to ed last week during the stormnat Mount Amson Unive;-5 it for took place on Monday afternoon. ‘rsackv-.11e_ N_B__ is M home

3'. i l n - Montague for the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blax- i land, Montague. had as their hot-

iday guest their daughter. Jean, a s e c r e tary at the Prince Ed-

ment p(‘l'l()d and Mrs. James the holidays at her home. St. iwa.-d [stand Hospitay .-

Richards won first

The delegates to the leader- shio course it (‘ai'digaii gave an interesting report

The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. Oliver Gid- din-Es‘. with .\li‘- Judson Nicol- te in charce of program.

prive.

A dolicioiis lunch was served “'iii‘ iiis iamiiy iii 59"” M i i 9 ; to. is enjoying the Yuletide sea-1'

b_v the hostess and tants.

her assis-

HOUQHOLD Hil\lTS

Wash your large powder puffs and give them to the.. , children to use in s h i n i n gl

their shoes. The ribbon across- the back of the puff will provide. a good grip for tiny fingers.

Avoid splasliiug boiling water New Glasgow. who are ce‘.ebrat- _and

Peters Road. ‘.\liss Jean MacDonald. Hall-: fay. is visiting her mother. Mrs. : Irene ‘;\‘.acDonald. Cardigan. 3 Pat Ilundriizan. of the yali Canadian \'avy. spent Christmas t

on ; I

lli.-s Hcicua Roche. schooli teacher at Hamilton. (')ni.. is spending the holidays with her mother. .\lrs. Harold Roche. Sev- on Mile Road.

William Brothers is enjoying his annual holidays with his fam- ; ily at Cardigan .

l Ralph MacKenzie. H a m l lion 1 Ontario. and Dan MacKenzie. I

Ottawa. are spending the holl-l

days with their mother. Mrs l

Jennie Mackenzie. Montague. l

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Miss Marilyn Annear. Toron-i

son with her parents. Mr. a n d 1 Mrs. Harold Annear. Lower‘ Montague. , l

Kimball Nicholson. R C R F

Camp Borden. Ontario. is spend- .

parents. Mr. and J o h n

Nicholson. Montague.

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Mrs. Hazel MacQuarrie. Tor-'

‘onto. is a guest this week of her i

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dickieson. ‘

son and daughter-in-law. r l Mrs. Donald MacQ u a rrie.

on your liniitis and arms uh e .1 In: their 50th weddint! 3l‘"1lV€|" . Roseneath,

cooking putting bottom adding boiling

fro’/.cn vcuctabics by the frozen block in th e of a cooking pan and the correct amount of water.

When ll't)lllllL'. clotlics \\ itli fancy buttons which may be ruined by the touch of the iron.. simply invert the bowl of a‘ spoon over the button and ironi around it. i

Do not urin: \iasliable- fa-bi'ic skirts or dresses with permanent pleats; just wash and let e garment drip dry

‘Russian Journals }Clasl1 Over Work

i MOSCOW iliculersl ~ Lead- ing Riissian literary .l'llll‘IlEllS have clashed over a new work by Alexander Solzhcnitsin. ; Solzhenitsin rocketed to fame ‘last year with his account of life in a Stalin-cra prison camp —One Day in the Life of Ivan . Denisovich. ‘ ‘, His new \'t‘0l.'l\', a short story ‘entitled For the Good of the lCause. describes how students ;helped build a technical college 5 in their spare time only to have ;it taken away from them for luse as a research institute. t This story. ‘ the camp inovetl. appeared in Novy Mir. a

fvehicle of the more "liberal" ‘-

wing among Russian writers. i

j But soon For the Good of the = Cause was under attack in the -

Literary Gazette. the party-linel main organ of the Writers ion. bash praised Solzhenltsin's tal- ,ent but in effect accused him‘ lof not writing from a Marxist tpoint of view. l Barahash said that in seeking ‘tto show the “injiistice" done to‘ students he was using "abstrac-i tion. not filled with concrete so- i eta’. content."

Sex Ecluzfion Is Recommended

l TORONTO tCP)—-Sex educa- tion at the putflic school level was recommended as a four- day conference of Jewish teen- iagers from Ontario and Quebeci dcd here. The 200 boys and girls from. men’: and women's He- brew associations and Jewish community centres in Ottawa._ . London, ‘Oshawa and Toronto discussed ; '-'V9l‘'.V1l1'~TIll from sex to schools

Y CENTS 150 cents) in and jam 1~hm_,..n.., “.1. tC0lIISl for coins (no stamps. please) to r‘ ' reside

Michael Silverman. dircctor 07 lee"-fitted programs at the host YMHA. said most of the delegates. ranging in age from. 14 10 18. azreed that their age‘ group was not well enough in-‘

‘rent programs in high achmli atart too late ‘

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sary. expect to entertain friends at their home on Dec. .

Staff Sergeant Henry C. Moody 1

left Dec. ‘.22 for Germany. where ; Sergeant Moody is stationed. I

Mrs. K e i t h Gelderi. Morell. left by plane Dec. 16 to spendl (‘liri.-tmas with her mother. Mrs. . Li-‘._v Bloodworth. Nottingham. ‘. Enzlziiid. She expects to return» around the first of January.

Wendell student at

Wolfville.

Inman.

Acadia University.

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Miss Sandra Bell. s t u d e n t nurse at the Victoria G e 11 en]

_ . Hospital. Haiifax. N.S.. returned mm .and his wife. the ormer Jean im her duties on Friday

lG°i‘i“i‘i- M‘“"‘ii- “id 5°“ J°“~l»spending the holidays with her

after

Mrs. Cecil ve. Monta-

parents. Mr. and Bell. Riverside Dri gue.

Mrs. Madge Balser. Moma-' gue. has as her guest for th e holidays her son David. who is with the RCAF at Camp Borden. Ontario.

Dr. Harold Stewart. Mrs. Ste- wart and Paul. Kensingto n. spent the weekend with t h e l r parents in Montague.

Miss Judy Allan. 34 Admiral Street. left riday morn I n g for Toronto. where she will visit friends and members of be r} famiiy.

Miss Pamela Stewart. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gord on Stewart. Admiral Street. enter- tained a number of her fr lends at a supper p s rty Thursday evening.

Miss Carol Chandler. RN. ar-i rived by plane today to s p end New Years with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Chandler.

occasionally and these encoun-

how impossible I was. how sick I was. that the sickness was my fault. etc.

another but gradually I began to r

ENTERTAINING the in-laws at a dinner may seem an al- most insurmountable task to most young wives. But it c a 11 really be comparatively q uick

small oven and a refrigerator.

Buy all foods the day before. Write out the menu. Note the rotation in w h ic h the foods should be started to insu re a finished meal all at once.

Start first the dish that tak e s longest to prepare and cook. Then prepare the foods in the ime sequence you have figured out. They should all be re a dy when the dish first started is cooked.

But foods cannot always be Each must be supervised. You can- not have a single - track mind and be a good cook. To be real- ly successful you must learn to do several things at once. I have a special name for th is rotation cooking. It is “Time- Table meals."

A TWOSOME GIVES A HOLIDAY TIME-TABLE DINNER PARTY

Preparation Tlme—2

«With a 2-unit electric or gas

plate and small oven) Antipasto Platter Cheesed Bread Sticks Aperitifs Chicken de Bresse Pan Gravy Oven-Browned Potatoes

Fordhook Limas tfrozen) Cranberry Jelly Celery Hearts r w ' ’ Serve Plum Pudding Flambe

Har auce

COOKING TIME T A B L E: Prepare and refrigerate anti- pasto platter. Prepare chic ken de Bresse and potatoes (ready- ook). Prepare celer y hearts: set table. Put chic ke n and potatoes in pre- h e a t e d

oven to roast. Start pudding to e Make hard sauce. Cook lima beans (follow pkig. direc- tions). Bake rolls. make coffee.

Serve dinner.

FAMILY DINNER: Use menu for twosome dinner. sub- stituting nut-topped pumpk i u pie for plum pudding. Measurements level: re cipes serve 6

ANTIPASTO PLATTER 6 thin slices s ami 3 halved pimentos )

MARY HAWCRTH Rejecting Sick Was Realistic

DEAR M A R Y HAWORTH: l When I married in my early.

fused. as unprepared for mar- riage as anyone co 'husband‘s family were first-gem eration Americans of Slavonic background.

is mother and grandmother bullied and criticized me: clothes were too expensive. was too thin. 21 housekeeper. neglected my duties. etc. I was working at the time. to help him

school.

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My husband was privately proud of my looks and capabili- ties. but he ignored me around his family and friends. afraid to have them think ‘he “looked up" to his wife. _

Our ‘marriagg was a night- mare from the s . I-le w cruel. insulting, seemed interest- ed in lovemaking only when he had hurt or humiliated me. He began to strike and even threa- ten me . . .

My doctor finally sent me to a psychiatrist. Eventually I left my husband and then went into

deep depression. so severe

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and unbearable. I made two ab-

ortive atempts at suicide. None

of my family came to see me. Meanwhile I saw my husband

tiers made me sicker. He always left me in tears. after teling me

I suffered one heartbreak after

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ally. to get my feet. My hus- band no I -er could upset me

as he once did . . .

North River Road.

l Mrs. Reta Worth, Charlotte- -. town. returned by plane recent-l ‘.y after having spent Christmas‘ with tier daughter and son - ' law. Mr. and

son W e. 97 Sommerset Drive. Moncton. NB.

Miss Diane MaoLellan. h a s arrived home apendthe Christmas holidays with h e r family on Villa Avenue. M I a s

dent at University of College in Halifax.

Vincent Beck. Bedford Insti- tute of Oceanography. art- mouth. and Miss Adele Beck.

in- . Mrs. Peter Ander-i

'°" and iamiiy' and Wm‘ ii 9 rlls visiting her parents. Mr. and wash your hands

lMrs it0W

i Mrs. }town. is and son - in - law

gress towards lieve, even if not at a very fast pace. husband marked a turning point towards psychological health and zrowth.

I Get Meal Done On Time

4 c. fine - shredded cola Ill w

6 sardines t large)

12 Finnochio tanise) sticks

6 red radishes or scallions

6 lemon wedges Olive oil and wins vine: a r (in eruets)

Arrange salami and pimentos overlapping on each side of plat- ter. Heap colo slaw In center: top with sardines. Garnish with vegetables and lento n wedges. Pass oil and vine g a 1'. Have seasoned salt, also celery and garlic salt.‘ on table.

CHICKEN DE BRESSE 3 t2‘/2 lb.) broiled fryers. split Salt and pepper V4 c. butter or marg

Rinse chicken wi cold water. Dry well on paper tow- els. Dust with salt and pepper.

Rub medium roasting pan generously with half the butter. Place chicken halves skin- side up in it; leave a little space between each to permit a van browning.

Dot with remaining butter. Do not add water or any oth er liquid. C ov a r snugly with 2 folds of aluminum foil, bring- ing it down over edges so steam from chicken cannot escape.

Bake 40 min. in hot oven, 425- 450 degrees F. Don't peek!

Transfer to heated large platter; pour over pan juices; garnish with parsley. OVEN-BROWNED FROZEN

POTATOES

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Brush frozen potatoes gener- ously with oil: du at with sea- soned salt. Bake in oven wit 1: chicken de Bresse same length of time.

THE CHEF FLAMBES PLUM PUDDING

Buy largest size canned plum pudding. An hour before serv- ing time open can. place in dou- ble-boiler top. cover and he a t over boiling water.

When ready to serve. ru n knife around edge: unmold on

large. warmed, heat- p r o o f

dessert plate or small ms t al tray.

To Flambe: Stand 3 oz. glass containing 12 oz.) brandy or rum in hot water and heat. Pour around and over pudding. Ignite at edge of plate with match. Pre- sent blazing. but serve after flame subsides; accompani- ment. hard sauce.

Marriage Decision

Now I have a nice apartment. 1; well paying job and will soon

"iii? iii“ i°5iiV° 5°35“ “iiiii his twenties I was emotionally con- ‘ receive a college degree (with

high marks). I spend my leisure in useful artistic purisults an

work for parish and charitable groups. But I still don't know what to do about my husband . .