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Iv TRACY ADRAIN CASSINI. long fam~ ous for his glamorous fash- ions. has come out with a col- lection of apecta c ii I a r sun- glasses to add allure to the beach and boating scene this mmmer.

SUNGLASSES E

The glasses are flatterineg shaped and are of matte-gold. l Pictured with a smart spring 1 ensemble —— including hat— 1 they go equally well with active or spectator sports 3 outfits.’

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Hot Vegetable Chowder Really Bowls IEm Over

REAR that strange rumble when you wake In the morning? It's not always a plane jetting overhead or a huge truck ca~ reening down the street or an unexpected gust of wind ratt- ling the shutters.

It may be the reverberation of hundreds of thousands of men and women striving for “physical fitness" —— PNSli-ups! Knee bends! Lie downs! Roll overs! High kicks! Low kicks! Rummy-bumps Heaven knows irhatl

Laudable -»—yes. if the doctor approves. But useless unless the body machine Is properly nour- ished by that old standby. the Balanced Ration. Try a. on may — with all your heart. soul and might—the body cannot be strengthened. muscles coaxed to flcxibility. bodily functions not inalizcd. weight adjusted. un~ less the right food is provided. l

TAILORED MENU

"A balanced ration" is a daily ? menu tailored to fit your needs. i If you are in the oldcr brackets. .

consult your doctor. For the, \oiingcr gcncration in good health. the. planning meat

for family physical fitncss is iipl to the homemaker d l ‘

basically more important than} nearing the latcst hair-do o!" ncivcsl niake~up.

In planning. rcmcmbcr t h a t rnlories are. not anything to eat! I but merely a measurement of. the energy or latent power con- ‘ tained in foods.

For a brief review, all these. it . meals must provide: enough protein food.

BREAKFAST ‘

Citrus fruit: whole or (resin;

canned or frozen juice.

Choice of enriched or whoio :rain cereal cooked in fresh or powdered a ki m milk. served} with milk and sugar; or 1 or 1*

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WOMEN’S ORGANIZATIONS

Year’s Work By St. Alexis

Prayer by the pl‘f‘Sldf‘tli. Mrsl Edwin Peters. opened ‘ nual meeting of St. Alexis Par-i ish Council of the Catholic Wo-1 men's League,

Executive reports Adolphus Con w a y and Mrs. George Christan reviewed a very successful year.

. E u g e n e MacAulay's correspondence included a let- ter from Mrs. Hermon Stevens. national president, stressing the importance of the League maigaaine. ‘

The following executive mem- bers were elected: prcsidcnt —' Mrs. Edwin Peters. ire - elec-: : vice president — Mrs. Bcrt ‘ 3; recording secretary -’ Adolphus Conway. (re. elected): corresponding secre—l tary - Mrs. Kenneth Doucctte l treasurer - Mrs. George Chris I tain. ire - electedl. ‘

Rev. W.A. Keefe reminded members of the importance of their receiving Holy Commun- ion Sunday. April 26, feast or Our Lady of Good Counsel. i

Following prayer. the meet; ing adjourned and members en~ | .ioyed viewing films of the Holy; Land shown by Rev. Charles Gallant, who visited there re-i‘ the conclus i o n, a ‘ vote thanks him by the president.

MT. STEWART [if‘w

Mrs. Ella Court prcsidcd at. the April meeting of Mt. Stew-l art U n I t e d Church Women. I when the scripture lesson led by Mrs. Wallace Birt was followed with prayer by Mrs. Lorne Pig-

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by Mrs.

tMrs. Bruce Afflcck presented a portion of the lflth chapter of .

eggs or a serving of meat 0'. fish with enriched- bread toast. or whole grain muffins, or en- riched pancakes. Coffee, tea or milk.

LUNCHEON Fruit or tomato juice or a plain or cream souip; an openi sandwich for 2) with meat, fish. cheese. egg or nut topping; fresh or stewed fruit; choice of coffee. tea. milk.

DINNER

Fruit; soup or chowder; or I tossed salad. followed by plenty of meat. poultry. fish. or sea food. with vegetables cooked to retain minerals and vitamins. and fresh fruit or a compote. or protein-rich custard. if nec- essary to round out the dinner , proteins.

Snacks. midmorning. late evening.

Water — 4 to 6 glasses a day.

Planning balanced meals soon becomes easy: the food prepar— ation not complicated. The re I suit formation of a basis for ii'\:ysical fitness.

In this column every day w give an easy-do. balanced eve-‘

Fresh fruit only: midafteriioon an

5; ning meal.

l I TOMORROW'S QUICK DINNER 3 Quick Vegetable i' Cheese Chowder ‘ Individual Chicken Pica (purchasedi , Springtime Beet Relish Compote of Mixed Dried Fruits ’ Old-Fashioned Ginger Cookies l offee Tea Milk i Note: This menu uscs fl con- vclence foods. Measurements level; reeples for C

QUICK VEGETABLE CHOWDER

I '11 oz.) can condensed chcd dar cheese soiip 1 110“: oz.) can condensed. cream of vegetable soup I can-measure. hot water I I13“ oz.l can chicken broth ‘ l" c. each chopped raw cei~_ cry and parsley , In 2-qt. saucepan combine. contents of can of cheese soupl and cream of vegetable soup i To avoid lumps, slowly stir in[ hot water and chicken broth; Simmer 2 min. Serve in bowls. l Garnish with chopped alery and parsley. THE CHEF’S SPRINGTIME BEET RELISH In large bowl or crock. mix and stir together 4 il~ltb.l cans chopped heels. 1 qt. choppedj crisp spring cabbage, I chopped 1 1 c. re-i

se gre n peper, ‘ ared horseradish. l c. peeled, minced mild onion (optional).

‘2 tsp. pepper. '4 tsp. cayenne. 3 tsp. salt and l c. sugar. Transfer to glass jars. Stir in cold mild vinegar to surface of vegetables; then stir to thor- , ougth mix. Cover: keep in cold place. i

PIUSVILLE l

Alyre Gallant. son of Mr. an Mrs. Peter F. Gallant. left re- . where

Misses Beulah and I ers, St. Lawrence. Elaine Dal-i ton. Roseville and Aleitha Cor-i coran. Piusville. attended a girls‘ retreat held in Alberton parish; church recently. .

Miss Shirley Murray. nurse-i in-lraining in Prince C o II n t yE Hospital. spcni the weekend at her home in Piusville.

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gallant motored to Moncton to spend the weekend with friends there. ‘

John P. Gallant. employed by, the OMB. was transferred to Halifax, NS. recently. Mrs. Gallant accompanied him to Halifax and remained a couple of days returning to her home

. train. i

Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Trainer and family. also Gerald Trainor. Saint John. N.B.. spent weekend visiting at the homesi of Mr. and Mrs Paul Gal-lant_

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homes Gallant. Brocton.

CAN SAVE HALF

The Canadian Cancer Society i

says nearly half of the Cana- i

diam who develop cancer today are so

led a luncheon.

Legion Aux. Has. Rally .

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Gl-IORGE’I‘ O W N: A Zone . Rally of Canadian Legion Lad- ies Auxiliary members repre-‘ senting Kings County branches was held recently in the Legion Hall. Georgetown. Mrs. Walter MaciLean. presl d e n t of th e Georgetown Auxiliary welcom- ed the visiting delegates. who re- presented Branches from Mor- ell; Soiiris and Viontagiie. Also present were visitors from Car- digan. who hope to to m a branch of the Auxiliary In the near future, ,

Mrs. Andrew Jarvis of Sou- ris, who is zone commander, conducted tlic nicet i n g. )is- cussion included such topics as increased activities on the part of the various Auxiliaries in the County and matters relative to the organization of a branch in

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Cardigan, Fund rais i ii g and l incrcascd nicniibcrs Ii ip were also discussed. Each Auxiliary branch will .

scnd two voting delegates to ihc‘ provincial convention in Char- lottetown in June. i‘

Following the business. deIe-l gates were entertained by Mrs. l William Murphy who presented an entertaining charac te r sketch.

The Geongetown women hos-i

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Gandhi: Gives Good Advice on Diarrhoea

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hel ful home noes. . 0 got I a genuine l —-5r. FOWLER'S Extract.

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ies. A letter from Dr. Florence

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, May 4. 1964. 71

HAPPENINGS

Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor; Phone 4-8500 l

Murray described the poverty and disease which ex i st s in Korea. and acknowledged the} Club's $100.00 donation toward her work.

Plans were completed for the men's supper. l Following the Mizpah benedic- tion. lunch was served the. hostesses, Mrs. Ella Court and- Mrs. Ada Coffin.

EGLING'I‘ON HOWE BAY WI

Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Ed- win Mills were joint hostesses to nine members of Eglington and ‘ Howe Bay WI in April. ‘

Reports of treasurer a n d committees were heard, and II. was agreed to send $5 to th e Crippled Children's Fund.

As part of a Centennila pro-. ject. it was decided to order a flag and flag pole for Howe Bay . School. ‘ Next meeting will be at the‘ home of Mrs. Lucctta Mac- Lunch committee will, be Mrs. Howard Wood and Mrs. ‘ Bruce Stead. ‘

After adjournment I is n ch was served. l

ELLEN’S DIARY

Mondays Are Wasbdays No Matter The Weather i

Mack and Alex stopped a nio- l ment at our door on their way =

r to school this morning. I

observed I looking

Mack longing.

"I wish..." With obvious

woodlands.

“Don‘t be silly. Mack" Alcx: chided happily. “Remember: this is a schoolday!" [

"1 know. I know. Bill I love i to work in the woods. There’s‘

something about it that's nice. ‘ Good » night

i like It. "You'll have your day for ga- ‘ thering up wood" we promised j,

him. “but you will never. never, , have these schnoldays again." i He. smiled. "It's not that I dislike school" he explained; following A'cx away. “bill this;

‘ Thursday evening.

.MacGrcgor haw purchased

Mrs. Ada Peters of Antigonlsn ' NS. is the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. William Hennigar, Montague.

Carolyn Collier, Murray Har- bour, whose marriage to Grant. Buchanan, Kensington. to u 'I place in Murray Harbour Unit: ed Church, Saturday evening, was guest of honor at the home

. of Mrs. Ralph Billard. on Wed. . and

evening when girl friends pre- sented her with gifts of china. ;

Mrs. Murray MacDonald, sls- ter of the bride elect, was a miscellaneous s h o w e r hostess for Carolyn. at her home on

morclia l. Mrs. a new home on Wood Islands Hill. Montague and will take up res- idence there early in June. ,

Montague's genial H a r r y MacGrcgor and

Committees from the Wom- en‘s Institutes of White Sands. Beach Point and Murray Har- bor met in the hall in Murray « Harbour Thursday evening

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ed away over , spring - flat 5. , "Better get me a bit to 3

eat. Ellen" James says coming; in now from a ‘kaley" at the; at the clock, “It's a long time ,i since we had our supper... Itl takes us farm - folks a while. doesn't it? to get. settled In to‘. this new change of time?" Until tomorrow ~ Diary w

l PISQUID EAST

Floyd Jay and .I. P. Hend- ricken attended the Fertilizer Dealers School and supper a the Canadian Legion Hall. Tues-

. evening from Hamilton. Ontario.

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back over the field a to the house across the lane. He looks 3 GM,“ Mann. “ml

further plans for catering at Murray Harbour Day, July 8. ~

Mrs. J. M. Fraser and Missl M. Martin left Friday for Hal-l lfax. w h ere they will spend j, some time visiting with Mr. and Mrs. (‘ecil \I'ighinian. i

Mrs. town. . Mrs. Montague.

(iordon Brown of Duak‘ \‘B. is t e guest of Mr.

A. J. Sleeves, I

Able Scamaii R.T. tBobl Bowles. RCN. accompanied by his wife. the former Patricia» (Pail Doyle and son Michael. arrived in the city Saturdayi

AB Bowles who has just com- pleted three years at Naval Re- servc Headquarters. HMCS Star, is enroiite to HMCS Stadacona. Halifax. via two weeks leave,‘ where he is scheduled to be ap— pointed for sea duty shortly. i

His wife and son. will take up‘ residence with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bowles. Fitzroy Street, City.

Mrs. Ellen MacAiilay and her sister Mrs. Celia Macliach- ern. Soiiris. are visiting their sisters. : H. Mac-Lend and; Mrs. W, ‘ Arling I o n . Mass,

Henry Mallctt of Norboro and Suninierside. have returned after visiting their son. Ronald and Mrs. Mallett at Saint .Ioliii. NB. ‘

Prize winners for hiin scores at a card p a rt y at Irislitown Hall on Tuesday evening were rs irani Harrington and consolation ‘ awards goi n g to Mrs. ' Siidsbui'y and (‘lair Campbell.

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Mn Keir Clark. ‘has left by train for Montreal ltri attend the 23th reunion of the 19:10 nurses graduating class of the Montreal General Hospital, in this class there were 70 gra—i diiales. many of whom will be ' attending the social functions ar-l ranged for this interesting oc-

casioii.

Robcr l-T. Younkcr CLU. of (‘harlotlclown attended a two— day coiifcrcnce in Halifax this

week in connection with the

would be a g re at day back ‘ day afternoon. there ” ‘ Mrs. Harold .lay spent a few But cool today's wind was. days In Lorne Valley, the guest Life Underwriters Assoc. Trai-

And fitfully sunny. the day. i Papa Starling settled his be». coming smal I i s h black hat. down more sci-iircly on his, head. up there on Ii is stoop. and turned up the collar of his dark suit. l "Br-r-r-r!" he shive re d.i “This is something of a change l from yesterday's wcatlicr. isn’t{. it’.’ It was so lovely" be sa d. ‘ “Whatever possessed you to

iwash on a morning like this, ‘Ellen'.’" James questioned. in; passing. “It's windy. ‘ there‘s little sunshine."

"It's Monday" we chuckled. .

"You're. like old Mrs... She'd i wash on a Monday. rain or? shine. or no matter what (arm-i work was on! In fact she al-. ways got busier witli tier house- work. when there was some , big doing at hand!"

We laughed. recalling James say sometimes in the younger years of our farming when some busy seasonal work was in pro gross. “I wouldn‘t. wash for churn or paper that rooml to- i day. Ellen. No. we‘ll likely be ,i needing you to lend us somel help. You can do the washing 9 any day. but we may not get: another like this for a while. to i get on with the Work in the field'" i It was not too much to ask of one who like himself. always enjoyed the delight of some work i of the fields. Even to be awurr _ at close hand of the. moods of the. 1 day was enjoyable — to know -‘ the freshness of a summery ,

morning, to see the sun length :bl

ening the shadoWs along n. to . welcome the refresh i n g cool- I nto . which we. sometimes worked. when he had fancied some ad- ‘ the sunset. or things" which suggested presently a tempor- ary suspension of all fieldwork. The wash dried. There came

For Bill Consolidation or any good reason.

$5029. to $59002

NIAGARA FINANCE

‘ sons Merlin,

would we put aside our plans? ‘—

E’IIIII’IIIII" TII It: It TI‘;

Always there with ready cash

of her sister. Mrs. Earle Mac- Donald and Mr. .

David Birt, Charlottetown was a recent visitor at the home of . and Mrs. Alton day.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg. MacNovin and family were recent visitors at the hoe of Mrs. Mac-Nevin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward day. were visitors in Churchill rec- ently at the home of . daughter. Mrs. Johnny Mao. Donald.

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd .lay with Irwin and Glenn were visitors in Covchcad Road and Charlottetown Sunday. They visited Mrs. Jay's father. Mr“ Walter MacDonald a patient In the Prince Edward Island Hos- pilal.

Mrs. Mary MacDonald. icacti- er in Pisquid East School is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. where she underwent. surgery. \Irs. .lnliii D. MacDon- ald is teaching in her absence.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shaw. Charlottetown were recent vis- itors at the home of Mrs. Shaw's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Jav.

Garfield MacDonald. Covehcad Road is spending some time with his sister, Mrs. Floyd Jay and r. Jay.

YWCA GETS GRANT

TORONTO tOPl—ATIIG YWCA of Canada has l‘(‘(‘f‘l\'(‘(l a travel grant of $6.000 from the Cana- ‘ Centennial Commission.

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. assem- y in . Nfld.. this' summer. Its theme will be building on diversity.

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An Jilllllllal project by illt" .lii— ior League of the Charlotte- town Hospital is the very popu- lar "Spring Bonnet" 'I‘ca. which will be bold today at the (‘ana- dian Legion Home,

Dr. and Mrs. L. have returned to Summerside from a pleasant two month ho-‘I lday in Florida. .

Mrs. William Newsonie and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Breadal- bane. and Mr. and Mrs, Orville Taylor. Kcnsinglnn left Sunday morning by car to visit relati. ves and friends in South Elist. Maine and Boston. Mass.

Mrs. J. A. Douglas returned recently to llicr Iionie at Nor- born after visiting her daughter.

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