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Charlottetown. Wad, rrune n. 1963.

HAPPENINGS

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. , tan Maul/cod. Mra. .taeit Coll: .\ll'§ neverley Cook. Mrs. Trim Lothian and J, Lanson returned yeaterday trorn Sai‘kt’tlle. n‘ a. where they at. triidcd a rt‘uinnal conlerencr of the Canadian rcderatmn ot Unl- vrrsity Women (CFle.

liver ion women attended The‘ |tllllNi of the Confucius: w_aa "llir llllEllly ul lustice. uricts

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WHAT YOU LIKE

lnnL lovely on hrlght rum- psrr t‘lars Sew a nirty veil hat, on rear ‘rnund wear.

a lace . framing veil hats. lat- ldrrd nr hilly! Narrow hand ll tailored alyle. other two aliown Honor 7 trimmed. Pattern 7027. Illrrrllran 5 hats.

Thirty - nva cents (colon) (or this pattern ino titan-i a. Illt‘ast-l tn Allce Brooks. care of Guardian - Patriot Needlecralt llrlil m Front st. w.. Toronto l. llnl Dntarln mldcnta add 1 Nut sall‘a tax, Print plainly

. o! experts added greatly to the‘

were Drtsented from the Vari- our Maritime clubs. and a panel

discussion.

Mr. and Mn. Karl .l. Canter- un. Halilax. spent the weekt’nd at their cottage at Rocky Point. preparing (or the summer Mr, Cameron in the sun ol .1. E. Cameron, 2m Gralton street.

Martin Olson. ll - yearold eunl or Mr. and Mrs, Ernest olson. thtleton. Maas.. was guest solol accordianlxt at the Harvard elr-‘ meotary school spring concert recently. playing his own oriei al e ' . The two com- poaluonr, which he turned that evening. were dedicated to aa- tronaut Gordon Cooper. and are called “The Faith 7 Mart-h" and. the "Gordon cooper Waltz ' l

Mrs. olson. the lormcr nnro-l thy Mucrhersnn. in well knownl to lalanderl. having spent he r eummen at nettevue. 1

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BARBARA RATTARY

, m FREDERICK DOUGHART

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Harry - llry. Greenwich. wish to a - nounce the engagement at their daughter. Barbara Elsie. to Frederick lsaae, sun ot Mr,

rid Mrs. William houshart. Long River. The marriage will take place at st. Peter's Bay united aiurch Wednesday. July it at 5 pm.

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Frozen Ca ke

Caplu res

Taste Of Home Baking

THE CHEF humid all ll I brought a plateful of a variety or Illmvsliced loal rakes to our able at the taslo . lasting ex-

"Nnt over-sweet m‘ overrﬂavnre ad with vanuta and the cnronnt licingia not too thick. l would lgive thlr cake a blue ribbon

' llt’hl d l H h » rnenu ‘r ' d r h t l an lﬂmhl’lrl‘t Ill prepared 1' e [lodge cake look A! Hand Reﬂémnggsisrgmwgs s‘umfilrnzen tood nmonetr recentlylai the litng rate that oriainai.

moraine.

Plans tor a ciliaan sm'lal urrr‘ "

made at the monthly meeting or

held in New York (‘ity hy the Eastern Frown Fnoda Assoet

rut. “Reitai-der the line. even er<

led in our text kitchen. May t taite. Chet?

"Perm-t. Tantra lust like i" iThe grain a little coarse. or it

it... curious...“ mis he“, tore or this coconut-reed lnat‘lhouid be. the rhorotate nit-iv- “ .. .

Wednesday. May 29. at the Re-. van Hotel. Tentatively aehrdul ed for July a, it will be held at

the lummer home til Mr. and ‘

Mm. Junie: Atkinson. l Mra. Alan Milnei a now mem- her or the club. “.1 welcomed

cake. Ma ame. he sat "The grain in line. the texture pleu- anlly moist. almost like that or I pound cake. Will you taste - est?"

Fler TASTE “erellenl. their" 1 returned.

the fudge icing

Predominant. l my. And it (lid rtnt

rlch Ind cr

break on all: i.

. "i also approve the size 0! ‘tlle 1 pound 2 ounce loaves one irrosrwiae slice as thin or llllrk as you like per poi-lion. And the

cakll are malbnlhle kl prion.” ‘l‘OMOll-ROW'B FINN! Won. Toll Soup Shrimp Cheese Tlrta with Quaml oi Vegetables: Choppm Spinach, Fordhook as

l French Fries. Aaparagun l Holla se

a Shredded Fresh Pineapple chocolate Cake

Hot or iced Cotter

Time Savera Won ton soup. lrozen or canned: l r o zen shrimp; irozen chopped spinach; 1 frozen asparagus Hollandnlse: frozen Fordhnnk llmas: frozen French fries: frozen tor lreshl .pincapple; lro ze n chocolate cake.

Monaurementa level:

rec pea loa- s SHRIMP CHEESE TART! l'l‘hnse may be prepared in ad- vance and reheatedt 1 recipe American ple pastry or

a mix

15 in s it re d d ed suitrerlnnd Swiss cheese

ll tbsp. (toni-

1x tsp. pepper

'2 tsp. salt

3 cggs. well beaten

Paprika

its dnz, trozen cooked medium a ﬁn

Line in mm tart pain at ‘pie pantry rolled a at a at u llhick. Among them divide SWlL lrerland Swiss cheese.

Combine and mix hour, you nor: salt and eats Spatin liwr ichceic. dust with papri a

sane ll'l minutes in hot oven. lltio onerces r. Tlml plate 1 isllrlmp in center or each larl

Continue to bake to to is min or until tirinto the touch and lightly hrowned.

Serve warm

Comment. Excellent trorcn cheese tarts, readv to bake. are on sale in several markets and can or usPd. topped with (men shrimp, tor baking and as hot hors d'uurres or a lighl entree with assorted (rozen vegetaihes as colurnned today,

snnnponn FRESH PINEAPPLE

l rinr modium sire pineapple tr cup granulated sugar ‘tz thsp. lemon juice Pare pineapple it eni tire eyes" with sharp ltnite or pineapple scissors.

Grasp the crown ilon Iratle oi the pineapple tirinlv shred down pulp with silver avoid discoloration). core

nust pineapple wlth sugar.

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o Franz . Jose!

Add leinon lulre. alirrlnl gent-i Iy Tl’lllsltl' in I ﬁll“ jar. rov- er

netrieerate at least 2 items hotnre sertine

it the pineapple it ..nt per )- Jille add a little 'Jlarni aster witli the sugar

The chrt says a ran \lnrdt

Mesdarnes Serrral troznu en. trees and vegeiahler with Htt l- landaise or some ctnei sauce are cooled. then tmzen in uoly- pouch bags. rally in .ie that-co and reheated in uniting Vlalu'

Please. there: Me an a this never wi'yr their. at table in the pout-hes. Take iiwav the sDHEy It’lﬂk hy emptying Ill! t't’ln» lenls 011 a heated platter or M‘rr e dish Add an attrnitii-e tars nlslicl vnila' \Vho tnniie wh then it v cnnied or not i

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PROTESTS t'oVTtNlln

ﬁAlFA. lsrael lneiitersi Several pct-suns. intludin: three unlit-omen. imre hurl litre Sal- urdav dtiriitn clashes hettieen unlit-e and demonstrators lll'llr lesllnﬂ the wt, to lsracl or .raiiss tormcr West German dolcnre minister, at the lrlvltallnrl ol Premier na- vid Beanurlnn

YORK

“only. son or Stuart \lurray.

.‘lr, waa

Warm- and \HK

presented with a lilt ol a prion. ,

during church service Sunday morning. The gitt was awarded in Wayne as an honors train the xatinoal Temperante studies course.

Mr. and Mrs Willard and chlldrrn, also Mr

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Mur'sy 3. Toni

Miro 'El’l recent Vilma-I In ank.

Mr and Mr! J. anall. Plu- sanl Grove were recent (null u! \lr. and Mrs, Randolph Mul- at-

Illr and Mrs Harry Lele had as lhr'lr guest. over the 'tlerkend lhetr grinddlulmtr. Narma Gall Maare oi '- lUlchnwl'l

Mr and tire. tvan Ashley and dauﬂhtcr were retent Vlliwra in

Ling, Charmin-lawn. Ware re~ lea

cent guests at Mr and Mrs. Charles Richards. Abncy

Rel Mr Adams. souris. , c ielary or the eastern Presbytry. was present Al a recent meeting of the otticisl Board ot York Pastoral t'harge. The purpose 0! the met‘lln; “as to extend a call from this charge to itcv. Frank w Lacey ot chipmnn. NF“ Brunswick.

Mr, and We. Gem-ire White. \t‘ay spent the weekend in Xnva Senna \Hlll their sonnnlnn and rlautzlitor. Mr. and Mrs. Mac. Donald.

Mr, and this iiarold Taylor. t'orlt tlsitt'd Mrs Taylor: par» cnts in Note Sentla over the wrech.

Mr. and .\lrs. Walter Auld and Mrs Ramsay Auld, Charlotte.

“in and Mrs. John MacLen- nan and many visited their mn- tnrlavi and daughter. Mr. and V‘lvs Laken Lewts. recently.

MAKE Torr.“ FABRIC

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Phone 4—97.52 257 oration st.

M1 the meeting (nlluwirllz lilo roll call and treasurer. report. rollowhi

rerv non Willlama and Atktnann.

Mrl. Hamid Now and 'llrs‘ Wyman M t | I a r. Summerslde.‘ were cnvhosltrssell at an alter- nuon tea at the home oi the [at tar on Saturday honoran Miss Anna Birch. RN. Whl’lll iorllt- coming mlrrlaga to Mr. Tomi Harland will takl plan an June: 29.

Household Hin'l when serving white tooda such as cauliﬂower. rice or potatoes, “number that eye anneal ll lmr portant to the appetite, so pm‘ vldc color contrast by sprinkling with niprika. ChODDQd chive: or

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Would you have gone?

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He said: "It seemed as though all the men in Great; Britain were determined to accompany me, the response was so overwhelming."

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