V Page 8 The Guardian,

Wed.. June 22. 1955

LET'S EAT

Simple Foods Need

A Dash of

Ir life

"One of he most valuable tricks of serving food." said the Chef. "ls to dress simple foods so they look

' uusl if '- -k a would take this advice. they would soon get the re utation of preparing better men s. Foods that look good seem to taste better."'

"I agree. Chef." I replied. "As

an example. let's plan a simpiel

menu-then proceed to glsmorize it."

'l'0M0lf.I!0W'I DINNER

Asparagus-Carrots Vinaigrette Glazed Smoked Pork Shoulder" Creamed Whole Potatoes 7-Minute Cabbage Fresh Fruit Gelatin Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk

"We start with the asparagus- carrots vinaigrette. Madame. A good way to combine a small quan- tity of expensive asparagus with a budget-cost vegetable to go farther and look good."

Asparagus - Carrots Vinaigrette: Clean and cut in 1" lengths. 1 lb. fresh asparagus. Scrape and slice in thin rounds enough fresh carrots to make 1'7: h. Boil separately in water in cover. containing to tsp. each salt and monosodiu... gluta- mate. Drain and combine. Add 1 recipe vinaigrette sauce. Chill and serve in nests of lettuce.

Now for the Smoked Pork Ihoulde .

Cook the pork shoulder as usual; Cover the fat surfare with a glaze made by combining equal parts of fine dry bread crumbs and canned cranberry sauce. Stud with cloves: bake 30 min.. or until browned at 8'75 degrees F.

Arrange on a platter. with a garnish of red radlshes. some of

a green tips left on.

With this. one might serve cran- berry chutney on the side,

0 u I o k Cranberry Chutney:

Do-li-Yourseli Mason

Can build a

'7 ELEANOR R088

The pride and joy of the do-it yourself army is the barbecue that they've built with their own busy hands. There's nothing like a backyard fireplace for cooking delicious hamburgers. hot dogs or charcoal steaks. As a spot around wh'eh to plan outdoor activities. It lust can't be beaten.

Quite a Project

The finished product looks as though it had been quite a project to tackle. but actually, that isn't really the case. Unfortunately. many a homemaker has felt. that. while he could manage many a job nicely a stone fireplace was be- yond his range.

But. actually. building a barbe- cue is not as difficult as all that. What has simplified the work. is the introduction on the market of packaged. stock outdoor fore- places, with the proper amount of stone cut to the exact size. and numbered. This has put the proj- ect. within easy reach of almost

New To Make

ICED TEA

latte tee &uUe strength. and while stfti hm. new line pleases Illed with tea. Add auger end lemen te flute.

Glamour IIIIOI Allll

Combine 1 (1 II.) een cranberry sauce, 56 e. canned pineapple tid- bits. 58 e. diced. canned cling

" V4 c. each coarse-chop ped candied ginger. raisins and sliced blanched almonds. V. c. ground clove. salt. and Vs tsp. each canned peech Juice. ill a. molas- ses. U8 c. vinegar. St tsp. each curry powder. dry mustard and cinnamon. H-jtng. to a boil. simmer 10 min. Lt stand overnight before

using.

A Chef would always use cooked whole potatoes for creaming. They 'are rolled in a butter-rich cream sauce. then dusted with minced parsley or chives. .

This makes them look imports in comparison with the usual diced potatoes. swimming in a pasty white sauce on a plate.

Seven-minute cabbage can look like a very poor dish. but drain it thoroughly, heap it in a deep howl. grind over a little black pep- per and border with half slices of lemon and the cabbage looks as important as it really is."

Fresh Fruit gelatin can look or- lrilnary or scintillating. according to the way it is made. Starting with a package of fruit flavored gelatin. preferably add fresh fruits. excepting of course freah pine- apple that cannot be used success- fully ln gelatin.

As the base. we might use a Backus! 0! orange flavored gela- tin. prepared according to direc- tions and Ills c. of mixed halved- strswberrles. sliced " die-l ed orange and gooseberrieu or' blueberries.

THE CHEF1 GLAMOUI. TOUCH

After adding the fruit to the gelatin. let it set. then stir with a fork. Heap the shimmering gela- tin-covered fruits in clear glass dessert dishes. Pass whipped cream.

Barbecue

any do-it-yourself mason.

The oven. grill and metal work no longer pose a problem. The list of sizes and styles that are presently available. will fit prac- tically any size barbecue you might want to build. And with these components. the whole job can be started now and finished in time to get a good workout right through the summer. Many stone dealers carry these stock pre-cut fireplaces.

Stone Yard

With the fireplace. come com- plete directions for building an at- tractive barbecue. A visit to a stone yard is most instructive and enlightening. Chances are that you'll be amazed. as we were, at the variety of colors and types of natural stone which are available. Like a visit to a lumber yard. it is a veritable education in things we should know but don't about these building materials.

Beauty of Morse

At the stone yard. you'll be de- lighted with the beauty of stone and you'll see that there is stone that will harmonise with any gar- den setting. from rustic to the most

are cut to an easy-to-handle four- inch thickness.

Peel Yourself

But back to that barbecue prol- ect. Even though outdoor living is

here again. don't take all the fun

build it all in one day. Pace your- self. Know just what you're doing. Best of all. make it a family affair and enjoy it even before it's ready for those delicious franks and steaks.

Have a trial run before inviting guests! -

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MR. AND MRS. HAROLD MARTIN

The marriage took place on Wednesday. June 1 at St. Paul's Church. Summcrside. of Shirley Maclsaac. V daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maclsaac. to Harold trike um, how C... 1 overcome in Martin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Manual Martin. Summer- side. The bridesmaid was Miss Jetan Maclsaac and the . Gallant.

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ELLEN'S

This morning, while the earth was still damp with the rain of a night-shower, We set out in a flower bed the pansy plants Jeanie brought for our enjoy- ment yesterday from town. re- serving for her garded-plot the dark blossoms Gs nddaughter had admired. ..Pansiea make a fit- ting bouquet for a Sunday table, faces serene and a little solemn. Arranged in a low howl among their green foliage with a mirror beneath to reflect the overhang- ing sweetness. We like to deck ours thus. remembering from a young year a table we especially loved to come to where summer- pansies were-and a quaint gold-

flecked china jar held caraway cookies. And as we puttered at our

transplanting the first humming- bird. a living cross of dark feath- ers. came by to visit with the columbines there. Demure and attractive these are in their var- ied hues all qualntly wreathed with an aura of days that have flown. For these are the descend- ants of shy maids of an old-time garden. where young plants wand- ered away from their elders to root here and there at will and bloom in intriguing display. "This corner seems to have gotten out of hand in the years you've been away" Gmnddaughter said yes- terday stooping to examine the green and white canopy of a stray Jack-in-the-Pulpit. '1' h e r e was a tangle of blossoms about: Solomon's Seal and Narcissl. red oi Peony. Columbine. and budding roses in an untidy but pleasing picture. "What will you do with

"Leave it as it is. Old houses should have at least one 'wild' corner of garden about them. don't you think?"

DIARY

by sn island Farmer's Wife

spell of burning there. an attract- ion to which the Family will gather.

It. was gift-chives that Jeanie today set out in her vegetable garden to have in early spring to add piquancy and color to salads and soups. They came from one who has brought the ef-

ficiency of her business training to

the farm. We remember that on her wedding day. on a still No- vember afternoon. a first snow- storm of the season came sud-

dcnly out of the shadows to block

roads and delay the home-coming

-after the ceremony at a Manse.

setting their every plan ”agley" the bridal party including our younge farmer who was grooms- man, must abandon then their car and remain overnight in a strange but most hospitable home. It was however a story which ended well. All the prin- cipals are married now and con- tinue "to live happily ever after." And Granddau ' is schoolmate to the two. daughter and son born to that November-wed pair. 0 0 O l

This day too has ended well. which brings us now to "Lights Out!"

Until tomorrow - - - Diary - - - - Good-night. . . .

MORNING SMILE

He-Do you object to kissing on sanitary grounds 7?

She-Why. no.

lie-Then let's take a stroll through the infirmary.

"That's the way they are in stories." she chuckled. e - .

Our farming took an unex ect- ed turn today when instea of continuing the cropping in the root-land the farmers took them- selves off to pile slumps in the

memorable day for Mack watch- ing the progress of that work- seeing tractor wheels spin when

new land Consequently it was at

You cut bleach nuts b l meringl them in boiling wet: for aunt-otlnutn

IAIY IAIOIITI

Wile Sympathetic To Animals; Male Thinks Her Foolish

DEAR IIAIY IIAWOIITH: My

It this I am very foolish

II. Mid It tunes I

1 eat. I am very tend-

on-heerted towards birds and animals that are helpless.

My husband caught two baby birds a few days ego-and he said that ever since his child- hood he has wanted to catch a baby bird of this species. The birds wouldn't eat or drink in captivity and were slowly starv- ing to death.

I wanted to return than: to the location where he had picked them up; and I lntpnded to lo- cate the mother bird before let- ting them go. as she is often seen around our place. Buthruce wouldn't let me: he killed them instead.

Other! Endorse Man's ltldionle

..We aren't young; we are mid- dle aged. with grown children and grandchildren and active in community affairs. Bruce told one of our friends about the baby birds and how I objected- snd she also laughed at me. and togeteher, they tried to make me feel very foolish. Also. Bruce is always telling his folks about the way I try to take care of a sick dog or some helpless animal- snd they too seem to think tor act as if they think) I am off my rocker.

What makes my heart go out to helpless things this way? I feel they are God's creatures. I don't refuse to eat. chicken or turkey, but I just can't stand

over I wonder if

cruelty to anything. I think lam i' '

normal in every respect: I like people and have lots of friends. if i feel too deeply about things

S. Y Great Souls Have Empathy

DEAR S. Y.: Your tenderness towards helpless birds and ani- mals and your special compassion for those that are ill, puts you in noble company. St. Francis of Assisi was like that. So was the saintly Mahatma Gandhi. And so is Albert Schweitzer. one of the all - time - great humanlterlans. whose mature life and vast scholarship have been dedicated for almost 50 years to the medical care of natives in jungle Africa.

In a recent book "The World of

Albert Schweitzer" (l-larpers) by Erica Anderson and "' Ex- man. there is-a camera-story of Dr. 5chweltzer's present activit- ies at his jungle hospital. And evidence of his sympathetic feel- ing for animals is abundantly pictured. Antelopes. pcilcans. wild pigs. varities of monkey and other game gravitate to his care. the pages show. ,On page 97. for example. we see Dr. Schweitzer and a baby antelope with a bandaged foreleg. Quoting Dr. Schweitzer, the pic- lure-caption reads: "It was quite incomprehensible to me-this was before I began going to school- why in my evening prayers I should pray for human beings only. So when my mother had prayed with me and had kissed me goodnight. I used to add silently a prayer that I had com- posed myself for all living crea- tures. It ran thus: "0. Heavenly Father, protect and bless all things that have breath; guard them from evil and let them sleep in peace!"

On the same page is a snap- shot of a nurse feeding a pig: and the caption reads: "Nurse Vrsnl I-lug feeding a domes- ticated pig. In spite of their long hours of work tin the jungle hospital) all doctors and nurses fall into the Schweitzer pattern of concern and care for animals." on the facing page we read: "As a small pig. Thelka was captur- ed in the forest by a native and rsnsomed by Dr. Schweitse .one day she went back to the lungle returning with a little sister...

Critics ought Te Ie Ashamed

The essence of Dr. lchweltzer's religion is "reverence for life. lie shrinks from "talking about the religion of love"-and pre- fers to put it into practice. by doing his utmost to relieve "the pain that prevails in the world about us." To that end. he be- came a doctor. after having achieved distinction in the fields of music. philosophy and theology. And after hevln had a com- pletely happy cbidhood.

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habitually belting and mocking lyour solicltoua awareness of path- . .n animals. As for the woman who laughed with him at you - lshc simply has no spiritual sense. tiou have a special grace. a gift vu God-and my advice is. don't list your critics take it away. .-.tary Haworth counsels through her column. not by sneilorper- snnal interview. Write her in care of the Charlottetown Guardian.

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To be conscious is not just to be: it is to mean. to extend, to point beyond one's self. to testify that some kind of beyond exists. and to be ever on the verge of entering it.--(Philip Wheelwrlgbt).

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....... ...... ' g ' Change Of Pace Prevents Boredom For Celeste Holm

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Glamour elusive. so when I chatted -wi Celeste lloltn. an entrees who has-that unsustai- abie queliw. I , definition.

Ill it in e I people.

ed way of st doesnit bellevlntfluosy 'i say not hlt:p::: approach. "There will always be but it's the any We u than that affects our vats." s philesophised.

lies recipe for total well-being is "a sense of self-esteesn." while she doesn't know exactly this achieved. she feels it is by derlne to go ahead end do the mthyouwu not worrytoo mm: 8 ll 0 OIINEOIIIO.

All this is reflected in hereon- fident posture. Celeste is a tall sit-I. 5' 7" rand emphasised that tell girls should always stand tall. --Good pasta" 1. mm 0,. wm, traveling, she makes a pfacllrr of u" ,h”t.1m an" "4 you I -.mn': to an exercise salon mo -

('U H R ion.

It was at the ripe age of 1 that she decided to '- e an actress. and at 11 started her career. lhe thinks of her career as a job, with a lot of hard work. but finds it all absorblngly inter. esting. Her varied career now includes comedy and serious dra- ma. music. TV and the l'I10l'I9s. when I interviewed Celeste she was singing at the Wlshington Stltler Hotel. She loves an audience and enjoys the Change of pace singing engagements af- ford.

The reai secret of this actress's vltel quality is health plus joy- ous enthusiasm for her work. I adds up to a radiant nest for living.

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noting-bust 31. wnistzc. hlpras, Since calisthenlcs bore her. sit. d'W:.es for exercise and loves it and while at home she play; ...ii live days a week. when

185 pounds. is easy? "Yes. if you train your- self not to want to overeat." she summed up. So. she's a girlwho can say "No"l

An actress must put her best foot forward. and I salted what she did to give herself I lift when not in the mood to scintlllate. Atzaln came an unexpected reply. "I don't. If I'm depressed there must be a reason. so the thing to do is think it through." Then she added laughlngly that she didn't feel she had any particular right to "sound off" but that it was Just her way of handling her problems. But the fact remains. Celeste simply does not hold with pretense.