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"Regardes. Madame!" exclaim-lg ed the Chef. "1 have brought a whole basket of spring garnishes from the market. Each one I shallp clean and refrigerate in n poly-i ethelene bag or rigid miitainei-. MI! they will keep fresh and be rt-arty to use to -bring that appeiizinlz. luring look to our dishes this week."

"Let's see. ('hi-f! You lune rati- lshes. chives. sczilliims. t-liivury. parsley. watt.-rcrr-ss. lenuins. fresh.

tarragon and dill. tomatoes. neu f I

beets and car-ots." Colorful and Gn.V

"Oui. Madame. all colorful and gay! And here is fresh mint. also. You know how soon these delicatel greens and herbs used In deteriu-i rate? This is no longer so because refrigerated in pulyeiiwlr-ne thcl" keep fresh for days "

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Courts Interest V. Neighbor's Husband

DEAR MARY HAWORTH: Tom and I have been happily mar- ried 15 years. We have three chil- dren and a nice little home. The problem is a neighbor. eight years my Junior. who is also married and has six children.

Ruth and I hate oeell friendslvenuon week. May me” Mplemy for seven years and things vveptlol pltanm doings for man I,

smoothly until this past year.

since when she has spent most of

her visiting-time in my house flirting with Tom. All conversa- tion is directed to him and I am

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melted shortening. In c. fine en- rlt-lied L'I'lllI'lbS. 1 tsp. salt. in tsp. pepper and 1': c. cream-style corn.

drop of water dances when dropped on it. Oil with shortening. Drop on corn mixture by heaping teaspoonftlls. Saute on one side; turn uith spatula to complete bro it nin:

tihoculate Mocha Cream 1 Ways: In 3 qt saucepan. stir together I 3 c. flour. H tsp. salt. U3 c. dry cocoa and 5'2 tbs. sugar. When ucll iuixcd. blend ill 1.1 c. strong cotter beverage tor M c. hot uater and Zia tsp. instant coffee) and IL: c. milk. Stir and cook until boiling.

Slip an asbestos mat under- neath; simmer 5 min.. oftt-ll Add '2 tsp. vanilla; and cool.

Serve in sherbet glasses. top- ping with sweetened whipped cream. or any whipped topping.

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Chocolate Mocha Cream Layer Cake: Put 3 layers plain or devil'l food cake together with chocolate mocha cream. Spread top layer with rich chocolate icing. Strew over chopped walnuts, filberta or pecans. and press in lightly. Let stand at least 2 hours in a cool place before serving.

THE CHEFS MUSTARD CREAMED POTATOES

Roll a dozen hot cooked medium potatoes in mustard sauce: stew with minced chives or scallions.

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made to feel like the guest. the outsider.

i At first I ignored this. but vnow I am quite annoyed. as she even goes so far as to invent rea- sons why Tom should walk her

doors away. Her latest trick was spending an entire evening with

she knew full well lwas to be out. You see her husband uorks two

until the last show on TV signs off ithnugh she has a TV set of her ownl.

Man Appears To Be Neutral

My husband seems not to no- tice what's going on He doesn't lead her on bill neither does he put her in her place I've said

ling to be lncanly jealous. but I -know I can't take mtich more. What can I do? I've had all kinds of advice front girl friends - to bar her front the house. or flirt with her husband. or tell him the story

stirring it)

i You advise otlu-r.-. so that I am willing to follow your guidance: but please answer soon. ;before I lose patience with all :concerned and blow my top. thus ruining. a perfectly wonderful marriage. K. R.

Wife Neglects Her Prerogntives

.DEAR K. R.: Ruth is walking over you. in your own house. largely through default on your part. You aren't exercising the authority of your status as Tom's wife and hostess. If Ruth's flir- tatious actions are such that you don't want her hanging around. trying to steal your husband's in- terest. then you simply ought to roll up your sleeves ifiguratively speaking). and give her the bum's rush.

As things are going. Ruth ll becoming progressively more in- fatuated; also bolder. on the theory that she is beginning to make headway with John. And your erstwhile failure to take pre- ventive mcasures on behalf of your marriage has left him pretty vulnerable to the snake in grass. since after all she is your friend iso-called). Who is he to put her in her pla('9, he may ask himself. if you don't mind her en-

feigned tolerance makes like you don't.

fall for Ruth's two-timing. double-

dicated in his taking her home. a few doors away. playing host to her when you are out for an evening, etc. Your sudden sharp .lmpulse to blow your top and blast "all concerned" Imeaning John and her! sligzcsts that you've just waited to the danger

distress. Outline Terms Of Hospitality

What to do about her? Well. there are a millon things to do. depending upon your tempera-

aren't on the defensive with her. if she and not John is doing the Chasink. She iii skating on thin Ice. socially speaking. as she

knows. She is the trespasser on forbidden ground. from the moral

home. though she lites but it few. my husband in my house. whenlul-II

n'"hts a neck and she hires n Then the phrase. baby-sitter and visits us. staying school

nothing to him, for fear of appear-.

the seems unaware of.

wisely '

the

grossment with him'.l- and your

It seems John is beginning tot

dealing play for him. This is in-

I Sh? 2. Kenneth Arsenault. spells - which has been dogging John's heels for years. You arei frightened - and outraged by this . MacKenna,

ment and the situations she creates i from day to day. But first of all.i firmly grasp the fact that you

y Ruhamah Scheinleld Frank , i We And Our Neighbors

SCHOOLMARMS. ' PSYCHOLOG- ISTS. SPARROWS

First, my salute to the Island teachers gathered here for Con-

prejudices against married teach- ers, increased marriage among educated women, and more en- couragement for career wives are fast making the old-maid school- marm the big exception."

To a large extent this is true of the Island also. I believe. So there, girls!

well as constructive ideas. To my way of thinking, if teachers can't have both, kindness. patience and humor-far more than thorough knowledge of subject matter or formal methods of teaching, bring the best results. And time and opportunity for relaxtion are in- idispensable in maintaining these

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Last week. somewhat overcome

normal now because of rain and snow). I quoted from poets (and wise men to indicate that their .artists' eyes and hearts had given

qualities. them true insights into human ' ' ' nature long before the modern Now. Sllll spcakuig of school- science of psychology. However.

I hope no one understood this to imply that psychologists and psy- chiatrists of the present have not made great contributions in the field of human behavior.

I need not dwell on our chang- ed atlitude toward mental illness; or the strides that have been made in providing at least as humane care for the mentally ill as those suiiering from other dis- eeases. Nor can anyone minimize the real advances in the treat- rneut and cure of the mentally ill.

marrns. how different is the pop- cunception of a school 'teacher now from what it was only twenty or lh.lrly years ago! "an old-maid teacher" was quite com- lmun. Schoolmarnis were general-. fly pictured as spinslcrs. prim and angular. Nowadays. however. be- ing more apt to be good-lnoking.3 gay and frankly interested in mar- ' riage. the school teacher IS no jmore suggestive of splnsterhood 'than the woman following any .other profession.

Indeed. our own observation bears out an item from a month- ly magazine icusmupolilani fea- ture. '”,.aoking into People" by Amram Scheinleld., It states: '''Once the highroad to spinster- hood. school teaching is being re- garded more and more as a mar- ried woman's job'." reports Pro- fessor Chester M. Stephenson. Of 400 co-eds in teacher training at Ohio's Miami University, almost 359.. planned on marriage and teaching as joint careers. Some 15 percent expected eventually to be just wives; only two girls did- n't expect to marry. Diminished

For parents and teachers and all having contact with young people. modern phychology has offered invaluable clues for the prevention of emotional disturb- ances. These do not necessarily lead to mental disease but they can. as we all know, do much to spoil the lives of individuals anti those who have dealings with them.

Writers who have stood the test of time refresh our spirits with their glowing conceptions of man as he is; modern psychological research is finding ways of help- ing man to develop the best of which he is capable.

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Every time I write of my gar- den. I get "fan mail"! So. just a word. I haven't seen a robin yet, nor heard his song. but the garden is filled with music these days. Such thrills, such whistling: such arpeggloa! Nothing but spar- rows? Yes. but entrancing just the same. There are millions of grander trees. blit how welcome is just one. small date-palm in the desert!

view. which gives you a solid ad- vantage ln calling her hand. Now for suggestions: I. Get it across to Ruth bluntly and insis- tently if necessary, that she's not to drop in evenings, except on invitation from you: that her past policy of taking welcome for granted won't do any longer. 2. If John asks what's tip. tell him only ienlgmatlcallyi that Ruth has sort of cut her throat with you- and you'll feel better the less you see of her. If he's been tempted. he'll see your point; and I hope sidestep her too. But don't labor the idea; just stick to your guns. 3. As overall insurance, get out socially with John. amongst new friends and new activities. as much as possible. M. H. Mary I-laworth counsels through her column. not by mail or per. sonal interview. Write her in care of The Guardian. Charlottetown.

Cook's Corner

Household Hint

Any kitchen tool with a wooden handle should never be soaked in water.

SALMON OMELETTES 1 lb. can of salmon 4 or 5 eggs in tsp. salt Dash of pepper

CENTRAL ICHOOL ..'March repart:- i Grade V ta)-l. Alder Gallant; and stir together. Drop by tabl spoon in hot fat and fry golden brown.

l Grade V (bi-l. Robert John-

ston; 2. Billy Bagnall; 8. Bernard

l Grade IV-I. Edwin Rayner; I.

Zkenneth Clark; 3. Leo Smith. COCONUT DROPS

Vs c. sweeieiied condensed milk 2 c. shredded coconut

Va c. raisins

few grains of salt

1 tsp. vanilla.

Combine the milk. coconut. rai-

Grade III-I. Earl Smith; 2. Eva Poirier. Ronald Rayner; 3. Arlene vm

Grade II-1. Gordon Clark: I.

Hazen Slaviri; 1. Barry Green. Grade I iai-l. Dianne Rayner; (2. Sharon Gallant.

Grade I (bl-1. David Me. ,Kenna: 2. Ann McKenna; I. Jo- l sepli Mcxenna.

Grade I (cl-I. Dianne Poirier; 1. Wayne Crossman.

well. Drop from teaspoon greased baking sheet. Bake in ii

. .10 minutes. Yield. IV: dos. cookies Alexander Green. Teacher. Raisins may be omitted.

by "Spring Fever" more nearly ,

Beat eggs. Add salt and pepper. Shred salmon. add to egg mixture

ungrbnneymoon through the Maritime

sins, salt and vanilla and mix on.

moderate oven (850 deg, F.) for

For Better. Fit And Health? Alter Migddlem Measurement

JGIIAD

The typically femininl h an To progress with this bracing "I have nothing (it to wear" roal- orclse . . . from the same lean- ly means yo'ur present wardrobe in; back starting poaitlon. place no longer fits. Alas. the middle hands behind bead (instead of on measurement has spread. What hips). Again hold for slow count happens to the fine network of of six. Reput there times. muscles designed to brace the The "Hammock Swing" is do- frontline and bug the waist at signed to tone the aide-front ab- the side boundaries? As time dolnlnala. goes along they lose their gimp Position: Lying on back on floor. . . their tone. with knee: flexed. soles of feet

The muscles that form the ab- flat on floor. am: down at duminal wall are probably the sides. most neglected in the body. Every- Movementz, Lifting hips Just

exercise -

Brief"?

may activities do not provide sui- tflcient exercise to keep these im- iportant muscles toned. Consequent- ly they become soft. lax and fat infiltrated. The spread is on . . . worse.'you feel dragged down.

Specific conditioning exercises are needed to restore tone to the long front muscles and the side front abdominals.

Position: Sit,on floor, with feet wide apart. Lean back as far .as you can without losing bal-

sllgbtly off floor. tilt hips toward right, pulling up and in firmly with side-front muscles . . . hold. Relax. tilt hips to opposite side. again pull firmly up and in . . hold. Repeat eight times. later more.

Here's an exercise to restore gimp to waist and to the mus- cles bounding the sides of the all- houette.

Position: Kneel. then sit back on heels. holding arms out at sides,

'nnce. then place palms of hands ghnuldef level.

I131 On floor. side back Movement: Get a good grip on Movement: Without shlftin g the gbdamlngl ' , end

position of the body. place hands slowly to the right. aiming to

on hips - the stomach muscles act as brat-era. Hold for a I-I-o-w count of six. holding in toning, Return to position and repeat three times.

touch right fingers to floor at right side, while reaching up with the left hand . . . hold. Bend to the othergside and repeat 1! times.

In two short weeks you'll be

clothes.

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with the fit of your Apel-Oliver Wedding

A fluiel wedding took place at Brunswick St. United Church, Hall- fax on Feb. 26. when Rev. ll. E. Campbell u it i to d in marriage, Esther Eva. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Oliver. Albcrton. P. E. I.. and Clifton Leroy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Apel. Stratford. Ontario. l , Given in marriage by Mr. Stan-iforaootbingilnt-aidmpplyathick ley Brown. the bride chose a pale put; of baking soda and min. . blue tailored suit with pink acces- x..,,'mpi,.,..ggh..ge.-ll. 13....-1.3., l snries. Her corsage was of pink And hm,-. . "(my tip; bgkin. roscs. - - - .. soda oxtlngulshaa small fires The bridesmaid. Mrs. G e r d a h.hnuy'Pom,comeuuo1-Pack”.

Brown. wore a navy blue tailored - In COW BRAND

suit with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. Bestman was Mr. William Verge

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ELl.EN'S DIARY '

by an Island lllarmerll Wife

Notwithstanding some apparent on the hillsides. improvement in health today. we ly and hi dissolving firm the land had not managed tovrecapture for the eultivatinn. the first pat- mucb buoyancy of spirit. either terns of new rod on the cropping Jamea or his wife. The younger fields. ' farmer too was among those of A little lad came to the door the Family ”tetclied" with the peddling wood and kindling in his misery we tried to analyse. small barrow. charging "two pea- ttmugb not yet laid aside from his cards.

"It's not altogether the cold I have" James offered. "I've been out about with one much worse."

"And it's not . ."but how could we place the malady which in our usual good health and without warning but to restrict for a time the no vitkl of our days? "i -

And so we bore with It, not In continuing misery. for it bod its better spells. Rises and declines in temperatures were noted with alternate apprehension and satin- factlon, the former we laid to the

MIMI (allotted H

fact. "It must have come from

something we ate" the latter; m"”"”i bringing us a yearning to on

again. It was somethln of a rc- V l'h..”MlE5.”&

lief. at least to some.of us. that at a testing-time the instrument slipped from the encircling lips to the hardwood floor and if it did not shatter to bits. it's days of usefulness were over.

"It's just as well" James said. "I believe my taste has been im- paired with holding the thing so often under my tongue! At any rate there's something astray-

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doing things for baby. few of us A stop to think what baby does for us.

A young friend of mine put it very well indeed when she said: ”Tho

is that they enrich I expand your horizons without exact- ing any fee whatever.” Nioe thought.

0 O Assorted values. No one food can provide adequate amounts of all vitamins. minerals other Vital food values. That's why a variety of foods for baby is so important. Be- cause a daily balanced diet olers a dependable source of the nutritional elements needed for strength. growth and energy. - 0

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could be from that . . . still" he commented after a silence "it can give warning that it's high time to call the Doctor. They're not a bad rig to have around. after all. Ellen" be nodded "don't for- get to tell 'them' to bring an- other home. the first day they go to town. Yes. they're kind of handy to have."

0 10 further In some of a- wall- balanoed infant diet, Genet givu you a choice of 31 Strained Fruiu. Vegetables.Mests. Dinner:usnd Dea- su1a- specially processed to En- serve I big or degree of nutritive value: Inn in polaiblo is In most methods of home cooking. All are famous for miuqal flavorful goodness and ap- B;"”";.. "'7 ”.7.'.'."'-.-':'..'i'..':?:'.'.l.i.'i.'.' e e tooth-lg nothhg also. 0