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Certain occasions call for spasm foods. The word Easter always sug- Gtsts eggs. Other spring-like {was combine to make the attractive menus recommended by the cm.

sinner Section, Marketing Service, mobile Department o! Agrlcuj. MENUS Suggested Dinners (l) Tomato Cocktail. Roast Lamb. Mint Jelly

Peas in potato nests

Mixed Salad Bowl

Snow eggs with custard sauce Rolls.

Coffee (l)

gum n wpivltn

am u Baked ﬂuted 68.1%?“ ' °°'

(fig-grey potatoes.

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QUEEN ST. STORE.

er. annauorvs SCHOOL Report for March SENIOR. DEPARTMENT

Grade X.~i. Margaret Hunt; 2, Etta Perry and 14BX18 Mills equal; 3. Austin Holland.

Grade IX.-—l. Kenneth Moose: 2. Patricia MacDouxall; 3. Charles T

antan. Grade VIL-l, Margaret Martin: 2, Blanche Murray; 3. Lillian Duvar. Grade VI.—1. Arthur Holland. ul-liggihest Average-Margaret Mar- n .

PRHVIARY DEPARTWIENT

Grade V.—1. Ivan Duvar: 2. Albert Tantcn; 3. Marjorie Perry.

Grade IV.—1. George Martin: 2 Roma Mills; 3. Evelyn Dalton.

Grade III.—-R.amona Lyle.

Grade II (Sr.)-—-1. Elvin Iihomas

Grade II. (Jr.)—l. John Dalton snd Claire Mills equal: 3, Dorothy Cannon: 3. Guy Duvar.

Grade I tel-l Anzonetta ‘Ian- ton: 2. Helen Arsenault.

Grade I (b)—l. Claude Thomas.

Highest average-Ivan Duvar 06.6%. Principal-W

innifred I. Burns. Assistant—Dorothy J. MacFariane.

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Peas in Potato Nests

Cook and mash potatoes. Beat until very lighfnand a serv on a greased &"‘t€€§'°°.i=;"'.i‘lli“.'i'.i'.°“""23 e an csnn Peas, dot with butter. Heat in oven.

3 tablespoons su .

1-4 teaspoon sell.“

2 tab corn starch

3 egg w tes

1-2 teaspoon vanilla extract.

Mix corn starch with 1-4 cu milk. Meanwhile scald remainder of milk in a double boiler. Add sugar. Slowly add corn-starch mix- W-N. ing oonstanly until well thickened. Add salt. Cook l5 min- utes, s occasionally. Beat egg whites until very stiff. Pour hot custard mixture slowly over 985s. beating until blended. Add vanilla. Pour into egg cups which have been wet with cold water — chill. Serve with custard sauce, made as follows: 1 cup milk it's M“

- espoons ar

Vanilla. m‘

milk. Add . sugar

Scald

yolks until ht.

over eggs. Re um to double boiler. Cook until mixture coats the spam. Add vanilla. Cool. To serve-turn snow moulds onto serving dish - pour custard around.

HORO

For Wednesday, April 9th

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MiARDii-I 2i to APRIL 20 (Aries) —Watch where you m-cney goes. Don't spend for useless items or haphazard schemes, but you can also i059 valauble profits by over- Lcking or beau; too hes.tatmg about wcrih ivlale investments! Being able to Judge between the worthless and useful is important.

APRIL 21 to MAY 2o tTaurirs)— Money matters_ personal birslness and handling the affairs of others are on the "b; careful" list. Note advice to Aries. Be wp to the mirr- ute in everything that can advance your future security.

MAY 2i to JUNE 21 (Gﬂninﬁ- ed to

Be on the alert for unﬁcrupulous SUl€lIl€Y5 who would involve ycu in i-hcir wrong doings, Aild don't pay attention to every bit cf nunor you hear either". Use that keen intui- tion and sound judgment with which ycu were blessed by God.

JUNE 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer)- Gcnerally favorable star aspects but you will have to exert added effort again today if you would get more than just fair returns. S .ar skyward in your ambitions and you'll at least hit appreciable heights in whatever ycur endeavors.

JULY 24 to AUGUST 22 (Leo)- Gsneral business affairs will re- quire extra cazeful handling. and tu-uccbly you'd better recheck your private business matters, too. There may be errors that, shsuld be right» ed immediately.

AUGUST 23 to SEEYTEll/KBER. 23 ivirgo) __ Be prompt answering important mail and attending urg- ent nreetings and affairs. D:n't put off till tcmcrrcw what you can and should do txiay. At iiie same true. don't picayune in less impzrtant

matters, SEPFlllAdB-ER 24 to OCTOBER l3 (Libra) - Deal discreetly with

Your Individual

---—By Frances Drake

SCOPE

superiors. Be careful of your own properties, mindful of your 1160B!" sary midget. mteliisent disclvllrw (one of your natural talents) will

22 (Scorpio) - Remember always the great weight that a calm exterior carries, even though you may be justly provoked inwardly. And don't let anything irritate you to the point of YOU becoming nervous and undermining your vitality. BER. 23 to DECEMBIBR 22 (Sagittarius) — Money returns may be slow. Business in uenersl this week won't the matter — this woe God, Whose life of humility and sacrifice so many have forgot- ten in their lust for worldly power. Let us not forget!

DECEMBER. 22 to JANUARY 2i (Capricorn) - If you think of your needs before the requirements of those dependent upon you, you may spoil your clay. Better to be less demanding, and torus receive un- solicited reward.

JANUARY 22 to FEBRUARY 20 (Aquarius) —— Heed sound advice, but make sure of its soundness. Read everything worth Mills you can get your hands on — and con- trol and conserve the gmotions and energies.

FEBRUARY 2i. to MARCH 20 (Pisces) a Protect your own pers- onal affairs from busy-bodies. give sufficient time to important matters and don't give any time to useless things. Say a good word where it will help — never mind whether it will be appreciated.

A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY A lovng, ccmpanionable person, but one who will ever be restless for change of scenery and situations. A receptive mind — and receptive gs pram, too. Must curtail quick criticizing, oversensitivenus and el-

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Baked Grated Oar-rot

This method utilises old stored carrots. with good results. ﬁsh. pare and coarsely grate carrots sufficient to fill a casserole, allow i tablespoon water to each 011D of carrots. Cover. Bake l5 min- gItIA-zs. Dot with butter -serve at oe.

Poached Eggs

osllcesrolledjll a1“ 0 sch halves etcllntirede). l‘ WP Whlwlng cream. 2 tablespoons sugar.

A" ll I......'?"ta..i* not“ :.". 8:53‘? Cover each slice o1 “h, ' WNDPed cream. Csreftuly plsgg a Peach half in centre o! each slice,

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Amateur Glamour Girl

(B: JOSEPH clrnowlcx i

CHAPTER. xvu

At eight that night_ when telephone rang in Tonlufg

the , _ and Saliva suite. Toma answﬁred it. for

she was expecting the c; _

Michael's vol cam rllioétWYm read? to takae 33:; ilk: o

Reﬁll}! you. Sally. I‘rn down

Tonia tried to keep excitement out of her voice as she told him she'd be rlaht down.‘ m

Turning rom e phone. she went into her bedroom and surveyed her. self’ in the mirror. She was wearing a simple blue dress of Sally's and a wide-brimrned straw hat. look oassablv nice. she decided.

If onLv she didn't have to don Sally's glasses. She picked them up and regarded them uncertainly. appeared in the doorway. "Put them on " she said. with barb- ed sweetness.- They make you look digniﬁed "

It was a challenge.

"All ri htl” said Tonia deﬁantly, and nut e rzlasses on.

"Is Michael downstairs?" asked

"Waiting for me. darling." “And for me," said Sally, airily. "I'm going with you. Tony. The uninvited guest."

"Oh, no. you're not! It's my date." "What about our bet? You said we'd both make a play for Michael. You've ROlZ to Rive me a chem." "Make your own chance," retorted. “How am I to meet him unless you introduce us? As Tonia Lane. 1 can't gigkmp a man the way Baily Martin

Tonia took 13p her gloves and

handball. walke past Sally into the

sitting room.

She paused. "I told you once that

there's just one difference between

us. I have imagination and you

haven't."

With that, she went gally out.

Michael wasn't in dinner clothes . He wore a gray business

su.i .

“I Just got away from the plant."

he said. "The War Department wants to see my designs for that new combat plane. I'm rushing them through." "Perhaps you should have worked tonight." said Tonia. "No-I went stale. I couldn't do any more tonight. 1'11 get the ulansi done in a. week anyway. Besides, Iltold you I'd play bodyguard eve- n n s "

t: . "That's so nice of you, Michael." "Shall we go to the movies?" he

"Yes-let's." u As they set out in his car. he said. The Dolice haven't found Donovan yet. I'm afraid you may hear from again. I hope you didn't go about alone today." "No. I was with Tonia Lane - and with a friend of hers, Jim Kirby. He's a movie publicity man. l-le was much concerned when I told him! about my encounter with Donovan—-| said he would Rot a private detective to_ keen guard over me." ‘ They

Bay. that's swell of hlmi be, nice people — Tonia Lane

must and he.

"They are. You'd like Tonia. lliiiioihsel. Would you like to meet

er "

"I never thought about it. Why shoud I?" "Well. everybody likes to meet move actresses. You know, they're so mamorous . . ." Tonia waited breathlessly for his answer. She was sounding him out. aaainst the dav when he must learn her true ident ty. I "I told you I've had enough ol~ iliamour girls." he said. "No, It wouldn't care to meet Tonia Ilene?‘

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Tonia remained silent after that. His answer told her two things. 1t, ass er at Sally. posing as Toni Lane. would have little chance‘ of lmoresslniz him. lust as it assured her that her only chance with him lav in keeping him rooied. I The movie they saw was hilarious-| l,v funny. All through it. Michael roared with laughter. Tonia had seen it before. but she enjoyed it, again because she was with Michael.‘ Sally's glasses began to bother her. made her eves water. Finally. she re-; moved them and out them into her handball. | llillchael looked st her ouestion-, v

. . | She whispered. "I think I need the lenses chanaed."

"Can you see all right without them?"

yes]. when thev left the theater. she

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liberatelv forgot. l

As Michael helped her into the

car, he said. ‘I can't get over how

nice you look without ‘passes? "Thanks." said onia, feeling

pleased.

He orove out the beach road — a

long way out. Then he parked the

car facing the ocean.

There was a moon. The surf was

when shle does?"

"Yes.

think I shall. Why?" "I'll vou."

miss

date fro

"Whv will you miss me. Michael? v You have leis of friends here. Last

night. at that nigl-it club all the Ilirls looked at vou. He laughed softly. "But look at Suddenly. he mil his arm arnunc‘ her and kissed her. kiss. but still a kiss.

them."

out cliff dclling ruins in Cocrndi m scout 5.0 B. C. to aroun.

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r 1 ~-r 1"" rf pork. corn niml umi .\lli\.' will f; fhev were. on tllc average smaller in

.stature and more frail than thc Deo- ple of today. The deathraic among

the young was verv high. Those who survived beneﬁted from a viilorous, plenty of sunshine and‘ i Besides they used unrefined sugars“

nllfl molasses and the bread they ale, fruits and vegetables was Svlvcsioi‘ 1 was made from vitamin-rich whole Graham the sponsor mvul: tin-v had unconsciously. xme

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sades in womcns’ magazines. the dc- velooment of the ice-boa and rrfrlu- erator to keep foods fresh. finally won the battle for green stuff.

An early advocate oi the use oi

of a whole- lll Nvu ii-ik there was a Graham boardiuu-

meal Graham bfﬂﬂii.

_ ..» . ‘ iilllt‘ safeguards: for example they

Oct aFRIB colour-char! lodv- silvery. Thev sat in silence for a thﬁhﬂll ugswtgilﬁffilnahgﬁad “alfsffcla saiiaf" ‘sag: i drank spruce brer. a popular drink lloilse where middle-class lilit'lff'c~ ltuuliudwanorlalcrl Ston- kmz min that he was remember“! Patricia - “z... i containmg lots of vitamin C. uais look to vegetable diets along Finally. Michael said, "Sally. I like -, Sam ‘am, “shun we “If I Until the latter half of the 19th with bloomers and female sulfruuc. you a lot. A man can relax with bum-- ‘ " iccnfurv. raw fruits and vegetables/Then Atwater in the 1870's figured you." h "Xﬂmed Toma mm "A" ‘ i wrre gonerallv left for the cattle tol the number of calories different oc- "I guess I'm not very exciting. “mm-t . , PRE-VITAMIN DAIS (‘at and since cholera raged ﬁercely cupational groups should consume.‘ “id mnig, (To be continued) —--~~-- niomz the Games in India and since Atwater was no vifnmin fnddist. h“ "Well excitement isn't evcry- ___._________ How did our ancestors got alone the Hindus lived largely on fruits brlieved in meat. potatoes and

thin!!!’ He took her hand. held it. "w; LONG “my 550K without knowing anything about zmd vegcnbles some doctors i. ill bread. . . . "Do you D1111 l0 Keel) your Job with ,_ ____ vitamins? Thcv didn't get nlore ihcir patients that the best and In the 1900's i-icnrv Claim Shor- """- ‘H "“ " ' Tonia Lane? ll- vcu leave n 1 “pa”... m E." h, h ,,_ ww well. Thcv ute huus- mmnli 11s nfrsi. foods were meat and potatoes. man. now a professor in Columbia

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