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Steve Clarkson, sophomore sister. Mrs. Harold Publicover student at St. Dunstan's Univer- and Mr. Publicover *Provincial Vocational Schoo! ia sity, will spend the holiday sea- Charlottetown. is vacationing son with his parents, Mr. and|’ Aldene MacCormack, who is with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. David. Clarkson, Montague. teaching school in Montreal. Que- David Lavers.

bec, arrived in Georgetown re- :

Marion Clark, student at Prin- cently and will spend the -ca- Kenneth Batchilder, employee ce cof Wales College, is visiting’|son’s holidays as the guest of of Canada Packers Lid, in Char- with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Le- lottetown, will be with his pa- Keir Clark, Momague, during |muel MacCormack. rents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence | - the holiday recess. Batchilder for Christmas.

Richard Sievens, student at :

Pat Sinclair, daughter,of Mr. Prince of Wales College is svend-. Alden MacDonald, student at | and Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Mon-:/ing the holidays at his home in the Vocational School in Char- tague; and: student at. Saint Georgetown. : jottetown will holiday with his Dunstan's University, is spend- | mother, Mrs. John A. MacDon- ing the Christmas holidays with | Linda Larsen, student at Prin- ald. her family. ,ce of Wales College, is the holi-

lday guest of her parents, Cap-| Peter Walsh, student at the)

Mr. and Mrs. James Cain, tain ‘and Mrs. H. Larsen. Vocational School in Summer- | New Perth, have as their guests | side is spending the holidays over the holidays, their daugb-| Herbert Murphy, student at with his parents, Mr. and’ Mrs. ter Mary and their sons. Jimmy |s Dunstan's University is holi- Earl Walsh, Georgetown. - and John, students at St. Dun- ldaping in Georgetown as the stan's University. guest of his sister, MrsHarold —— Stewart has arrived | z 3 ublicover. ‘orento to spend ho

Myrna Beck. daughter of Mr, | ulcover and Mr. Publicover. fies Site, \earemte, Mr. and and Mrs. Cecil Beck, Montague Marie Larsen, of the teaching Mrs. Gordon Stewart Admiral and student at Acadia Univer- 'staff of the Maritime School for | Street. . sity, is spending the holidays at the Deaf at Ambherst. N. S..' is ~ the home of her parents. spending Christmas with her pa- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ab

; rents, Captain and Mrs. H. Lar- bert Dow, Charlottetown, for the Brian Maclure, student at | son |holidays are Mr. Dow's aunt PWC is spending the holiday sea- and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jamial son at his home in Montague. | Lloyd Soloman, student at St.| Dow, New York City. Dunstan's University is. spend-| . : Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes, ‘ing-the-totdar ae srents’ Flora’ Thompson, ~Charlotte-"|"

Montague have as their guest Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Solo town, will spend Christmas with for the holiday season their son | man. |her parents Mr, and Mrs. Ja- | Glen, student at St. Dunstan's | mes Thompson, Brackley Point |

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Cavern |, Bemnice De Lory, laboratory Road. ss - - ici lifax, on page 10) ps * Jock Beck is spending Christ- oa jog ae ae z > . cn ae ag on nome S eee rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. De-| T Dist - t | i rer ad ae ee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph , Mon |Lory for Christmas. s | [WO ricts : re tague. Jock is a student at ’ | EVENING FASHIONS |

Calling All Home Makers

HOW DO YOU START FURNISHING YOUR

Prince of Wales College. Larry Henry. student, at St. | One Institute ‘Dunstan's University is

GEORGETOWN | Aoliday Gerald Martell and John Al- ~s4 a a — >. meer, -

These evening- dresses. with coat. The outfit’ (RIGHT) | matching coats were design- with spring flowers On navy | ed by Maggy-Reeves of To chiffon is a slim-line gown

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. len left recently for Montreal, | |Hazelbrook WI ti hich | ronto. Ulla Moreland (LEFT -under a frilled coat bowed HOME? Pp ZAMBIA a oe em. Fraser Kerr, construction en- | was held at the ae 2 Rebtel is wearing a brocade gown with velvet. (CP Wirephoto) PACKING FOR ployed. igineer with Pigott Construction retary, Mrs. Reginald Jenkins. | RAY STEWART

Co. Lad., at Georgetown leftf re- The meeting opened with Mary | past two weeks in Prince County | treatment: at the Halifax’ Gen- pee ~— — teach- cee for his home in Montreal ‘Stewart collect. Articles were | Hospital, Summerside. eral Hospital. ing sta Notre Dame Aca- Quebec, where he’ will spend | passed in for the Unitarian Ser-| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metkle,| “Mr. and Mrs. Heath Caseley,

sending to of Crockett & Sterey

FO George Storey of Regina RCAF Station Namao, near which Canada ts gets a helping hand from his, Edmonton, for a move to Zam- canapart. 4b to Zanibla

ear-old son, George Jr., bia. He is a crew member of Sera demy, is spending the Christ-|the Season's holidays. |vice Committee. One new mem-| the former Mary Elizabeth | Kensington and Mrs. Bruce 1 have ask- pega packs his belongings at . one of the four C-130 Hercules (CP Wirephoto) mas Holidays as the guest of his ; iber was welcomed to\ the ‘group: | Caseley of Kensington, returned | Riley, Baltic, attended the fu- ed this quest- Linda Lavandier, student at /Two guests were present from on Thursday from their honey-| neral of the late John Taylor ion of three

Notre Dame Academy, is spend-|, nearby community where no | moon trip through. Nova Scotia | who passed away in Westville, po

ing Christmas and New Years | Institute exists. and New Brunswick. .|-NovaSeetia. The funeral was corators and

as the guest of her parents, Mr.

Miss Brander of: Kensington | held from the Summerside Bao- and Mrs. Raymond Lavandier. iss bra ensington

received these answ-

A discussion took place con- cerning: the’ amalgamation of | is a patient in Prince County tst Church. ers: One said he

the two communities into one In- | Hospital, Summerside. | SALE TOYLAND een fie be

- : accountant with |ctitute. Definite plans were held) Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Pigott Coosa a < |till a later date. | Side, Baltic, have as their guest os ante ned et ieee F - seer — aren ee ees father, Mr. 192 KENT STREET Ray Stewart With the floor ” = toe sale which was held recent- | Jam . covering. Se 2 eee on ly in Hazelbrook school..which | His many friends will be | PRICES SLASHED A famous lady ‘ance ; gg ear gg ge win |Prowed to be a decided success. | pleased to learn George Wall OPEN TIL 10 said she, starts with the sofa . 5 : | Money was voted for TB Lea-| has recovered from his recent p.m. or sectional sofa since that

spend Christmas. . | gue and it was decided to buy @ ‘itiness and haé now resumed his is the main item in. the Fri.,. Dee. 24, 1965. | git for a bride of the commun- | duties ‘at. the Kensington Feed CHRISTMAS EVE living: room and the living ity. | Mill. gees room is the most ‘important Mrs. Charles a = a . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wood- room in the house. port on a panel discussion of | sige, accompanied by their | The third replied that she which..ghe’was a member, held | saacune Mrs, Claude Hogg and HAND BAGS always begins by decorating in Charlottetown recently. The | grandson, Carl Champion, mot- | ok k the walls with wall paper or topic was “Consolidation of the | ored to Halifax on—Thursday, NO WORRY. ABOUT- ‘paint or -a ‘combination of Rural Elementary School.”’ This | where Mr. Woodside is to have both. was enjoyed by everyone pres- —maemaaans SIZES WHEN ° i The important thing to N. B. motored to Georgetown. jent and a lively discussion fol- = : ‘remember. regardless of how |YOU GIVE*A |

. lowed. : to d Christmas with Mr. ' you get started, is to visual- cess parents, Mr. -and ae) Election of officers followed ize the entire - picture, just

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Fraser-Jones Vows Pledged At Scottish Wedding In N.S.

The skirl of bagpipes and Lovat Scots Pipe Band of Prince awirl of Scottish kilts greeted Edward Island. All members, Pipe Major George Albert students of the groom, wore the Fraser and his bride as ~they Fraser dress kilt. The groorh left St. John the Baptist Church has instructed the Queen Eliza- | Armdale, N. S., following their beth High School Pipe Band and marriage on Saturday, Decem-| the Dartmouth Canadian Le- 6 The Guardian, Charlottetown, ber 18th. Both belong to the gion Pipe Band, and during the clan MacDonald of Clan Ra- ipast summer. was awarded top nald on their mothers’ side. | Prize ~ in professional piping

The bride was Jane Wilfre- [championships at Pugwash and da Jones, daughter of Mr. and | Antigonish.

Mrs. Thomas Jones, New Wa-| The couple's families have

Rev. A. Maclsaac, officiated | For her wedding trip to Ber- et the traditional Scottish wed- wuda the bride chose an oat-| The rush and-clamor of. the and radishes in a clear. plastic ding, and heather. straight from po.1 colored coat and dress en- day are over. Lights are turn- |bag. Oddments of fresh or can- the “old country” and Fraser ...hle with a corsage of orange ed low; the sound of soft carols ned fruit, suitable to use in a tartan ribbons decorated the gejisht roses Her accessories float through the house; sleepy |fruit compote, could, be combl- church. Deanna Roma was OF- yore chocolate brown. The | tots cuddle close to Mother or ned in a glass jar. wanist and soloist. bride received her bachelor of Grandma or snuggle in Daddy's

Given in marriage by her fa- arts. and education at Mount | lap. ther, the bride wore a floor len- Saint. Vincent College and the| Christmas is a hush in gth gown with A-line skirt’ Of | ctoom, a student at Dalhousie winter's haste,

peau de soie with a high waisted Medical School, received his, Christmas is mystery, bodice of Guipure lace with scal |pachelor of science from St. Dun- Christmas is prayer,

Leslie Holt,

Carmelita Solomon, _ student at Notre Dame Academy ino Charlottetown, is spending the season's ‘holidays .with her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Soloman: .

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Total Joy Of Christmas A Share In It For All

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hansen and two children of Saint John, |

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N. W. Hansen. | with the following slate brought as an author must have an : 5 lin: president, Mrs.:. Earl Jones; outline of his entire story Phyflis Boudréault, student at | Vice-president, Mrs. Char les ‘pefore he can start writing” iNotre Dame Academy is spend |Mutch;. secretary, Mrs. Hacry the book. % or ' ling Christmas with her parents |Fraser; treasurer, Mrs, Harold Of course, your furniture | When this is done even with Mr. and Mrs. Phillip, Boudreault |Carver; visiting committee, and decorating will express jall possible oddments, the re- for the holidays. ' \Mrs. Carl Wood and Mrs. Ger- your own personality and |frigerator will not be crammed, } don Carver; school committee, way of life, which is as it |And preparing dinner* will be! Pauline Martell, who is em- Mrs- Henry:Jones and Mrs. should be If. you want ideas, }easy and quick. | ployed with the Provincial Gov- Charles Mutch; purchasing com- visit our store where you ernment in Charlottetown, is mittee, Mrs. Reginald Jenkins will find the latest ideas in

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foped edge, long tapered sleeves stan’s University. It is children, arms folded MONDAY DINNER spendi: istmas with her |4 itors, Mrs. Ernest Mutch ;

and Scoop neckline. Her detach- | jg a descendant of the Frasers | in the ancient style, Chicken Broth ee rel cn eer cana Pom a9 ay THE VERY Piel decoration and good decore- able chapel train was of peau de who landed with Lork Selkirk in| The curving shape monks Avocado Cubes Garnish | Burke. | ‘elnechments were. served ty wR tors to help you. soie and fell from a large bow a millenium ago Ham (Planned-Over) : | the Siete: dk Sorter hour en OF EVERYTHING “

at the neckline. Appliques or- ; * | Preserved in the shape Escalloped Wit 2 tbsp. melted: butter or mar- |joyed

namented the. gown. Her head. ‘ | of the pretzel : Macaroni and Cheebo’ shina garine “* sored: — T0 EVERYONE!

dress of tiered tulle illusion was leg ron Aux. Or “pretiola’” —a prize With 2 tb. ies Porenecas

held in place by a circlet of pe- given to children Halved Grapefruit Segments - or "CAMMMGe chests BALTIC ‘tals and buds, and she carried a. To Cater Who remembered their and Shredded Red Cabbage, | rioroughly butter a 3-qt. low Norwood Radio & TV

eascade of white ope and pur- . | prayers, Christmas Sliced Celery and Not-Sweet \.acserole, In it, arrange alter-| Bruce Crozier returned to his | John Dennis

The bride entered “the church ; Of meeka and woeder: ere compole roni, cheese sauce, ham,-and-| after being--a— patient~-for~the-{, : iii

-to_the_ music_of_‘‘Bonnie—Lass”’;-|—_Money-was-voted-to the butld-+ Ps nena ce voU (from Planned-Overs) ~ mushrooms, if teed. —_——— acai

played by Pipers Douglas Dewis jing fund of the Royal Canadian | ’ and Kenneth Grant, Halifax. \Legion, Kensington, by the La- |, Im our columns of the last few The couple left the church to dies. Auxiliary at the regular dvs; we have made many sug- _ “Highland Wedding’, Drum- | meeting held at the Legion Home | gestions that we hope helped to mers were Heather an@ Jeat- on Saturday evening. — the ‘preparation of meals nine Fraser, sisters of

“+ place by the groom’s cairngorm |F. A. S. Jones voiced apprecia- ‘@ laird showing his choice by |for their help along with seve-

* groom. Innis, presided and -correspon |

For the recessional, the bride dence was read bythe secretary | “wore a Scottish evening’ sash of Mrs. Jean Mayhew. A letter | Fraser dress .tartan held im signed by Miss I. Arsneault and

following the“Scottish custom of tion to the auxiliary members

“giving. the bride his scarf in the|ral Womene’s Institutes in ser- -family tartan. This was also |ving refreshments at the recent

ithe foods that can be used

The president, Mrs. Ruby Me- | for the Christmas weekend a

true “labor of’ love.”

Looking ahead, Monday there probably will be many food oddments stored in the re-

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(frigerator. We hope in refreger-

ating them, you stored together in making one dish. For a salad,

say, there might be oddments,

— Coffee, Tea, or Milk Measurements level; recipes for 6

HAM ESCALLOPED WITH MACARONI AND CHEESE SAUCE % Ib. elbow’ macaroni, cooked 214 c. cheese sauce (previously

columned) or 2 cans cream

1 can-measure hot water 2c. diced cooked smoke ham | 1 (4 0z.) cari sliced mushroom with liquid (optional)<

of Cheddar cheese soup and

Top with seasoned bread crumbs mixed with melted but- \ter and grated cheese. Bake 45 min. in moderate oven, 35 de grees F- to 350 degrees F.

Note: This dish may be pre- pared in the early part of the day, refrigerated then baked

lin time for dinner. Allow 1 hr.

| ‘TRICK OF THE CHEF Ee When preparing a tossed

ad, add a half cup of chopped

toasted nutmeats, Every bit of

jsalad will be eaten.

Bon ap-

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worn during the reception. ‘Blood Donor Clinic held at thee % c. seasoned bread crumbs Eileen Coughlan was maid of |Legion Home. Also noted was honor and Pipe Sergeant Eve- ‘satisfaction in this very succes- | : lym Fraser, sister of the groom, |sful clinic, and in the facilities | .was bridesmaid. They wore iof the new Legion Home. - floor length gold gowns with vel | The members agreed to cat- vet bodices and peau de soie er to, or prepare for, a numbe: ekirts, featuring trains falling |of coming events. : from bows at the back. Each! Christmas gifts were exchang- | @ ring bf holly as a head- ed and refreshments were ser- and carried a. nosegay ved. 2] and gold carnations. SOR ee Corporal Allan Cope-| wEDS FOURTH HUSBAND: |

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tional day time formal jacket |was performed by the chief end vest and Fraser hose and magistrate at Queens Fort buckled shoes. House, St. James. It was the The toast to the bride was gi- fourth miarriage for Miss Dahl, ven in English and Gaelic by 37. For Lichine, 52, who heads a | . the best man during a recep: New York wine importing firm |’ tion at Winnie’s Lodge. Enter- and: has written a book on| > taining at the reception was the (French wines, it was the second. | AK. ———— | ‘ a NS - te sient dae aie Ga welonas May that Love which mspired © Come, Let Gs | oe —| -_-Seatons resins a the first- Christmas fill - Adore Bim... , | ie from the staff and management. | ; oe ae ee ~ " : me ; as : 2 ev 12art a 1S "0 eS | i a tli ery heart at this holy time | GLORIA LADIES WEAR El cor Sewing Centre island furriers ltd. LePage Shoe Lo. "Where Smarter Women Shop" - @t. George St. ad Charlottetown “Ne Ultimate iw Sashime ~ Grafton. St. Charlottetown Ge. George St. t ".

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