CHARLES F. CLOSE

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Enman, Grandview, announ- ce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Katherine to

MARY K. ENMAN

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Charles Frederick Close, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Close, Montreal. The marriage will take place in the near future

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Catherine Callbeck and Mary Murray of Saint John, N.B. vis- re-

ited the former's parents cently in Central Bedeque

Walter Curley, formerly from Kensington RR4, P.E.I

trip to Europe and al! be- eause Mr. Curley smokes a pipe! He took home an entry

led it out and sent it to a tobac- co company. Mr. Curley recei- ved a phone cal! from Toron- to after s o me time had elapsed, and was asked to do an arithme- tic problem — which he did correctly. Nothing more was said at the time by the com- pany, but he recently received a letter advising him that he had won the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Cur- ley expect to leave Canada dur- inc the last week of April and will spend six days in Holland

and his wife, Lillian, are going to have a They have won an all exvense Pp

form some weeks ago, and his wife fil-

The January meeting of the St. George's Parish Council was held in the vestry, with a small attendance,,, _~

The highlight of the meeting was an interesting report by Mrs William Christian the education convener, on research being done on the one-room school com- ared to the graded sChoor Mrs. Jerome MacDona!d resi- gned from the sewing committee and Mrs. Joseph Morrison was appointed in her place. The meet- ing closed in the usual manner

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wil- liams of Barrie, Ont. have re- turned home after attending the funeral of Mrs. William's moth- er, Mrs. Hazel Leard, held in the Baptist Church in Central Bedeque recently.

Alden Leard of Sackville re- turned to Mount Allison Univer- sity, after attending the funeral of his mother at Central Bede-

during Tulip Blossom Time, two qe.

days in Paris and two days in

London

Mr. Gordon Arsenault. of Saint John. N.B.. who is on the staff of the Bank of Nova Scotia, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Eli Arsenault, Central Bedeque,

recently

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mac- Murdo of North Bedeque _re- {turned home recently, after at- tending the funeral of Mrs Baker's sister, Mrs. Richard Palmer, held in New Hampshire, Maine

IDA BAILEY ALLEN Molded Holiday Delight

Hearty St. Valentine's

“St. Valentine's Day is my favorite." remarked the Chef. “It's a day of real romance, when a man should give his wife red roses or a bunch of English violets.”

“And when the wife could re- ciprocate with my newest des- sert, Chef: it's a ree! surprise.”

Measurements level; recipes for 6

TRUE-BLUE SWEETHEART MOL 3c. frozen cultivate blueberries two-thirds pkg. precooked rice

1% c. milk

% tsp. salt

1 envelope unflavored. gelatin

2 tbsp. cold water

1 egg, slightly beaten

% c. sugar

two-thirds ¢. milk

1 tsp. almond or lemon extract

lc. heavy cream, whipped Thaw blueberries; drain on

(additional) |

paper towels; reserye Ye. for’ garnish.

Combine rice, 1% c. milk and salt in 2-qt. saucepan. Mix just Lenough to moisten all rice. Bring to boil. Cover; boil gently” 10° min., or until milk is absorbed. Fluff rice occasionally with | fork Remove from heat.

Stir gelatin into cold water. | Mix_.together egg. sugar. addi- | j tional milk and gelatin. Stir-| mix slowly into fiot rice. Then) simmer-cook over low heat stir- ring gently, until mixture coats metal spoon. (Do not boil.) Re- move from heat; stir in extract. | |_ Refrigerate 30 min., or until | slightly thickened; fold in whip- |ped cream. Add 2 ¢. of blueber-| |Ties, and, with fork, carefully distribute them tice. | Spoon into lightly oiled heart-|

|sHaped mold; refrigerate 4 hrs.

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ee | BANNED DANCES tue ow — | Mrs. Ernest Johnson presid- * ed at the UCW February meet- ae — a cntamn ok ened ing which was held in the Bede- banned Ge Gee of Ge goes “tT om BETTY STEWART T. ANDERSON BSc. qué Church hall recently. whirting dercti_ots Si utlaw atutanie ae TO WED IN OTTAWA led the: Govetions end epened| Suva! giveane "Seeman ane umeny tie s and ope leo coretee Wb the singing of 0) et Sueumn scuen bn Gilad les

is a stewardess of Air Canada | hymn. Mrs. Charles Henderson Montreal, and Mr. Anderson | read the scripture and a two is a graduate student at Mac- (minute silence was maintained Master University, Hamilton, |in remembrance of Mrs. Percy Ont. The marriage will take | affieck.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Ste- wart, Ottawa, wish to announ- ce the engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Thane W. Anderson,BSc., som of Mr.

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Latent Memories Stir

On St. Valentine’s Day

Doubtless one of the most en-) origin of St. Valentine's Day. . dearing of February's charms Its beginning is obscure, they) is the fact that the month re- agree. Some have it that it dates| turns for observance, St. Valen- back to the old Roman celebra- of|tion of February 14, the feast the winter month, with its snows,|of Februata Juno. At that fete,|

red heart, the Day's symbol,| partners. The name of the Saint sparks in ours a warming glow. | came into the picture, it seems, Every age loves the Day.|some time after Valentine was Children .cateh_ its meaning, put to death for having critici- learn its significance young. | zed pagali gods to a Roman pre- You hear them as they deliber-' fect. I was his witness ate shyly over the names of those | for the Christian faith which was to whom their. love tokens will| responsible for his death. And be sent Teenagers thoughts,|so, because his execution oc- we recall, are in tine With it.| curred on the eve of the feast The older folks too are aware of|Lupercalia, a pagan festival it. Latent memories stir..We commemorating the old - time have heard more than one farm-/rural. god Faunus ‘the god of wife with silvery hair reminisce) cattle and fertility in general) about. St. Valentine's Days /|it is believed that St. Valen- gone, and have admifed™ with’ tine’s death; became-in-time;—2: them quaint valentines taken) part of that celebration. from a treasure - chest, which till there would seem to be no for them to read was to return) connection between that and the fondly the lost golden years. So| present custom of exchanging we come once more all smiles if/tokens of affection, unless as we are young, or it may be with) some historians declare, it em- a tear, we that are older) phasizes the love and kindliness

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grown, over the loss of those|to folks as shown by the young! fallen by the way, who once|Saint through life. | shared with us, in the observan-' caturday! And how pleasant! ce of the Day. nes it ithis February day was, its sun-| ieee Sel : ae shine brilliant on the white-| clear - cut explanation as | spread fields. So nice too the eu.

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