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_- One spring evening our \poimt. Combine egg yolks and guests, . the Dominic. Attridges, cream” ii bowl —and-~ mfx “thor the Chef and: 1 steppéd into the oughly. Beat a little ‘of hot con- —qiiet—e“1-e-g-a-n-c 2 of-—:Charles-jsomme—into—egg-cream—mixture,-} French Restaurant’ in New .then beat this inte. remaining | \York. We passed a huge stone hot consomme. .Cook over low urn filled with . b jheat;” "stirring constantly. Do not — spring flowers; ~-into~—the—well-—-boil. —Add-—-3—tbsp.—_butter- and ‘lighted dining room: with its ‘2 tsp. salt. Set aside. crystal ~ chandeliers, sufficiency Snip off thick sorrel stems ofitable lights, quiet beige walls and discard. Chop-leaves quite and beige, carpeting. ‘fine and slow-heat in . remain- Led To Table ing tbsp. of butter until slightly ‘Mr. Mike’ the gracions man- wilted. Stir into soup and serve _ ager and_ host conducted us to immediately. Serves 8 to 10. our table, Immediately we se-’ Note: ‘If desired, use 1% €.. lected _our hors d'oeuvres .and each heavy cream and half ‘n’ |beverage. ‘half instead of 3 ¢. heavy cream. | “It's just like France’’, said | CRABMEAT A. LA. DEWEY = ~\Mrs. Attridge. ‘‘There’s enough) 2 tbsp. butter light so you can see to read the | 4) as ménu. What a'treat. And there| thin-sliced :

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Former Islander Celebrates . 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Flan-.Carriers._He is a-member of is_no blaring music; we cam |1 green pepper cut ‘into fers of Cressy St.: Henniker, N. | Crescent Lodge Independent Or- "eally converse.’ thin strips about 2” long H. were recently guests of hon- der of Oddfellows in Henniker, lhe waiters reflected ° the ‘2 pimiento cut into or at_ardinner party in. Abbot and a deacon in the _Henniker °° \ see attitude of ‘Mr. thin “short strips House Concord, the . occasion | | Congregational Church. ‘Mike As each iood was te. root ‘being their golden wedding an-| Mrs. Flanders (nee. -Alecia P2 pasted to he served directly on 2. Ib. niversary. Murray) was born in Frederic- bt plate, the waiter murmured | cut

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with. Continental Europe. “At the same time, yellow leat- “The days. when the nations jets-were scattered with an in- | .# Europe cpuld afford to mait- | scription in French: “‘A pas les ‘Yain complete independence: pattes de la Rhodesia _(Hands trom each other have long-since—p¢¢ Rhodesia).” —-—-+ ~-passed,’’--the—Queen—sald-—at-—a-! state banquet on the first day of a state visit to Belgium. Alluding: discreetly to the -{s- /by the royal party. ee of Britain's joining Europe’s | Crowds cheered the Queen in six-nation Common Market, the three languages as she began

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Queen said: : a five-day state visit. Heat consomme to “Like so many things in life, ~ ; — -- SITET POTN I NOI the- desirable~is not -always im- A x hs ithe scheint ec Ahiiaiucbs

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Belgitim' has been one of the strongest advocates of British membership .of the Common - Market, ‘which seemed -near to becoming reality early in 1963, when President de Gaulle. of France virtually vetoed further negotiations.

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