Tito \«cncs l'viiit "l o T “i! ‘ '. ' .-‘ 1\i‘i"'\ Fest" I‘i‘cst“‘1"rl by ""r <' ' - i‘ or littiis'at‘l i “wont? c \i- w‘\‘ he" " t i» - - \l "i't~ at The proi. pi‘ a‘ ll""rt:i It's» i j l i l'» ‘ Ill I'J‘lr ELLEN’S DIARY “ I

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Sunny Morning Inspires

. 0 ﬂ. . .

A VISII' To Comer oiore

Tlii: was in Him. . so! i t \ nm: ‘ al'oIcInci' era”... it . i A pro to Is 0 of the I‘ll" v in _ {I ‘. ,.. H. pprinztmie, hi'r‘thl icon or“: . c. n . l-, a far I‘ltiitcritt:_ was r ' .t '_ . p.» . ~ \rinrl \\ h i c It 'I' ppcd i'l.l . . ._ in ‘4 alon: the harm: tarot .‘tllfl\ I' ,. t , , . . . .-. ;,. was just slit-ii a thorn l'_‘ a *v t . .1 t ..-.I had \v:<lied trip \tlf‘l} i\ ll r" ,. v1. 1 t in t .n was heapiii: its tlI"'i~ llt'll‘hziit c i, r ,. .x t i . It in What should up do it "" l"' .. ‘ rteva ramp II~','I'I"‘. \\» i i , r“ , E come ‘nr 3 : iiii' a. i l .r I . w”. pl... (fat-pai- -tocc ltr- i an , . . r H," affairs of "it c . . . and then Pitt 'nmttzi ll‘. L. , . , ‘ th- and shavi'rrl” :“ppcri t; ;'i"“ ,5 . away ‘tfnm our rtiuiin ~ ‘1‘ vt‘ ., tori: it out W

The lam ' l “ ‘.i~ i. i r l L A :a;rd at rho ttiiic \\lii--. ' L l “m c_.'_i \e ini‘itti .w' . K L. from “tie =lltl‘ll‘l'i H“ 'ttc wt». \- hill. Ma'ii'ittnn o: .i‘.‘ a IL H L.

r it I t l‘ I inc III‘D at ~ i . a . t of on i ' MI ‘, W i” t ii p.

Rexoiit’l the It Mttin 'i e to . ‘ “I, ‘ tztin: bi'oarlcn to who it a H . :._ 5 I l’ P a t‘ h of tiiIiit‘ ~ r l ‘ y In pretti pastoral of i. e t 3‘,” - . ‘ .l. i... t farmlands. a li'tte ti'tt «t t, ., m... V, ntci‘ed ‘tl a «En-It .hmg. “Hi H ‘. . {I the far bictiirts I‘M. t .4 ; . . g i rt, t. s 1"

"Bill l‘IIIori" .lttiiic'. it .i -i 'ii ti‘i; s .iic l7'.- .tv inns ‘riie

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MR. AND .itRs. .itiiarit ll. t:.ii.i..\.\'1iw S'side Ceremony Hetd At St. Paul’s Church

The marriage tit Gloiia .Ii-ziii l il"lt“l n minnow of Md r...“ Grady of Boston. \Iass. tl;i:i "'tl “l'r‘ :u-umcrs ghter of \Ir and \lrs. I-jlmtr \l;i" or notwit- -..,-.5 no.) Gradv. Summersidc. tn .lftst‘till sonwt t'i'lel “i rim hmtp 5110 Raymond Gallant of Boston. ~ttl‘l ‘lfo‘ a s'2'rrl "ciigtii dress of

of Mr. and Mrs Emanuel (ial. flf‘t‘ti blue 1" ton .‘tlli'l satin wiih lant of Abrams \'ilI azc took innit-Putt: tlt‘.il"ll't'~i and cat‘- place Feb. 8 at St. Paul's t‘ti‘rl 1i lll"llt'l" of ‘.'.l‘|ill‘ and rI‘ti

Church. Sumnicrsirlc The Rev t‘ill‘tlnhtilis Austin Bradley officiated at tile 'I‘iic was Iltiiitm

In. | rt :‘t'l ceremony. The OTZHIIISI iv a s (traili- aiitl titc rtri: bearer .ltiliii

Mrs. Dorothy Perry. kl‘ti'l1h tm-t, mm.“ of “H. The bride. given in martin-y lltlrlll

by her In t he r. “on: a flout1 amt man “a. ,tm‘v (“out

length 10W" of white finite r e tl‘brnthei- of the Lzr'rtoni Ifshnrs

nylon over satin. with scalloped. «on: Lat-ton \nnmt' and wtttrm quuinned. neckline Her shout Hi'arlt- out...“ ... H... ,1..th der length veil was held in place \tr ant: it, “ppm, are N with n coroner of bl‘llllallll. Sne blfllug in Boson

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[I Generous Wefore Response

' the 'donations which

men skatinv rink ll Monumo

ﬂame/z

.v, , - ,_ ., ... _. _ .__._-__._‘ in The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. March 14. I964. Iitliitzusiine Cove. and Mr.

HAPPE

NINGS

Audrey Jenkins. Women‘s Editor: Phone 4-8506

PAY . _. - .

lacliau. under the \iatcl.fiil Pi'ospero :tcots Ariel. no me of the mazacian. Pros- Alt') spit-it portrayed b) lo'nn pet-o rt‘i‘at: Fiii'loiiz. Iteft, \Iiirphy.

Iii‘\t‘l'lllt‘l(‘\\, to instruct her - I ill :ftl‘ltlf’lll cla~~. as well \\'.‘ Il.‘i\\f‘(l fltf‘ IlmP 0f (1

3“ Concert Held

‘.'.‘llll Pinto. the alert and kiio I

.n: dog who homes at the r-

i‘c!‘ < store. and talked \\Ill'l Bunbury

his nl|<lt‘t‘<\. one whose dilvi

arc P~Ilt‘t‘|nll)' interesting and The pupil: of Bunbury School full \titl also with a gifted llI- presented an interesting, and

tle ind ot‘ the \‘Ill.’l;f‘, who plays most enjoyable Centennial ('on-

a WWII rct-orilor. L1l\'lll: Pl'ljtt)’ ccrt March ft. for an audience of nit-tit to roam near and far. too people Roy \fut'nazltan was

\c s a it on otir out In 2. a master of ceremonies K e v I n \lttlll.lll her lia r as white as Potter and Donald Stewart were \Ilit\ \vlli ltf‘I‘ hI'IQIII oval. in charge of lickel sales at the

2 re at grandson on her knee, door. hoiilni; li.ni ceisilv. with The theme of the concert was nice touch. \llllt'll‘ comes “\ii’a)‘ Back Then In ISM".

iittiilwrliood and is never Skit "School Days." written by lox' tip aloft: the vears. “'9 talk, Ill? DIIDIIS In the senlor :radcs cil with a student. a thoughtful Tm'9l‘9‘l 3 CW“ t'tlflii who was keeping an eie on mmrmmhm“ grad

icard party were. hizli:

\Irs Lloyd ‘l'i'aiitot'. S a i nt John. V B \'l>|l€fl with her par- . Mr. and Mrs Thomas (tal- . Pliisville She was act-om. panied by her titotlici'—in-Ia\\'. Mrs. James Ti‘ainrii' who will spend some time with her dau- ghter. Mrs. Paul Gallant

Mr and .\Ir's 0rd Sharpe. 0'- lmary. and Mr and .\Irs Rcd Lockliart of \nilierst, .\' 9 have

been guests of \Ir and Mrs. Al- bert Sharpe. O‘I.ear_v.

Pi'i'le winners at the f‘ o r ran

Bait (titilitiltc \\'.iiitcii's l/(‘Il‘lllf‘ \

Iary

Martin and DP \t'ooil. dow:

*(Helcn HIIEIIPS and Kevin Huslies. Frcczeout was received by Mrs. ? .l. Lainplticr and H. \lt‘Qllilld.

7 IDA BAILEY ALLEN

.1 wire tad of past two. at I ll 9 a_ "I . “m”, '1" $8.64 “INN”; HM AWN”: Wm“. M mp pithi SSHIC‘IIIHS ie..-et an . . . . , op ta .' i t‘ i-Lm sti L. as _ “m ‘. n a "H ‘ ‘ play Mothers of Confeder- \\ct'ti 'AlRt" :lire: older lads met .. ‘ . attnn was performed by the in a .itiiii itieorltitu \Ie liatl . ‘ I u m \Ni up WW”. V" Dl'illlal) and senior grades This M. [I t I l I do w t‘c‘ateda lot of historical infor- it . lll"); ~t rt . “n ‘ "' '0' ' 'l' n“. 1' 1' niaiinn concei'nin: Confedera- illlil iii a k t n : bread tor h e “("1 ,. hfl‘xl 'III’ R‘ HY] . . V . ei.a numbers were per- ‘\ "-lm'” “'m' a "I‘m: ﬁlm” formed bv .latie Farttiihaistti. I'l-i “if ‘3”! "““' ""“rrg‘l”; Bruce Stewart. Lynne Yoiin 1. SIZES 10"” to ‘Is liltt‘._'l'l we flew to no tar 51mm" vim-on. and Sim-ica and V (-oiiiiti'y. out went on {not only a Mona” nmhnm-mch 1 M ‘ (Tarl Good. with his puppet. “e i‘i'iiii'mlit‘r It "for. “It” deltzhied the audience with his Tlthtv SPRING! rite '.lf‘(‘l( pit-kin: up In 1". 9- skiil as a veiitriloqiiist SPRING ("\LLS for exact I)» mnmltcr too many another plca- son: and dance routine this light. fresh. casual Inn l\ sat: I moi-y :Ieaned lrom the “School Days“ was presenic u \titil‘k in sliantun; \icctv s dais. .lti_\s and sadness grades nne_ twin. and three namwnl “mun, Band nork ‘5 Illii""lllll_‘l(’ as folks :ii about The hall was decorated in 50, mm“ how. Ilic round that Is theirs. A n d blue and :old school colors with prmm'rt pmmm .1333 Mic \iliat lzcs ahead" Sunshine aiid’varioiis scenes datini: back to we Sims m 1.1 H‘ m. m. In shadow. we are IIIY‘I’ .\nd18b4 1 SW 16 rmumd 4‘,“ yards “L tlit'itti:itoiit. we are confident. _ The concert was closed tvitli mm mm.“ “up tmri: u: on. the. 83 school children in ui'ades “HT (.FV-l-g ,3“ PM“. m ti: .'1' ".\'w‘s v ' 'Iliio.i_.i .ill the iiiiquiet BE‘RIS 2'"? l3“ ANNETTE k L‘j 8N1}? mm, .m, clamps. mmsct for m“ "1 "'“' drmmlm‘d “(‘po" "Ulvﬂ... .9} _.‘m i this pattern Ontario residents and doubts. and . I . add 2 “.ms gulps h“. p r I M l'lc guides our steps through al Household Hm.“ via “11‘. SIZE. Venn“. Al).

the taii::led mare . of sorrow. and o'er clou~ sum-h from t’lt‘fl rliiis. We knoii st will is done; And \Illl He leads its on" I' III i I \Iotiday Diary Goodnight

small areas can be removed quickly with a five- cent piece Simply spread fabric taiii, rub

7 area with the coin.

lsci'ipture verse beuinnin: with I‘;- tsp. "it‘ll;

l

Montague Institute Reports 1

h the scorched mm. 1‘ It",

was accepted

RESS. STYLE NI'MBER. Send order to ANNE ADAMS. care of (iiitii‘tlzan ~ I‘atriot PHI‘ tern Dept. 60 Front St W.. Tor-

scitied with a life membership pin Roll call was answered by a

the letter "M". and articles for the Halifax port worker. The $373.00 allocation for lilo-I by the members, Mrs .Iack \lacl.ean donated a oiiilt for the supply box a ti d

Hosts were Mr. and Mrs Kirs- sell Watts.

\Irs Georae Salter was hos- less Wednesday evenlni: for the Pisqtiid East Women's Institute. contest conducted by A ton .Iay was won by Mrs Ro- bert Leard.

.\Irs Duncan Jay assisted the hostess \vitti refreshments. At next month's eting. ch member “'1” twin: an item least 100 years old.

J’

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Sliariii'ocks. pale :reen tapers and yellow roses were part of the decor Winsltie Station hall for the March 7 Shamrock

a.

Sponsored by the Women's In-

llrs.‘

inﬁnite. the project van ecum- ed by Mrs Errol Wood, Mn. James Good. Mrs. Clayton Stev- town and Mrs. Reg Butler.

Pourin: tea were the club pre- ‘sulrnt. Mrs. Stephen Halroyd and Mrs Lemuel MacKmnon

. rs .ames Coles Eiicsis at the door and . Chalmers Newson was ticket converter.

and Mrs Eric Robinson.

rs A .1 Fraser. Charlottetown. i left recently for a month‘s holi-i day at Daytona Beach and st. chtersbei'p. Florida.

Sunimerstde hostesses who en- .tertained their bridge clubs inst week were Mrs. Emma Holman and Enid llat'r‘ai‘lane. both on

Ionday evening. Mrs. Lloyd Gorrill Wednesday and Mrs.

Ross Meiizie on Thursday eve- ning.

Mrs Wendell \Iiiltart was hos- tess Wednesday afternoon for the Okto Club at the Linkletter Motel. Stinimei'Side. After the mee. .t: tea was served.

Mrs Oli :er Profitt has return- her home in Kensington ftci‘ attcndiiii: the wedding of. her son. Ralph to Helen Eustace‘ .at Edmonton. Alla. She was ac-. ‘compatiicd by .\lrs. Byron Thom~ ‘ pson. Sumnierside. who has been visiting relatives and friends at Calgary for the past month.

‘ A Fruit Bosed

Complements Roost Fish

FISH fllsllf‘S and meat and poultry dishes can be prepared by same methods T It I s are :tvitt: special sti:~ nestions :ind rcctpes for cookin: Iiin

The first IllllIL‘ to keep in mind is that fish should not be cooked at l‘llL‘ll temperature nor for an over-long period of time: o\ crcookinc makes fish dry and flziiiirlcss.

PROVIDE VARIETY ltiiei'cstini: seasonings should be u~cd Fish. like meat. should be cooked in different ways to provide \‘aricty; the richt sauce should be chosen to accentuate the flavor: the dish should be ‘atti'activcly :arnislieo

Follow through on t It e s 9 points and men will enjoy fish at home. as much as they do in res-

, uch it: will present several lIIlII'«lI'al Itch dishes our ntrtiii today we are featiii‘tiit: roast fish as we saw ll taii:lii In a class in the Icarlin: cookin: school for brides and brides-to- be in Sitttycrlantl l "\I.'i\ l siizzcsl.” arlds the . "tlirit the perfect finale to .‘-II or Lea food dinner is a des- sort b.'i~cd on fruit. such as lcmi oit tarts or a fruit :cliittiie Or priiv=tle plaiii fruit, such brotle :rapcliiiit Italics: baked tan apples, or a fi tie tart frtiii compote: or tcniptin: basket of fruit as served n Swil/crlanrl ’I‘ONIOIIROW‘S DINNER Tossed tress-Romaine ~ Scallion Sa ad Roast Whole Fish Swiss I. Roast FI'0\II Pork Brown Gravy Franconia Potatoes Brussels Sprouts ' ici' Sauce I“riiit-:ind~.\'iit Bowl T a \Ii

F'i'cslt Coffee

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Measurements level: recipes for 6 ROIST WHOLE FISH SWISS t' e a still cleaned. la r a e fish. 3‘. to 4 lbs . such as c o blriettsh. snapper. catlish. mack- erel. bass or sea trout. I tsp. salt,

:—

‘4 tsp. pct r

isorliunt :liiloiate

3 tbsp, butter or marzari no,

iiicltcr

.liiice '? lemon

3.1 tbsp hot water

2 tbsp. butter or margarine. ex- ira

members were asked brow-i“ t‘v flair." 50”" t‘t‘t’ﬁm ; “who at “unant's recrptiont An interesting discussion on donalmm fur mp 'I‘thrnqgnlu-hg I tbsp mayonnaise .al \l‘itlft'IZIw for the Casts of Recional "th School Course 5 hnx ,0 NW N.” "Wm": pamey ‘Ihp Pym-metal Drama plays.‘was led by Mrs. George Nichol. rum] mm": was my...“ “1 ‘— *— an d visitin: rliznttaries were son. ‘\\llll several z’roups malt i n g (Iist'tlssl‘d at Tuesday Pl'Pnll’lES , . . rojpci tans Women's II‘IRIIIIIIP dinner PHFlS'l p Refi'psllmonlg warp ppm-pp] by nicotin: hold at the home of i-Trmnmg ("r witness“ “a; the hostess. Mrs. Earl \Inore \li‘s Garnet Moore. Main St. “1,, Mam, theme of Cornwall and licr committee.

Molttaﬂtlt‘. United Church Women. * Mrs. Lester Mat-lleod is the Mrs_ Earl club representative for this fiin- leader ctton which is being convened scripture was read by Mr! I. Bf‘f‘t'hf‘r Hl"k0x- Walls and the study hook h.\' Kf‘ll‘ ('lm‘k W'Mld Mrs. Lawson Drake. who also executive rt"ll"l‘ls “‘9 r" showed n film entitled Miles ﬂH'G‘n by \Irs. (ecil Beck and From PM”...

A t g N'- . . d M” rpm” “holmn an Mrs. Margaret Drake was pre

Moore was worship

“he” us om“ crewmwu .

O ’ H. BENNETT CARR O

. Insurance Counselling

0 District Supervisor : Sun Life of Canada , Phone 4-88” - 4-5135 0 Charlottetown. P.E.I.

QOOOOOOOQAOAO

DI. PARADOI.

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converters. It was announced that $26.00

committee reports by previous

had been raised with the Febru- ary Parcel Post Sale.

Mrs. C. Beck. reporting. for welfare stated that 44 pairs of fllllfs. four pairs of socks and two pairs of footed socks ha d been donated by several gene? roiis Montague women andl distributed to needy families. .

Many other boxes had been sent out in February and Mrii.‘ Berk expressed gratitude to I'll: - Kinrou ll‘lSlIIlll' for included excel-

lent used clothing. nine newly handmade crib qudts and c‘nil-» drcn's wear.

\ppi'ct-iatirin of the Handl-

crafi t'tiul‘se was also noted and since a storm had interfeer \l'rlh the course. the instructors arc to he asked to l‘f‘fll'l‘l‘l if post stltlc The summer handicraft display was discussed \tvith de- tails H. be worked out later.

\n appeal from Mrs. Roz. Mat-Encn. the [mind Nations provincial convent-r. rczardinz lie tusttttitc‘s adopted Korean bov. lcrl to the donation of $2.00 to this fund ‘ A request from the Mental‘ Hca'th \ssoc received a ready reapnnze and books for the Riv-J erside Library are to be left at the \Iontazue RCMP barracks.)

year for three rears toward a

Cit/Iota

We are happy to announce that we will have in attendance in the Drapery Department of our Charlottetown Store on Monday and Tuesday, March l6 and |7th a special Factory Drapery Consul- tant representing one largest drapery manufacturers.

ANNOUNCEMENT

We invite you to take advantage of this opportunity of assistance with your drapery problems.

of Canada's

\Iembers also voted $100.00 a . i

for fast relief from menstrual pain you can ‘ :ounton helpttom the 4 active Ingredients In I

Dessert

'Lcmon wedch Wain fish lIl runnin: cold wa.

Icr; drain, Rub interior with pepper and monosodium gluta- mate.

I” oiled bakin: pan. place strip of heavy- duty aluminum fotl.etltzcs llfltl‘lllll: I" each end to form handles to facilitate lifting oiil liin alter baking,

Pitt fish on strip in pan. t'om- hiiie melted butter and lemon juice: bruin ovcr ftsli.

Bake l3 min in hot oven. 4'35 decrees F. or until bczuinin: to turn color

Reduce licai to .73 dczrees F' Bake 12 into. to the lb. hastin: twice with hot water and re- mainin: biittcr

When nearly done remove pan from oven on cvcnlv brush top and sides 0

fiin with sou r t‘rcatn tuned with itiayonnatsc (‘rtntintte bakin: 5 min . or iintil

izlitlv brnii tied

Lift out flShl slide it onto bot

p alter Gain \ll‘ parsley and IP to on \terlzc» Pass sour cream sauce

hoiiiciiiatlc. or made “IIII one of "PW \.'Illt‘(‘ lll|\(‘f\

FRANI‘ONIA POTATOES

With potato peelet'. r e m o ve skins from If! siiiall potatoes tor use fro/co peeled potatoes' Roll in \ezctable oil. dust with seasoned salt

Transfer to pan coiitaiiiin: ‘e-

notable oil that iai‘cly (‘nvls bottom Bake 40 min in hot oven 42.3 decrees I‘. or until tender

when pierced with fork Turn with tongs three times for even

(‘llltllt~ COMMENTS

\Icsdaitics While we are eat- iii: an averaze of ltiﬁ lbs o r more meat per person year. we average oiin about 1ft lbs fish a year per person. This is a national food situation that can and should be remedied, W h a t can we do about it? EAT MORE FISH?

IN PRIVATE Al'DIENCE \‘A'I‘IC‘AN CITY {Apt—Pope Paul \'I \loiiduv received Arch- ishop Gcor:e Bernardo Falliiff of Winnipeg in private audience.

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Come see the soft. shapely coats. costumes and dresses in our new Spring '64 collection.

In COATS and SUITS the fashion now is ultra the colours. pale pastels to da~liiiis navy.

39.95 to 69.95 29.95 to 139.95

HATS for Sprint: are m‘cat llOaIIIlt-‘s . . . Drama. Dash and above all. (lrcal Charm.

598 to 29.95

feminine.

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Coats. eii ch have

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DRESSES with the fresh. smart look Dir/cm of enchant- lniiz styles in plains and prints ,vt rainbow of fashion shades await you, Select your favourites soon . . . .

at Eaton‘. 8.98 to 49.95

en ch

FASHIONS NEWEST OPENED-[T LOOK. New swept- back heels. stacked just no inch high. Sure Flt elasticized instep strap. also the dashing square toe. feather weight

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