. 2 their home in Toronto afterga ho Be i rts} rd : b liday spent at the home of Vr bd ie ae : , Groderick's parents. Mr. and g@he Old-Time.Farm Words fiat ret weerinte

Puzzie The Young Folks | sdaried' doutet soluat a : . vat Toronto after a holiday spent . “Young swallows'” Mack ex- sawdust covered, inthe fee-- = her mother Mrs Camiule “aimed in ,some surprise this house of farms near. and far ee Tigaish Also spending morning..eving the little group Yes, the icehouse, We speak of | er holidays at the Gaudet Tour-

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ion the high service wire. which vit And “the old. henhouse” | roe aac « Gaudet of - | spans the short distanie between which has long.since been anet ;

a piggery and the wondshed lowed up in a second piggery.. t 7

We Suspect that should one of was there when. our farming . Debbie Gaudet of Toronto, Ont

was voung. James brought the extra sow for her farrowing, fa-

ponder ovef ‘the term “wood-- shinning for her a snug pen in a ished”, as do ours when words corner To look in by lantern Everett Harper who just com lonce common to our farming ap- light when he was welcoming’ pleted = weak 08 leachina te %. pear. when we chat with James! ‘he small ones, was to arouse | ronto is " spending his summer “Did you look in the pump: ‘slightly the old-time — speckled holidays ‘with his parents, Mr |house?" James inquired of one fowls. to teeter a bit on the per- | and Mrs. Bernard Harper, Tig- & |who searched for a hoe.the oth ches. to squawk inquiringly, | 3 | nish iis alle asc

then satisfied all was well, settle | again to rest “The grain-house’ ton is gone

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“The mill-house” also {s 16 | more So happy we were finally | a thresher was acquired. and Now the set of |

- “Why,” James, looked his, used now to stable stock Though | jleft on a holiday trip to Boston. |amazement, “its over in the the former name we two use.| Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Ralph MacDonald. Summer: | While there they will be. the Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Dp, ), P. E. 1, om Saturday July. 18h lyard!"" . |And to speak of it, is to see | CaNaghan, Ebbsflieet, an gia, Mee eta allt take iguests of their sister Letita who. Campbell Montague, P.F.I, at 2:30 p. m. | }There,nperated ~hy"hand-In-atames—at-the-harvest's—stowine---—nounce-the—engagement—o-#——— age Win * tis employed in that city | announce the engagement of ____ —_—— a a \|day gone by, the pump lifted the On his knees, pressing _each| their daughter, Patricia Eloise ?°°* at St’. Paul's Church, - | | their. eldest. daughter, Donna. | water required {for house-paiis,. sheaf neatly in place, row after | ¢9 Charles Aubrey Mac Do Summerside, on August 6th, at | Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett) Wellena. to Henry Armond So and kettles A V of trough jrow, to build up tier after. tier) paid. son of Mr. and Mrs am . and son Kevin of Charlottetown mers: son of Mr. and Mrs \through a wall conducted that toward the roof. And we recall- | eee were recent guests at the home Ivan .H Somers.- Charlotte- lwhich fell to the hollowed log jhow blest we considered ourself jof Mrs. Barrett's parents, Mr. | town “The marriage will take BEAUTIFUL lwhere the horses, come “down | We had evervthing: an hushand, and Mrs. Earl MacDonald. Tig place at St. Andrew's Pres- : i lfrom the field, drank. It was |children, a farmhouse that. shel- nish. also visiting the MacDon-| hyterian Church, Montague, We & pleasant to hear them gain re. tered, and“# harvest of sheaves ald home was Mire Frances Mae- : lfreshment after hours of work: |to keep all, And all bound to- Donald and son“ Bilaiz-ot_Chariot- . i ithe long -cooling draughts, ‘he | gether with the gold of the har- | tetown Cet accompanied by ?frs ; a \clank of the harness, the ripple vest - time. and ribboned about | : inert) Sees a eee epee ' jof the pumps flow, the glint of with .crickets’ songs. ‘ tag pc fp lh rede cen Bhadeag hl orf pony Bergyry

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Orange Meringue

LAYER CAKE. IN $3 ACTS.. Act 1— The Cake

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Keep a cannister fult near your'stove at home and at the cottage — and a@ package in your car too in case of emergency.

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.. aamegg IT a gy _ lolder' tof ee cee ae ttaer Geads in our farm- | phe Guardi Charlottetown, Tues., July 12, 1966. 7 res inagonmed oe oo Earl Handrahan returned to SILVER FC AM --& .- ---_-- ooo —_MR. AND MRS. GAGE. DIXON. Reiners —— frou a —" ing was comple Bebortg ore |, - . san, siceaietmeriatienenanaeraananiaiatantarieeraaeeetrane as eats ieee et es companed OY su Y his ee ee ee Se en °, ; / ® : |deed we fancied its coolness this |to the thresher - a ins | ’ ' : : - recent holiday ‘spent at a} . Wedding Is Church S First afternoon when the heat hung \granary. Other machines have : : 2 . h oe ee are ee oe _ home in Christopher Cross. The Extra Mild Polish p ; heavy for a time. There the (since come to the place, but June Ceremony In Tignis ’ spending their summer holidays : t | n 10 4 Y ear Old Hist ory igpes. ag ier oi for the cream meee Nei, ere Savers | : si : =e Anelo Parken 04 the home ; Stella_Gallant.—Anslé~Fignish, 25> = ey me ~ ~ : 4 1 se - * , 9 r. and Mrs. Gunnar Peder- left to spend her summer school ys hy ome ‘ ‘ — = 4 -milk, for the later-churning. Alse this farmwife_than._that first Reception At Legion Home ca Sistah ; eke ask rihirie tenmt Hagerty Sitter Foam Churchill Presbyterian Church ‘pink: with matching -headdress- (for the whipped cream which |threshing machine come to lod- . . friends in Fredericton, Maine, it polishes and washes im was the scene of a recent cere- es. -Their bouquets were of white crowned tastefully the old time ge in “‘the mill-house. | $t. Simon and St. Jude Roman cott of Digby, N. S., and ushers A shower was held recently at and Boston, Mass. : mony when Heather Jane, dau- carnations tinted with pink to (pies, anid to add charm to the! “Young swallows! TI know” |catnolic Church, Tignish was were: Bill McConnell, David the home of Mrs. Francis Hill, one go... try it soon @ ghter of Mr and Mrs Richard match their dresses |strawberry summers of that Peter nodded to Mack. “I knew ithe scene of a colorful wedding Dauphine. Halifax, and Eugene |Frenchfort, in honor of Suzanne) g..y. Dove. and her ni your fine silver: MacPhee. New Haven was unit-. ‘The best man was Clifford ..now long’ago. Even to mention the nest there in the woodshed |, saturday, June’ 18th, when Gray of Bridgewater, N. S. ‘Chan who has since become one. yy ge 0} . a . ~ oo i. ed in marriage to Elmer Gage, Green. The ushers were Wayne the icehouse is to see a cooling was getting too small to hold the iMary Verna Gaudette daught- Following the ceremony a re- of the season's brides. Sheilagh oid , ia ; = 7 o2. Jar only $1700 son of Mr. and Mrs Keith Dixon. MacPhee, brother of the bride, |winter scene: the waiting _hor- |lot!”’ ais ler of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gau- ception was held at the Legion Dennis escorted the bride to the . ss miner ‘ane bites . Kingston and Angus Cameron ises and sleighs on the mill-pond| Young swallows . ..rose-bloom | qoite Tignish exchanged mar- home Tignish where the bride’s |seat of honor, Mary Boswell as- 7", > - i m di “them The double ring ceremony was | Mrs. MacPhee chose for her the men busy at the sawing, or |sunshine. . .light wind - how en- riage vows in a double ring cere- mother received wearing a pale |sisted in opening the ‘gifts. and \°" “_ on va = os .. ic Mail orders given prompt performed by Rey. Raymond L daughter's wedding an aqua and | lifting from the water ‘‘with a» chanting, all in all, was this ‘mony with David Randall Ryan blue dress of lace over taffeta |the accompanying good wishes - raved ae! ee Ce sited €hk aula al Gillis. Mrs. Gordon MacKinnon bone two piece suit with bone ac- knack” as James recalls, the July day! | as of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. with matching hat and mauve jwere read by Anne Dour. “on pe 7 eek - Boston who sang" The. Weddine Pray- .cessories and a corsage of white ‘heavy crystal.cubes, to be car-| Unti ltomorrow = - - Diary - - = inyan of Digby N.-S.Very Rév__accessories. Her corsage was | ee ae : 5% tax. er” before the ceremony and “A earnations Mrs Pixon mother ried away and stored in tiers ‘Good-night. .. . M. H Rooney was the officiat- of deep pink-carnations. She | Earl Coughlin of New York - dil ¥ Perfect Love’ during the sign- of the arpem. nee : ee = : ing clergyman ; was assisted by the groom’s coe eae ae of Prince Ed- peer rerreer erent re ing of the register dres¢ with a pink and white lace i . ». mother, who chose a navy dress ward Island is visiting | friends | see ee wae seem ce cee white... Set cornea | | d G ide T T k Part s cnnaee po pre He Fash of crepe with white hat arfd ac- and relatives on the Island. > H. BENNETT CARR + with baskets of lilace apple ies were white Her corsage S an Ul oO a e . aeoseatan the church, and white (cessories, and: corsage of pale | 4 it Sun Life of Canada | blossoms and potted plants. The was of white carnations tinted : none wadttal quest pews. pink carnations Joe Dorsey David Roberts and son Fran- District Supervisor guest pews were marked with |pink to match her. dress In All States Encam ment Jean Perry: was the organist was master of-ceremonies. Tele- kie, Toronto, Ont., are visiting Insurance “cunselling whife satin bows and lily of the) Following the ceremony, a re- , p The bride given in marriage grams and best wishes were friends in Charlottetown and Mt. Charlottetown, P.E.1. | Confederstion Plaza . valley ception was held at New Haven : by her father wore a floor length read by Eugene Gray, and Eva Herbert, for the month of July if Phone 4-8817 - 4-5435 Dial 4-4253 The bride. given in marriage Legion Hall for approximately Ranger Gillian Cudmore, dau- | 'sl less A-line gown of ‘organ- |Gaudette was in charge of the| try Frank as aes tt neeye by her father, wore a floor - /f5 guests The hride's table was ghter of Mr. and Mrs. James Soe taffeta with over-cape in guest book a =o -- length gowr‘of peau de soie, with centered with a three tier wed- ‘Cudmore of. Montague leaves by = ‘ The Leaving for their honeymoon . ala dened ss inia- s by. ia flowe’ design with elbow ut , ee Sp one ee _ Wiy-polates one — ro —_ sae air on July 13 to take part in the ‘length gloves. The back featur- at Cape Cod the bride —_— for. slaex. ‘..detachable.train.fell. ture brideand room, e telcmeitients ft ads : shi 9] white brocade dress | i - , waist tenet — — 0s a near ionme kent estaba — : softiv gfrom two. satin rose buds-on. either side by white Jove ite Bip madly sary gare wre ee aig a traxclling.A-¥] cont “and” wh ' sceiieidial at the waist. Her shoulder trimmed with lily of the valley: visit to my at a “Gi ides flows headdress held ‘a should flower“hat, with gold accessor--)@ length veil was held in place by, Grace was offered by Mr. Gil- one of 10 Rangers and Guides an alk at met’ She car. ies and a corsage of green and @ amen crows. i fd _ with itis, who also proposed a toast te chosen By oe aike pe ihge de of yellow roses gold roses. The newlyweds will ° seed pearls, and she carried a the bride, which was responded tion Comittee of the Giri . . 4 senerv. reside at Halifas, N. S. where . he gr " st Guides of Canada to represent land shasta daisies with greenery. F houquet of red roses i te estos, Tee pet oe eee ° tearrings were her only Jewelry. both are employed. Out of town) ___..__pucilla—MacPhee,‘sister_ of proposed a toast to the miad of Canada. a eareres Gaudette--sister-of-the-guests—ineluded__Mrs__Ada Da-1& the bride was maid. of honor’ honor .and the bridesmaids This trip sponsored by the ma 7 a Cg oe coe . Brighton, Mass.: Mrs. Mary | She wore.a floor length gown of A. telegram. was read .ffom Gir} Scouts of USA is paid for by tae arate the brides. French, Boston, Mass: Mr. and" |§ pastel.blue brocaded with. white (Mrs. Grace Godin 88 Drucili@. |the Juliette Low World Friend- ale, They were gowned {n Mrs. Anthony Aisthorpe, Hali- | a 5 ; amt ; _ pie a at fa Sat a - 18 was of pastel -blue satin with. Brenda MacPhee niece . = Peer Jay 0 cat Ane 0 OM arena: = er vo Linda Williams, Halifax; Mr. matching veil and she carried a bride -attended the pest book. ues wil be aunet of Oe See | | ae te cae ecasann G14 h nok Mex Clyde Roberts, Antigo- bouquet of white carnations Following -the reception Mr. locas Girl Scout Cousell, ‘Tam-| | Ski * eee ae er vellow nish: Robert Ryan, brother of tinted to match her dress.. The and Mrs. Dixon left on a short | "Florida Wien oth ‘ob “ matching hea he s ae eal a ead and tis sister-_Mrs. bridesmaids were Diane. Mac- honeymoon The bride: chose oe families there, and getting | tome go Siete af honor car- J. K Ellis, Toronto, Ont.; Mr. Phee, cousin, of the bride, and for wee ing . = ee be Hs axe pert of the USA: Os , ore Sone cent yorge ashy EF Mrs. Baxter House, Char Rery] MacEachern. They wore turquoise boucle knit wi ; | | own: Mrs. Alma Gaudette dresses identical in style to that accessories, and wore a corsage hee: oe een | jand yellow eat cane re a ener Margaret Ann of of te mall df ben, © a il ee travel th the All States Encamp- | La gop Sosenst of mauve ‘Charlottetown: Mrs. C.- Claude ment in the Nantahala Nation-| ~ GILLIAN CUDMORE land yellow roses Wescott. Digby, N a3 Mrs — a al Forest of North Carolina. r The best man was Claude Wes- gene Gray, Bridgewater, ‘N. S. Here she will attend a 17 days| Gillian has received her Gold - . |primitive- encampment for ap- Cord - the highest award in guid- ‘ iproximately 120 Senior Girl ing and is a member of the Mon- H A P p F N | N G S . ee - ee ee Audrey Jenkins,. Women’s Editor. Phone 48506 - i . . IDA BAILEY ALLEN Mrs. John Bradley and four. Mr. and Mrs Roy Gallant « lchildren of Bagotville, Que, ac- have returned to their home in. . ’ / . / |companied by he mother, Mrs.” Toronto after their recent holt Mr. Joseph Paesmans, 5300 de Salaberry Street, Apt. 202, Montreal, P.Q. Grand Finale’ Dessert ceteen a af cesmiewn. ete es nae me Ls, - | ee bo E ‘ were recent guests at the-home Galiant’s parents,Mr. and. Mrs. : 2 |. ° \ / ae jof her aunts Mrs. Estella Mac- Hubert Gallant, Leoville,- and ose aesmans j A Hit 3 Acts . | Donald, afd Kay Brennan, Tig- with Mrs. Gallant's parents, Mr eee nish. and Mrs. Edmond Gallant, Tig- ee | ag : - : Throughout these columns. ' Make. up white eake mix fol-| nest: nish : : | a we are amnphasizing the word lowing pkg. directions. . Bake in | vad wees ak ee ee - Rev. Justin Gavin and hie } won d or un er ir | badgetwise wees oo 2 oiled (8) layer cake pans. ‘9 business in Montreal, {8 -re- mother, Mrs Wilfred Gavin .of) : : een ee aa’ tea, (poten cat 1660 d the newing old’ friendships In and Oxishoma, and his sister, Mrs. ve, padi : ly in our nation’s history. This Pefore cake bs ¢ go eg : at f wignish a tickensa 4¢ Claws, 46m E tec does not ‘mean that we must eat top of one layer liberally with around the village:o gnis Harriet } : — _ ahcade | ve ere inden Sm apctimoraytts ie pga ee ae J Conr a remarkable vier ‘haae? village of Tignish. rom e : J carefully, after a thorough mar- \oveT candied orange peel. Re- ar oe i from Pittsburg a ‘ ‘ket survey. When we serve an iturn pan to oven and bake a . sine bis ioe Mrs} sr ond Mrs. Francs. Brot ® lexpensive entree, purchase oth-|min. at 325 degrees F.. or until Fenn. : S Cem |e | i n is f to touch q@.|Harry Rogan and Margaret Con | ler accompanying foods of mo- Meringue irm to touch and’ Tienish ; : , iderate price: perhaps. not what (lightly browned.) Cool in pan. /Foy. *1gnisn. : “ce ea we want to buy but which.are ap —e cor aes i cake Mrs. Catherine Snider of Bos- : e : a sale at reasonable cost: ayer té use latfr—see Shef. iti latives Act 11-Mile Hi Meringue ton, Mass., is visiting re ; in uranc Question Of Dessert : and friends in Tignish while a oO Where does dessert come in| 1% tbsp. cold water guest at the home of her broth- ° J : Should it be omitted in budget-| 2 eges whites (use ecg oe cad waned Phen We Trade a ° ° wise meals Most certainly not, | yolks for orange-nut * Furniture lfor a tasty ‘or especially delecta- | filling) xs John Delaney. Boston, Mass., * Televisions ' an ecome cd I Ipper. , ble dessert is # good finale te | 1-16th tsp. salt ‘lis visiting relatives and friends is li : . Ama la budgetwise dinner, and it need| % tsp. cream of tartar lin the Tignish ares. Appliances : inot be expensive. It furnishes ~ tsp. flavoring (‘any kind) ‘ : p : sugar and other energizing ele-| tbsp. sugar M Gaudet, Providence. ’ ments, and lends that luxury| Add water to ege whites and |}. . guest at the home of FIRESTONE we. So ad . touch without which many an oth- beat until frothy with -rotary |Mrs. Charles Gaudet, Tignish, Home and Auto : 4 MR. AND MRS. RUNDELL SEAMAN- 1 |erwise simple meal might seers jbeater. Add salt, eream of tar- |Accompanying Mrs Gaudet Is cacaiaaa siesaaiitseabiiiasdc sesh utenti dase esciaddaiia hen tae aera aeeenesentanee CRM ) _...--Relay_jtar...and. flavoring. Continue to.iher_.grandson, Reg Porter, @f |. co prnermncratmeear rR i aN tPA SE i i OS i a er ae Ane eect gO t : NEWLY MARRIED eee a mornent, please, ‘and’ glance jbeat until stiff. Add sugar ahd | Montreal. q : cE mie si “= — See - through our menu with me. beat until stiff enough to form ie . a ee = The marriage of Lynda Pherson attended the groom | TOMORROW'S DINNER |peaks Pile onto cake layer and| Mr. and Mrs. Hore Pers 2 P -Adele. daughter of Mr. and while Mr. Allan ~ Peters ang, | Melon Wedges jbake as previously directed Chicago, Tl, are gue “pag : Mrs F B Macleod to Run- Mr. Douglas MacDonald wsh- ‘Chopped Beef Patties Platire Actii!—Orange Nut Filling home of Mr. and Mrs Josep : ‘ dell Upton Seaman, son of ered the guests ee bik Pear Peciaes page eae i Gaudet. : } = = N ar Seaman, A wedding reception follow- , . : E h eta oe eee “ 2 recently ed at the’ Rainhow Room with Mixed Greens | 1.e boiling water Dr. W. P. Gatdner ~ xtinguls ‘ : 1 solemnized. at Trinity United Mr W. R Jenkins, acting as | Orange Meringue Layer Cake | 1 tsp butter or margarine wife and infant son are | U's : gs : Church. Summerside Dr, C. master of ceremonies and Dr {Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk 1% tbsp lemon juice relatives and on neha kitchen fires Wikher officiated ot tO A Doiron’ proposing the Now that you've read the} 2 reserved egg youks, beaten — while a iad Mr . - 3 : -double_ring ceremony toast to the bride menu through. you wil agree, ‘s tsp. salt jo Mrs ~— oft sont Tig. quickly with : a ‘ The bridal attendants were Presently’ the couple are re- with me that up to the dessert | Juice and rind 1 orange jand -Mrs alp r’ . i ey Mrs: Gilbert Arsenault, Mrs. siding at Stanhope and will at- it is wholesome, good eating but 1-3.¢. chopped toasted pecans nish. . Brand David Large, and Miss Nancy tend Acadia University® in nothing special. However, vour In pt-size saucepan. stir’ in | + Sh conmeanied ow * “ ’ Woodside Mis Mark Mac September... eves mav glisten and vou may gether cornstarch and sugar. | Mrs. W Js me ae ot ine : : ; smile when vou come ta the Gradually stir in hoiling water: iby her ome iat hae Ho Fleas Sete eneee A ' . i : R d E - japplication of: ammonia will orn ae oe — foe ve boi} 3 we. iad eer se pein on oat of Toronto. ie ‘quickly extinguished . ey 3 Se 5 UN. cause it S gay an * argarine a emon juice | : a by dousing the flame with emeay FASCS™* do the trick. Put a few drops on licious. Think a moment about mixed with beaten egg yolks. (eave tet 08 es = —— Cou brand bahing Soda, Tough Joe : 7 7 |