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Mra Maly Phap 7 : . ses Siemon Park, poured at the 7 Frosted To Perfection / | Zach member of the Orwell begianing of the ten and were i . : zs ; ee | Cove book ‘re ter afternoon ; : __ JUICY sits - drenched ofanges,|__ AMBROSIA® FROSTING ‘the schoo library, tm Tospanse to hy friends in Guiding. } n from Florida, our sunshine|1% ¢. sugar j Fell call, at their meets, Three charming dolls, repre- ete : camp, Seiag colar sad delights whites | ing whieh took at the home | senting countries around — the t The Guardian, Charlottetows, Thurs., April 8.51965. 7 [20° i SPring_ menus how 8 aoa ee | # Mire ond Mrs. Edi- world, centered. each tea, tables od. |son_ MacLean. ve ; ccieapaeeal Tet instance, try the follow. 3 tp. crushed grated Florida | The treasurer's repart show-|the Culdes and Brownies. ~~" em sm c P o ing ner our rs — vind whiles; ed a healthy balance with all The Rangers and Guides ser- HAPPENINGS ing ; sugar. egg orange bills paid. A donation is to be ..4 crriciently for this ecession : ORANGE MARMALADE double boiler. Beat with rat. sent,'@ the Easter Seal cam while the Brownies looked 00 Audrey Jentina, Women’s Editor, Phone 45506 SUNSHINE CAKE ee | Cee eee af gg A By ; and enjoyed themselves. ~ ——— '% ¢. butter or margarine io shasy auer tabaan nales naa The sobes} Htee TePOr The highlight of the afternoon - Advertising of American dur)Etne, Me.(who vas the for- 1 ¢. sugar cook 7 min: beating constantly! ving's new top put en the teach. “a2, (he Presentation of a Gald « a ing recent Aavertieing Wetk, mer Mrs.‘Elmyra Ann Stew-|1 tbsp. grated Florida orange |watil” frosting stands in peaks. er's desk and are buying a map Go’. 2% three: All Around announced Betty of |art of Inkerman, P.E.I, latin Remove trem het woter. Add of the Maritimes. Ti was G0-| Corsica ty. the district commis: Boston as Gal - of-the - Week. . : ~ vanilla grated orange un- | cided small : ' The following article sccom-| Mrs. J. Howard MacDonald'3 ss, unbeaten til thick enough to spread. | member ‘who has been ill, signer and made by the divisios et ee le ae cane ee alice Makes enough frosting . to a dies a ee Go commissioner ; f ; “Betty MeCabe is = to, Ont., where *she will visit | 1-3 ¢. raisins , -j@aver top and sides of a ¥ tube | read by 2 member, and next | Diana Palmer, Ist Siemon Meity director with a large with her son and daughter-in-|3 ¢- sifted flour f | cake, or to fill and frost two 8" | Doon there will he a talk or a Park Air_Ranger Flight - reeelv- ton firm. She has @ background |law; Mr. and Mrs Denald, Mate Se. eee ote. ; egies layer cakes. ‘paper on Health [ee the Ged Core and aa} pun 26a I1 e. buttermilk | SUNDAY DINNER | Mrs. Michsel McKenna invit- io Patsy Phoneuf and Mae ; Mr. and Mrs. R |< recipe ambrosia frosting re-| Hot or Chilled Tomato Juice (ed the members to her home-Perley. ist Guide Co. and Be rector (CBSTV and NBS-TV)| Mr. aymead Sole-| *°.:29gv2 ! (Sparked with. Horseradish) - for the April when the ; and as a producer, a back-\mon, Georgetown, had as a| ipe follows) |" oecetaes guene dimen teak eee ee we verley Palmer. ist Slemgn Perk |ground ini the theatre as a dir-jrecent guest their son, Lioyd,| 4 ¢. shredded or pkg. coconut aenct meet Ban Gea’ icoatuer (setae tos Y Air Ranger Flight. ° ecto, writer and actress. She's|who is a student at St. Dunstan's 10 peeled orange sections lth Fran < Watated Gaeecls Git inetien ome 7 oni ‘The 3rd Brownie Pack. ahd © getaete ot Cone © a "~ |Gad abd venitiey init stir antl “Onions and Yorkshire Pudding be in charge of the lt ee ce ee ae and. provieens of the , ry Gully: hdd ween one ot a| Orenge Marmalade Sunshine | : {cena enneiions, soommpaees | Women’s Club, Boston. Her hob-| Mrs. C. R. Morris has re- Very fluify::Add eggs, one at a oo ; An interesting contest pre-'on the piano by Mrs. Marjorie bies are cooking and painting.” |turned to Fredericton from West- time, beating in thoroughly after = Fruit Cup T. with |pared and presented by Mrs. Plunkett. Miss McCabe has spent many|brook, Maine, where she spent/¢ach addition. Stir im marma- ent ae | fiche! McKenna ended in & This was the first publie ap- ‘summer—holidays-on-Prince—Ed-|the winter with her son - in-law, and raisins. ; oak: Metten ae ae Ta | tie bet Mrs. W. pneleae | peorencs by the Ist Slemon |ward Island at the: home of the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Sift together” flour, teking : s : vp gnd-Mre.-W.-Morrissey.———___! Air-Ranger-Flight, and the late W. Chester S. McLure, Bon-|E. Murray. She is spending aite oF en . oe TOMORROW'S DINNER | The meeting adjourned, and (girls looked really smart in | Bahinley and. Mrs. MeLure, |few weeks with Mr. and Mrs./2 8 : "Yankee Bean Soup ‘canned or refreshments were served, fol-| their uniforms. Their ¢ the latter an aunt of Miss Me-|Eldred Weeks before taking up/™ilk.” ; homemade) lowed by a social hour. | jis Mrs. Patsy. Phoneuf her W/ \Cabe.’ ee residence in North Granville}, Oil a 9” tube ~ pan: line bot-| prog Oysters with Lieut. is Mrs. Jo-Ann Hall. Sle- : : for the summer months. ~* (tom with waxed “paper cut (0) Connage Slaw made with Sauce jmon Park .boasts: one ranger Halsey Profitt thas returned fit, Turn in the batter. | lan Girls Presented cc.. two suide companies and a ‘to his home at Burlington after) ‘Edison Horton has returned), Bake | hr. in mod. oven. 330; = pie Casserole Escalloped 6 ‘three brownie packs. — ‘visiting members of his family |to Pictou, having spent several | degrees F. Let cake cool 10 min. Potatoes and Cheese | With Awards | im Toronte. days with his wife and daughter in Pan: ee top edges NEW STAMPS COMING ‘

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Montague, recen visited with i r : Coffee, T i i fs (oe ee nee ey MacLeod |Jenkins and Mrs. Mae MaePar- | Seteee sates, uae ‘ with | me. Toe aren es pits. "held commonwealth Day, May 2%, and Mrs. Donald , at For-|lane left an Saturday for Toron- 5. THE CHEF EXPLAINS their annual “Thinking Day| cents of Sir vee 4 r ——— a gt getty ely decd me lemon ‘rind, why do we seme, Tea” fecently. This celebration (00 based af Big crine shoo. yy Coulson ‘Genial and sister. — — igaesied WI Members times add ee Ste ieee ,had been postponed sometime | oe h’ b Kersh of Oheus the : Bia eras _ aie Goad Meves. Nacs. Mor " ~ + lwhem the gratad rind ‘i 1/880 due to weather ‘conditions, |EO<t oft ced Wednés- ©), to his home at Lower Montague, . oyse. . Mrs. -- Mac- To Donat grated rind is actual-| but even with the delay, it prov-|5°S' fice announ 4 ''after spending the winter with|Farlane plans to visit-her-dau-- +O nate ly cooked, the flavor are ed to be a most-successful event. |92¥. The stamps are printed in § Pe © 4 relatives in New Glasgow, N:S.|ghter, Mrs. Ivan Vaughan. . naturally released by the heat. | wes ae jsombre colors “of ‘olive brown , si : ee Mrs. Leard, Mrs. Jenkins and Quilt Blocks | If the grated rind is NOT actual- guests were received at! and grey and béar a small. por- eer Be J | Mrs. Stephen Ackland wh oj Mrs. MacFarlane will-attend the|—-yie Rose M. Gallant wan hes: 1. cooked, -it-must be crushed to the recreation hall annex by trait o' Queen Elizabeth in the LIVING DOLLS ; spent the winter months in|wedding of Mrs. Leard’s daugh- tess to the Piusville WI mem Yelease the flavor. oils. Captain Connie Phone u f, | top right-hand corner. One is | —- amano weet [bare fee Make Marche seine = ara... lee the geri Me OF cape 4 LIVING DOLLS — One of to give free artificial respir- The Resuic! - Ann dolls will 7%.” aio Mark Keith - opened with: prayer, Sel: | id ksh . a0) - @ shipment of Resusci- Ann ation training to 175,000 Cana- be distributed to St. John |" i, Chat id to sons, Worne and chris, emea oc, aes ae Guiders Works op Unveils seman, | dolls from Norway is shown’ dians this year. More than % Ambulance’ branches throufh- | Fred Davison,|topher, have returned to their | kitchen. =. for : lt ITY 4 i here on Parliament Hill with million men, women, and chil- out the céuntry. One hundred | i. an DS. Mrs |home at Windsor Junction, ele ' ° 'M Ch j ] G idi 3 es ony Janice Caldwell (R) and _ dren have taken advantage of ia : rape a eee ; after i it fle ee ee any anges. nm Ul ing is Yvonne Dupuis (L) of St. John” the “Save a Life’ comsss 2d seventeen of the life |A. A. Williams, Summers ide — - ane se ten ports and the school committee | “Parents Prefer : js Ambulance national headquar- since they were first-olfered sized dollars are already in |Teturned hoes. saree Fogg a ee rand ‘ATs pag (feported that measurements| Mrs. Gordon Avard oiltlined|ders and L. A. members, as Purity Products” 7 ters. “IL years ‘ago pee with St. Jobe tu Connde. | UES © Wonton is PiK Faced. “Pim had been taken for's new black-| the background of sweeping each considered the effeti- of, . i OS The dolis will be shipped to | ~ —| Gor pelt Waa , : [board for the junior root. A do- changes taking efiect in Guid-|the changes upon. their part inf ssnbbeesceie Dial 47128 St. John Ambulance branches | - ve : | Leigh . Peg, nation to the Home Economie this year, at the:morn ing Guiding. While Guiders' were. ® % ; : arri last night to| LAC Urban Arsenault, serv- Fund was agreed nae | - BGOLLOLOOCGODOGLOOOE! across Canada jn preparation /ELLEN’S DIARY - ing at the RCAF Station at, Su held at the Basili-jespecially interested in pro-/—~ j ‘for the annual “Save a Life” | eeneeseeeeees attend- the~funeral_of —-his—-bro- nh m-.on,-also decided that each mem-|ea Recreation Centre on Satur-| gram changes, Local Associ- |g °*** °° °° °° * °° **?* 99 : ‘campaign which begins May en —_ - ther, the late Erie Bell, ee ee = Seely (oe writh (Der donate a quilt block to be |day, for Guiders, Commissioners ation members were particularly + J. BENNETT CARR . 17. Surroundin W Q t River on Friday. He remained sien conneciton with’ made into a quilt for charity. It and Local Association members. concerned with the likelihood of 1? thiseratice Counéeiting During the “Save a Life” gs ere ule to visit his father, po Bell, |hig_du' : : ___,_ |was decided-to have the “Paper | Guests were welcomed by Mrs. needing more . + 1% District “Sapervieer 3 3 campaign, St. John will offer ae iP ne amily a panto; ‘Lite Cm Project” again this year. {i W: Cudmore-and Mrs: Avard.| “A natural follow-up. to this $-—cwarlottetown. P-E.1 f 4 free, two - hour. courses in ar- And Pleasantl Peaceful — ing weekend. Sa dae eolemes to his deci: Three.new members were! These changes were elabora-| was the talk by Mrs. D. G. Mac-|¢--~ Sun Life of Canada. — + tificial respiration to all Can- y ae — ica ligs Gu eo ACY. Prince Nove: “at ve tcomed to the group. The next. ted upon by Mrs. Harold Magee Millan, the province's most ex-|¢ Phone 48817 - 45435, ¢ adians. | “Are you ever left alone on'thing’s done! You needn't’ bo: Murs. Arthur ‘Poll ard, Mrs. |Pictou, N.S eee will be held at the of Summerside, - program Com- perienced Ranger Guider, and). z The Resusci Ann dolls |the farm?” & visitor was -cor-|ther—your SABE «paces inieaa . Pollard, . eco jhome of Mrs. Oscar Gallant, missioner, after the opening/Provincial Ranger Adviser,| ececccccccocece soccce~ j will be used to give “Save a@ (ious to know one day last sum-'at the barns. Of course if you| ang. Mrs. Harold ‘Beck and son agen Fo oe os | ete fileetbagg of theiwho emphasized thet the diffi-|~ Life”: students practice in ener, one who evidentiy found a|should . se hears Gn | Gamester have returned to their | p iu ¢ c » by “sing, , say, play or;Island Hymn whic demonstr- culties of Ranger Guiding have) ‘ the techniques of mouth - to- : appes else | ussel, Guernsey Cove, are pay’. A raffle will be held after ated that only the first verse is been greatly exaggerated, mouth artificial ale ee 5 Oe ate oak Sem there, you might look | homes after attending the funer-| visiting relatives in the United the meeting and there. will be| widely known. : | cab tance Genk eek Or he ad The Sylvester method is also Stake aia aus” we cules | oe ie be too long; al of Mrs. Henry Cunningham, |States. ____jbingo, a contest and refresh-| The provincial commission e r| vantages and rewards of work- _ taught during the —— ‘.Diadiaiat do you do then?” | way 1 lene mite | ee OS Leal ments. | emphasized that the changes ining. with this age group. Mrs.; St. Jolin Ambulance “oe ae con ag gpd ——- id chores, MARY HAWORTH |the Law and Promise offer a'MacMillan answered numerous GESIN CONSULTANTS - SEWING SERVICES SE ee nn eae eeane inostly — maybe read a ome oe oe : | Sensible suggestions for help | wonderful opportunity for giving | questions and offered a number | ®0.B0X 550 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL. ae a bit.” Ee : rs wer z aucun 1 jing RS —— - Goooere- speci —— e to a rig ogy for those “it : D $ Such a time was ours {make in ; : ki otters, Sas aied — cg Ranger program... |?° : The et Seach’ Gee mei wee adh ys, ygoesoetio ggnan) Spend Tst Year Ta ing Notes sour letters, to include more ; not to be afraid of the new pro-| A short sing - song with Pro-| Spring raperies $ i Mack and his father this morning | said. = cern | points you've €rammes. Cudmore related that vincial Music Adviser, Mrs. = @ newest shades y Noon was barely past when| The fire pretty tune — Th O St t 7 Fit make a big contribution, I think. at the Guiding conference she C. Hughes, at the piano was : | James and the another esd peir of” trill my en ne orarrs lO Firin M.H. — jhad attended im Mexico, the enjoyed; after which those at- $ of lads ‘in the house the | ; - an Mary Haworth counsels theme had’ been “Youth needs tending were ‘regrouped accor- 3 lane followed. ‘bracken ,, and enchanting bird-| Dear Haworth: It isn't) ~It ,will.take me years, at the through her column, not by mail more models and less critics”. ‘ding to counties to discuss mat- | Ch'town * : song Sunlight latticed a wall. lack of a’ college education but rate I am going ‘(two credits/or personal interview. Write; Group discussions took place ters of particular interest in| 2 Even though more or less des. ck of adaptability that has/last semester, one‘ credit this her in care of The |among Guide and Brownie Gui-'each division. | 2 ‘erted, our lot would not be un- Your correspondent. RS in the/term) to garner the two year’s | pleasant. So quiet it was indoors |@shouse, socially, since moving |credits I need for.a degree. But iso silent. Only the clock’s tick, | from New York te Washington already the ae divid- v7 o "s song. D.C. ends. are immeasurable! . [Se eee ae ee I speak from experience, I strongly urge any house-| | Moore & Mcleod Ltd. them when you are—-alone,-and..Dolh 48 a one - time New Yor- | wife with a secret yearning for lan old dwelling puts its arms Ke, and as the wife of 4 man more education to get with it! — wae labout you. The vague words|With a Ph.D, degree, whose It is hard work, yes; but also a. . | you can not lite catch, but you |friends and associates (in the lot more fun and. stimulation & | Snow they tell of years gone ‘academic world) don't mind in than you can imagine, until you |They treat of its joys and its | the least that I’ve had only 4@itry... C.W. - . # i | sorrows, because it has known |High school education. Dear May Haworth: I am i imuch of life and living. Rom-| 1’ 4™ included as an intellig-!toyched by the letter from RS, : ance, shy and sweet, marriage in ent and mobody cares feels desolate ‘‘amid the its parolr, births within ita | that my cultural awareness (if) alien corn” since moving to 3 rooms, and death has hung|! may say so) is based on Wide Washington from New York lerepe on its door. jreading, not on a sheepskin. — | City, 4 We saw Scampie stalk along’ es is ard that a She feels inferior and on the J the yards, ond come now , and ae 4 pr wees The |defensive in relation = her a gate - way, to scan’ : : ; neighbors, --who . are better fa, | type of woman who isja suc- E . : : : [ered Sei Shay enc? ‘When | Catt. Weed Yack Mart umpecion| commutes, with, Sifucent Seetes SLIMS SKIRTS ; would they matncra- Sly “ord time |ted in Washington. In New York,|i06 OMe about church olng 4 Gh” Gabe Oe cercené- pays. In Washington, ee ae cole. | _ Sleek and shapely, viscose and nylon Plaids and plains. Sheath. A Line / liane and pleasantly pea- ‘is approach is frowned upon.|°F UC) Pome | washing: stretch pants. Slims in 100% pure and box pleated styles. 100% pure lceful. No door open at the, & tele ~~ yen at a tom some years ago I couldn't - a See ee ‘erné aud Ob Week tostene daceeed barns, no work in progress * Spec eedieg, learni n ¢.| {Md new friends either, at first. leading craftsmen. Priced at for casual wear. Priced at anywhere. We tidied the Kit” | noticing how othees “speak oo Everyone was busy with. their : oof oS. oar an then and behave . Then, by ~—— ho hn taking . notice of “ 7.95-19.95 8.95-29.95 t mest os Seemchts Surly ‘teen to ft ato the pictare gra) OWT <haren went and headed awl o panes “ak ae cee ~ = & Sough = 4 home, which broke oe : ‘ = by fbn Hd r ithe bright minutes. | By devoting an hour a day to OF hae wire, uo | ACKETS N , ‘ — aonS —s aioe far as pag Mart Pes Ay rm Ste ae ae I did. I went to church, where I UICK : apter m what an lormed most ound i ; . = barking intruded into our sil-|ege graduates; but that is the Se cle ata, Gike, oa Nylon and cotton showerproof hooded duffle jacket. Napoli suede for the look Swing out, sweet skimmer — ence! Scampie came rushing to least of her problems. Her alle- Lord Jesus Christ : of luxury and feel of quality, single breasted styles, priced at that’s spring's message direct the door. And around a corner of | ged hays omen, RS says she is “S09 depressed.” : : ns to young fashionables. Easy- the barns a. company of the| Only in her mind. She learn|) say: ‘To have peace of mind 16.95 sew — make it in a day! Choose EXOTIC IN COLOR icow - kind appeared: the year-| to listen first, speak later. py must find peace: a. ” i £ @ dinen - weave rayon, pique, | ai lings had broken from shelter.| My advice is: start over, RS.|soul.”’ Try going to church, RS. : denim. 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