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GUIDES AT CAMP

Kings County guides went ‘The above guides were photo- under canvas at Brudenell graphed while awaiting the last Saturday on the farm of Gio oer all on Sunday evening.

Peters; Beth Clarkson, Mon- tague; Patsy Aylward, Morell; Pamela Roberts, Kingsboro,

two boys. I have just know if I ought to; but I did. Two days later I ran into him and asked for the money, which

Droblem: ,“eompleted my first year of col | “lege, where I met Joe, the gre est guy in the world. (I though

didn't realize he was just play-} and would like to talk to him. He | ing games. Wherever he led, Ij did drop in but said he couldn't | followed; and would have marr. | stay to talk, as he had to study |

ied him hast he asked me; Instead} for a final. That's the last I've

he. married someone else, very | seen ‘of him. much to my surprise. , | I'm home forthe summer, and | Meanwhile, though in love/he had asked \for my home|

with. Joe, f had a crush - on; address. so. he mail me George; at least, I wanted to | the money. I had a friend give it | date him. Then one night Joe | to him, but I don't know if he will | and I had a big fight over r u m- | write. What is your opinion . of about us. At this time he told | both boys? ne he was to be married s00n, | ‘T hate to think George cared as yhich really shocked me. | little for me as Joe did, appar- ‘Shortly after that, the other) ently. George, at least, acted as boy started noticing me..One af- \it he really did want to start a ternoon he;came by the dorm | sincere relationship.. But he and talked’to me; and although |was very shy.,I can't figure it | he never used the library, he did out. Can you? Sincerely, C.B. drop by that evening. I was so| Dear C.B.: It appears that.your | nervous at the sight of him that | humiljating experiences in rela- I went outside and. gat down, |tion to on and Se are sym- and he came out and sat with | ptomatic of lack of proper ‘me. regard and social know. how on | Later that week, at a picnic, |Your part. - _he came over and talked with. We might say that you have a

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mishaps, you are trying to es- cape the problem. by throwing

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would repay next day. I hin- | a

vm. |

‘| college.

Stafford Gordon and site of ; : the —Brudenell- Golf Course. They—are_Jean MacInnis, St. -and Verna Fraser, Souris. \ ¢ | yourself at the head (or feet) MARY HAWORTH ‘boys who catch your fancy. : | It's as if you hope that one or Gi |! E ° on Sh | another ot these campus a 1 ves’ -will-respond—to—your Ir S -Xperiences. Ow |by loving you, and thus make Lack Of Self Regard | himself epee for eg | your ‘pro! lems at least, to extent of constituting hi to Dear Mary Haworth: T have a would pay--me back. I didn't Your Way - of - life and reason-

for - being. Probably you are somewhat a loner in the college community a social an Out sorority membership,

| other. mixer: -type social activit- ies as college athletics, drama- tics, journalism and the file.

This loner - picture is suggest- -ed by-the rather furtive cast of your encounters with Géorge, all of which séem to take place on the sly, more or less.

For example, his afternoon: visit to your dorm, the seemingly.

jchance encounter at the library vone evening, which you maneuv-

ered into a huddle outside; -his+ sudden build - up of attention | at the picnic, as. a prelude to} asking you for a loan — that}

kind of thing, from-boy—to girl, |

hardly equates the pitch of real

friendship, or mutual fond re-

spect backed by sturdy a: est- | m.

In general, college - age males | value a girl's society, or inter. |

jest, or good opinion, in propor- |

ition as she has campus - status

Vv in her own right: in terms of me. He was very attentive. As| -social- rein a known, liked, spect= the picnic broke up he asked if And, instead of looking into ea, active member of significant

fF eould-iendhim-money=to-go-- Yourself, with _psycholog ic al -student..‘in"’ groups...

mut -with-the-beys-!-He-said- =he | halb te »_ discover. “and Femedy | -You-may lack redien Fool * sources oF your socis'|at present: and may be putting

a throwaway. price on yourself,

|by your boy - hungry actions.

Joe and George may have drawn

‘near_to_investigate, and given a poor account of themselves, by |

behaving shabbily, “on the as- sumption that.you wouldn't ex- pect or require any better _treat-

nent.

My. advice is: get firsthand specialist counselling this sum- mer, to organize your forces for a victorious sophomore year at M. H.

Mary Haworth through her c

_|Mrs. Maurice Myers.

“$T. LOUIS -

Mr. and Mrs. Ira.Connolly of | Toronto, Ontario and Mrs. Peter rege $ of Charlottetown visit-

ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | Paul Gaudet.

Frederic Thibedeau, accom-

panied by his son, Wilburt, and

Joseph B. Gallant, has left for |

Toronto where they will be em-

ployed. Mrs: Marchand Ca visiting her parents, Mr. "ang Desmond Dalton of St. Law- rence has opened up the filling station in St. Louis.

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Daniel MacDonald, MLA, was guest speaker to the BCYF

group recently and answered | | questions about government af-

| fairs,

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warehouse in the Kingsboro dis- |

trict.

Lee Coffin, Kingsboro, is* patient in the Souris Hospital.

George FE. MacDonald, Char- lottetown, atlended the gradua- tion exercises at the Souris Re- gional High School on Friday night.

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The Ching brothers, Basin Head, are, busy in preparations |

ONLY the,g 08 eous hors up to

ae ible ale Top the Fair

Pmmade cond be ve enticed | me away from the mer arryd amic.aerial. view. of athe World's Fair: / Ten first course at this rests’! urant consists of appetizers — more than 20 — brought to the, table beautifully arranged on the rolling buffet. Easy And Chic At once I thought in two dir- ections: ‘how comparatively easy it would be to give an Hors d’Oeuvre heon or Evening Buffet“ party home; oeuvres can the Chef and I ma-) nage.to taste - test today, 0 we can’ pass. the ideas on to our | readers. “The rolling wagon" Fred Rufe, director of Top the Fair, ‘‘is used to bring a fes-| tival atmosphere right to the table and give diners an oppor-

said

‘nal flavor of the Fair.’’ Mr. Rufe |then kindly word - pictured the | ingredients of some of the hors | d'oeuvres.

“Beef - Gruyere Appetizer,

‘Salad: Made of 3 c. diced cold

|Toast beef or pot roast and 1 ec.!

|small - diced Gruyere cheese, gently mixed with thin - sliced

of Peeled mild onions to taste, and | Hot or Iced Coffee or Tea Milk

Wemen

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., July 3. 1965. 7 stata anndanntiia hata

IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Baked To Catch OnFast. | —Nutted Butter Fingers -

tunity to sample the internatio- |

“ dressing of 3 th @och mus- nid ‘tard mixed with 1'2/thsp. cider s vinegar, ‘2c: salad oi a little’ BLAIR WEST» pawdered basil id plenty of coarse - chopped chives “Mussels Remoulade: The: mussels may be fresh - cooked The engagement is announ-

ced of Helen Elizabeth John- stone, only daughter of Norman H. Johnstone and the late Mrs. Johnstone, — 8t. Eleanor's, P.E1. to Harold Blair West,

| and chilled, or use well - drain- ,ed canned mussels, dressed with |Remoulade Sauce which Mrs. ‘Allen has-given- in-her- column:

“Chopped cooked e¢ g g plant;

|also rice - curry salad are favo- rites here. For less adventufdus jeaters, we have white bean ; salad, chick peas in an oil and | wine vinegar French dressing, a

| green bean salad, and spiced ed | | cabbage."’ '

Three very _special .complete jhors ‘d’oeuvre recipes from Top of the Fair will appear in tomorrow's column.

TOMORROW'S OUTDOOR OR INDOOR DINNER Half Frozen Catned Crushed Pineapple

Measurements level; recipes

for 6

LIMA BEAN - BLACK OLIVE-| CELERY SALAD BOWL

12 (1 tb.) cans cooked dried lima beans

‘ pitted black olives, sliced

‘1c. thin cross - sliced celery

2 tbsp: minced seeded green pepper

‘ tbsp. course - grated onion

% c. fot = sweet French dressing

2 mediuth chopped, hard - cook-

|

Platter of Cold Sliced Tongue ed eggs and Assorted Cold Cuts 1-3 c, mayonnaise or boiled salad Mustard Pickle dressing

Lima Bean - Black Olive- Celery Salad Bow!

Hot Nutted Butter Fingers Cheese Cake (Homemade or. Purchaseed) or Watermelon

Chicory or lettuce. leaves 6 pitted black olives, addition- al Combine’ beans, pickle relish, sliced black olives, celery, green pepper and onion with the ‘French dressing. Stir gently)

MARY. STEWART

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Florence Stewart, ‘32 Spring Park Road, Charlotte- | town wishes to announce. the | engagement of her daughter,

Mary Jean to Gerald Joseph

Bulger, son of Mr. and Mrs.

with fork, but do not crush. Re- frigerate at least 1 hr.

Fold in half the chopped eggs. | Then gently stir in mayonnaise lor boiled dressing.

Line serving bow! with salad .|greens. Spoon in salad combin-| ation’ Garnish: remaining black’ olives and remaining chopped} | @gg.

|NUTTED BUTTER enickis | '2 c. biscuit mix

/ tbsp. butter or margarine (firm)

3-4 ¢. milk

% c. chopped walnut meats,

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HELEN JOHNSTONE

PLAN JULY WEDDING

son of Mr. and Mrs. A.A. West, Parkdale. Marriage to

e place at Trinity U ni ted fo Summerside, July 24, at 2.30 p.m.

HAPPE

Audrey Jenkins, Women’s Editor, Phone 4.8506

MACDONALD. FEEHAN

TO WED IN AUGUST

of Mr. agi Mrs: Thomas Fee- -han» St. Margarets. Marriage will take place on Saturday, August 7 at 10 a.m. at St. Fran

cis._DeSa les Omureh, Little Pond.

The engagement is announ- ced of Mary Sheila, eldest daughter. df Mrs. Lucetta Mac- Donald and the late Raymond MacDonald. of Howe Bay, to Daniel Bernard, eldest son

NINGS

YORK

Mrs Ivan Askley’s ‘two child- ren, Ruth and Mark, wére visit.’

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gal- lant accompanied by Ronnie, jand Cathy Gallant have return-

‘ed to their home in Free tow n|

jafter attending the funeral of Mrs.Richard Arsenault, River-| glades, N.B.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dawson, 2% Cedar Street, Summefs i de have just been informed that

\their son Billy, who is employ- folk, Va. is a guest of her bro-

ed with the department of exter- nal affairs, Ottawa and station- ed in Nicosia, Cyprus, has: been) transferred to Belgrade, Yugos-| lavia for relieving duties.

William Stewart, Millinocket, | Maine, visited recently with Mr. jand Mrs. Charles MacLellan,

'Bethel. He is a guest at Hill-

side Inn, Montague.

Mrs.__Vernon Nicholson 4and | children, S u'san and Robert,

him Road left by plane régent-' ly to join her husband at Barrie, | ‘eg

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacLel- lan of Sudbury, Ont. are visiting | at Vv. teld,. guests of Mrs. | liaf’s mother, Mrs. Alex

Rm

or) Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Mac- Elsie Bruner at other nutmeats, if desired .Gpwan have returned to their. home in Kingsboro and with his

| garine, additional Measure biscuit mix- into qt. ‘bowl. Add firm butter or & garine; chop into biscuit mix) | until it looks flaky. Stir in milk. | Turn onto lightly outee a ough into ual GERALD BULGER---|portions. Roll each portion into |

with additional butter;

spread over 1 portion of rolled

Michael Bulger, 42 Valley St. (dough. Top with remaining Charlottetown Marriage to |dough. Press edges lightly to-/ t |gether; cut in strips 3” x 1".|.

take place at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer on Satur- day, August 7, 1965 at {0 a.m.

Bake 20 - 25 min. or until qoldes brown in hot oven, 400 degrees,

\F. Serve-hot.

pitas,

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FASHIONABLE FOOTNOTES

By TRACY ADRIAN NAPLESSLY smooth suede makes a pastel - colored gillie designed with perforated caif

trim at toe and top-line. “ The shoe is made with a 1% inch moderate setback heel and the toe is a wide vresc-

There will be an on Sunday, July 4, weat Saving Time.

steam plant and to repl Avenue.

Richmond to Weymouth.

j

~ ent. An elasticized tie adds

INTERRUPTION NOTICE

power on our Longworth circuit in Charlottetown the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

This interruption is necessary to canble: crews to replace line conductors en this circuit near our

The atea affected ‘will be that

Road, Confederation Street, St. Peters Road. . Drive

Avenue, Exhibition Grounds, Riverside o Grafton Street East...

| : = | "Management __ _* Requires Training.

TORONTO (CP) — The man-

$1,000,000 “will “fot” “be ~ sted to a dietitian with no administrative’ training, Dorothy :|Shantz of Toronto told fel- {iow dietitians Thursday. T| Miss Shantz was one j | panel discussing the futdre of dietitians on the final day of. it three-day annual convention |

of the Canadian Dietetic Assoc- | iation. She is executive dietitian | | with a food service -firm.

..| She said that if dietitians | Sey ) | want jobs as part’ of the admin- | “= = Histrative—staffs -of-—hospitals,—in- * | dustries, food service busi- « | messes, they. must have more | management training and more ip | Pomeotitive ambition. a | Margaret Murray of suburban |Don Mills said more auxiliary | personnel must. be trained to ——— “; | free the dietitian for specialist |} | and management work. Miss | Murray is consultant “dietitian |” | with the Ontario Hospital Assoc: iation.

siti ete te ws

;Mada's 16 home “economics col- lede courses.

She said despite the igcrene: | : Ling use of computers and new

processing methods there will always be a need for a group of people that knows and cares about food.

comfort. A new innovation is

the ‘suede and calfskin |

that are

treated to be washable with a sponge or brush in mild soap | suds.

interruption of electric

her permitting, between Daylight

ace a pole on Longworth

an-oblonz—4"'-thick._Mix walnut / | meats

oe I chashietecereescit

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i ‘you must register the vehicle

+2-tbsp.-room.-soft-butter_or_mar- jjhome at-Kilmuir—after_a_t w_o | aunt,

ENGAGED

Dennis—J-—O'Shea—Glenfin-

nan, wishes to announce the |

engagement of his daughter Loretta Josephine to Nelson

William St: Marie, son of Nel- |

son T.-and-the-late--Mrs.—-St. Marie of- East Springf ie | d, Mass. Miss O'Shea is a grad- uate of Wilfred Cosmetology Academy, Boston, Mass. and Mr. St. Marie is owner of the Feeding Hills Pharmacy,, Ag- awam, .Mass. The marriage will take place in- Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church, Springfield. Mass. on Sat. Au- gust, 7 19665.

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j Dr. Margaret McCready, dean Purity Products Q wf Macdonald Institute, Guelph, | 217/Kent St. Dial 47125 said there are 1,932 -students, ig including eight men, in Ca- SEGUE LEONE

) POINT

if you are a_ resident — of this Province and purchase a vehicle outside the Province,

in this Province ‘within | ten days of bringing it here.

When signalled ta do se by a Peace Officer, you are re- quired to stop, produce your driver's license ‘and regis- tration and submit your vehicle to an inspection if re-

ired.

It is an offence ta hack a. vehicle unless the movement may be made in safety and without anduly with traffic.

When a driver is ahout to enter_-or®-crosa a highway from a private read. alley.

hianded by

Longworth, Mt. Edward

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building, driveway or lame, he must yield the right of way to traffic approaching on the -hichfwar*-and—after having yielded, may greceed with caution.

Published in” the Interest of

PURITY DAIRY -?|

y 7: a4

SAVERS I

interfering |

week holiday at Oromocto, N:B., ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

where they were guests of their daughter and son in law, Dr. and

Mrs. Ronald Rowe. to Stanhope Beach for the sum-

mer months.

Mrs. Ervin Jay, Kensington, | Mr, and Mes. Walter Auld and

| left recently for Vancouver, B.C. | where she will spend the summer with her son-in - law and daugh-

pee Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Simpson,

‘Cavendish were visitors to. York recently.’

York school ‘picnic held at. North Rustico: Wiid- Taek recently

Donald Scott, Chostettatasia, was a visitor to York recently at the home of Mrs. Harry _ Lewis.

Mr. and Mrs. David MacPhail | and son Colin, were recent visit. ors to York. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd. Vessey.

Mrs. M.-S. Matthews of Nor-

‘ther and sister - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Stewart, Mon- tague. Last week she visited with relatives and friends at | Whim Road. Mrs. Matthews was the former Margaret Stewart of Whim Road.

Judy Waite, Kensington, who graduated recently from Prince | of ‘Wales College is spending, PLAN SKY RIDE the summer with her-unclé and -&xpo 67 officials plan to erect aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keyes, a cable-car system for joyridet Edson, Alberta. . | 100 feet over the fair grounds

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Edith Rose, RN, Boston,|¢ Mass. is spending the summer? #], BENNETT C : months at her home in Lakeville |$ lasurance eee” e , with her. sister and brothers. . District _ Charlettetewa, P.E.L. Dr. Sandy and Mrs. Bruner | Sun Life of Canede and three children, South Carol- “Phone 48817 - 4-5438 ____|ina are spendi: three weeks |\with Dr. Braner’s: mother, Mrs.|_ S*3So" © eeeweerrres Te her. summer | | goer -Seccccnsessssseg Mrs. Willard Ching and 3 May We Accommodate | Mrs. Ching, Basin. Head. $ rour | Mr. and Mrs. Willard Inman, $ the. acaern semntontanre Breadalbane and -Mr._.and Mrs: |@ centrally located George Bernard and children STERLING HOTEL Randy and Susan, O'Leary, re-\@ the sleece te stay! oy motored to Moncton, N.B. ig where they visited Mr. and Mrs. |e Se name LeBlane and family. : 8 Stering’s ee” = : $ cy ® mm 8 | GESIGR CONSULTANTS + SEWING SERVICES is | RO.BOX 550 CHARLOTTETOWN, PEL is 7 ; ele $ Dress Goods. ;'¢ . 79 ; @ newest shades $15 © finest quality 38

<—4) DRUG STORE OPEN - THIS WEEKEND

MacKENZIE’S PHARMACY

i 136 GREAT GEORGE STREET

Will be the only Charlottetown Drug Store open Saturday evening and all day Sunday.

DIAL 4-4920 FREE DELIVERY \J

| THE ELITE MILLINERY

142 Great Goores St.

Closed ldiueding a at noon

during July and August

~ BUFFET _

Sunday, July 4th—5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Delicious Food in a Pleasant Atmsphere

$3.50 Plus Tax For Reservations Phone Covehead 3 We Welcome the Transient Diner!

@izn ideas. Send 50 cents now.

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88584 5 MARITIME ELECTRIC DIAL "ee Safety Money, must be picked up | Conary le ‘ ‘Le (- Day ileal . 4-6525 yf The a a Couneit Sat., July 3 at 4 p.m. ; Nites ce 4-5TH7 I Charlottetown, -P. E.1. Be’ * of b. : ; ; i Sr RAR A OO A RO a . LE oo op : $