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A very pretty wedding took place j at St. Basil's Roman Catholic Church, Toronto, on the 2.70! Oct. at 10. o'clock AM. when Noreen

Marguerite MCKEDDI and Paul Joseph Bourque were united in

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marriage. The bride is the daugh- lt'r i)l Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Mc Vernon Bridge. Prince I-iziuni-ti island. The groom is the sun or Mrs. Samuel Mosher and the late Arthur Bourque of Yar- moulh, N.S.

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Novel Christmas Gift

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By IDA BAILEY ALLEN

Recently I met a young high achool senior from Florida Jeanne Greavas. winner in her native state in a nation - wide search for "The American Home- maker of Tomorrow."

"I like to cook. she told me. "It's fun. At the same time, it's creative and also scientific, so I am always very careful to follow level moasur on."

"In the too of my stocking last Christmas, her mother inter- rupted; '1 found a promissory note from Jeanne to prepare lifty-two of our family dinners fwayuwomeach wookona Saturday night. That was her Christmas gift to me"

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Grapefruit .

Celery Pickles

Lamb-Green Bean Casserole

Flaky Rice Baked Squash Marlow Custards

Coffee, Tea or Milk

Lamb - (ireen Bean Casserole: Remove excess fat from 2 lbs. lean stcn-ing lamb. Cut meat in 1' cubes; put in qt. saucepan. Add 1 tap. salt. 1 c. chopped onion and I c. boiling water. Cover. Sim- mer 20 min.

Meantime. wash and shred 1 lbs. green beans. Add 2 c. boiling water and 1 tsp. salt. Cover. Boil 10 min.

Blend 1-! c. flour with l-8 e. cold water, Stir into beans. Add 1 s. canned tomato, 11,4: tsp crushed,

Fifty-two little "vac-ations" foridried mint and 114 tsp. pepper.

mother! what a gilt!

Jeanne gave her most valued time asset-part of every Satur-' day afternoon. A gift of loving oerviea, more precious than any- thing money could buy.

Jeanne Graves' Chicken Sur- nrice: Chop V: c. onion and 's c. green pepper. Saute 8 min. in 3

Combine with the lamb. Transfer to shallow 2 qt.'cas- serole; Cover. Bake 45 min. in a moderate oven 375 to 400F. Servo Ipooned over flaky rice. Marlow Custards: Heat 2 c. milk. Pour over 4 fine-crumbled graham crackers. Beat I eggs; add 3 tbsp sugar. Vs tsp salt and la tsp. vanilla.

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Stir in I tbsp

I can condensed cream of ehickm soup. to c. chopped pimiento and 1 1 oz.) can tune, naked corase. Combine with l is oz.) pkg.- lnacaroni. cooked. Transger to al caserole, top with buttered

tbsp. shorte . flour. PA a. milk,

crumbs and bake 35 min. in a Stir 1 tbsp. each ' cod parsley 4 .. eplete the supply however, since chuckled. Now Christmas is not .:v?' 5'22. muwml" hm hm hky pine trees are scarce horoa- far awn!-" p

Stir into the milk. Fold in marshmallow miniatures.

Transfer to custard cups. Place in pan of hot water. Bake 35 min.. or until firm, in a moderate oven. 3501-1 Chill. Trick of the Chef

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IHAPPENINGS

The Lieutenant Governor 'i'.W. L. Prowso and Mrs. Prowse en- tertained at Government House Monday evening In honor of Squa- dron leader C.N. Stanley and Mrs. Stanley. Squadron Leader Stanley leaves for the Royal Air Force sum College in Bracknell. Eng- land. Squadron Lauder Stanley while in this province has been very active with the air cadet squadrons and boy scout groups. He and Mrs. Stanley will sail on December 15.

Mr. and Mrs. Walthen Gaudet had as their guest for the week- end Miss Betta Gaudet of Manc- ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gruchy who

have boas living in Newtonndlnnd have taken up residence in Char- lottetown. They are living on Me- Gill Avenue.

Mrs. Newton Taylor of Rocky Point, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Seymour Murphy also of Rocky Point, lelt Thursday morn- ing for Montreal when they will spend the winter months visiting friends and relatives.

Mr. Lee Taylor accom by his son Ewen and Bobby Mac - aid, Junior. left Saturday by car for Boston. Mass and Providence. Rhoda Island. While in Boston they plan to see the Boston -- Chicago Hockey Game.

ELLEN'S DIARY

The!'alisoemstobeaaospeo-

ially happy time on farms. And we who live close to the earth and the aiiairs of the fetrtnlng, find a love- ly peace in the life. Not that the occupation itself does not pose its concerns. indeed in a plenty. But over all-beneath. and about. is the healing calm of old fields, the timelessness and strength of the bills. the promise of continuity, come what will, in the very springs and streams that flow. And we go on our day by day round, which isolates us in a man- ner. each to his own preferences in the way of his farming, but ol- so keeps us an interest, an integral part of the community about.

Our community it is, by right of adoption maybe. or perhaps be- cause of sturdy roots which have gone down deep and deeper with continuing generations with each others trials and sorrows. their happinesses too are ours to share.

When a tamily suffers a loss. how hearts go out to them; when a stark wings in an expected dir- ection how the Good-Luck pray- era rise; when a bride is chosen. her happiness is ours. Or when some happy Anniversary of mar- riage returns- The Fall gives a gwdly number of the latter, in many an observed and important milestone of the marital road, in our community and farther. to gather in celebration the loved ones and friends. With James, we wish them continuing happiness, these brides and bridegroom: of Kan past. along the years yet to

Today Granddaughter and Mack made an appointment with their mother to take an excursion to woodlands presently, to gather pine cones for Christmas. Not to

That's Jingle Bells!

bout though we see eaooursdng numbers oi the young.

They will gather some. and then allowing them to dry by the fire, they will paint them in a bright red, or touch the edges with gilt or silver to make pretty ornaments for their tree or-other decorations about. . . . to brighten g door- wreath of shiny "var" or lacey hemlock, adorning it also with a generous bow and streamers of red crepe paper to make an in- teresting and attractive token of Christmas.

Presently. too. the Christmas cookies must be made. But today we made Caramel cookies, though they could be called by any of the names of the flavors of Instant Pudding Powder, used of which base they are. They are easily mixed, a change from usual var- ielties. and quite wt0ICIOII'IC and tasteful. The one hazard tootheir success is that the own of a wood- fire may become! too hot to re- spect the ideal that they must be baked to "a delicate brawn." .

The recipe: two- thirds cup shor- tening. 2 tablespoons white sugar. one egg. one packet instant Pud- ding. Mix well. Add a cup of flour to which has been added Vi teaspoon each of baking powder and soda and a little more of salt: one and a half cups then of rolled oats and a half cup of cocoanut. And somewhere along the assem- bly line. a teaspoon of preferred flavoring Form into balls. flat- ten : hit, dust with white sugar and bake to a delicate brown.

"Liaten" Mack said "this eve- ning when the radio was turned on. "Yes" he smiled with obvious satisfaction "that's Jingle Bells That means only one thing" he

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box of hits and pieces to really come into its rrwnl

All year long. we use it as a c.-iichail for bits of rib . for artificial flowers, for eces of lace. embroidery, feathers. rhino- stnnes and other such ”menta. Then we got to work using the stuff to beautify untrimmed items such as skirts. allppcrs, gloves and mittens and give them a person- alized touch. TREE DECORATIONS

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Congratulations!

WELL MIBNEILL AND MR8. W. J. MnoDONALD WINNERS OF THE POP-UP TOASTEB AND ELECTRIC KEITLE. ANUIIIEII BIG DRAWING SATURDAY FOII ELEO'l'BIO FRY-PAN.

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Canadds Favourite Arrowroot - now in a NEW package!

And what a pacltagol The most appdanng, most lovable babies you've ever seen. One of eight babies is featured onoaohpackaga-and theyareallguarantnodtowheedle their way into your heart.

And what a blsculil Christie's is Canada's favourite Arrowroot. .. madewithbutterandhoneytotaeiieexiira tempting. And so digestible! Be sure to pick up Christie's Arrowroot-in the new package-at.your favmn-its store.

We like to decorate special time OATS Christmas trees with tiny ribbon! 5 LB BAG

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Pretty slippers can be made by starting with plain ones and brightening them with appliques of lace or embroidery, a row of so- quins, tiny flowers or beaded mo- ti'

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FRY PAN WITH LID GIVEN AWAY SATIIIIDAY. DEC. 8.

.S, MAKING PINCUSIIIONS Use the same technique to pretty up pint-ushlons. either bought or home-made. Here's where t it o I e scraps of colorful felt and hits of- lnitovor silks come in righ tl

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shaped from felt. silk or an y other fabric, pin together and stuff carefully before sewing, then trim.

TREE DESIGN

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