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The Exemplar Chapter of Beta night. The vice president. Miss IYLVIA IACI sigma Phi met at the home of Helen Cox was the bual- casein Is-an Ital! Wrist- Miss Marion Shaw. lwednesday ness pen . Plans for Founders . LONDON (cpl.-A littb wooden lvening. The vice-president. Mrs. Day Blnilllt were d&lIlI& and bu, '1”. . jg” "1 na . GI&Ud ehaeuhle grin is onstiaa alt Dis-

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llogBsoweahistametoehii- radeVII1.Benawood.I. dun author his Biyton whol'loi'encePet.ers.l.WalterBehur- d edtlih party! the nuisance :venh:ahe:rhnado:tim”I:ughl. Russell Ewing con uct e us- a or new was aaar r VI. 1. P lness meeting. Plans were discuI- planned forthe nextmedng t. ' elsaraotan on lritlah IN hm-I lalslusu. 1 notieur int .c aso.3:"Z ad for the Founder's Day Ban- There were rive prmpgefwe Lana Caroline Ilehulla. IoIhes's um. Phone us & ll tales eanheread trim gry, ” '3 "1 m E;”ii.3”i't.222i'ET..l”i.t'3'?35?233 t?f.2'c'?:':.5i”.'"irc'?t" t3t"'of'tl?.' Tu (; nu-nu sunnun Ann, 13 1957 nggn--w '- " -,3 '" tn'u'l3 &'i'i"o.i'a? series a.”.c'”'.. clyil3i'”unm” '”ii”;3"' ” ed the book "in Search of Africa" Aims and Purpose ol Beta Sikma Pug: 8 e ua ye s "d he on E; is jy.n H 15.13.,” sown uy. ', . um by H. B. Moi-ton. Lunch was serv- Phi. nun.” . Mn dusk” 0637 hook! and their way up-.4. xv. L gum, Knrchnnnh ed by Mrs. P. M. Simmonds.-nd in Norman Stewart. nltuu his name to some of urnnisrctsl c'""'- 1 DI-nun Laiishun. 3. Keith nu- . L. E. weilner, Jr.. assisted tative for Beauty Counselor Pm Foam uh nun” Hunk... n author of some pm-, in the hostess. duets gave a talk and demonatrr .0”. mp,” nu lnnuummfn n "mm I hooks hlntiied hr mode 111. 1. Valerie Pools, 1. tloaiorihenrosx-am.thediems He even tiutiisown h"',”""M”'01"Pau1ine sobey. I. Donald! . Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma of which was beauty. program and a piss. m "at ”""i cwnn 03"" Grade ll. 1. Norma lieu; ! Phi held a model meeting for pros- Lunch was served by the hos- unndnuy mm” M. Mun h nu. Eating business aide of things. nub, wag, pactive members at the home of tens assisted by Miss Frances Mac- t um nuuupuy, 015330 104 hlllillill ' Grade I. A. 1. Donna , 2. Mrs. Ralph Mailnlnjl... Wednesday Milian and Mrs. Hamid Miliigan. an Honour the unutenunt ,5”. In two years Noddy in Toylua ""180 Kulneth Darrell Vla- Md, nu,-gun”. any guy.

organ. Atter the recital there will up 3,-mun . , he a reception in Miss Allen's h" ”""”d "M P” M "mo" Vises llioddra ncomE? '-'”3ci'l3"f."n. 1. Michael Laughiln

door and Mrs. Prowaa held a ra- mm. and co ti Friday afternoon in honour studio. Mr. and Mrs- Ernest Fos- NP ty. .1” mm other bah damn. KETS EAT otpPr9illlce Edward lIiands' d.ia- to: will leave Sunday afternoon to whit: his wile ps-odiet:'es fairy 1' Raymond Tum" ---Te ' t” iuished visiaor Mr:.niI..Bi attend their daughter's recital. " W” decided to hold n nnnnnn tales. nature stories. circus g::dg);g5-.1. Capos-gi' L Jun"oMl:'l'.lly"m-L ' natonal presinent o e . . . . in u 7. nun an n stories, school tales and religious , ' ' MrsadProwusJe themhglxzaa vti-I: Mr. and Mrs. ;)(ohepn1:.;::;1 2: bacon! Inc 0 I end meg bu ' boon . - l"5p.E'" H p .J. sentner. Char- "11 "H "" b" '' mun" M :ul2lu'A.:ahfha Ctilriitie la tlo mys- um, um: IN mu Of Chicken Vegetables um--. me -en-ma rm-n - ..":”:..3'.'2:.”'i.; 'J.': a::::::.l:,:- my novel-. T sum up - Low an in- ' .35: "' .l”..'. 1'-”.”.1i.”.?3.2i””i:c”3””.:.?.i”"p213ii mm or me-u-2 ten meal ..'g- m.:lw:.r- 1.5:."-::::'.:ii..ll::t”'."”..t"t:t:”l . dw r san ounc is a a . ' ' ma e r i: II c nCll31yklDA ii.ltl'i'.'!;3l '5 trying chicken: (or use 255 lbs. the 2,?" Gnfau Mwcumon h M mnmn. lection 31.20. any 'mctl:,h" :01." den”, on more broke out nbnnm mu uI,uHnn Inn an en glltttand always 8 hit chicken breasts). ing held Saturday afternoon, April Lunch was new” by Ldime h nun zuowuoom nnd um four clubs dian freighter Jalvallabh after u nvahsey o pictiu ll bun” dinner .. In a paper or palyethelene bag. 13. at Government House. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Mutch have m numd by u” ”mmm..”:'. .5. mm mmugh it luv; . mm. six-hour tight. The jhjp" canon "mgr; 31,5, dnugnm. Ruin measure and mix it c. enriched Prowse is the honorary president Men Ollloyill I M1101! ltW1ll"l' nnu';.u, uuu . mm um, um. Nflilili 01 450-000 The '9'-'0' "'9 "ml '” 'lm”" d””'”V'd- The cum” ' mu, M tsn uh I up mnnn. for this province. Mrs. A.W. Qarden. Flor do. They in GXPGCF on ' gnu.” todiffu-em nu". to hglp ship was waiting to enter tm. We were having a pleasant chat soaltim zlut.ihm.'v. tcnfp-pp-r M-ill;-olll in the honorary vice. ad home around the first orMay. - iilil?gYs.(i.3cl:n;:pgP5t1i:6n:cN;huann. 3-rnalbnrsiemmtttle south when the i;. the kitchen of her home in and ill; tsp. powdered ginger. 9"" e"' M"u'Lenul.B Memnn unnnnuly In he no ' Westport, Conn. as she prepared Add the chicken. Shake until Th R w G H d Mr or Montague L; uinmninln niece KINGSTON w.L Miss bBoloy:on,f now" I r ups, a tray supper for her two small evenly coated. Lightly brown in 9 eV' T ' ”" '" ' F ' . D A1 u ''m” ' M '0 a 3" ” .. . ... ”"li':.:' ms:-:.eA. . 32:5r"t:l.'i:"':oill?f:"vtc'”:l:'l33: NEW-c. till-l ..l.':.:.::lil.li'::."ii:.'.i.-:':.rr::.:.' st :22. rtilmts MORNING SMILE .. , . . . . . . tain (lite owatcehlhgi llheir weight." casserolge with the following mix- Th” we" Vl5m"3 D5 "0 M11. 0" SP9" "19 Wgzig hid"-3-N 0!" or Mrs. Edgar Newson on Thur! nine" 0 weell W9" we '”w'" The 1309'” we" m "M p'ycM" - Ruth continued. ”so they shy ture:3 c. lhin-sliced celery. V: c. Ewe" "953 "d '''""V' 1' '1?” '” umumbo t E" " exp" ' day eVellil1l.ADril4.Meeting open- by hind I3 "I Q0503" will 9 trist. "I donit know what's wrong away from fried chicken. But this sliced clcallcd leeks or green ii"! ” "He T.,-'-' "M "” the ed by smslns "Near the cross." WPeWl'""- With me- 900-" he I&ld- "Every- cnsserole contains iffy little fat. onions, 2 c. sliced fresh mush- M?" nghgrsgf ”e:'l"t'iMe;- md "mmer mom i 30" 00-" Wu l”W5l'ed by 9 on" 129': ;',hn'0nw1”":""ked bi mm 1 100k 3i my W"0 I 399 Splits :iL".?.:'F." 'i:i..h:: ;”.'.:'.:.f::.!;. 3” ml”.:a was am. summe-sue. ':::.:"'::i:: 'i'.:l:.."::.”.'”:i:l..c.::: toast. to at pulpit” ”'-lt::t.?'l.:y::....-. .... : evaporated milk instead of cream Pour in 2 tliilfr oz.) cans evap- nu. at dinner It the cnumw School Nport wash: Mrs. Holmes hl:5'ke::hM.. v 000mm" the Doc. "don't you think that's

and Mrs. James N. Clark. North Bedeque. spent the weekend in

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V W a n t A M . . in making it." o.'ated milk and 1 can-measure . I Correspondence was read by 0l11?l1ltl-ll'l1-.

" t i it 't V ” "Chicken men! also is low in hot water to which i tbsp. sherry 0;W"- ffhe dglnglnyr-I 1:91; on the ggrgt ghfwgggf 0' ”'- "'0 M" secretary. it was moved not be ling": gLl:cg:lll;l:ttg,r';; 'No"l dont." answered the leg-

MR. AND MRS. ROGER R. CLARK is: compared to other meats such extract has been added. (Ruth :1” 0 9 GP 5 0 '- W0 ' sent to crippled children. Rem- 0 '5 5 ' t h pard. You see. I am married to rs. Roper to their new home in nnnu were "unwed from Enml” i.ngM1s'l:cclt3els;ocnaitlt&'.oloerl.my "ml u nun”.

as beef. lamb and pork." 1 added uses dry sherry to taste). Cover; Dumas Ontario Mrs. Charles yum”, his return.

e ' "Roasted chicken breast contains bake Uh hrs. ill a moderate oven, ed home from Baum.” Mn” and Simpson's. Bills were present- In on 0" Wm! nu. L L . nnd Mt. the least lot of all nmeats. v 850 degrees F.wS.esrvesm6 gins. ML Dc. MacLeod' B. Comm. when she apent the winter months two dalightsrs. Imogen and Gil- , Tlzgn ill geil chttclkenlbrealats rozlytlgrgtno vimtzmlz nu emunve WM um nmum Pa. wnn Mn nn H". unnm mun um Mn nl nun nu 4-WAY GEli(IllIF0BM . or e casseroe w en en er- c ' MED per Co. of Bathurst N.B. is at , ' u g"ei:'p2ri;";n..'""ch Shwld I 3"” Chicken (:5'aS:;:::'i':'wesupo" present vlpmpg 0,; the mung The hostesses for the Charlotte 5.'K”&v"14'3:'M:::-8 wring: St. Christopher, uow IN CALORIES Buttered Rice Green Belnl W0" "is l"'9""t M'- ”'d M"- "M Cum” Cm '" "" '”"m''' were ...'.a in Int Red or s vmDEN'-M"" (CP)-Th' "" Si J”''”''' M'"' A wedding of interest was sol- or was'i.n shrimp shade and the "An einhnnunce n en,” E of Strawberry on E.V. Macheod of Albany. , g'eEl;rT0TIgEa3,dnel:h?:lCE:nM1iI3A Ne: menu” u an huz; nu :::lIltfyu:nBhi.m9'l9':l1YBihi;lg (ggwr cuaul uSca:)uiar- emrlized recently in St. John's bridesmaids in Seaioam green. hi k n t- i 1 d r, peach Snunnnkn . . , H - are re. a ea w- w nch United Church. Moncton. when Their headdresses were of match- :19: ggly rs? cgofiiggpfnlugntigst Coffee Ten Mug Mm. Mach.-od of Mount gin! onMC1-ellnlnl and Miss 9'0l9;.C - 5011 call .3. Chg! beards Digit gtginleu contjn. Winnifred Mary Cameron. daugh- ing narrow bnmmed hats of sheer ,0 77-, alone. in eight ounces 0, A" mennnunmnnu nn 1"”. on veraity was visiting ' mu”. And” an. ""1090 hgdml. nnder'”. OI m0" " 1' '();;''diIg(lI.-l'I''.arlI:

her of Mrs. A. Don Cameron and straw with nylon tricot draping P0""house steak. Besides, when zucchilll vl...ig.-em; wun, 3: Dan t.hned lsllilnsd

th I t A. Don Cameron and Rog- crown cascading into short back uh h k n t n tn I k d in .11 1 lb. u chm, Do ere Rauisell Clark, son of Mr. and streamers. The attendants car- in)?! Lien fnnn drelgdanbnngns age :31 pelgns Egon in lung nnmnn, E.V. MacLeod of Albany. Mrs. Arthur M- Clark. 0' Chm" T190 "9505" bnskeis 0f "by chicken breast contains one third salted water about 20 min- or un-

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mould

after which lunch was served by Dental Corps at Camp Borden. and hostess and Comluittlee in chsrle. Mrs- McPhee one visiting with Cap- Social hour s t. Mrs. Ty- lain McPhee's parents. Dr. J.A. nu Holmes. . Stewart Col- WI clean

Captain Donald McPhee of the gun "no; men”. Price 31.00, Cash or Money Order.

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lott t . nited in mar- poms. ' t. ' th th t - t'l bit -1 title . .. rlageel”l)nr. WE. Xrchibuld. minls- Donald Clark. oi Vancouver. bro- mzlsee a?nld0fErlll,1rn Wink) mereeptzirmeers lmx ctosgemzr 3 tbsp. "lad on. 1.3;: 23; "upping pp mjuyunin and Mrs. McPhee. Sumrnerp-tn. ;:ll"i::lducharge cl programme h "nun, , nun ter of the church. officiated ther of the groom was best man. u. much Hnnmuin nun nincln nn in tnnn eunn Vine”, nun lemon Le d: N Cll&ilkII1i'l1?h in :iough- Mn. D-R Momma oommmon . . guarantee. mmgil Rum 31 axgm :iasseigu:l1llm'1'g lrrll7ei'e u!h(;ilisarlt::ertet)wlll)ougllacIs gluedll in 1-11-11?” 0:1”: 33””) "le?,u' 'l,u1c:' V, and "'3' lgmmgr pfmgp retlrrnillg ttlwCharol'ottetoivfl:1,thel1firl? AVG” entertained at 'bridge on " ws''"'nhA Rllalrom b

. G San 80 - " ese ac s ave us een re- 4 sp. pow ere . "111: "'1 g, 9;. 1 Perfect Love" accompanied by Clllku 51- 5i9Pil9ll- N-3 leased in is new study on the nu- minced fresh mint and 1 tbsp. "t M'3'- mmd” evenini WND w'l' III NCIIICYC Dcept. ;. '0nt? n .

Mrs. Donald Steeves at the organ. Following the ceremony a recep- g,-mom; vglugg or chicken con- pickle relish. Miss Juliet canon presented her The Oman (0,. next yen. ln me The April mee of the Little

The bride. iiiven in arrialze by tion was held In the Brunswick ducted at Cornell University." Stir into the zucchini. Serve hot Asmme Mm! mama. um Pond wt. was hel in the school

her uncle William Jennings. M0llt- HMCL ROY Gray. I-islifax. proPOI- Chicken Casserole Westport: or chi ii and serve on lettuce. ol'rhur'd.y my gym, mu virulnin real, was lovely a floor length ed a toast to the bride. Wash. dry and section 2 izlhlb.) Serves 8. 3:-mi lAtn:h;eulIIlet.reA3l;lon SR: nil: 3:39, B-'1': vicrwaunn lnpnnud nu hug," In" gnu. gown of white Swiss embroidered For travelling the bride chose Cu”! u-"I "NW0" lornun M". Hurry noun”. J" 1-,..uuu,., dent being absent, th Vlcg-prggj.

tulle. The gown featured a scoop a sheath-dress of Shantung tweed M". K Ml . hem n ant, M,-.. Chung” muck,” neckline and'shori sleeves.button- material in natural tones topped by o;).flril:n'ds iii; theslcizniheecl D”? Milxgi commnlgi. M”. The mum” owned ed in back with dozens of my t'0V- I short mulkr-I Jacket and hello mm Among mm mm cnmlomwm; ci..im.., "men Mn, mm on. the Mary Stewart Collect . pegtgd 'E"E':lclAl raw” but I,-rinndlu F...

.i ' cred buttons extending skirt of tier- accessories and a co r s a g e of , tau" "1 M unnnm Mnmnnnmn M" W". 1. unuon. Run all u,” nnnunnd ad Swiss embroidery billowed out Orange Delight roses. The young h I ' "I ' "d "" N" ""1 mm Duck ' M". M to mnmboxg yin. up an”. ...g,,,., .. pgy. over bridal satin and full hoop end- couple are spending their horley- S C giggly: Ac I : men mm”. ' ""5 mnnn" um &unm..'nw" ::,',:':ndnn.m'n:':”' "”""' 5:”,-,':n.,"n';:4'u"'"' '0

were read and approved.

ing in in Chapel sweep. The should- moon in the Eastern United States. n, no In . - . , u ” length veil of ink liilushdu ed? on their "mm they Wm fume :11. Ron" "Id Mrs. Katherine beturgey wa s Blithe! were heard from andcigx; i'r;'I..lli:I't.iI.onients. eielm" MM 3i::p.er's.WmY um ' -d ln,1-ye was! ill" ere um 03 lnT?l"8l;”5ld ?n)- d I W t hostess to her bridge club on Wed- one! -nnolnm Com-vondenco e Bananclas. likes to make loans to farmers. Cash promptly Given 5 WW" 0 ".9 5” " . . 9 ” 9 ' '1 8” "3 e l W" Miss Elisabeth Poster of Marsh- Madly av-nlnm V" "M1 W1 di"IIMd- Bookable security not raquirod. who for run entirely by mail! seed peapls. She carried a seml- Allison University and was employ- By ELEANOR ltoss !especlaily dirty during the winter. new Wm be EM” her Auocma -1-nu pnun pnnu nnd lnnmnn. 0' pk”. am ,0! 1.” m mm ' . . of cm. h "du-

Mr- and Mrs. Horace MacFar-

eascada bouquet of gladioli. ed with the Unemployment Insur- 1-nu in the um, to give sup Steam heat and closed rooms give H H” i um All "C ' "M ' i 1”" C” nine. Mr. slid Mrs. Allie MacNetl.l

she was attended by Mrs. Har- ance Commission. The groom is noun" nnd unnnmn nu gurnuu,-jfurnlture little chance to air out nnnmry um Mom” "mum

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old Magutre. sister of the bride. also a graduate of Mount Allison n Imam nuw look. llld 93"" "'9 am i” ""1" Th"' Miss Foster has majored in piano

returned home tram Florida paid. 4 mens- Medicine Hat. Alta.. Barbara University Geology Division and 3 1 - 1- U too, the family is home more dur- "C. u . hon Volunmfgd mm. W no IN CIIIT CIOICI CTIIIT WN Drummond. and Frances Clark. is employed with Spartan Air Ser- nntengg. sff,',',',?Q".il.,',)l1u 522931,. ing the cold weather months and "M 1'" '""”d"7 "bk" "' n y collect for the lied Cross. cu sister of the groom. vices, Ottawa. nnmeny nunnnment of ynur Vacu furniture really gets plenty of use. Mm WA. Cum, Wu. nuumn tn pile. of nun mnuunh nnnn to on. Cg3'&mu."fI'0"om '0' "x0 nu-

The attedeists wore identical out of town guests were from: nnm nlennun 1, will make the job suNNY DAY JOB by beating plenty of soap or de-

the East End Bridge Club Monday invitation. otherwise to be held in answered

gowns. oi waits-length nylon t.rl- Charlottetgwn. Tryon. 'P. E. 1.. in h 8 ierl Then turn me Gov. Plan to clean whom", on . urgent mm . um. um evening. school. Roll call to ls. l IIW IAHII

0" Vim d"i”d C9"" "d "WV s""'m'"””' syn” M"'"' N's" ergclnaillsel out and plunge them sunny day. First go over all pieces mQfg1nug.nkg put. up. Mn. Ira Hickey. Granville s with a donation for a stationary Pound lease to. Is now qeled DCKML lll& ed neckllnes ending in flying back Reorton. N.B.. Sydney, Halifax. nun n nntn M Sunni with your vacuum cleaner. Then. This does make a wondu-muy gf. entertained friends at. auction .l A nu... um. "unun 355' an 0.” .h n... n. n... nnnnnn

panels. The short ruffled mitts ta- Tewkabury, Mass.. Detroit. Mich.. To SPEED Dnynqa it possible, cgrry mail pieces, gluten; dunner. Tuesday evening. lfter which lunch '1; jgrfed hug.

pered over the hands. The gath- Fredericton. St. Andrews, St. Ste- sun noun" would nu Wished. such an dluiw mom chug". oug. Mm. nnnlying an man. "up. (at nyle. Congratulations are being extend- All members a ashed . ad to N to at

ered skirt billowed out over taf- phen. Montreal end Windsor. N. n N" K 3 wen". nu fab,-if. the pide to be revived. Large plecelt with a up tul th rl ith

lit! and iI00P- The ""'"'0" 0' h”"' 5' sslrle all drllpery fabrics. All clcc- such as sofas and wing-backed upon” maps.” :12" nu: Flylns Omclf -VIIIIOI 3- hill the May meeting. when plans tric fan placed nearby will help chairs should be placed near an . pour, mnuun on n nun." nee. Mcbonsld and Mrs. Iloboaald 0! will be made for the diskiot cos- to speed up the drying process. open window if possible. Use a ti... .. . mm, ..,.,i.,,u., m. Wlnnim. on the birth of I mu v-atlonto iIlIddiILittlaPondon

- - - v 4 1 daughter. (Nancy Janice). on June 4th. HOUSEHOLD HINT Polio Victim :21" l:.':.-P'.":l. 2: .:r:::..t.;?”' l3i','l: ;;..i:'.".,.:3..::3"- mm. s. A thin paste of olive oil and Now can sew while still slightly damn We milzhgu regplnd you It this This same treatment is racont- sait will help remove white stains Chair backs and seats become point that dry ends are made mended to brighten carpets. too. "us"-I-ow" W1.

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Borden Campbell presided and mum.” mum” ""1 u" N." arm I."

the meeting opened with "Bwa- l:'p:".fi".':;”:.f',”" --N; m. N" '7. ;::.E:.":.u::l"r.”'. ..:.i" M” isle-"W" -I-w-lbw wmm THURSDAY. APRIL is. 1951 at 3 pm.

Use a long - handled scrubbing brush for the Job. it will whisk away dirt and soil without the need for bending and hard nth- blng. You'll be amazed and de- lighted with the results when the colors are restored and your car- pet looks fresh and new again.

him '"'”"""i WINNIPEG (CF)-Learning in use a sewing machine has been N the proudest achievement of 12-

year-old Therese ssweliulrdoes. ',l ' Stricken with polio four years

a o. 'i'hereses' arms and less are tuaily useless. She has a little

The April meuing of Irish- town VI. . was held in the Corn- munity Hall on April 4th Mrs.

strength in her right arm. some movement in the fingers of her left hand. and she can shrug her shoulders.