loci for the led f'i-on iii March line in -inbsr pai membership Ff

Mrs. Joseph Shea and Mrs. Fran i-es Kelly were reappointed on the ihlfk committee. Collection amoun- i In on Mrs. Joiepii Curleyl ' i iaiy invited the member. to her. ihome for the March meeting. On

'l(EEP lN mm

Reporting To A Doctor Helps A Reducing Team

- - no G d' P 9 Uapanese Ladies Disagree On 1.m,,;'.f,'.,;”,'f5'j'.'f,',

l 'lTraditional Bath Etiquette l.I.;.".. .........T; 'al.so being held two Saturdays I

month. gusting. '

Plans Her Third

Boat Proiect

VANCOUVER l('Pr do-it-yourself girl in I garage herc who hopes to launch I self-i built boat in May.

Adaptability is Secret Of External Affairs Success

nv IWROLYN Wll.Ll-ZTT . "llltl Press staff Writer gs WA tCPI - Margaret

ary eniployce in an aliiiiair ile-

parlmenl. an'i has alloiiod in TONY” '-H”

ladies are qiiarreling over fi-male I'll-

-lr'illttllNP ”WlIy has honiirahle fimiele lic-

hnrior reached such I dis

qualify as I permaii ni fl - . . . says adwwhuny R me N". c o iter iiiimomm me me...” .d1am.n'dli Determined " W" may M "HMO" Mum" M M I. hum” M.” du Vern." rm" b”'"'”..qitette ai ll'IiBl'lIInE-llontlrcd iii.uiiI-i- low at our honorable bathbouseg-i-..-. of cnioytnl! the oft-movint-Z Tall. brown-haired anti hut-I . D""l"K ' "Wm 59'" "'9 h”'5"”lstay with a diet. it is good insiir-.weight. i lost in pounds and am gist at sbaughnesay Hospital here. l'""' ll" P”hl"' l”"hh"””'" . l" ' l”"" '0 ' T"lt3'0 "WW U-in-ed by the external gf. eyed. Mm Much” H” ,m,;served Igdeliclotiii lunch assisted ance to plan to report weight reg-lnear my normal weight. took six months to build her first TM ""ghb"l""'l h”.'l'l"'”" l'. "'9'" Tl" 5'”'"b”"- ll" "bl"-'”'d i : (l "Dl'ln1PlIf. lnamc is Irish and pf'0n(lulICedlv,l ,lfilI'""c" Kelly" llllarly lo somt-one who is actively Our breakfasts are always the boat -- I 15 - footer which she ', ''"l”"'." '''"'"'”"”-V ”3'""' '" '."" l"'”'h l””3l"" ""l "'''d l;(i(('nl .-ippuiiiii-d Canadian "Mar." ! LORNE VALLEY '"'""l” l" -V""' P"'”"””- '"'k' "''"'"l”'” l"”"- "" "ll '0'" l'”'"""d "' "" ”""""" "' l9” Iinlllftfli'fora;"liiir(fiall,l:. Ill? iil.:w':ll,:'F nl,:ll(lIhs(:Jlh'sged

d Ever since she was I child Miss V t h ' ed Ir . wlilth sh'e'.S':o.yh' ..n;l:,:l":: steaming -pools separated by a thing get hold of I hammer and bang wwt whlle ”"'"”''-i '"d ”'"l"l”' - ing. they disciiss the day's news

Ill: yourself accountable to some- one else is psyclinlugit-ally sound particularly for the long range dicter. Not only does regular re-i

tltomiin Meal Bread iieems to fill him llpl and coffee. He is I teacher and carries his lunch. I give him one sandwich with tuna

Mispronunciation of her RBI?! in something she tzikcs in stride. like the weeks ot "homework" preparation for her lirsi

no tax-born diplomat returned to Oiinivu early this year after 3": H-ui-5 ivith the Canadian High tiiiiiinissionerls office in London.

and women soak in sepiirate on-r the wall. She added: ' ”Some ladies literally tear off their honorable kimonos. and dash

for the hoiiorabie bathtub. waving

The following is the report or I .n Lorne Valley School for the mid- lrlll to term ti ;ta:

.. .. . -

in Tel Aviv. as the second Caiia- "I think it will he -ltl iiiii-ri--zt j G':d: V" ' LiR:"l'1 'L":d.""2': the approval received as poiinils per we have ii cup of soup. then Pl3.Vl'0IIlP- hill enough for her ”l'm' M. g V k . , all S"l""l' ”''M"'." "" p”'"."" g

than ironian to take charge of I ing and challenging post. shc Beverley "man 3. '30." Mum. are lost bolster-s morale as well lean meat, Iiiiii of vegetamgih lCllt)0lmlfBl.l0 play in. W m hlkh. a ll Taiiiinki. 19, .FSlll'nP stand without their pain

iiireign mission. She will serve as said. Aura. 4. Shirley 'M.cDonam -as resolve. V I xamdv and mm. ,m. duurta He she doesnt consider her hobby a is i mm. f:;l:rFlll'hfll."t:In:el?f'esll'I'P mirror to add ' the resident Canadian lepresenln. M15, Mugher say, Grade VI. L Kenneth C.”aKhm' A wise doctor applied the prin-rhas cut out entirely the habit of """"'”'l- Tl'0"9' "9lll.V H0 100d v - - - - Mm Kivnko 'Kns"KK 35' mm S --,

reason why girls shouldn't be just as interested in building things as boys." she said.

ciple of regular weight reporting I reducing couple. The pres-

face the same task in Tel Aviv as Canada's first woman charge d'af-

cating at night. I hope there is I real

the in Israel. since Canada's am-

vhassldor to Israel 1! M50 ambah spondcd with I Vali-iituie veise

from each int-nilier. it living Yal-

Grade V. ' agreed in an answering letter ”iA'ii) are there so many middle-

slic won't l Elaine MacDonald

DRY CLEANERS

siii-cessful ending to this

!2. Lola Shaw. 3. Karen MacDonald

tarlof to -Turkey and Greece e- taires did when she was posted C. V . C cripIinn:. .i protective diet. re- iitory. and i think that there will . , ,- n . ,3 h H, . ,- - 1 1” 3 . In H, ".2 sh---l .'.::'.: 3... .. :.::'..”i.:'::?........ - -- on ..:t:"..""..”.';:".:'..":.".:.: ':::'t:;:: ”"..'.".:. :.:;...:..;.....L.::. . .”.."'.”;'.v7::." .”.::;:”.'.r.' .r.".r:;, ”' ' L0lE- ' - It 3 ""1 si 0' 0 P-'l- Wis" dl Wflillll l'llF('li 3l!D0llll' ill” lJ"'lf'0UV' fllPl- l0Ul' l"llt'lPS pow" "ml" in mam"-anung and disciissed. including "thank-lataiid without their panties anti a:l- w

"A travelling life is not ci'ci'y-

mly's cup of tea." she said. talk-

in; to this reporter in her office accumulated papers and books.

"Adaptability is says the 46-year-old former school teacher. who admits she adopts QaSll)' and loves travelling.

est to he happy in countries some- times completely difference from home."

lliss lileagher loincd external affairs it years ago as I tempor-

tabmh Ind head ml, Bar", "mg 2, Christine llatton. 3. Merlin lilac-

menl. The result-well. here is a

have been a real help. and I've

important."

"You need curiosity and inter-

”-o,,A lniyre. 4. John lilac-Grath.

A lialhouaie Univer.-ily grad- G”da "' 1'

uate with m 't f i rt - . gree in p:llllt::lh e:Clgllt':.r afvlises Grude It Jr" 1' wmuo" Ham"

Meaghcr began her cxtoriial af- 2- tloh" H3'""'r fairs career with special assign- Hlghesl . ments to Washington. lC5”- Sam” l'"l3”5""'

She learned Spanish in ii four . Mm Hue" Lnrdv T""h"- year posting to Mexico. and iatcr.' AUGUSTINE COVE wl

travelled to Geneva. Chile and The February meeting of Angus

Sandra Ferguson

New York during a four-year stint with the rfcpartmci.t'.s United Na- tions division.

Mrs. Janicss Murray. with

CALGARY ICPI - range is "a lot of work.” say the iiivi-s of some Southern Alberta

Snapping taleii here during a convention of the Western Stock Growersl Association, the ranch iviimen showed keen interest in the work done by their menfolk.

Ytlrs. Ernie Blades and Mrs. George Chattaway were raised on I ranch owned by their father. Roderick Macieay nciir Nanton. "we always did everything the men did. and had our share of ac- rtdcnts." Mrs. Bladcs recalled. "We were chased by bulls and hurled off horses. but somehow we came through with no broken bones."

Said Mrs. Chattaway: ”By the time we were of iiiarriageable age

Home On The Range is Fine Life, Ranch Wives All Agree

Life on the.

unison.

Roll call was r':spoiided In by is members paying their head size from which the sum of 53.90 was

realized. 'rwo visitors were pres-

we were so steeped in the ranch-;ent and one new member joined. jug businggs um we Just muidmlhiinutcs of the last meeting were

marry anyone who wasn't ltllt'l'- "ad "G approved" Bl"! 'm”""l"

ranchers. but they agree they . .. ing to 38.65 were paid. would not trade it for anything 95l9d ”' "r I Correspondence was t'PRfl and .159, When the question of ranch

4;

Work Pam? Ulh Mr-V 59" HIP Mrs. Lorne Carruthcrii. sec grave listed butchering cattle and by Mrs, noggin Macnongld, that cutting off meat. canning the gar- 3500 be sent in me March of 118114 Veiletahles. baklnil lJl'95d- Diiiics. Red Cross work was pass- lGW"lFl-"Blld l '0" ll-" , led in also knitted squares for W.

A nurse before her marriam : vs. it was decided lfl have I soc- MI”S- HBFEFKVC Said the l0""d ; ial in the basement on February nurse training invaluable on thej mm ”"cl'; N91 '9'" ll"? Chlldffn T Reports of cmnmittt-es were ”theyAi.'e healthy eiioiuzh. she mi." nu". md new "Ms appoint. said. But I vaccinate all the cat- M. sick and pmg"m' Mm El, l-'9' "lfl, may "”'5c'''a”l '" lheldon Dawson and Mrs. Myrtle Pe- ca res. . -

M” -'l"' C'l'”."lli'” "l ""4" Mrl;.euE!l: fflver alm '””,,'”""Cd 35. " ".l."'."" l mer Dawson and Mrs. Willard

M " '.'5"."' 'l"' ”"d' l""wadnian. Mrs. Wendel MacFad- played midwife in an untold num- yen kindly invited me numb," her 0! cm” i to her home for the next meeting. Roll call is to be answered by par-

CLYDE RIVER W.I. ' Clyde River w.i. held their reg- ular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Watson Livingston on the evening of Feb. 4th with-15 mem- hers in attendance. one new mem- her was welcomed. The vice pres- iilciii Mrs. John Beer presided. Mi-eting opened by ' lng In- llIlUlP Ode and repeating Collect iii unison. Minutes of last meet- ing were read and approved. The treasurer reported the sum oil 839.21 on hand. Bills were prcscnt-l

liinnon and seconded by Mrs. l-nuts MIcLcan that 55.00 be con-. trihuted to March of .Dinics. l

The iiame collectors as last year i will convene the district for the Annual Red Cross Campaigml The sick committee reported that I sympathy and get well card had been sent.

rlielschool committee reported that tissue. soap. towels and pap- " ruin were supplied to school. A social evening for 4-H sewing Club. will be held in hall on the "ellllltz of Feb. l4th with Mrs. R T). Matheson. Mrs. Warren Mac-i luiinon and Mrs. Eric MacPhIll ”"gl"'08ram committee. l mlzach member is to bring some-l

Int! for auction sale to be held ". "Ml meeting and also bring al fricnrk Clyde River Institute was

ld

ttee will be Cakc, Mrs. Watson Liv- uclpamg l" 3 Snlplng "arm ingstone and Mrs. Warren MacKln- The hpml"”:1 ctlmmllltnedlhiin non. Sandwiches. Mrs. Harry Mc- '9”. C arse” eelingght M m y Lean and Mrs. W. A. MacLean. ""g"l3l 9 sukhentt um Vrfd E"

Collection for evening amounted 5""''d by .l 9 "5 9? '53 ace" y to 31.30. Meeting closed with the the t"""1"""”' l" ” "W ” 9”" queen. followed by lunch servetillllm M l'”"" by hostess and refreshment coin- FEBRUARY MEETING

mlttee. ' Th reg lar monthly meeting :-

si-niNG BROOK w.i. W, ;,,,,,;;,,.,, WI. W," hem ,,,,

. T d y ening Feb. l2th at the Tl” rghmkuyw "mm-mil ".'l””Le,lll::15f'll)l llflvrs. Charles Latter. Th! Drlngt lhrooh ornrenvls ns ul lmeenng opened by main: the I". e I c ome o rii. Arnodlsmme Ode” lnd "puma the

5

rd and paid. p Meek on Tuesday evening the 12th l . cm-i-espondence was mid ii.iid with the President i"'Glldlnll- C',l.?ll:;ffl",:l:; ,.m,,,,,,.,,, ,,, M. 'l'”'"3539d- I M"”".3 ”p"""d by ”" 'l"lll"3 "' 12 members and there was one li was moved by Mrs, Rog Mac.: the Institute Ode followed by the visitor pruent Minutes 0, 1",

nape.-ting at the Mary Stewartl 'Collcct" in unison.

Roll call was answered by four- teen mcmbera with an exchange of Valentines.

Minutes of the previous meet- ing were read, approved and sign- ed. A Thank You note was read from Mrs. Arch Pldgcon for a treat which she received. It was moved and seconded that 35 be sent to Care and a contribution of S2 to the Multiple Sclerosis So- ciety of- Canada.

It was moved and seconded that a new water bucket be bought for the school and felts for the bot- tom: of the chair legs. The treas- urer reported 3124.96 on hand to ate.

Next meeting to be held at the

meeting were read and approved. A bill of 52.23 from the sick com- mittee was received and paid. Il- ao a bill of 85.90 for coal from Rob- ert Craswell was paid. Proceeds from card party 823.25.

Lunch committee for next meet- ing Miss Alice Edwards. Mrs. Charles Larter and Mrs. Davis Ward. Meeting to he held in the hall with Mrs. Everett Clow u hostess.

Correspondence was read and discussed. Sewing for the Red Cross was distributed among the members. Mrs. Everett Ciow is to have the door prize for the next card party. Collection was taken amounting to 00 cents and lift fund All cents.

Miss Alice Edwards puts on I

Grade I. Sr. 1- Douglas Ferguson

verage in hall-yearly

-line Cove W.i. met at the home of the president in the chair. Meeting op- ened by singing the "Ode," fol- lowed by repeating the creed in and has a long iiay to go e 35 goal is rmii-hnd.

report sent in by the happy wife. t 'Aflcr my husband tried end-' less numbers of fad diets with no it finally looks like we hit on the right plan. l persuaded my husband to L'll to a good dor- tor He was put on an llttm calorie diet. i decided ltl rt-(lure along with him, and l foliovicd ii 1200 calorie diet. it seems that the - idea of rcportini: hack to a doctor did the trick for both of iis- My

made I scrap book of the ones that will come to our aid if we ever weaken.

('ongi'atiilatiiiiis to the doctor as well as to this triumphant reduc- iiiL' rouplr. Far too many over- weights insist that the doctor pre- scribe appetite depressant pllll. Results are always temporary. This nit-tlical man knows that the only effective plan is to re-ctliii-ate? eating htibits. This reducer will hel husband has lost .'ltl pounds at the aiile to keep his weight controlicd.l rate of 2 or 2': pounds it week' Many tii;ink.s for sharing. Won't? off. lie is still over 200 poiindsfyoii report again when the final

' IUCCCSS.

hers next meeting hieetiiig ail- dish Mr-. A Fl l.el'age gave it

journcd and ii social hour follow paper on "The lfl'iDfll'lHlIt'P of Far- ed. Lunch was served by .teveral.cnt teacher rclationsliip.”

mcmliers. ' New committees are as follows.

CA" 1 "-k..N-..l. 'IlWv-

NEW I-0-WW W--M ..'.i”.?.?.'f"ii.7..'T A. il'7i..p”..”.."., .-.3.

-rm, 5.-fhnmnv mppting of VP... rntlish. Srliool. Mrs Rzilpli hur-

plmndnn United (-hurph Auxmaw ilcltc. and ylrs. l.orne Mai-V-ill,

hr - m H on T I. V WP; L. Toomhs, Ruslico Sclitiol, ninxfap-Fgxary 7”. xiuthsdlni mom, Mrs Olaf Stevenson and Mrs. Earl bers and l visitor present. 5""l”""t . l

The worship s(.,.,.,-(.9 was M1 by Next meeting to he held at the. M” Lou” Ma(.L(,0d Wm, "wk as home of hlrs- Robert blcit-iisiin.: Ml. Hwme --To Li”. and 1-,, (;iw.".. March .'ith liiincb committee Mrs. Opening hymn was No. 416, fnlioiv-l R " h 9 ll W”"l'""-' M” W- ed by scripture rcadings lri Mr,-. Toombs and Mrs. N. S. Mar-l.iire. Mm-mu Adams, filing Hamid May. A rlaltilv llilfitlll was then served hew and Mrs i.oiiis (':inipbcll.ll't.V f'"l"l"'llEP ill t'llBTllP 3bhWl'fl Prayer by the lender rim.-ii the by lioslrss. MN'llltll tlwn rl---Wt worship service. The dctiir;itoi'y Will1 the Queen.

prayer for the iiiission.-irics iv;is . . . . offered by Mrs ll:-irold l)iiiiiing.l 'mM'K”'l "Ti ltli The biisincss Period flIllltW5'd-I The Fcbriiary meeting lwih Iii-id

Roll call was answered by -1 .-it the llnnw of Mrs. Willard Mc- verse containing the word "Eniri-" (:;,”u,,, M 'rp..,,-5,1,.-. ,...,.,,in,; rah. The secretary reported 26 i-aiI.s.7th- Seventeen members were made and 32 treats and R7 i-ardslpngg-(.,,i d answi-red roll call by. 19'" dllllml ill" "W"ll- M5" '0 i passing in an article for fish pond b00k5 We” lW"l- Ml""lC5 "l lahllThls feature was carried out at 3399""! W979 mid ind 3W”"'"l- the close of the meeting. and the A very interesting and delailcd sum of 39.00 realized. I report of the Presbytcrial hclil ini The school committee reportedl Summerside in January WIS given the need of a new window .shade.. by Mrs. James M. Campbell andl It was decided that the W.l. pay Mrs. Ray Macbeod. A vote of.for having the school cleaned the lhanks was extended to these tleie- iui of t-'ebriiar,v. Mrs. Edward titles for their report. Mi-ciiitiim will he the next lrllflol .' it was decided to sent 82.00 lll visitor. lhr. Ross Eaton for Tcmpernncel Th? sick l'"m"""" lP'".ll"Ws luorli. Plans were made for they-rs. friiil and card to residents World D of Prayer Service at in liospitai. New sirk rommltttee. (which our auxiliary will entertain. ; Mrs. Fred Hughes and Mrs. t'lIy- IA committee was appointed to too Cudmore. Sewing and Knit- plan the program. lling for the Red Cross was distri- The Study Book was in charge buted. the following articles hav- of Mrs. Ray Maclzod who gave ing been completed and sent in: I most interesting and informal- ll prs. iiikle socks. it pulloverii, 2 ive talk on conditions in Southciist prii. overalls. l nightie, I tunic. Asia. g 32.00 was voted ror the March Next meeting to be at the home of Dimes. and 82.00 membership of the Secretary. Mrs. James fees to the P.l-I-l. Historical Soc. Cnles. where the leader will he lety. The iiiim of 881.50 was coi- M"- l'7dW-"ll M8f'MUWl"- Tl” lccted in the district for the can- text Word Will he "PrE.W'l'" RM oer Fund by Miss Louise Shaw. An MI'l- REY MIPLCOU Will lift" ""3 amusing Valentine contest was Study Book. Collection 5Irn0lllIl('t'llpnnd"(-(pd hy Miss Jpn" (fiirloy l-0 313-35 Ind 31-00 ill Yllcllllmi-Slllll and won jointly by Mrs. Edward 7995- P""'-V A w"'k 3"""'"l9-l '”l and "rs. Willard Mc(Taiium, Coi- R5 cents. A delicious lunch i-iasik.,.”,,,, W" 34.0.1 . then served by the hiistess, assis- M,-,,g (;,-9,0, M,-(;.n..m im-pi-it '94 W "V" "l9'"h"-V the meeting for March. Roll call will be answered with Irish jokes. AVONLEA w"' and It spelling match will be con- Avonlcii W.l. met at the home of ducted. each member to DFPPIIN M". John MacNei" for Ihp rep. ii list of ten words. The hiisiness uary meeting. which opened with period closed on motion of adjourn- if)” ""1 Crppd gm-1 nu. mg.-pm; or ment. After a delicious iiinrh had

.and

home of Mrs. Dan C. .'liacKay. The I Lshment Committee will be Mrs. Hillard Meek. Mrs. Arnold Meek and Mrs. DR" (V MICKIM Collection for the eveninfl II'noun- ted to 81.60

Meeting adjourned and I con- lg-gt put on by Mrs. Roland Payn- ter was won by Lola lticck Lunch w.i. gprved hy the hoslcss assisted by committee in charge.

EBENEZER W.i.

Seventeen members and two vis- itors met It the bony of Mrs. Al- ex Ford for the February meeting. After the usual opening of creed. Roll call and minutes the unmit- fees made their reports. The col- lection amounted to 33.21.

The sick commit reported via- iting and sending cards and a gift for I new baby. The concert committee reported on the pro-

ramme arranged. Sewlnl and Rnlttlng for the lied Cross was turned .n and bills were paid. New committtees are: Sick. Mrs. Malcolm Andrews and Mrs. ter- llng Macleodz School. Mrs. Alex 'and Mt... i an Macbeod and lunch Mrs. Alfred stea and Mrs. Claude Macuod. F am the correspond- ence O3.M I" voted for the March d Dimes. After some dia- cnsaloa it was decided that roll call I -

lllvlllefl to meet with Long Creek "h. for their regular meeting on in" d lh. Mrs. ft. D. Matheaon "ma members for the March "A VII. Roll call answered with

it lrlsh Joke." Lunch commit-

secostarv was asked to write for remiiaau and Mn. Aa- lnwa was to vtttchaae I croklaola board and checkers for the school.

5

WVIIA WINSYMJ

sports rAsi-iioN The

PI .3

very interesting programme. Mrs. Ralph Edwards to have plot”!!!- me for next meeting. The meeting closed by singing God Save The Queen. Lunch wait served by the hostess assisted by the ('nmmit- tee in charge.

HAMPSHIRE W'-

The regular monthly meeting of the Hampshire w.i. was held on Tuesday evening January 7305 ll

the Hampshire hall Mrs. Rich- grd MacLe3n was hostess. The man" "papa by singing the

"Ode" and npeatinl ill? Cfffd "1 unison.

mu call was responded to by six members. The ' tel M ll" last meeting were read and ID- proved. Correspondence was read and dlacciissed.

n was moved and seconded that 35,011 be sent in the March of Dimes. On motion it was decided that Mr. wliltneld Yen be paid 37.00 for work done to half. A bill of 99.65 was paid in Mrs. Everett Clow. Miss Alice Edwards is to have the programme for the next meeting. Lunch commltttc Mr!- John Watts. Mrs. Everett Class and Mrs. Heath LII'tel'-

Collection taken amounting to 43 cent; and gift fund M calls. one new member Joined. Nit

u; M mgguag la undecided.

call to be answered by tag I dime. The meeting closed by singing God Save The Oil!!!- Luch was served by the Nil"?! assisted by the committee is charge.

. IPIINGTON VJ. Mrs. Daniel S. MePhee was her