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BRIGHT LIGHT Ipsychlatrista get together (or tree

. . H. MW mum, discussion. And there is ”patient Aliiilelwthtia”5iii'kl;hhed world of ttiel vroduced magazine". ”The Out- iiitntally ill and the millions who look." are directly or indirectly lnV0lYed- I have not seen ii copy of this in me W89-fend "!”3”.1me' get u? gazine but it must be very like ()iluu'.i Cillzcn N0:'!Ei!l H; v the one gotten out by me PH-llilli thcreis an absorbingar 99- J"' in a psychiatric hospital in New ter Cure for Sick Mindst lay 3” York City, that I did see. It was quell"? MW” PM 3': ":9" I any title sheet very like the us- in it are descnlbed e W" 9;? uai college publication though it at'Cl1mPl'5hedmr the memauyl I concerned patients. doctors and at the Verdun PF0'-Emmi mil” tn: nurses rather than the affairs on ii on ill? Uuisklrls of Mmnma ' wt college . There was good-

iht .-. ,,, me new drug, "Cliiol" natured ribbing of popular doctors

KISEPINTRIM

Trims Down' 3- Ida J TRIMS DOWN 90 POUNDS

You can triumph over any weight ,

les. once you make up your mind

clear in a refreshingly honest re- port from a former overweight from Arkansas who learned the, hard way.

"Thought I should write and by so doing help some of my over- weight sisters pick up courage to lose their extra pounds. If they only knew how much better they would look and feel and what it glorious feeling of luell done they would have, it would help them to start .... ..

"The last of March 1954 I found I weighed 238 pounds for 5'3”. I knew something must be done, as I work in ii grocery store from early to late and also keep house. with all that extra weght to carry around. I was wipped before I started.

"Nine years before I had reduced under my doctor's care, so I knew about calories and what to eat to lose weight. I also knew that most

'ynurseiI...it's what you eat, Learn problem regardless of -an obswvl conscious of every bit of fat that

to do it. This is made abundantly Fats really mun"

90 Pounds

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calories and stay with it. I aim

might eat. but discard instead-

”Don't say you cannot reduce because you have to cook. Once your mind is made up. you canl cook meals for thefamily and still stay happily on your calorie bud- get. I handle ice cream. candy and cold drinks every day at work and could go ahead and eat them if I wished. I do not feel sorry for myself...insLead I feel proud of what I have done. As you see. I have travelled the reducing road twice, an my scales are now my

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nest mean. If I all .' V got busy and lose it. If easier to lose and is to lose 90 pounds! You seemed to help me at I most needed

hope this letter of my will inspire others-" g

Your shining success'

a ring of convictllm give heart to struggling '

lotion Suffering Fast-Effectively

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P”'m'”l"e" tflgemfa wm'iu'.e.lbe"' and patients: jokes and cartoons lei'-KIIUW" dlugi hestzzl; "fne-M .1 anti some interesting poetry. stur-

Nobody lF"9W5 W 9 i les and articles. Special mention illness has l"c'e:59tg gretguymg was made of new patients and pat- ccul 3'0”! 0' W 9 er 5 ients leaving for home.

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important of all is to really make up your mind and then go ahead despite all discouragement. Dis-t couragemeiit there will be, for after

ins figures "9 me m '3 mnslde" The total effect on the reader ablf exlcm 0"" keen" 'w"';' outside the hospital walls was of HM "l u” dhsease and hen." 3'"; a group of men and women. no llill5 T01” lllkmg ”"e,,”f "' u different than patients in any other the arllcle Slat” um expe"51es' hospital. They. like the others. were timale 50 Canadlws wt 0f 000 sick and needed to be helped to need psychiatric care right now set we” Illll half 9' 5" me hospital beds It is when the individual who was In Canadf 5'9 Wcupled by mam” mentally ill patient is discharged pallClll5' from his hospital thalhissltuat-

As aginast lhls IlEPP93Sll18 Plcr from his hospital that this situat- myc, we have a truly hopeful 0119- ion presents a special problem. Too ":5 years ago.' the arllcltf 111' many of us still have the attitude lurms us. ”only 15 out of EVE?! that there is a barrier between 100 st'lIiz0Dhl'0nlCS iuhlZ0PhTc-In-' those who have been patients in cleavage 09 the mind 01' h93"- a mental hospital-and those who "plit peI'S0II8lilil') f9l30V9l'edi 3? never had that misfortune. We are years ago with '5ll00k lfelillnelll fearful: we are auspicious. Recog- m percent recovered. Today Wll-ll nizing this. the Verdun Hospital the new drugs added 30 Existing maintains a social service depart- treatmcnls. m8llY Pmlems "9 wen merit that tries to ease the way enough 10 80 Mme '11 311 Weeksd for its former patients.

ind soinc patients to go home in

three. Many lincurables' are get- I Teachers Study Group Meets

(mg well enough to go home.' The new drug was developed in France and tried first at the Ver- dun (near Montreal) hoispitaldin old in Cam: in un er I95; I! is 5 The teachers of School Unit No. 1 held their ” 'y meeting at Park- diile on November 8th. with Wanda Murphy presiding. The minutes of the last meeting were read and

the trade name "Largactil" and

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an excited. agitated and AS8113? Mr. Martin gave a talk on the use of the projector and arranged

Ive. patients. " The article quoted makes it clear to demonstrate-the following Tues- day to all interested. Miss Ross.

however. that administering the d.l'llglrm0!' other established forms . is only one aspect . The chief usefulness of the drugs is to Mom. Public Health Nurse. was the guest me pauem gone" M, (NH and speaker for the evening and chose thus make him accessible to other "Eye Teslllll" I! he! Sllbleci. She mus of therapy. occupation” demonstrated the use and meaning of the aye chart. i fects. Thus if he pays no or sin The meeting was adjourned and a week when home, you might lunch was served by the Spring charge him say 35 to 87 p week Park Tctliers. when he is aw3ly.l ' -M.l-l.'

Words Oi The Wise

Men give away nothing so lib- eally as their advice.

-(La Ruchefoucauid) (Continued from page 8 MARY IIAWORTH on utilities. has to keep the grass cut, the structure in repair, etc. And the apartment lessee has to continue paying a holding rental: as does the permanent claimant to a room in a lodging house. Otherwise his backlog goods would very likely be ejected into the streets.

All of which has a bearing on John's question. Certainly he should continue to pay at least a retaining ice-"token" board so to speak-while on the road. if he in- tends to call your place home. and to live there between trips. That's the only businesslike way to do it. To strike a happy medium. bet- ween your idea of his paying as usual. and his idea of paying no- .thing at home during trips. I sug- gest this: Cut down his retaining fee when he is absent. Allow him a rebate for the meals h

isn't having at home: and assess him only for room rent and ac- cessory services. such as laundry

maybe. and looking after his ef-

llierapy is one very l1nP9"-"M W3”; pique. It is no longer conslde cu inough "to keep the patient busy'. turi-s can be hastened by dOV8l0P llz basic interests rather than rout- he job: in the kitchen.

Games that call for IPOIIP C0099” ition are more helpful th-Ill PM" physical exercises. Play-rendlnl pimps where patients can identify. tlielr own problem with that of the lllaracters prove of value. There "Patient Council” It the Ver- lun Hospital when Illliuits and

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lather of 5 if he thought there was anything he could do better than mother. "You bet," he said. "when lcmnb the boys' hair. they look like little boys." Guess it's lit" a man's world.

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Dancer Juan Stuart of Toronto takes a tiimbie on her roller skates in -party scene from the Nutcrackei'.' new four-act ballet being presented this season dur- ing the lnloi'll;itional l"l"' 1' "9 National Ballet Company of Can-

JOHNSTON'S RIVER W.l.

The annual meeting of Johnston's River Women's Institute was held on Nov. 7 at the home of Mrs. Wilson MHCDOIIBM, with an attend- ance of six members.

The president called the meet- ing to order and the creed was recited in unison. Secretary then read minutes of last annual andi monthly meetings. which were ap- proved and signed.

Financial report was given Ioi' the ycar and a heat balance was rcpnrlerl. Business part then follow- ed. which consisted of following motions: "That films be shown in Hall in near future.” 'That a ship- ment oi woollens be ready for pack- ing at school on Nov. 30th." "That a blanket be played for at a future card Phrty."

Mrs. Brazel offered In buy the other blanket. Correspondence then followed but no business arose out of' this. Election of officers follow- ed: President, Mrs. Herbert Beag- an, re-elected: Secretary-Treasuer.

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ed to 3531.05, receipts 3535.22.

open nomination: Charles liyric; Vice-President. Mrs. Stewart Miller: Secretary-Treasur- er. Mrs. Victor McPhail; committee, Mrs. and Mrs. James Yeo; sick com- mittee, Mrs. Gordon McLean and

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l-lOUS-EWOLD HINT- Electrical appliances for on-the-table cooking. They keep

food hot. relieve the hostess lrorn running back and forth.

are good ada. At left is Aldyna Dynowska.

Tomato. Behind Joan, left to right: Judith Dornis. Toronto; Barbara Montpellier, Hamilton; Frank Rodwell, Toronto, and

David Kerval, Montreal. ICP Mrs. Stanley Hyde; Red Cross.

PHOT()l Mrs. Elmer Hyde and Mrs. Roy ' I"”' TT Crosby.

MFR Wall” Walkeh P99180185? Mrs. Gordon McLean and Mrs.

Vice-President. Mrs. Wilson Mac- Donald: Auditors, Mrs. Martin Driscoll and Mrs. Dannie Currie.

Mrs. Thomas Brazel invited the members for the December meet- ing. Meeting adjourned and lunch was served by the hostess.

Victor McPhail were asked to take the Sewing at the school again this year. A sl.00 donation was receiv- ed from Mrs. Gordon McLean and a S100 donation from Mrs. Colin McPhail. The secretary was asked to write to Simpson-Sears and T. Eaton for remnants to help our annual auction bale.

The card parties were to be re- sumed on Nov. 23. A lunch com- mittee was organized and all are invited to help, when their turn comes around.

The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crosby. Roll call. a Christmas aug- gestion. Lunch Mrs. R. Jewell and Mrs. L. Drake. The meeting closed with the Queen, after which lunch was served by the hostess and

mmittee in charge.

MEADOWBANK W.l.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor McPhail entertained the members of Meadowbank W. I. at the Seven- teenth annual meeting. Eleven members paid their fees.

The president gave her report on the years work. The secretary- treasurer gave her report. total expenditure for the year amount-

The election of officers was by President. Mrs.

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”Tell your redllcers it is not age that counts. Since losing the weight, I am '50 years young'.... I was old before.

"And it isn't heredity. Don't fool

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