Tlie Guardian. Page 9 Thursday, Oct. 25, 1956
Discuss Fibers At Home Ec. Guest Meeting
The Prince Edward Island Home Economics Association met at the Queen Charlotte Hish 595001 Wednesday evening, October 17th. President, Mrs. Robert Acorn Dr?- sided at the husineu session after which members and their guests. representatives from C.A.C.. and University Women's Club, were addressed by Miss Beth Crosby, Dupunt representative. 0!! Relief
imuia be -tuaieri Ind spcclsl dir-
ections followed. iieleiiiui and Han, in are trade names for stretch. and crimp nylons and Miss Cros- by concluded her instructive talkl
names ion but be yet
lb! saying that as time goes on
Mrs. Lawson of the local branch 3 questions and ancuuimg.
SAVE ON MEATS "BOILED DINNER SPECIALS"
o ncwer fibers will be leg. by the chemical name would; iai more confusing.
ur an opportunity
SUGAR.l0lbs. 87:
Broken Pekoe
TEA. lb. 79:
proudly when we entered very soft-
ly and with curiosity the near pig-
gery this morning. The nightlight:
still burned there, though the sun-
rise was setting the new of its
gold in eastern windows and the
day was clean and sweet and beau-
tiful without. "Count thernl" she whispered. "There's eleven. I think."
Tiiere were. All snug and mom-
entarily asleep along that warm bosom that is their haven of home. "Not bad, eh?” she smiled. somehwat wearily. "It's good-good!" we beamed
"But Just look in liars, Ellen!" she in the adjacent pen called soft- ly. "Didn't I lay last evening that counts minei I confsss.' she sighed. "I don't feel equal to it myself at the moment. I got up to tan and than . . . oh my. it's too much for I bcncome mixed up and be-
I had a feeling? well . . .
me. wildsred
Then too, obviously not long
to come to the vicissitudes of this
old world struggled in content a-
and baring hardwood trees of the woodlands, October takes us now along his final stretch of way.
Until tofnorrow -- - e- Diary- Goodnighl. . . . . . '
MORNING SMILE
The young Indian stood before the Judge and reaffirmed his de- sire to have his name changed.
"What is your name now?" the Judge asked.
"Shrieking Loud Train Whistle". the lndlan replied.
"And what do you wish your nama to be?" asked the iurlst.
”"'0ot." the Indian said.
from Ephesians chapte s one and three were read.
Due to the absence of the presi- dent. the business mesting was conducted by the vice president. Mrs. C.H. Weeks. A card of ap- preciation was read from Mrs. Jes- sie Matthews.
It was decided, to change the hour of meeting to 2:30 p.m. be- ginning in November. The Wor- ship leader for the November meeting will be Mrs George Ram- say. and the study will be present- ed by Mrs. Wm. Aubrey. Plans for the WM. . Thankoffering ser- vice to he lied on November 4 at 11 am. wem discussed.
In the absence of Mrs. Bonyman
Fr-'
HOUSEHOLD HINT
To remove starch from the sole plate of your iron. clean it with a clean dry cloth.
SWIFT DROP Japan's birth rate has dropped faster than any other nation in
the P .y , .. repon was given by Mrs. Fred Leard as follows; Home calls 19. H .,' ' calls 10. Cards 10. Treats 3. Flow- era 6. The committee for packing the box containing 80 pounds of good used clothing was shipped. The first cha tor of the new
line and accentuated midriff. most of us feel we'd like to turn our- selves in on a new model. one that is willowiy and slim. That spare- rlbbod look is de rigucur this season.
These styles demand slimncss and tautness. and there is nothing for it but suppling exercise move- mcnts. so here we go . . .
Start with an elongated stretch. As you stretch think of the part of the figure you are aiming to dlscpllne, and concen rate all ac- tion there.
Position: Standing with feet slightly apart, Irlns at side.
Movement: Swing right arm for- ward. about three quarters of the way up, as you step back with right leg, touching toes to floor.
estlng. After singing of the hymn "Count Your Many Blessings" meeting closed with a period oil silent prayer followed by the Lordsl
study book "a from Burma"
was given in condensed form by.
Prayer and the Mizpah Benedic- tion. During the social hour which-
the pull
Repeat, swinging left arm for-
ward and stepping back with left
leg. again centering all the action
through the midscction. Continue
pstretching smoothly 6 to 8 counts. Now pull against resistance . .
USE A DOOR Position: Stand in
level .
Movement: Pull up with lower abdominal muscles. and resisting with both arms pull away from 3 door as you how out to the loft. Keep pushing until you feel a strong pull on the lateral musc- les that bound the sides of the sil- houette. Come back to postion and repeat three times, slowly and strongly. Change sides and again
resistance. is positively slim-
against waist-bender ming.
The final exercise reaches all the midsectinn muscles and is par- ticularly lonlng for girdle musc-
a doorway with right side pressed against door frame. right arm upstretched clasping door frame, left hand clasping door frame at shoulder
THEY MIGHT FOOL YOU p These decoys are "big as life and twice as natural" - beauti-l fully rounded and water-prooiod inl realistic colors. Yet, they are easy to make by building up wood sec- tions that are no trick to cut. Pat- iem 404. which gives actual-size. guides and shows every step. will! be mailed for 35 cents. It is onei of five patterns in the Sportman's l Packet for 1.50. Guardian Workshop Patterns. 4425! West 5th Avenue, Vancouver,
The oldest-known specimens of;
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In with the-daisies a bri ht the birdaoal and tho svlveet :1 lo: cl about!
"Thu-I'll be other sunirnau" we said smiling down.
''I hope so" she replied. "And aren't these bonnie? All babes an. IreiI't they. Ellen, wherever you let them? Always cuddly and In. aocont. . . and 'Mlghty lak' a -ose' --so sweet."
And along country lanes where
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