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—tesulting in a communication from Prime Minister Diefenbak- er’s office that within the Prime

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honour or hostess, Olive Diefen- baker charms her audience with her memory for names, faces and details, and she is as quick with the right name for the President of a church W.A. as she is for

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the wives of her husband's col- leagues know each other well” Temembering to write notes, send cards or gifts to social and busi- ness friends—whether her hus- band was Prime Minister, Lead- er of the Opposition, back-bench member of Parliament, or a small-town lawyer. It is the man she is interested in helping, not the office.

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letters go out across Canada in the First Lady's own handwriting. \

She wore a yellow dress for the first picture taken in the garden at 24 Sussex. When Photographer Malak told her that he would pre- fer a darker dress—she slipped away and changed into another

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and were followed by the treas- urer’s annual report. The presi- dent, Mrs. Ray Hughes, gave her report of the year’s work and after this the various convener’s gave their annual reports. : Director, Rev. Kenneth Mac- Millan, addressed the meeting on the great importance of ed- ucation. He also stressed the need of being faithful to family rosary. He thanked the women

making | for their co-operation during the

last year. :

The nominations committee brought in the following slate of officers for the coming year:— President, Mrs. Bernard Mcln- nis; secretary, Mrs, J. Alex MacDonald; Ist. vice-president, Mrs. Edward Power; 2nd, _ice- president, Mrs. James Kelly; 3rd. vice-president, Mrs. Philip Long; treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Smith.

Olive Diefenbaker never makes any pretence of giving any group time that could be spent with her husband. Every woman's

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nesday night, “because my band is home then.” Perhaps her greatest

vote-getter—is the fact is so obviously in love husband. You have the feeling that Olive Diefenbaker would

leader. Fiorenza Drow was a gifted lin- guist and she often made speech- es to French or Italian groups in their own language. This won for

ame St. Laurent—‘‘my husband! volent organizations, seeing that

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