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ELLEN'S DIARY

Continue Safe Driving

"I see"' James said this evening to a farmer from another district, who had dropped by, "we're ob- serving a Safe-driving wee ."

"Yes" the other nodded "so I see by the Paper. "lie was silent a moment, then added. "I can't understand why every week isn't .espected that way."

"Aye" James agreed" with-ev- ery driver who goes on the road aware of his responsibility to him- self and others."

"But that's the way it is" the visitor said. "It's no more than sale. for a walker to be on the road. especially after night and in a car a fellow has to be watch- ful...NowafterIturnedtothia road - and I wasn't idling along neither. I was stirking a nice clip s a car passed me. B01118. well. I should judge he was crowding his speedometer pretty well. I just thought if he were to meet a car around that bend there. something tragic would be bound to happen."

Wind no need of it" James said. "no need of it al alll Our Island's neither so long nor so

broad that'it can't he travelled of

from end to and. and across. in good time at a reasonable rate of speed-"

”And their appointments can't be that pressing" the visitor smil- ed.

"i've had a few important en- gagementr myself and if I was pressed for time, I always consid- ered it was better to be a few min- utes late or even miss them for the time than to endanger my own life and the lives of others on my

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of expertness.

Simply take your purchase to the third floor dept., where, at very little cost, your gift will receive that extra touch

way. I like to have control of my car at all times."

James chuckled rueiuily at s remembrance. "They don't real- iza that they're going so fast. Why. the other night I was a passenger in a carland only that the 'floor-

" were new, l'm sure i would have broken them trying to brake itl As it was. I'll bet I left my mark!"

"it may be all very well to speed up with a new car on a clear road" the visitor commented. "but even then. I always think it's better to be run than sorry."

"I see where one of the Quebec Cabinet Ministers - the Transport Man. says that Canada will have no substantial ieduction in its traf- fic fatality toil. until four out of every five Canadians consider seriously the problems facing us in connection with the operation of motor vehicles" James offered.

"And he said" we added "that one person dies every three hours on Canadian highways - one per- sou1 eyary three hours. just think

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"It's bad." James said. "and besides think of the injured and all the sad aftermath."

"lie said tooo that the Springhlll Mine Disaster drew national atten- tion with the loss of 31 lives. But in two weeks since. twice as many Canadians had died from traffic accidents. and in the same time. ID persons were injured."

"Well that's it you see." -lames nodded. 'icuible . . . yes and everyone's to blame - not care-

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GIFT WRAPPING SERVICE I

A helping hand for rnenln particu- lar-Seve yourself by having the

MAEY I.44w.o.RT.u

Spinsier, 32, Has Proposal

From Fine Man

Dear Mary Haworth: I am a woman 32. unmarried and past the age of many choices. I have a blur friend Bob. 30. who has most at the qualities that a woman

look for in a marriage partner. lie is a fine fellow-well educated. dependable. of good family (we are alike in these re- spects).

But I believe his shortness of stature and lack of personality force are the reason he is still stlngle at ll. i've never been par- tlcularly sought after for dates. and I think it's because I have a rather distant air. don't radiate warmth and am a perfectionist. Yet men seem In like and respect me once we are acquainted. i wasn't datingwhen I met Bob. and accepted his attentions mostly for something to do. I was at- tracted to his friend John. who wasn't interested, apparently. I still see John. casionaliy, in groups. when he returns to town. and always feel "alive" when talking to hlrn. Afterwards I am gsaatlslied with Bob-who wants

marry me. GETTING NOWHERE ' When I think of John. I think it would be 'a mistake for me to marry Bob; that I ought to gamble "all or nothing"-aim at the man I want and not settle for less. Yet I have no cause to think

John is any more attainable now than he was two years ago. He too is a fine person. with a charm that makes a girl want to mother him, while Bob is solid. slow and dependable-but not exciting. I am quick, emotional. shrewd and possibly a little flighty and dom- lnating.

Bob and I have been dating for two years now and I feel we are getting nowhere. Am I foolish or irnmatura in expecting too much? Or what is wrong? We are good companions and have a good time, but nothing stupendous. We get along fine; and aside from the fact that he doesn't interest me completely '(though I like him very much). he probably would be a very anti ' y husband and

ful enough, that's all-"

"And we've only one life." the visitor observed soberly "and et- ernity's a long, long time . . . Well. he chuckled. "changing the sub- ject - someone said you had a calf for sale."

"Aye." James smiled, "we have a young animal out there - a stoc- ky lad too."

"Then well go and have a look at him." the other said rising and leading off to the stables.

Let Islanders adopt a safe driv- ing schedule this and every week. so that all may live longer and happier in this Garden of the Gulf, where machine - owners are le- gion.

Until tomorrow - - - Diary - Goodnighi..... .

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Dears.P.: it appears that you havathaoldasahfialllllwf - and that with

in charac . Prohslib ' 1! llll friend John had rlllooded to your interest. you would be equally un- certain

advisability of

marrying r - Much of thlsotlser man's charm for you has in do with his seem- est in you (orin marritllh H II at once a challenge and a form of reassurance. th your psychol- 08!. You are stimulated II! N! 0- alstance, which rather smokes out of your habitual aloofness. And you feel safe. . in weaving ardent fantasies about being his wife-safe in the that you know it isn't likely to

your fantasies would take a crit- ical finicky turn. no doubt. akin to your

about Bob. UNll.lALl8'i'!c HUSBAND HUNT All of which adds up to the fact that you are being immature and unrealistic in your alleged hus- band-hunt. You are setting impos- sible standards for yourself-in

ausa it is out of

with - while unable to appreciate specific quality under your nose.

I don't claim that Bob is na-

(for dlffarut reasonai 5.,

unconsilously. ever good or us

happen. If it seemed in ProlDect.I

dissatisfied sentiments! Ilibly Perfect set-up is in the

I philosophically do

terms of wanting that which seemi

out of reach: wanting it chleflyivlded you drop comparisons and

reach. You;invest affectionately In it. As to

are able to invest the unattainable I that. however. you and you alone -specific wondrous appealimust decide in H.

her column,

sonal intcrvieu Write her I ture's whole answer to your needs of this newspaper, '1 can

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81'. ANDREWS C. I L.

The December meeting of the St. Andrew's subdivision of the C. W. l.. was held in the parish hall on Dec. 2 with an attendance of about 40 members.

The president Mrs. G. McCor- mafk Called the meeting to order. Rev. Geo. hit-Cormack.

Ind yearninss. as you wait and pe for. true love's dawning. in- deed I imagine there are many men in the world who might in better suited to make you happy N" Pet your dreams) - if you could find them. Or (equally jm. P0".3'"' 1! you could win them, Igainst a field of other contend- era. But there's the catch.

Reality has to do with "what

Ulla"--and succcssiul living consists

working creatively with what- .eful material is at Iwnd. In a purposeful. construct-

by D051!-Joning participation in the great assignments of Imarriage, parenthood. clc. until the presum- bag. PCT- and the best they

In general. rewards accrue to 50” WI") "l0d85lI)'. cheeriullv

can, here and now

looking at your siiualltin in this-I l'm lnCIInP(I in see benefitsI

light. for you in marriage to Bob-pro-I

Mary liaworlh counsels through

mil by mail or per-

carne from YOU.

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CROCKETT and STOREY I.TD. CIlARLO'I'TETOWN and somus

Have a wide variety of the most hands stock now! SHE will never for

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spiritual pound

ome CEDAR CHESTS in get the gift, which women prize most,

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director. opened the meeting with the League prayer. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The conveners then gave their respective reports.

Bingo report was given byurs. 3. Mac . Treasurer's re- port was given by Mrs. ':.. Me- .. Report for card parties

was given by Mrs. John F. Mac- 'Millan. Card parties were held

in Savage Harbor. Canavoy. West -St. Peter's. as well as in the Par- ilsh hall in Mt. Stewart.

I The ladies of Savage Harbor district are asked to clean the diurch in December. it was mov- ed and seconded that all shut-ins of the parish be remem- bered with suitable gifts at Christ- mas. The following committee is .to take charge of same: Mrs. D. Muiiin. Mrs. C. Murphy. Mrs C. Campbell. A discussion concerning card parties followed. It was decided to play Auction 45's for hours. then play for articles same as last year. Mrs. W. Affleck and Mrs. E Mcllachern are to look after the details.

It was moved and that a telegram of congratulations be sent Sister Mary Monice in On-

iiario. It was decided to have a

seconded

hall before Jan. ti p

The following committee intake charge of same:

Mrs. Stephen MacDonald. Mrs. Ronald MacDonald. Mrs. Cyrene Mt-Donald. Mrs. Ernie Doyle. Mrs. Jas. A. McDomald. Mrs. Jas. At- kins.

After a very instructive address on the Corporal Works of Merry

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Christmas concert in the Parish

J CLYDE RIVER W.M.l. dnada Dec 9” 11'. mi. i The november meeting of-theI W g- y' n, , ,ggg,”G'lu ' ” Clyde Riv W.M.S. et t that ' ' home or Keith 131519;. ':'aeme read and approved. Rou call was, Collection forytheevam . '- ”l:len':Iember them, and the Log! answered byzzmemhers. Pwoviae ted to 83.3. Collectln l&O w vestrengthuntoh.ispe0P.l .34,-.,p jg-ghpogwm ' The M will bless his people with h';'.'x3Z.?.f. 'i."vi”'...i .......i...3'".ZI Peace" - Psalm 29. verse 11. In”. boa” rm. nu Dec. mean”. CI" W "”"'"P "'5 W" "0"'Iiunen committee as rouowi: Sand- P”1"' 93' Hym" "In W” W” svichel. Mrs. George Dlllltli Mrsw

eung. Scriptue reading was tak- mm. ' 3 en from Psalm 29. reading to the J nah swam M" Jan

end. Exposition was read by Mrs. I John 3." George Hyde." Prayers were of? fered by Mrs. Keith Young and Mrs. Everett Murray. after which the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. "A reading "Standing on the Arms" was given by Mrs. Louis Macl.ean.

Hymn 212 was then sung. Min- lites of the previous meeting were

HOUSEHOLD HIE

Rubber-based paints may dry to the touch in three hours. but they will not be ready for the rec- und coat for 18 hours. Give the first coat a full chance to dry thoroughly.

MORNING SMILE

A cocky young man had waited long and impatiently for a bus on a hot summer day- When it fin- ally arrived, he wisecracked to the driver, "Well, hullo. Noah, you finally made it. is the ark full?"

"No," replied the driver. ”We've got room for one more monkey

hop in."

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mg closed with Prayer.

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