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Elaine Duguay And Henry Perry Wed
The wedding was iolemnized at the Immaculate Conception Church. Palmer Road. on Wednesday. Feb. 2. of Elaine Duguay. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duguay. St. Edward. to Henry Perry. son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Perry. also
of St. Edward. Rev. Emanuel
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Curves For The Thin Girl
3: Ida Jean Iain
FEEL LIKE A NEW Once upon a time. there was
a thin girl who often grabbed fa
I hasty bite of lunch so she could squeeze in a little shopping at the noon hour. And to eke out the money for a new bonnet or nylon shecrs. she ate from the price side of the menu more than from taste appeal. Of course she didn't eat much breakfast either -she didn't have time. and be- sides she wasn't. hungry in the mornings. And she lamented that it was impossible for her to gain an ounce
Could that description fit you? Well. on that pattern. a thin girl hasn't a ghost of a chance of adding curves. It you tend to
;NoE1-eakfast isamisballe. slight your meals. chances are your appetite is not very demand- ing. And poor appetite can result from a combination of factors- chronic overdoing. 'faulty food habits and irregularity of nieai hours.
Let's start with the most im- pnrtant meal of the day - break- fast. The test of whether or not you eat enough breakfast is how you feel between 10 and 11 in the morning. On ll good breakfast. you should be going strong until lunch time No appetite for the first meal of the day is largely habit Here's a promise . . . if you will get up Just fifteen min- utes earlier and eat. a leisurely. relaxed breakfast. you can add curves. Tomorrow morning. have a hot. cereal with milk and cream. in place of your usual two clips of coffee. have only one cup. plus a glass of milk. Milk furnishes protein. and it's surprising the energy carryover that comes from
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lace over taffeta. with white c- cessoriea end a corsage of k
roses. She was attended by Miss Kath-
erine Gaudet and groom was sup-
ported by Mr. Joseph Allan.
(:RL 1': 3. Int; ', b K Following the ceremony a wed- gr” ' ' Pm” " '9' " ding dinner was served at the
home of the bride to the im- mediate family and friends. In the evening the bridal party met at the home of the groom. where I large crowd awaited them and a bountiful supper was served to a large number of relatives and friends. The remainder of the eve- ning was spent in dancing.
Previous to her wedding the bride was tendered a miscellan- eous showe at the home of the groom. when she received many lovely and useful iilfts.
At lunch. take advantage of the hot. dishes offered. The day's specials often give the most for the money. Get away from the sandwich. pie and coffee routine. If you carry your lunch, vary the sandwich fillings. and even the bread . . . for appetite ap- peal. Increase the calories by us- ing both butter and mayonnaise on the bread. Take along some mixed nuts. dates or figs. as well as a piece of juicy fruit and a molasses cookie. Have milk. if possible. as well as a hot bever- age.
For the next thirty days. plan to use your whole lunch hour to eat lunch and relax afterwards
. you'll look more rested and prettier. You might take a leis- urely stroll in the fresh air. Or if the day isn't going smoothly, drop into a quiet church and lay your burdens down. Sit there re- laxed for a brief quarter hour and you'll come away. refreshed in spirit and calm in your mind.
If you have between meal pick- ups. they must be the type of food that is easily and quickly digested. such as fruit juices. egg nog or milk. skip the sweets. for they blunt appetite.
It in a definite help to rest before dinner if possible. even if only for a few minutes.
GRADE A NUTRITION Breakfast
Chilled Orange Juice
Scrambled Eggs (1) with Crisp Bacon
Hot Buttered Toast - Strawberry
lsiancier Takes Bride in Saskatoon
A double ring ceremony Wll solemnized at Knox United Church. Saskatoon. Sask.. recently when Dr. D. G. Wilkie united in mar- riage. Josephine. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hunchork. llafford. and Mr. Harold Lloyd Manderaon. son of Mr. and Mrs. H Mander- son. New Annan. P. E. 1.
The bride. given in marriage by her uncle. Mr. Dick I-iawrysh. wore white lace and poet over satin. with matching iacket and fingertip veil. Her bouquet was of white carnations and baby Mums. ,-
The bride was attended by Mil! Sheila Purkis. who wore nile 8799" net over satin. with matchlnl 180' ket and carried bronze and .VE"0W baby Mums.
The groom was attended by Mr. Lawrie Rutttle and Mr. I-lal Hayes acted as usher. ,
For the occasion the bride a mo- ther chose a grey dl'C59- with buck accessories. Following "'9 09? many a reception was held at t e
R. N!) MRS. LEI. ND
The wedding took place on Feb- ruary 2. at the home of the bride's uncle. Mr. Frank Hardy, of Marion Lois. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hardy. Freeland. to Leland Than or i' and Mrs. Le- land Ellis, Northam. The marriage was performed by Roi. David Mawhlnney.
During the ceremony music was supplied by Mrs. David Mawhinney, who also sang. "I'll Walk Beside You.” while the register was being signed.
The bride chose for her wed- ding a gown of nylon lace over
Jain Gills 05 Mm taffeta. She also wore a finger-tip
1 Cup Coffee. it desired how" 0i "'9 blid" veil with a silver coronet and can Luncheon .,,, .m.a.-a. .- tied a bouquet of American Beauty Cruggolftgniomuo soup with I-o'sI1”ilse' maid of honour was Miss Muriel Palmer. who wore a dress Toasted Club sandwich RINIW your or yellow nylon not our laffem mut 031?: Cr .3 and matching headdress and mitts. Frui e I! Glass of Milk - ' -v-(---jee- mu" "' 9"" NEW INTERNA' Baked Chicken 51.49 Whipped Potatoes or Rice G Eliza ..., PSORIASIS Tang? 63;” s.l.d with Tnuied Dramatic clinical results show the m" new internal treatment. LIPAN.
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TIIANE ELLIS (Photo by D. W. Sears)
She carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Beat man for the occasion was Mr. Ernest Hardy.
Following the ceremony a re- ception for 75 guests was held at which Miss Rhetta Ellis had charge
of the guest book. The room was decorated with ferns and pink and
white ribbons and the bride's table was centered with a three-tier wed- ding cake which was flanked by white candles and red roses.
For travelling the bride wore a dress of blue corded bcngaliiic. top- ped with a black fitted coat and red accessories. The newly-weds left or a short honeymoon trip.
MORNING SM" '
Publisher Iv" .liur handwritingla so indistinct I can hardly l. yours. why didnt you before bringing. them to Would-Be-Poet - Type "cm? Diyou think l'd waste III) time
writing poetry if I could type?
We think now of folks in bos- piteis Island-over. tbne destined to remain there. it mIy'ba' only many or perhaps for a more extended period of treatment and care. Like those we visited this
' evening. kin and friends. Ind
others we glimpsed as we walk- ed by open doors with our young- er farmer and James.
Herrfrom a bed. one chatted with a loved on visiting, there eyes looked up expectantly as though another awaited the en- trance of a face most beloved. Nurses on quiet steps moved about on their missions of healing. hear- ing in word or touch. relief to the patients; and all about was the white efficiency. the bush and comic . of the place.
As always we were impressed with the serenity of the patients themselves. it seemed as it now come away from the rush and worry and noise of the world without. here in this one quite a- part. they had reached a quiet
left the distressing clouds iv cir- cumstance to enter alone the cloiste of a Church. tilt.. to leave the cares of heart and spirit from whence rested and refreshed one should at length emerge into the clear sunshine of the day. For here in this strange border-land of place it seems many a fear is dissolved. worths evaluated. new perspec- tivea gained. and of course joys born.
We who have experienced some minor illliesses in our time but know little of hospitalization. ex- cent by visiting there. and by iihat contact gained by having near kin meinbera of the nurs- ing profession. are curious about it. ”Were you worried by the prospect of it?" we asked one who has come safely through the deep waters of a major operation. She considered the question. Then she smiled-and what a happy smile it was!
”Oh, I did . . . but one learns to accept-and is so pleased after- wards!"
ttliow do you like it here?" we queried of another-a farmwife. always an extremely busy woman. doomed (or. for there are two points of view, privileged) to spend a spell of rest. quietly. there.
p ”I like it-why shouldn't I. llul" the smile was wistful-how ild scenes were beckoning to her
”I would like better to be at
me."
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in our bed in the room above lhe kitchen. James suddenly rais- ed his heed to a listening angle this morning.
"It's just what I expected" he
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Frbniary 24th-Sew a familiar sign that set my imagination going. It
hung over a busy door, on a busy street . . . IAC MERIT PLAN. I thought of the thouund: of families scrolls the country who planned for
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Ynu Can Make Sure the children have mitts on when they go out in to the m i ii - w i a te r winds-but you can't make sure they keep 'em oni That's why so many of them have chapped hands-and that's why it's a wise mother who keeps it good supply of MENTHOLA- TUM always on hand. For there's nothing better than Mentholataim
. for chapped. rough hands, ankle! or heels. Use a generous amount " and nib it ntiy. but hrmly into the chap skin. Soon Menthoia- tum's soothing medication brings a relief that. initial Do remind everyone in your family how help- ful Meatholatum isl lied asriu - seon'r you! - for a FREE calvlrnovs SAMPLE to Cona- entially Yours, lill Crescent
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ELLEN'S DIARY .
by an Island Farmer's Wife
said. ririns Ind dmllns quickly- "No cat that!" he "Perhaps you heard a en en!- ing" we offered sfecv - "Listen! there it is again" and be was gone down the stairs in haste. We could hear nothing-no sound in the wide silence of be- fore dawn. . 4 But James had. We found out about it when we came through the daybreak to a stable. There in a strawy nook. in a cuddled dampiah round lay the first cell of the new year! James was obvi- ously well pleased. lie is one who evenifitbeonlyafamilyof kittens that has arrived. is intri- gued by the miracle of birth. How gently he handler the new- born. so happy to have them safe- ly here. We stopped a moment beside him. looking down at this heifer of a beef line. "And you didn't hear the moth- er lowing. Ellen? Strange" he offered with a pleased smile. "The sound roused me from my sleep . I heard the first cell." Before long a moving head of clock warns us. a new morning
will be calling at a window.
Until tomorrow - -i- - Diary ----Good-night.....
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