APRIL 11 1953
t of the year are now easily
urdied so that
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FOR COWIIS LIIII COLIN
ATI N CLEAN MEDICATION
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YOU
can settle
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down to the real Job ahead.
Look (award to acne interest- ing experiences during the sum- mer b ily where travel or change oi living environment are concerned. it is possible. too. that you may be drawn into public lite- with most enjoyable results.
A child born on this day will have an exceptional sense oi values. integrity and an idealism bordering on the altruistic.
Circumstances beyond your con- trol may result in some emotional tension on Monday, but try not to be disturbed. There is a tendency to discord and wrangling, but if you make up your mind to ignore it in others, you can so about peaceiully in the realization that, unlus you allow them to. these disturbing iactors cannot aiiect either your domestic or your busi- ness llie.
It is not a good day in which to make vital decisions or to en- Bage in ilnanciai speculation. stick to the routine where business is concerned and, in social or dom. estic matters, go out oi your way to do a. kindness. It will more than offset the tensions and conflicts
about you. It It Is Your Birthday
ii Monday is your birthday. the year ahead may otter some vou-
illct. but it need not be serious.
P111115 You have made may meet with some opposition. but it pro- gram of "give and take" should re- solve such opposition. Compromise where you rind it 'ieasibie, but do 1105 Yield on any point which in-
THE GUARDIAN.
tinnitus lit The Vieeli
Continued irom page 2 panictl hy Mrs. .TiritlTr:vT1'a Ir-r, Mrs. lint-tr-r Wood islands.
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Mr. rind Mrs. Gordon Foster leave this morning for Montreal, and will fly from there to Ber-
muda where tiicy lilll spend their liolirlays.
volves integrity or a definite prin- . . . ciple. . . A You have an innate sen” at Mrs. l). R. Henderson has hem
values, but sometimes your over- coniidence antagonizes others. Try to see the other iellow's viewpoint to i'i'i(-ndship. you would find .l'nui' goals much nearer
and enmity turns
Folioivinsz sucli a program,
by late summer,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Foster for the past few days. 0 C 0
Mrs. George J. Rogers, Sr., her son, Mr. Tom Rogers and daugh- ter, Mrs. Douglas Hill, lPtt Wed nesd:-iy morning by air on a trip to Montreal.
Late tall and early winter'shnuld . e o
be excellent periods where tinances are conccmcd. Family relationships pleasant
should be unusually throughout the year,
A child born on this day will be mentally brilliant. full oi seli-con- ildence, but inclined to be tnctless
in dealing with others.
Miss Phyllis Tait, student nurse at Saint. John General Hospital Saki John, N. B., returned to duty Monday alter spending the Easter week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeBaron Tait.
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last Friday to visit her iather and two brothers in England. Ac- companying tier was Mrs. J. W. Dickie. 273 Eiiswn St., who is vis- iting her daughter and two grand- (ohlldren in Scotland.
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Mrs. A. E. Davies left Wednesday to visit her nephew, Wimz C0m- maridcr H. C. Vinnlcombe and Mrs. Virirviccrmibe at Edgar. Ont. before sailing for England early in May.
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and Mrs. John Leuty and
two children. Summerside visit- .inrg in Charlottetown, the guests int Mrs. w. R. Altiken. Lonirworth lAve.
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Flight Lieutenant and Mrs. W B. Ashury and daughter, Judy. of lcliathani, N. B., spent Easter with lMrs. Asil)ury's mother, Mrs. James llilake, liillsborouezh Street.
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Lieut. Commander Kenneth Birt- wistle, AD.C. to Lieut. Governor 1.11-aggro of Nova Scctia, accompani- ed by Mrs. Birtwistle and daugh- ter Jill. has returned to Halifax after spending the Easter week- end with his parents, Mr. and lMi's. A. Birtwisilc.
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O l Mrs. Charles Fer.-trick of Mid- dleton. N. S., is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. M. McGuire. . . .
I Miss Ann Gerry was hostess to it luum.iaei' of her friends at an en- t,i:w,i.'il:lc dance on Wediiesday even- f trig. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Howatt spent Easter in Mnncton. guests 01 MY- und Mrs. Harold Howatt, U 0 I Mi'. and Mrs. D. M. Gass. no- rrnipzinicd by their daughter Kitty. spent the Easter week-end in NEW Glasgow. N. S., with their parents, ;Mr. and Mrs. F, R.'Gass and Mr. and Mrs. H. P, Mcculloch. Mrs. Guss and Kitty, who remained in New Glasgow for the week, expect
;to arrive home on Monday. U U 3
Prior to her wedding Miss Teresa Blacquicrc was tendered a miscel- iniieous shower at the home of Mrs. Ralph Maclnnis. when Miss Shirley Wt-atlivrbie was hostess. The bride- io-be received a variety of beauti- ful gifts, Mrs, William Dow-ling sisn cntrrtalned at a kitchen show- or for Miss Blacquiere, when she Wm thr rocipiotit nt many useful pins. 3
Miss Georgie M'aoFai'lane. R. N. of Summcrslde, who is leaving next week for England to attend the Coronation. was honoured by a niinxibcr of frlezids on Monday even- ing when Miss Edith lnman. R. N. and Mrs. J. Wall, E. N. were joint liostesscs at their apartment.
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Senator and Mrs. T. V. Grant oi lvioiitaguc and Ottawa spent the Enstcr wet-,k-end in Summersidc, guests of their sons, Dr. A. R. Grant and Dr. Vincent Grant.
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Dr, and Mrs. Henry Moyse enter- tained at their home in Summer-side at a buffet supper on Monday evening honouring: the Mount Allison Quartet after their concert.
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Mrs. Stuart Martin of Chatliarn. N. B, and Mrs. A. L. Brewster oi Moncton. N. B. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Currie this week during the . MacDonald-Currie nuptials.
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Mrs. Harry silliphant was hostess at bridge at her home in summer- side on Tuesday evening.
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Mrs, Hammond Johnston enter- tained for Rev, George Ayers. Sum- mcrside, on Wednesday On the occasion of his eighty-eighth birth- day.
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Miss Constmice Enman le-ft Burm- mereirle last week on A visit to New York City.
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Mrs, Ian Mricxenzle and Miss Iona Macdnnald were jovint hostesses at the home or the ioirin- er in Summrrslde on Thursday evening: honouring Miss Dorothy Daley whose wedding will-l take place this nitemoon in Trinity United Church.
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Also entertaining for Miss Daley this week at u miscellaneous show- er were Mrs. Garth Gay and Miss Julie Mciklo co-hostesses at the hnmc of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mciklc. Summer-side.
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Miss Hazel Adams. R. N. has re- turned to Summerside after visit- ing friends and, relatives in Bos- ton, Mass.
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,Mr, and Mrs. William Hayward
entertained at their home in Sum-
mersde on Wednesday evening when mixed bridge was in play. 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bell of Sum- mrrside spent the Easter week-end with their son and daughter-im law. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bell, in Bvridgrrwater, N. 8,
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry silliphnnt at Painimersidc have as their guest this week, their graiidson. Mr. Alan
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ii,v to" woman; could have cheer- ruil,v have taken him across ii knee and spanked him-and his sex - ior every heartache and disappointment oi women-kind. suitered on their hehaii. "Thcylre gone!” he announced. "Came out and play!" A shy and
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It Is raise
ithe crayon dropped; kerchiei were donned boots.
xvitih what Pat swatest. smile," 'txi having another
and his tone was like honey, "iour
iappy smile wreathed her ieatures; Jadset and and over-
p to believe that tom orrow will never,
"What do you say," he proposed !come. It will come inevitably,
would term "the
ook in at the lambs! Aren't. they" and with it Cill the uncertainties
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l Millman, of New Glasgow. N. S. 1 t t ii: i
Miss Helen MacPhee, R. N. of lMontreal spent a few days in Sum- l -merside the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs, J. A. M:icP'hee.
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him. J. B. Downing and Mrs, B. F. Hunter were joint hostessesl at a hospital bridge at the home:
of the iormer when ilve tablesl were in play. i e 0 e l
Mrs. Donald Murray with
herl family, or Coverdale, N, E. spent, this week in Summersidc with her”
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Smith.
0 O 0 Mrs. Harold Scliurman enter-,
tamed the members of the Oktol Club at her home in Siimmersidc on Tuesday afternoon. I I u ' Mrs. W. M. Beattie and Mrs, 11' H. Tliompson of summerside entertained -a number of frlendsl at Birch Hill Lodge one evening last week.
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Mrs. A. B. L. Home and grand- dauirhter. Mtg Janet Horne. left Summerside yesterday by train for the coast. stopping en route witlil relatives in Calgary and Vancouverq
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Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Thomp-l son oz Ohatham. N. B. spent the; ,Easter week-end in Summersidc llvitli relatives.
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Miss Geoigiiia Lenrrl at-.. lolieiown spent the Easter week- end in Simimerside with her”, mother, Mrs. Wright Lcard, at the.
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home of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Moysc. l C O I y
Mrs Charles Bacon left on rc-l
turn to Cornwall. Ontario on Mon- '33? after spending some ti-me int Summerslde due in the illness and death oi her mother, Mrs. G. W.l Bell. 1 e e 0
Mi'. and Mrs. George Lewis innit their daughters. Louise and Mai-,v.i of Miancton. N. B. are visiting; in Sumrm-erslde, guests of Dr. and' Mrs, H. '1'. Oolvin and Mrs, E. W. Manson.
. . . Mr. and Mrs. Alan Holman left Summerside on Wednesday fol" Halifax, N. S. O O 0
Mrs. D, C. Tompkins of Mhnctoii. N. 3.. spent the Easter week-end with iriends in Sununedslde.
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Mrs. James Cairns left Summer- sicie by plane on Wednesday for Ottawa where she will be the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Prlchard.
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Mr. and Mrs, W. Wang” or Haiiiax, N. S.. spent. Easter inl- Sirnunerslde guests or the ihrmers brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Firth Bowness
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Miss Margaret Laugille of Hall- fax, N. S., is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ian McKenzie, summerside.
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..m.MjMM-::-- Away irom the children all day and cannot hold children to him as can the mother.
Oi the total number of cases (1703 only 25 per cent had graduated from high school; about 10 per cent had attended college for some time.
Although these iiormtlc clinics have only been in existence ior a short time, eleven months, even with this limited experience it has been shown, to date. that 82 per cent of the persons treated in the clinics has not returned to the use of narcotics. .
A5 with alcoholism, there is some slight. or. perhaps. large inade- quacy in the make-up oi the cou- stltutlon in narcotic addicts that induces them to take the "easy" road mit, oi their difficulties in- stead of fighting or working their way out.
This perreillaize or cases reclaim- ed from narcotic addiction is about the same as that reported by Al- coholics Anonymous whnee meni- bers. realizing that while they do not lack hrains (many have it very high intelligence Quotient). they do recognize their constitutional lack or inadequacy.
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"I shall walk gently dear;
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The airy spaces to your side.
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Yet, lest some sudden sound he- tray
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My coming - lest some un- quiet step of mine Should give you fright, I shall walk gently, quietly. Beside your path tonight. i shall speak gently. dear. In tones that are as one with wind and rain; s Lest. in suddenness of voice, your heart Should be alarmed, I shall re- rne ioiiowlng Representatives oi the sun Lite at Canada in Prince irain . Edward island will be glad to discuss with you any matters relating From saying overloud. my eager to his imurance or annuities. without obligation. word. CEABLOTTETOWN Yet he-Min! Wind 1" leamr MRS. DOROTHY ROGERS - A A MOORE km” W" W” 1 R. C. SHEA, KINKOR-Al
Once more have journeyed to
you through the sky." H. C. BOHAKER - Unit Supervisor
Until Monday Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Good-night . . . .
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