rire __ ciisawrrmowiv GUARDIAN

weoussnav, _ '- THE WESTERN GUARDIAN Baptist Sunday Christmas At Butter Prieee

_ School iionoert The Kindergarten

The Christmas closing of the Kindergarten WI] held in ‘Trinity m. Baptist Sunday, WW1 W" Social nail, Dec. as and was lsraeiy given in the lower has on ‘mo!’ attended by the parents and friends "v "M- ‘° “ “m” ‘““' " dfiiirri." sitar: ....'.=i- 161100. O G U '

‘Ilhs youthful entertainers be!‘ The festive air which the holly formed their ports very locum-lily-

wreaths and ‘snow scene" gave a8 and reflected great credit on their 5 background. brought further teachers and on the church orsm- pleasure to the visitors as dic- the iet. Mr- J01"! Inch. who trained iarge tree besutifuily decorated and the Junior Gwlr.

laden with gifts made by the wells

sttnecieucxtbenmermi-beieritieirfiuoi-eatereditism bointsdoutthsttdie¥vlr:u'm pastor, Rev. I. J. Lev called tge due Miss linen-is and her,two can iedulotion scmseuaana by m. mm“ Superintendent. W- 3- 39i ' assistant Miss Miriam Not-ting fogbrought e proe bank to level! h V.

. , were A “m: 3.125. "t’.‘.‘3i"“.'.i‘.?. ‘it: til’ iii? 232"}. ""““‘“.i.€§..f“....“ “it? ihiiiimThtihifii “iii-f. ‘“ m‘ KXeCClSIIOH of the Chords and 9g 11131955, _ Jobbers were allows School for his faithful and 831°!" The children enrolled in the first cent more than in other parts. ii.“i.'°"i.ioii‘“° “3oii°i“‘°;‘.‘..*i‘“"»2i‘ F“? ‘ti. “this. M143 53‘; t”......““‘..."ii t°i‘°2...‘.’.’

e . - - es er o . - Bethune made a fitting response. lingerie: Beer, Rollie Diamond: for his butter

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113E Mondsyfgrgmmpmwith m": "f ‘P P ""- “mb 7'7‘

recent order o! the w“,

srtime

and Trade Board. A cheek on It *1 ooireaosssnoii us: INIUI- " secs. . u.

Wednesday ‘Thursday & Saturday

CREAMEBY BUTTER,2lbs.---.___.- 4 Coupons for two lbs.

Good Slse Juicy Seedless a ‘ "“ GRAPEFRUIT-———-————— For 25G

ruaxiiys, nucxs, osssa, CHICKENS, 41.1. 315E“; Choice LETTUCE

CRANBERRIES, lb Large, each - -. _.____ 21821-351: Dos 2 Dos giilifiizaiiiug-itiinars, lb. - - - - - - - - - 23C fioers A.E.G Elle."

raham Dry White Fish and Writer Ahgmuarving ‘Choice Quality c

m mm“, , poiviimss CODFISH, i °“‘°° “32€".....':’....-'..i"l.‘¢iimio miss PEARS, 2 Tine __ PHONE Cash & Carry Stores "a; 187 GREAT "GEORGE ST.

r Bee. Charlottetown in at a later date. - 2 Th“ __ __ __ __ (‘The Store With The Stock) to day he will meet 0s t. .w. i...» 9'” ther. preiident o! d. Provincial ‘tag Command of the Canadian ion. h" ciao-ciao 39~42c

n u em,“ M ommfium m Heavy Passenger lb-lilo

e 6 arrl while the train due st ili-‘idhikiiii-“iiliiiiciiit-‘iél hit’; “was w" i s’ 10* "a Mail Traffic To ieilgg Magdalen is. 25o

e orn- is‘ s former premier of N3. He is “jig Despite s total 4c 111E

AGBNTI: J. Elmer Murphy. so Hanover 8t. and u‘: - George Glow. l0 Ottawa 3|- "ii - smmnasme and PRINCE 000"" ‘ ‘ News, Subscriptions Advertlsinl

n Guardian may be hooahtdeily at w: of the "1- . liming stores in aumuauaids-

i a ‘ghoul, Water Street- (iourliea, i...__£to:e Water siren,

e Specials

"79c

usl hrietenas concert of “mum o iniheprlnolalstorel es reveeled that ildthtuh "ma" can poun which giirstcmere paid lest week.

ch only 40

lmtheruiwix: one-cent above one discoiintable up to and- majority charge of 41 cents. Mr. December 81st.

Cl. H. Barbour, Prices and Bu ply Representative 0d ces Board

Bu”, we”; 5mm, Mark usudet, o‘! Granville Street

4| u q} to an borne in Bummerside by B” .4 “w. 2:, fir-vain per Wiigk. Phone 289 for this lefllee m y.“ ‘we: to the boy responsible for deliveries on your route.

-0B.Df-;n flashlight bulbs st Braces.

—iFUll BUYER — EB. R» N. O'- Bryan is expected t0 resume ill-Willi Fox Peltss at oiiige ‘Ogeshafi

, ummersi . Rogers ' 12-30-21

--MEMOIUAL DECOlATED-e-At the Christmas Day morn-ins w’- rice in St. John's Church, 5t. Elea- iiois, there was dedicated by Rev. Aicudeacou Harrison, the rector a new altar frontal and s reading dusk given by Mr. Richard R. Hunt, now resldlii in Windsor. NS, in memory of Iiichsrd R. Hunt, Mrs. |J€55l€ Jones and the Rev. Dr. T. g H. Hunt. B

-FIINERAL 0F IAME GOR- MAN — The funeral of the late James Gonnan was held on Monday nioniuig from his late residence ln Kensinqton to Indian River Catho- ‘llC Cliuiclr High ltiass of Requiem

was celebrated by the Pastor, the R/sv. Jiiwpli 'i‘ri-iiiior. Burial was in Iiidiaii River Cemetery. The pall- loezircizs were: Messrs. Harold Mul- Ilnlly, Jolui MacDonald, James Bre- §ham, Leo ltlCcflfVlllfi James Saund- iers and George Mullnlly. The late 1M1‘. Gorrnnn, wlio was unmarried- iciurr to mourn tun brothers, Lenus and Josi-pli 0f Kciisiiigton and one sisii-r Lucy, also oi KensingtoiL-S

and auto

phgpleessllttonle

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K - ‘EPA. dryins "to? :nd, i'a1 ggilfilklliiblfl at

ni-acek. i Iri- yfnugmfifswliliiirfi callback I W- Mfkmmes” Bedeifiao-zi

‘Graham ta

ireit oonfIdent least l0 of app can sc- oepted. ‘Ihree o the girls who were interviews were too youg’, being only l7. The Recruiting n‘;

R0 l Can . .1, _ ya - sid-i-afiTMloIi-‘msuncillgaolice at summer‘; . . , .- till an “(is yesterday said. a c coiiivnlw‘ m“ 3M“ mzedociliiiva; . ' die iaciiuty oi - 51%;‘! giiid ihe still was found rigor ev . . = er .. -, iiii. moon i111 Qhemiillililiififils‘ligriiiiiliiiioi l SAC! “Wild be taken lli ziifwvijllffi" i E i1; RINK - Free Oh-ilgrfigyQSkaui Wrdneedli’ "l" trnooii Dec. 30. Hockey Thurs- e ni iii Album Vufhlls Kiiikura. dlziilnhxsizoii‘ inc. $139531 5km“ Ne“. gears nigh!» Admhsm“ 25c" Reg‘ iilar skating Satiiriiayi nigiligme-lil-l mission 20c. "

_Am RED CRUS-S - Grad“ 9- 1g 11 and l2 of the Summerside aohnemv and from School this Year Sziie till ‘lwr usual CIu-Esitnins treat for ii‘ll(’ll s iiiid Du 1 m"! in in plate liiivc iUTWflFGPd the gum of $25.00 to the Rod C1085 Society for use in their Christmas work. l‘

Yesterday 's Market

CORRECTED FOB. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ISSUES

age dos.

L. P dnWTTlli I Rates d?!’

. e . ey o o sy ., e. gtrii-iwiizhneirle issérni He con- FREE

err o . . .1‘. M -I Miilsn, resident of the Prlhge DELIVERY slsnd Red Gross Society and Mr. D.J. Bonnell on lems relating to the Russian Rel ef Cam- 55-580 paign. Jud Tilie is chairman of‘ 54003921111 he New ninswici Cesn ‘

Program

Good morning Bun. Weather 50118. A Gmetlnl. All the children. Chorus, Bells.

Ohonis. Belle. All the children. Recitation, "If", Paula Iarquliar-

eon. Duet, (Jl-iristmas Bells. Rowan and Frederick Beer (twins). B Chorus. Santa Claus is Oomlng to Town, All the children. P Scandanavian Dance, Joan Mall- ett. Mary Hughes, John Bentley, Andy Anderson. Chorus, 1n Bethlehem. solo. Ill City of David. Jackie Williams. Solo, Olive Trees, Winnlfred Mac- Phersnn. 8 Dolls, Joy MacKie. Helen

Walltln MacCabe. Judy Wood, Helen Brown. leader, Gordon

Personals

—-M1ss Hazel MacNellf of Mono- ton was the guest. of her sister, lvirs. “faiilfllje Bradshaw, sumnierside for iilie Christ-mas weok-eiid-S

_Wriier Charles Taylor, son of ltfr. and Mrs. J F. Taylor, Summer- isidc spent the Christmas holidays

toes, lb. island head lettuce, each Potted plants Beets, pe lb. Turriips, 5 for Lamb, r lb. Vegetsb Marrow Squash, lb. Red Cabbsfie Pumpkins, .

— FUNERAL 0F MISS MAR- GARET (“Lug _ The funeral of the late Miss Aiargarci Glks, who- dlcd in Chariottcioyvii on Satiudiiy night, n5 s. nssult of burns caused “.315, hgr clothing caught fire at the home of her iwpiiew. Rel! M50" Donald, ivas llfWd lTIiTE-Ydal‘ mm?‘

lrt Exhibition Opened Last Night

An exhibition of oil painti-oll end

m ing. Heavy passenger traffic on the saying B, m, Ohmommn Hem mainland accounted for the delay. and will remain until w. f f to the Mflzfialgiu Islsn

lfl C.W.A.O.'s LIAVI ‘I'll!

MORNING-Elie following Island since Sunday Capt. Carl Burke, of Maritime Central

girls leave this to take up mo;

their duties with the (xsriadian lined to the Gilli Islandmm

and oranges to the ool. Janet Rogers, Daryl Rngers, Billie reduce their price bv two cents yes- sy.

Pr - Garth Mellett, Jean Mallctt, Jackie

Recitation, "stitches". Itta Iuth-

Leod, Joy MacKie, Bonnie Hine,

Joyce Mawarine.

_ , ton, Elisabeth Aitkinson, Gordon

Recitation. J9

y 7-

"Jack and Jill," Peter

Sutherland.

Dialogue, “Christmas Stockings,"

Stewart.

Chorus, “Bethlehem Lullaby,"

Chorus, "Little O

“blBistlnesi-ide", Mrs.

ass

Recitation, Joan King. w n,‘ y Con” m.

mar Night", Primary Class.

cons Capt. Burke said the amount of

Santa Claus then made his a Ronnie Diamond, Paula Farquhnr- Retailers in. all other centres in pearsnce, and distzciiltoyted can “mi mrrm“ 5”“. James Duffln, the province were also supposed to The foliowini ll m9 IIIOBIIm: Reid, Edward McCabe, Helen Mc- terd 0110M. "Away s Man!!!" Cube. Edward Brien, Jane Ledwell, Williams, Mai-ion Ann Bradley, bfllg-Ildliatlo a N ' Yur" Winnifred McPherson, Ja-net Mac- ec h. PP! I , ‘l. '_ John Alan MacKenzie, Andy An- buglififliéi gimme Bells," Miss Tar- def-son, Adrice Lawton, Fern Law- s s . McKee. Phillipe, Judy Wood, Ross Black, gtofzafigllrle Jonnie Bentley, Mary Hughes. Solo, "Little Feet Be Careful", Sylvia Campbell. Miss Tarbuslfs Class. Solo, "Silent Night,” ldsrfllret Recitation, Norma Jean Gay; Duet. Nelda and Joan Webs r. Primary Class. Recitation. Audi-e lawton. tunes Bong," imsry Class Dialogue. Campbell's 0'1 . Recitation, Robert Jones. Recitation, Elizabeth Jones. Chorus, "That First Glad Christ- Chorus. "Merry Christmas." Jun- ior Choir.

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15-400 Buchanan, Iredericton; Meirorie 15¢ Crane, miarlottetown; and 4e Grace Bowling, Clrtown. an El -

0e norafid Catherine MoPiieeo-eorge-

A March. The 333C

inc at. Summcrsirio with Hlilh M355 n! ivquivm at m. Pituls Church.

The Driilbczirvrs were: Fred MlllTlhV, i

W.J. Iiidvmiq Eiiuuird Gillis, liV-B. MrNeiii, EP. Foicvarid ‘Tliw- Jflhn- stone. The oslcbrant of ihP M355 was the Rev. J C McDonald. Rt my G J. the graie-S

._IAMILY BEREAVED‘ — Word m; been receifiwi ill Siimmerside of the passing of Miss Laura Coomlxi Stewart on December 9th 1942. The dccoaseci lady was a nat- ive of Ifislitou-ia where she hfld many friends as wcnl as in other gggtions of thi- i-mmiv. She had born in failing health for some time and on rising mi the day of iim death “w. niivinreiiily in her iisiizil good health. Later in the moriiinz shc fndilfid and nn being Du‘. to hm qiiEr-ilj.’ fol‘. into the seen from

-. more it- no uviklnz in “wit! Hm- IURPYTII took place on i3.- niUnu-iiiz Friday and was iii-

5 b;- llPT many fronds, Tlicre

raft to mourn many friends in i’. vicinity as well as in

rd Ii-iand. The deans--

in and around Bos-

‘ " a urea‘ Iiiflill.‘ years.

n11‘

_ I-‘l'.\'ER.»\LM>()'i-:NI.ATE Amos

lh\\"ll)r-"i.\‘ — ’l"ii.~ funeral 0f tlio ‘ held on ‘ lute ,

late Amos Davidson was ltlonduy‘ afternoon from his IPSUJCUN" iii Burlington io Spring- bro<ik Cemrirry’. Service iriis con- ducted by the Ri-v. lie-rbert Buninizi. ‘Ilia prilibe; was udire: Niessrs. Elvin Bryantou, Joseph Cos: 1y, Wisli-v Cole, James Simmons, Reg Tuplin and Ray Bryiiiiioii. The into Mr. Dnvisnn was 79 years old and leaves fr; mourn his widow, the lormnr Christie Boar-Late of Sprint! VHUPS and rme son Nfciuritt, in the United $tates,—S

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CAN'T SLAP DOWN THIS MOSQUITO-Cleverly de- twin-engined

signed new British Mosquito, niinissancc bomber, demonstrates its

[lying even whi-n our: motor has been knocked out.

MacLclli-in officiated at‘

this ‘

Warrirui OVPFSBHS of their son, Ken-i

at his iiome in Summerside. S ‘ -Mr. Frank Trinton of the R.C. ,N.V.R., spent lrs Christmas leave 1st his home iii Summerside. S.’ -—Sgt. Rosa MacKenzie, R. O. A.‘ l"., L; spending a few days leave (with hi5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 1L. Frank MilCKellZifi, Suiiimarside.

i —Mi.se Vera Allan R.N. of the ‘stall’ of the Provincial Sauitoriiim. ‘Charlottetown spent ilie Christmas [holidays in Summer-side, the izuest ,0! Ml‘. and Mrs Wallace Brad- ‘ $ll11\\’,—S

~Mis< Dolly bfatthoivs, student , of Presbyterian Deacoiicss Training jColioge. Toronto, SpPlli Christmas holidays with her parents Mr. and ,l\Il‘S. Vernon Matthews. S.

—S0l'EP3l’li. Frank ltforrisson of the Veterans Guard i; spending a furlough with his wife and children Iin Summersfie. S. Ji

B

--~Mr. and hifi-s. Wm. A. Matheson of Summerside East have received a viblegrzim ElllilOiiliPIllg the safe

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neiii. R C.N V.R. S.‘

ONE WAY 0F ENLISTING m

"HlATJTll-‘XX, Dec. 29 — rCPi -._ ’l‘iici'r'.\' suiiicthiiiq uniform iliiit i . Clfillfl. of Biltliui‘ _ N B. 1o out It got. him right into iiie aiTny. Brought. iiifu court lierc tin it charge of imiuvrfuliv ivcuring an army uniform, he said ho wanted t0 J0 ihp army, and the Magistrate turn-

ed him over to the Provost corps. D

M‘ 4I9.'~“_.'§l_$_l'i}E-

reco- E ability to keep on i

One of the Delfnvillnnd three-bladed hydromatic type

4v

' Mrs. MscAu Jiinlor Choir.

ketinil." Miss Saunders’ Class. Songs,” Barbara Rupert and Choir. Miss Pounds Class.

Window." Mrs. Law's Class.

Joan Robinson, Betty Acorn. Gulliver's Class.

Member of Mrs. Dousiss‘ Cass. Junior Choir.

Douzlas’ Class (Member).

Tuxis Parliament Openis At Halifax

Maritime Tuxis sndAOider

Harvey speeech from the throne this after- i X10011.

throne continued’ through the aft- m ernoon and evening sessions.

oi’ Woodstock, N.B., is leader of the opposiifon.

Propellers remains stationary as the ship pklm] m4 clouds. Offensive emiame with four 20-mm cannon ' to get under the enemy‘; skin,

Exercise, "Happiness lays Class.

“When Love is King," c Exercise, “Merry Christmas M“.

Flowers," P1

(Zlrorus,

Solo and Chorus, "The song of

Exercise. "Christmas Heralds,"

Exercise, "The Shepherd's Cloak,”

C

Members oi’ Mr. MacAulayfis Class. in

Recitation. "Waits Beneath the Quartette, "O Blessed Bethlehem" arbara Quigley, Marlyn Rupert.

Exercise. "Three Wise Men," Mr.

Recitation. ‘Look for the Star," w Chorus, "Mary's Wonder Child," A Radiation, "His Birthday," Mrs.

Offering. . "The King of Angels,” mior Choir.

V It of Santa Claire.

HALIFAX, Dec. 29 -(OP)—I'VP- ally opening oi’ the 20th annual Boys’ Rev.

the

Lieut.-Governor Den ion delivered

Debate on the speech from the

Premier of the Parliament is Ron rysdale of Halifax. Frank Phillips

nt carries a powerful sting,

and four 303 machine guns c

O

Lorraine Scott.

to James Duffi _

‘he Loraine Scott.

England. Ga don Phillips.

trelletistrlbution of gifts from um

9110mm from been able to zerte before strongly

columns in reached g tween

ed

g-gédgetlilgiired Mi enemy airfield at

filigardestroyed 40 Axis piqnes on

soon task was guard and that "means more mo. thodiccl which ed." would

abou eastern Tiinisi m t.

flami-

ss six o; seven, inciudin bombers. lllinet two Allied er .

and off t e eastern ‘runsisn coast. and

Tunisia, its blows overl

A well-nos here said that Na Albert Keseeirinis his air common ranean to a post on the Russian front, because oil

mel'e com lain

iillips,

Gam Ch i.i. shi , hiidresi. H m“ p! To" A“

50b. I saw Three Ships, Elizqbgfl;

Recitation. Christmas Wishes.

801e, Slmla Claus. Billie Reid. Recitation, The Night Before hristmas. Andy AndcrfiQrL

Solo. Jingle Bells. Santa ‘s Com. i! Soon, John Alan MacKenzie. A Pantomime, All the children. Chorus. Santa Claus i; coming Town.

Duet. Away in a Manger, Adrigg

Aitkinson.

and Fern Lawton.

Recitation. A Christmas Greeting, n

a Game. Tl Bi k. ith. 8rd McCabe. ‘Elie ‘$011735, Mn n" Biddle?! and James drivers.

rinn Duffin. Paula Farquharson,

3011K. Therwli Always Be An

Pth Mallett, gm} Go)‘.

on.-." The King

THIRD ANNUAL

(Continued from 3e i)

Bong.

review affirmed moi bee“ "Just a. chance"

BIIBWH! 0f the British‘

Army. i! it swept in fast Alseris. misfit have seize Tunis and B1-

ikie enemy became too

Pol-Med out. advance the openin phases int almost dway be- s and Bizerte and, aid. me American simored uin-

Indeed, it

by so only 12 miles from Tums

However. the report added, if. e apparent that the

$00 819M. for the vim-

had been envtsag- have to be employgd, e advance units were wph-

drawn early in December their

main but tion

exposed positions and army then proceeded to it: up itself and its communica-

Itsly, the review said, now is

eigiériously watching the "threaten- 1y flhannel."

build-up of s British arm 0C1- a few miiiea from the Siillian

Anungrisoors

(Continued from page l)

of Maknsssy.

French troops also threatened to ut the Axis Tunisian forces into

still another se ment by continued blows in the only 30 miles south of 'l‘unis and

nt-Du-Fahs ares

t. the same distance from the an Gulf of Hamma-

e Widespread aerial activity was

resumed over ‘Piinisie. with Allied bombers and fighters raini

losives on Axis rear-line nses cludiniz Boueae and Tunis, and enem communication seria- iosees were listed three fiaht-

the British Admiralty

said its submarines had sunk at

sst two mOre Axis su ply ships robsbly damaged wo more

long the Italian coast near Na- es.

In Libya Gen. sir Bernard Mont- omeryh British 8th Army still as ehi _ wee

ahelad

a n

a 39th: west. foreiqn source

val FiefldMsgsi-shsl as s from in the Mediter-

range f Allied airmen b sed

Marshal ts of KCHQIIIDYII in. biiltv to the RAJ’. in .

Rom- alt

Psrsnips, 6 lbs. for 25c

Carrots, per lb Island Macintosh Apples per doz. 2045c Macintosh windfalls, per pk. 40c Acorn Squash, 8 lbs for 5c Ci-abapples. 1 ib. 15c New Cranberries, l lb, 20c Fresh Spinach, 70o $175-$325 $150-$130 30c

35c 37c 25c 85-500 10o

Mushrooms a box Blue Potatoes pk. Sweet Potatoes. 8 lbs, for Grapefruit, 2 lbs. for Cooking Apples, per pk. Radish. per hunch Tangerines, per box String Beans. lb Cauliflower, s. bunch

Milk Producers, Vendors Hold Annual Meeting

‘Officers of the Charlottetown Milk Producers’ and Vendors’ ss- sociation were re-electcd last night at the annual meetin of the or»- ganization. They inc ude: primi- dcnt, Wendall Mutch, Bunbury; vice-president, Sidney Taylor, Winsloe; secretary, Eugene Cui~ len, Sherwood.

The directors are: Messrs. c. M. Cox, Charlottetown; Occil Wood, Central Royalty: Guy Rodd, Brock- ley; Ambrose Mallett, Union Rod

Mr. Mutch presided last nl ht.

The meeting adopted resoiu ions containing recommendations

made public.

Another resolution urged civic authorities to léirosecute anyone found using mi bottles for any purpose except for milk or selling or trsdin milk bottles unless an authorize dealer.

Members of the Association said disappearance of milk bottles re- sulted in considerable firwncial loss annually.

;

V ‘ceased.’ one 0e in: eaeisemi ieseiasi.

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PSYCHOLOGY AND CHILD NUTRITION

Practically every child experiences some period during his liife when ffldlfll and food becomes n prob- lem - in some this is early in in- fancy and in others later in life; in many it passes unnoticed. Par- ents niust approach this problem sensibly and with the proper siti- i/ude if the difficulty is to be elimm.

, for children discover early in life that. their refusal to eat can be a POW!" Welmn in their hands. Id Parents sen the Dem calmly and imemot . e chiiq will quickly find that his bid to hold the centre of the stage has failed and no more trouble will be 01f- perienced.

Pier wo often the dimieir table is made a battleground or en amuse- ment pe/rk. Moldings or the bring- ing of unpleasant incidents which ve occurred durln the day should be avoided for t ey play havoc with both a etite and di gestioin. The mo" er, too, who makes the cit-her members of the family indulge in circus antics in order to get little Tommy to eat his dinner is makihz a bad mistake.

Nutrition s/uthoritiee tell ue that it does no harm to treat the child es one would treat an adult: allow him to have some food preferences and allow hlm to exercise them. Forcing him to est food which he dislikes will not only strengthen the dislike for these particuhr foods, but will make all satin: III leaasnt. Try to aisbetibiite foods an menus whirh the child has like. Adults frequently ha he satisfaction of choosing from s variety of menus, in restate-ants - why should not the

5° bcr of o.w.a.c. recruits enlisted

d, O G. Duffy presided over the teste-

to ed in serving: the Milk Board. They were not Owe

town. The two latter pairs are

sisters. This brings the tntalhum-

here since the recruiting centre was opened u? to 72. 58t- Rhoda rlyson, Recrui Officer, will sc- company the gir to the mainland tmnorrow but will return to enlist more C.W.A.C.'s.