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............. ..-:E-E-- creuing weight by one-half to one pound a week. they may.add a dose of amphetamine after break- fast and lunch. Amphetamine is not usually prescribed after mid- afiernoon as it brightens the indi- vidual up so that he may not get to sleep at the proper time. The fact that the overweight feels more active physically is also a. great help in digestion and absorption and thus in preventing constipa- tion. The first (lose or two of am- phetamine should be supervised by the physicinn..
However, not withstanding the fact that amphetamine depresses the appetite and increases physical activity, physicians doing special work in obesity advise that the re- duclng diet be continued to a point where the weight is just a little
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In all reducing diets. proteins - meat, fish, and eggs - particularly should not be reduced. Starch and fat foods should be reduced.
PRINCE STREET SCHOOL
The following is Roll for November Street school.
the Honour for Prince
Grade K - 1. Roberta Todd; 2. Arline Latter; 3. Irwin Bueli.
Grade Ix (A) - 1. Jean Mac-
Pherson; 2. Sandra Currie; 3. Janet Matheson; (B) - 1. Harris Dlngwell; 2. Arnold Llewellyn: 3. Wilma Carmody and Janet Car- ver. , Q, Grade VIII - 1. Barbara Worth; 2. Earle Warren; 3. Donalda Mill; VII! -11 1. Frances MacPherson: 2. Beverly Block; 3. Carol Thomp- son. 1
Grade VII (1) - 1. Shirley Mac- Pherson and Susan Whlteside; 2. Judith Davlson and Joan Koriey; 3. Alvina Miobbs; (II) - l. Fay I-Iickox; 2. Elizabeth Munn; 3. Sari Pickering.
Grade VI (I) . -- 1. Raymond Ms.cLea.n; 2. Roddy MacLean and John Lane. 3. Gloria MacKinnon. (II) -- 1. Eleen Diamond; 2. Don- ald Johnston; 3. Myrna Caswcll.
Grade V (I) -- 1 Judith Mac- Donald; 2. Pamela Stewart. 3. James Matheson; (II) - 1. David Rogers; 2. Diane Burgoyne, 3. Catherine Genge.
Grade IV (I) - 1. David Keen- an; 2. Donna Moore; 3. Fred Dav- ison; (If) - 1. Ronald Jenkins: 2. Raymond Wenn. 3. Albert Bryan-
ton.
snide Ill (1) - 1. Brian Won- nacott; 2. Keith Miatheson; 3. H01- ly Platts and Carol Thacker. (ID .-i. Gloria Waller; 2. Virginia MacNutt, 3. Jean savidant.
Grade II - 1. Donnie Steven- son; 2. Billie Alexander; 3. Norma Stone; (II) - 1. James Cheverie; 2. Florence Macwilliamsz 3. James Burnett and Katherine Kemp.
NEW GLAEEOW W.-M. S.
The Auxiliary of New Glasgow
W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. Louis Moiifatt for their November meeting. - The devotional period was led by Mrs. Chalmers Laird, based on the theme "The Book of Liie". Two verses of the hymn, "Let Ev- erlasting Glory Shine" were read in, unison. followed by singing hymn "Come Holy Spirit Heavenly Dove". Scriptural readings by Miss Elsie Laird and Miss Lynetta Brown were followed by prayer by Rev. George Gough. and "Break Thou the Bread of Life" was sung. Mrs. Gough offered prayer followed by the "Lord's Prayer" in unison.
Thepresident was in charge of the business period. due to the absence of the secretary. There were no minutes of the previous meeting. Mrs. W. Orr acted sec- retary. Roll call was answered by seven members and eight visitors.
Mrs. R. W. Stevenson invited the December meeting to her home,.roll call to be answered with a verse of scripture beginning with "R". The friendship secre- tary's report was four calls made in hospital and twelve in homes. Mrs. Stevenson read an article on Christian Stewardship.
Mrs. Andrew reported attending the temperance meeting in Heartz Hall. As Heralds, Miss Elsie Laird and Mrs. Chalmers Laird gave readings.
Those in charge for next meet- ing arc: Leader, Mrs. R. W. Stev- enson: heralds, Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs. W. Orr; prayer, Miss Elsie Laird; lunch, Mrs. Miller Orr and Mrs. Andrew.
Repeating the Mizpah Benedic- tion closed the meeting. .
Receipts for the evening were: Thankoiferlng. 3,100; mite boxes, 52.60, and collection 53.30.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid followed. With Rev. George Gough as auctioneer a. sale which was successful financially, was conduct- ed. A delicious lunch was enjoyed by all, served by the committee in charge, graciously assisted by the
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THE GUARDIAN. ETOWN
IN MEMORIAM
MRS. FRANK LUND
It was with a feeling of sadness that friends and neighbours leam- ed of the death of Mrs. Frank Lund which occurred at her home in Mount Herbert.
Despite all that medical skill could do, she was a great sufferer, especially lduring the last months of her long illness; she was never heard to murmur or complain. but bore with patience and chris- tian fortitude, the heavy cross laid upon her. on Wednesday evening. November 19th. trusting iully in her Heavenly Father, she passed on to her Eternal Home, there to be with loved ones who had gone on before.
The deceased was formerly Ethel MacKay, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Archibald MacKay of Charlottetown, and was one of the Island's most successful and high- ly respected teachers.
Her passing will be a distinct loss to the district in which she lived, as she was deeply interest- ed in anything pertaining to its welfare and always gave ireely of her time and talents in all of its social and religious activities.
She leaves to mourn besides her sorrowing husband and son, Erroll, three sisters. all of Charlottetown, Edith (Mrs. Elmer Foster); Pearl Mrs. Hugh MacKay); and Min- nle, teacher at West Kent School.
The funeral services, which were very largely attended, were held on Friday afternoon, November 21, a short service being conducted at her late residence by the Rev. T. R. Gouge, following which a service was held at Mount Her- bert United Church, with the pos- tor. the Rev. Mr. Gouge, speaking words of comfort to the bereaved, taking as his text the 23rd psalm. Hymns sung were, "Unto The Hills" and "Abide With Me" The choir, with Mrs. Winston Wood as organist. beautifully ren- dered "The Lord's My Shepherd" a favourite of the deceased.
The flower bearers were Leo Driscoll, Peter Driscoll, Leonard Wood, Winston Wood, and -two nephews, Eric, and Everett Fos- ter. The pallbearers were Henry Jenkins, Russell Jenkins, Harry Wood, Sterling Wood, Leigh Fer- guson, and Joseph Driscoll.
She was tenderly laid to rest in the family plot, in the church cemetery.
FLORAL TRIBUTES P low
The Family.
Wreaths
Minnie, Edith and Peat.
June, Lois, and Everett Foster
Eric, Betty, Barbara and Gail Foster
Olive and Jean MacKay
Gordon and Myrtle MacKay
Fred and Erma Roper
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacKinnon
Mary Gill
Elinor Horton
The staff of West Kent School 7
Mount Herbert Young Married Couples Group
Mount Herbert Ladies Aid
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Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Wood. Sterling and Beryl
Florrie ' MacLeotl and Gladys Taylor
Leonard and Laura Doreen Wood
Harry and Lois, Winston and Marguerite Wood
Mrs. Catherine Gill, Annie, Bar- bara and Walter Walker.
Card g Of ,Tl'ianlis
The family of the late Mrs. Frank Lund wish to extend sin- cere thanks to friends and neigh- bours who sent cards and .mes- sages of sympathy. and helped out in every way possible. during their recent sad bereavement.
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South's first play in the following deal would be correct in about 90 out of 100 cases in fact it was a standard safety play - but it was incorrect this time.
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