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     The Week 
     
    
   
   
    
     His Honour Lieutenant Governor Mrs. Campbell St-arth is to be bap- 
     
     T. W. L. Prnwse and Mrs. Prowse tized Vamorrovt, Palm Sunday. in 
     
     entertained Thursday afternoon for St Paul’: Church, Rothesay. N.B. 
     
     Monsieur Francois de Lavoula.\‘e, ' ' ' 
     
     Counseiller Pres l‘Ambasse, of Ot- 
     
     tawa, who was paying an official 
     
     visit to the Province. Monsieur 
     
     Ce. Lavoulaye was accompanied by 
     
     Mr. Robert Pirard. French Consul 
     
     at Halifax. and Mr. J. Edmond 
     
     Arsenault. French ronsular rep- 
     
     resentative here, and members of 
     
     the Provincial Legislature were 
     
     also guests at the reception. 
     
    

    
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     Mrs. Ivan MacLeod of Halifax 
     
     spent last week-end with her 
     
     mother, Mrs. J. .1. Storey. 
     
    

    
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     David Jartline of Toronto. 
     
     arrived by car last Sunday for a 
     
     visit with his parents. Mr. and 
     
     Mrs. R. S. P. Jardine. 
     
    

    
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     The office staff of Canada Park- 
     
     rrs held a banquet at the Queen 
     
     Hotel Wednesday evening for 
     
     l’iree of its 
     
     soon for the R. C. A. F. depot at 
     
     St. John's, P.Q.—Miss Joan Cun- 
     
     nr.ll_v, Miss Lorna .‘\fartin and Mr. 
     
     Larry Mncinnis, each of whom was 
     
     presented with a gift from fellow- 
     
     staff member.-'. 
     
    

    
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     \\'rdiwsii.t_\' afternoon the P. E. 
     
     1, titxl fitiirics Assotwziiinn was en- 
     
     trtiamnd at f;n\'c-rnnient House by 
     
     ‘.lr: if. \\', L. Proust-, tionnriin 
     
     t.IP<it‘lf‘l\l_ for the annual meetiniz. 
     
     \ ~!fii\'ln2 bniiquet of red and 
     
     \-hrtn t'aiii.ti.on<, Willi! snapdra;- 
     
     in red tiliirh and greens adorn- 
     
     wl lite hall. \\i1liF‘ pink rnrnatinns 
     
     It'll \\li'.l<' sHil[ifil'£‘l’_",(I‘l< were used 
     
     in tho int:-ptmii rotin.<, and A 
     
     irI\'r‘i\' lf‘f"rll\’gPflli‘nl of pink and 
     
     white snapdrazons t‘r‘I\ll‘Pd til! 
     
     dining room table, Following the 
     
     ri: inn \ta§'sni\'eri, with the, 
     
     l‘ <t\ lit at Vritiiiiii--'ionr~i', .\‘lis. F.l 
     
     t‘ irlun iiillt'ilt‘sIill. and the Dep- 
     
     ..t- tltiiiint»--niiei, Mrs. John 
     
     _\'.|tlt0|lAr1t’i imurtn: tea. Mrs. H. 
     
     l". ,\rm:tinn:. Mrs, \‘\. R Bren- 
     
     \Ii- .1. l-‘ (‘nrmr~ll_\'. .\lrs. A. 
     
    

    
     .\ll\. .\l ,«‘\. l-‘arnier, 
     
     S l.nirl_ .\li; A. .\. Mar- 
     
     \li- L. F. \1ncDoii:all. .Vlrs. 
     
     _\l'twllriiiniri. .\lis. \\'_ R 
     
     Mi~. (2. R. Wliiteside. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mrs. (.5-nrgr \«‘Va entertain- 
     
     ed the E.\eniplar ‘hapter, Bela 
     
     Signia Plii, \‘\'€(‘ll'lPSLi'r.\} evening at 
     
     her home on l'pper Hillsborouzn 
     
     St. Mrs. 1.. E. Wellner Jr., was 
     
     in charge of the prtigrani. and 
     
     those on the refreshvnt-iit t'Olllmlf- 
     
     HP were Mrs. Carl Burke anrl 
     
     Mrs. Earl 'l‘a_ilor. 
     
    

    
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     Master Jaines Schiirninn has re- 
     
     tiiined to his home 1.1 Spring \'al- 
     
     le_\, after zpcndiiiz a month in 
     
     Cl'ai'lot.tetown with Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     \\'. ,M. MEillSll. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘.\ rind.-ll 
     
     \’at'.\'r~til. 
     
     f‘. \lat*Dunaid .\lr.s. .l. .. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. 
     
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     H. L. 
     
     entertained 
     
    
   
   
    
     Smith. Rot-hford 
     
     at bridge Thurs- 
     
     day evening in honor of .Vlr:, 
     
     Bert Davison vtht) is leaving 
     
     Ishnrtly in take up residence in 
     
     Winnipeg. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .lt‘-. .l. 
     
     t nnnollv 
     
     also assisted 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mrs. .\ Vi’. Rogers 
     
     in the dining room. 
     
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     \lr. nml \li~:, \\'. .\f .\fellish and 
     
     .\l' and Mrs. Tl. B. .\fat'Dou:ald 
     
    
   
   
    
     are Bnfc"l'lRil'lIl'1R at ti buffet sup- _ . ‘ 
     
     7,, ,,.,m,,,.,.,,W In h,mUu,- nt 51,- tntherine Rogers flew in \‘\ash- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and \lrs. (‘ H. l\'\tld, Mr l\';d.|‘irtgton tn attend till‘ \'anHorn.t- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Miss (‘laire Brehaut and Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Features 
     
    
   
   
    
     members who leave, 
     
     . wood 
     
    
   
   
    
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     t, h,.,,.: ,,.;,n\.,~,.,.,.,.,1 H, ,1”. -rm,-,,Vl .\'.at'Milian wt-titling in \\'nshingtnii 
     
     \ g hmn,.h of [hp I-_-__ M‘. of Cm", (‘.'tthedral _\estertla_\. They are 
     
     ,..,”,.,‘ ;plnnnin: to spend a few days in 
     
     . .Now York before returning to 
     
     Toronto. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mrs. f‘.r~nr::- Mnhon is \‘pe‘n(‘ill'|2 
     
     I month in Halifax. .\. S.. a Ruest 
     
     at the Swoid and Anrlnnr Hotel. 
     
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     Mrs. Jame: .\facArtiiiir 
     
     Lucst of honor at a (i.nner at 
     
     .7 F. Coiiiiollv entertainedlcharlqnflown um?) .v."hen 
     
     at tea S\lllf‘id\' afternoon in hon- '<unsh”.w sump M ”'."”'v ‘v’ 
     
    

    
     - Miss tE‘!fEf‘tEllllt"t'i. After dinner. the 
     
    
   
   
    
     N" hr hm dH”9‘mN' ‘man ""oup met in the lounge where 
     
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     onnoll} and its: Irina ‘vfaitiii Mrs Jmm raylor r _ad R pom“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     “hit iifi\o onil-II-d in the R. C. A. ",,n‘pm[‘d {M ‘hp “With” a 4 
     
     F. and RIP lnavin: nrvt vtrck forltvfl ' n 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the 
     
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     Mrs. A‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     :i .ir\i1ll . PQ Mrs. .l. H. (‘feri'_“ gm \t1|r<m"‘\"l:itI‘Tfiiiii"plleflagfgieillfil “‘d“lR~ IL 15 llllt‘l9-“lllll- -‘150- l“ fciretl. all parts of the varied and 
     
     ‘mi ,\ft:< lsahpllo Sfryiny p.-951.1“-1 muim-{m_‘ \‘VIm>” F -“Rn “_h _fi read about rliildren who may show mL€;.,.5,'“m mmm,’ Much makes up 
     
     m--r the if‘?! table. which ua: V. 5’ 3'.‘ " °' signs of mr-ntal disease whi.e still-111.. drama of human ;wes_ 
     
     the utll join her hti.-hand to take - . . 
     
     in-tnrnm! min a ta.-tciul art-anze-t,,p "M, M“. ,.,..,d[,M,, Quite .\0lmtl_ On the farmlands. April. the 
     
     rrmt of rtml< ‘"r‘*Ddl'-'-E0713 flanked‘ ‘ . ‘. . ‘ 1" "l'C'“""*‘ 1°‘ d-"'°““"|l°g-" ““d.‘cai:trici-mis maid walked wind-blown 
     
     l-vs lizhtnd tapers. Mrs <‘,nnnnll_v _ __ , Psychiatry, pub ishe by tie ;\n‘l€l'l-‘skn-[,5 1,1110“-mg g,-anew“... by day‘ 
     
     \\’a< as-istoii h_\- .\l.*:. Jack iVl?l(’- ,,'¥"(jP“‘(.d‘_0‘V'_I';' l;"(].]"  ""3 ',’{vcan Medical Association, Drs. l..,oy gently b,-usmng the Old “em-5 
     
     l"at-tiniti. Mr» Simon Panli. Mrs. mmt,-,.n fat‘?-xi anIl"'\t'-“I 1 "Hr Bender and W. H. l-lclnic l'(‘pf)l'L dl\t“‘hp" m [hp pea“. and hush of 
     
     Y'"v'aitl-< .\l5II'.\llil»'ln, .\-lrs [van .\lR(-‘N. in H‘; ‘_'“V vVr_'."""_:1'4 :"r"“ extciisive l'€59ill‘('ll project to see if ciirly t‘\'f‘lllllL: she turnerl her stops 
     
     lnnri. \lr< tlnidon .<tnrP.\' an. it I‘ d "I. h1:d.m.w'\_.",’\ Mvntlt Wf'l'€‘ D055lbi€ '70 dl-"lllll05t‘ ll’\Ftto\\'iit'd the stiiiset shades of Ihrw 
     
     .\'.w< .\'nrm.1 tfnnnnllv. ‘vii "d. ' mi?" ‘N \"' "" M‘ ‘_f mi mental disease of shizoplirenii. west, 
     
     ' - - . ”'{1_:'L’:]"r’p"" ‘;‘I:‘n”' :I"_'i ‘V{\',“' diil (living in A dream statei in child-| - - - 
     
    

    
     .\lI< .l. .\. .\i«4t‘ll1lii-Iii. \\Iio loft 'n’m"h;'_ ;md' rR'mll, ;LB_ kl?-old ih00d- "OVW 13 .V“31'-5 ‘l934‘19i-l-1-‘V Oil? ll‘l0l'llillE—l'il)\\' fresh and 
     
     D.t'ilf‘t tli¢< unnk for Tm.-n_ NS,‘ . .5 _"’ ‘M '9 “ about 7.000 children referred to the (-1mm tl1r>_v were and God-given!—n‘ 
     
     in attmul mt r‘\!-t'tlli\‘ n1P(‘lInz nf. _ _ ’psycliiati-it: dl\'lSlt)ll of Bnllcvut"Iittlc ‘ad \\'till(i€l'l‘d how without 1 
     
     tin .\tattt»im~ W. W. S. of the‘ M" 3”“ MW “"""-‘" P"'“,'P‘ Hospital were examined, trsteri anti ('a](In(l;1]' we simum know when Ap. 
     
     f‘rn<i\_\Ivrt:m (‘hurt-h. .= arriving in,"i"1 -mu": "”"' D""' 5”’ h"”‘: observed, and referred to lionivs‘ ml was here Janlfis knew bv the 
     
     Toronto iht: mnrnin: by train an/i}:“""“l~" v,“°";’;]“l‘i" M hC","1”"“_‘,:ttid institutions for more pei'iii:i:i-{sight of up“. ,...1..,,s and lanmkim 
     
     uill vi-it bril-fly iiilh lior l1Il‘t't".’1.‘ m‘"' ‘ "‘ ‘ '9" "' " " w”"'Ellt. C.’ll’I‘. the physicians m:iklli""and p]g)r~t5' “vi ; #15] '1 _ 
     
     Mr». V ’D. Hfllt<l’1F‘l’L'i‘l‘ and M Iii?‘ VB""‘_k “r M‘"‘'''’''‘" l“‘‘, ‘h""" the tests on these cliildrcn had ;i _;_P m_u ms”, “mg 
     
     Hal .<'r'li\if" and their fall1Iilr‘;_ '-’m~fi=iierl frntn l‘Ialif.a.\'. 3" ‘variety of bi-icktzi~nuiids—psvcho-‘ ‘—‘W’ 
     
    

    
     l""""‘ """"l\"‘ “ll” “ill fl)’ to fCrl- ' ‘analytic. behavim-list, and lfPlll'n- « ‘ . 
     
    

    
     mnnm M ‘mm W Wok‘ “M H,‘ V... 3 BMW, ,.,,,,,.,M,psm1M_E ,_ Htiusclitild Scrapbook 
     
    

    
     her =‘=l!‘I. \lr<. W, \' Non-on. i"‘"‘ \"“"«‘r"’id~ Q'*“'t Ti“"'5‘i"~", From this varietv of Standnfllllibi Bv Robert. Lee 
     
    

    
     and tm» .ttn. Mr. J. l-‘raw: Maw “"“""‘“, ’"””““"“ " “""‘”“"' or tests, Drs. Bender and H€‘.lllP ' ‘ ‘ 
     
    

    
     mtlian and hi: t';tmiI\-. "‘-‘|‘]' “"11” 1"” ‘°"- M“ E M “"3" made a record of 30 schiz.ophrenc To Clean Marble 
     
     . . na an aniily. ' . , ‘ 
     
    

    
     W “M “I T .w C ' _ . _ and 30 normal childien. _Unr-- Ah excellent compound for .153“- 
     
    

    
     -. . . not. of _ liundred-aiid-thirty-eight items in ,1, -it -. -. 
     
    

    
     .l, _ _ V _ _ M,‘ and M,‘ mm,‘ 1 . ,, .,. it aiue is iiiarle by mi.\in<_~ 2 
     
     "' “Wt “ll” “'9 i‘l"~I‘t|ll.\ iP.~itl- - """‘" "“ were rated and recorded by A mu-1 > . - 
     
    

    
     In: in llalilas, \\llf‘1‘t' hr. Cook ’i"”'"""‘i "’ 5“""““""'l”“ "m"' of two psychiatrists asocisil vtorkcr pans M imdm 1 pa” pumice’ "Md 
     
     Im A tin-iiitm “fill the Dept. of "l“"d"‘“ 'h"''' ’“’"’'-‘'“‘’‘’"V ‘" and a psychologist. ' 1 pa” Mm' Pmmc" and mix to S 
     
     3"! mitil llrifcii-"O. \l\‘Itf‘f‘l last week _Fi°"',d"‘ 3"” N“““”' “""’°i"“ """’| sources of inforrmitloii weie i~i-‘paste. “Rh wmer’ The" scour We 
     
     \\'H] the <t<tI*r_ .\‘frs. W. I-I. St-nn- ',‘ i“"‘.i“"k"“ W"5h'"‘5"’"' NW“ i.crvirws by psychiatrists notes ti‘ marine" 
     
     tlchttry ntirl f«'tmil.\'. .\""k C"-" ""d E"““" M“‘“"*“'h“‘ nurses and parents employees of Smuenn‘ G"'""° 
     
     . ‘ . iyu‘ . . . the wards, responsesito authorities Sprmkie “ hm“ “”u‘' "l “W 
     
     in .i|lIi .\lr- .7. ‘i. .\lt'.Villi‘dl1‘ “F M] D _ V ‘ V Rnxieu. and nfiurolic Syn‘!:lL,.M' fr_\‘iii,: pan and it will stop the 
     
     ;.\.c .\§'ll\’:<f\E i'innia'Lnn-,nr|“i.n\,\. from "I: §.”\-RnlfllPnt)\ltllnngnigltgidtidllflrilt; After an Lhpse “,5”, are mmple”,d_ poppiir; at. cure‘ M30 my mvenmg 
     
     . rut oi , \\ ‘IFl'I" r~_\‘ ave spent ', ‘ * > ~ this mum 5;; Wm be ~ fl CDlF|llrl(‘l‘ over the an ' - 
     
     _, _ ‘ tit  _ - ti retcsting the , D . temov 
     
     W M‘ W".""'." . ifli‘;iin::i(il‘)he“t‘irIF ylIl(li"o‘srtPsalof W:/loll: ’°°°"dlnBs of a larger pnnu-A-viii ‘"3 ” "my “"“‘" Wlnlnfit 
     
     _ ‘ V _ Do‘, ._ ‘ ' ‘ ._‘ of more recent data in which the 
     
    

    
     ““‘ i‘“"‘‘“‘‘ -<‘‘‘'‘.‘ ’"l“|'l“|"P'l _‘“.n'm” mother‘ Mrs‘ M” G” recordings of the first tests hlI\"3‘ H" 
     
     11""hn“"""k"’"r" W?‘ *‘I‘‘:‘""‘‘'’ Fall" "rm" , , , been confirmed bynfollow—up study‘ T" l’”"_"""~ Jul” ‘ll “'11” DW5 
     
     n nntir o .. t:« ..orn Connoil». MN 7 “.|mM Iplh. W. “"1 setting up a staiidnrd l'Pcut‘d- :'°"l] Sfltflklllz "110 the bottom crust, 
     
    

    
     ‘ ' " ‘ - ,‘. rusi he crust. with white at an 
     
    

    
     .‘lI<V M.-ir_v (‘;iniplmlI. \VltnSf‘ i““"‘-‘-‘ “' bridge at her home l|1l . - . - 
     
    

    
     VY‘.lt‘v'lR:I‘ to .\‘lr. PRl‘k{-r H.,nd(.,.sn" Stimmr-rsirle, on Mont‘lz:_v evening. :. ‘egg bowie the nun’ 15 put m’ 
     
     is lnkttis Pi""" in llarlinzton‘ ' ' ' nicr -x endin ~ __‘ 
     
     , -. . . few months in 
     
     .\lar_vlanrl, th - k_, d_ .- . ,1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Taylrir. P If ‘ ' 
     
     into inst \\F‘A|":i\' “f::nn nCi'7f‘I<:rHB\RP.\."R(('flnlpHnlPf'l by Mr. and Mrs. i‘\:1_r:::',,:.‘g:‘,.,'d g:i::E,,.n'“i.]Pr ‘:;m\,,11p,':' M()dern Etiquette 
     
     I.':hr:irior_ to snrntl I. few days i‘-"ll‘l’.\' B|‘0“'!l. lPft li,\' llltnnlnhllfit  P 8"” ’ t ‘ " 3" - '5- By Robert! Lee 
     
     with her ittothcr, My-;, hm-,1 (jgmp. ‘ rn Monday for Boston, Mass. 4 ‘ ' . . _ _ 
     
     brtl. before Irszving in, H". [tm_ 0 . . Mr R d ‘H ‘ H I“ A ’ Q. When» bi-ideiswritingnotes 
     
     trrl St-lttr\:_ l RM‘. flenrlle Ayers celehratr-1 < ‘ i ‘H ‘ r” H) '. 'E""“ M,“ thanks I01" 1”” l0 frlfillfis Of 
     
     . . . it", gs”. p,i,.”;da_V Wm . dinn”;~(_l"l.‘lr"":‘l-‘Il_”"- "l<|'<‘"n{lPtlF;'lPl| h." Mt‘-=-lhcrs who do not know her husband, 
     
    

    
     MI’ and Wis R C. f.‘iininnt l'ieI(lil"F‘Tl."v-‘ll his 710m” ll‘ S‘lmm“”i‘l"‘n’ii ‘iffondari/ZzFi>)' OlUlf:f‘:'\:l‘i1'l|llJPP Ilpril shnuld the notes be signed wlm 
     
     I hiitrnt .llll\fIl‘t‘ party lntxt was-k. on Monday evening. P-inrgda ‘ ‘ r hm“ 11311165 
     
     rnri. and also entertained friends ' ' ' i o o o WA‘ She 5'5"“ luff’ ll?!‘ name 10 
     
     or \’VNinnsrla}' nw-ning Row. .1. C. Johnson of Mniirlon. 8 mllf‘. but she should include 
     
    

    
     a e . N. R, arrived in Summersirla‘slE;:;“F:::1PM'}:"‘i‘ S':'lu'::r ]!"x"_ here husband's‘ name in the body 
     
    

    
     “is! filiniln Mar-liinis left Tina.-. .\lnndri_v tn attend Rev. Mr. Ayers’ Chicago “lino” ' ‘ll ‘hf’ HOW. 85. "Bill and I deep- 
     
     dav by HIV on rs-tiirri to Otlawa,ih.rthdn_v celebration. ' .". ly appreciate, etc," 
     
     wh-re the 1: training at the 0i- ' ‘ ' . . _ If R girl lists received gm 
     
      ("’l‘\'|'r‘1l‘l’1\|’lli'lhl. altar I §Yl1f;Yi, MM’? lflfiq Mr}. Ra.\‘MI.o;rd 'ai'ri'v-  Efinn\;V'aKfl:V{vprdrRi§ '\‘1"n">é:lT"::iin}\;itatinrl1 to R shower for 5 glrl 
     
      0!‘ mo "I". . rs. .uia ‘Om -"UF|! 0" -N1 R)‘ 0 F‘ v . ' \v om sit‘ sCnl't:('ly kn '., ' . 
     
     Mitrlnnic, whrue illness is wj,1..|_‘~ present at the birthday v-elobr.i- :npdr§']a‘;s’”R:“‘:Ngzpifufli M Mr'lnh11gat,ed go “(and 0,1)‘; sljnghfl 
     
     rexrettorl. ' . .  of Allie ‘formers unrle. Rev. . . . gift? 
     
    

    
     ‘ "Y": o . Miss Sadie, Brown on the staff A’ Sh’ 1‘ "Oi °b“U3lr9d 819?!!!‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Peter ‘Ma-lllsh and Mr. Ken- 
     
     reth Jenkins. stiidents at Rothesay 
     
     C"liPRiato. Rothosay. N. B., are 
     
     spending the Easter holiday: in 
     
     the City with their parents. 
     
    

    
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     Mr. and Mrs. Hornco Bell of 
     
     Halifax were the guests last. week. 
     
     end of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scan- 
     
     tlebtiry. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Carrie Holman of Sum- 
     
     irerside was "at home" to I num- 
     
     ber of friends on Thursday of 
     
     Inst week on the occasion of her 
     
     lnrtliday. 
     
    

    
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     Mrs. Clarence Harris entertain- 
     
     ed at bridge. at her apartment in 
     
     Summeritlde on-Tuesday evening. 
     
    

    
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     Members of the twist of the St. Mrs. Harold St-iiurmnn left Sum- 
     
     Potrit-k‘tt Day play, ‘Meat shying merside on Thursday for Mont- 
     
     For R Change", were entertained real when she will he the sum 
     
     at the home of Mr. Pius Ciii- of her son-in-law and daughter. 
     
     lazhan. director of the pig,-, ".4 F/Lt. and Mrs. T. E. Richardson, 
     
     Mrs. Callaghan. Wednesday eve- ‘ ’ ‘ 
     
     ning. Miss Joan Connolly. who 
     
     in leaving Charlottetown to serve 
     
     with the R. C‘. A. I-‘., and Miss 
     
     Rita MacDonald. whose marriag- 
     
     hkett place In the near future, 
     
     were bfesented with giftl from 
     
     the cash 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Reginald Pope was hostess 
     
     to the Okto Club at her home In 
     
     Rummerslde or TuC:fiA_V afternoon. 
     
    

    
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     Mrs. William Atkins 
     
     island. Newfoundland. 
     
     week-end guest of Mr. 
     
     Charles Mountain after 
     
     the Atkins-Chappell 
     
     Saturday. 
     
    
   
   
    
     of Belle 
     
     was the 
     
     and Mn. 
     
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     An informal reception was min 
     
     In the College library Tuesday 
     
     evening by lady member: of the 
     
     ltnff for the Prince nf Wales Cot-, 
     
     ten Choral Ensemble and no rll- the winter months In Boston. 
     
     rt-rtnr, Miss l-‘.. Lilliin Mr'Kenzin, MISK, is visitinx in Summer.-ids, 
     
     following a most. enjoyable con- 2 aunt of nor _m".tn.|,.-., ""1 ,1,.“,)._ 
     
     cert presented by the group in for. Mr.ami1 Mrs. Lorne Campbell. 
     
     the Auditorium. ' 0 I 
     
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     Mrs. Charles Lord. who spun! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ ’ Mrs. Ernest Harper on Nan}. 
     
     Miss Constance Roget-I. who ll Carleton. iipent several days In 
     
     eitendinn Edxelilll School for Charlottetown last. week -and via. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Girls. Windsor. N. 8.. in spending 
     
     the Easter vacation with her par- 
     
     ents. Mr. and Mn. Benjamin Rag- 
     
     en Jr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilrd with the Misses Laura and 
     
     Ethel Lowther. who on Friday left 
     
     by plane for Vancouver. 3.C. 
     
    

    
     I C C 
     
    

    
     I 0 
     
    

    
     am of Cmdr. and. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ Mrs. H. M. Downlna has return- 
     
     '|‘\- infant ed to leer home in 
     
    
   
   
    
     attending, 
     
     nuptials on t 
     
     ! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Summenld! , 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     World - Famed 
     
    
   
   
    
     Composer Gets 
     
     “Bum’s Rush” 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROME tAP)—World-famed com- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     WOMEN 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Guaniiui Saturday, April 10, 1954 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     DOROTHY DIX 
     
    
   
   
    
     Small Talk 
     
    
   
   
    
     Small talk in _I necessary gambit 
     
     in verbal exchange. and frequent. 
     
     ly it provides the leads to really 
     
    
   
   
    
     poser Igor Stravinsky and a party 
     
     of friends got the bum's rush at 
     
     the Rome opera House Wednesday 
     
     night because their suits weren't. 
     
     of the dress variety. 
     
    

    
     The trio showed up for a per- 
     
     formance of a new German opei-ii, 
     
     Henze'a “Boulevard Solitude," be- 
     
     ing presented in connection with 
     
     the current international confer- 
     
     ence of composers and music crit- 
     
     ice. 
     
    

    
     Stravinsky is chairman of the 
     
     conference's musical advisory board. 
     
     His companions Wednesday night. 
     
     conductor Robert Craft of Holly- 
     
     and composer Ned Rorem 
     
     of New York and Paris, are at.- 
     
     tending the congress. A late meet- 
     
     ing had prevented their changing 
     
     clothes. _ 
     
    

    
     The conference secretary, Nich- 
     
     olas Nabokov, also was along but 
     
     he was in dress clothes. Later he 
     
     told what happened: 
     
    

    
     ‘Noisy, Violent. Scene’ 
     
    

    
     "We were stopped at the door 
     
     and told we could not be admitted 
     
     bccause We were not properly at- 
     
     tired. I explained who Mr. Strav- 
     
     insky is The doorman said, all‘ 
     
     right, he could go in—but not th , 
     
     others.“ 
     
    

    
     “When we protested. 9. strong- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Who Gets 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing in the striiw both waiting for 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A \\’Al‘l‘lNG GAME — A cat. and‘ giraffe eye the bottle of milk ly- 
     
    
   
   
    
     When Tabby found that his long-necked companion was only four 
     
     months old. he let him have the milk. Visitors to the Belle Vue Zoo. in 
     
    
   
   
    
     lflterfift it "conversation. But Just 
     
     how small ahould this chit-chat 
     
     be? All too often it is nothing 
     
     but I. recital of trifling penomi 
     
     details in which few outsiders could 
     
     P0;nlblY be interested. A friend of 
     
     mine once observed that I very 
     
     attractive neighbor was 3 fine wo. 
     
     Elli}. but that her conversation was 
     
     lunited virtually to washing and 
     
     lrumns. What, after all, could be 
     
     more uninteresting than I drau- 
     
     by-towel description of the week’: 
     
     laundry? Every housewife has her 
     
     own problems along this line, and 
     
     few want the subject wrung out 
     
     to the last blue rinse over I tea 
     
     table or scrabble game. 
     
    

    
     What to talk about is quite I 
     
     emblem to many and. while nega- 
     
     tive approaches usually aren't very 
     
     helpful. knowing what NOT to talk 
     
     About is as important as being 
     
     equipped with bright conversation. 
     
     al ideas. Number one on the no- 
     
     hit parade is domestic details, un- 
     
     less you have: brand-new method 
     
     of doing I. chore. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DODGE REFERENCE 
     
     TO TROUBLES 
     
    
   
   
    
     No one will object if you reveal 
     
     an excellent recipe. or I new way 
     
     of putting a sandwich together. but 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Milk?_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     the other to make the first move. 
     
    
   
   
    
     arm squad appeared. There was,- 
     
     quite a noisy and violent scene. 
     
     it really looked like a scramble 
     
     for a moment. 
     
    

    
     “Well, we left. Apparently the 
     
     Rome Opera never heard of Igor 
     
     Stravinsky. Aiiyway. he didn't 
     
    
   
   
    
     lhear the Rome Opera." 
     
    
   
   
    
     Down to the last lines of [ills 
     
    

    
     ,- . .- . . . . . . 
     
     . f Y rs weeks rinsing chapter, \\e have 
     
     lhdt Body 0 Ou read. Indeed xv» are close now to 
     
    
   
   
    
     B\ James W. Barton, M, n_ that moment which shall end the 
     
     ' story. 'l'heii never to enjoy it in 
     
     l)lS'l‘l RBANCE.~' l.\' (‘Hll.l)I{I-IN .it.s eiiiireiy again, we shall close 
     
    
   
   
    
     one of me Smnes abm“ our am lll(' book iintl clasp the covers 
     
     Onlv in memnrv shall we review 
     
    

    
     .. - were ()ll’lll-, . - ~ . 
     
    

    
     ncedems L‘ mm “E i‘ ilt.§ \\'i'it.iiius and then. think \'l£. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ally various Rnllllaisllltld that man 
     
     came tip through birds and gees". 
     
     One chap who had studied animal 
     
     biology was sure that man did not 
     
    
   
   
    
     some of the words will be gone 
     
     5 tmin mind. 
     
    

    
     So very much there has been for 
     
     its mi the pages, we remember. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ascend from geese because a oiise. , _ 
     
    

    
     ldld not wait um” H was 01 by Names and faces of the folks about 
     
     fore it began to fly south dui'inL.,fiiid niai “hose lives have touched 
     
     Lh Cold “-Pam” ~ ‘ours moved yhappily. soberly, sadly. 
     
    

    
     ‘’ .along the liiics. We knew some- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Allctlhel‘ hell“. that it 35 l“"W“‘1t thing of thcir hopes and fears: we 
     
     Tm‘ a man |0 SIWW -“Ens Of mfni-ll leariied of kitid licai't.s and brave; 
     
     M59656 as he Rrows older. is now of secret lniitziiizs and dreams de- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     to attend or to send a gift, 
     
    

    
     _Q- When it man is escorting his 
     
     wife and another woman to a social 
     
     function, which one does he help 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the Summerside Branch of the‘ 
     
     Bank of Nova Scotia is spending 
     
     ‘her vacation in Florida. 
     
    

    
     a o 0 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mrs. Shirley Simpson of Sum- first with her wraps’! 
     
     rrerslrle. will spend this week-end A. The woman guest. 
     
     in Charlottetown. xuest of Mitts ’ __________ __. 
     
     Pauline Todd. 
     
    

    
     0 I C 
     
    

    
     Mrs, Cecil Mill returned on ' ‘ 
     
     Thursday to her home in Cler- I Morning Smlle 
     
     ntont after spending several days‘ 
     
     in Summertilde with her son-in-I Youth is always too Serious. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     i Manciiestei. England, enjoyed the display of feline manners. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ELLEN’S DIARY 
     
    
   
   
    
     by an Island Farmer's Wife 
     
    
   
   
    
     don't. go Into the details of clean- 
     
     in: up. Troubles. specially the 
     
     ones you have with your in-laws 
     
     also are taboo (also carrying stories 
     
     along these Lines outside the fam- 
     
     ily circle isn‘t exactly cricketi, 
     
     Spreading gossip also is frowned 
     
     upon by people who like their talk 
     
     sprightly, but, please. innocuous, 
     
     No matter how innocent you may 
     
     consider yourself, a gossipmonger 
     
     errs right throught the command- 
     
     ment, "Thou shalt not bear false 
     
     witness." 
     
    

    
     Small talk, to serve its true pur- 
     
     pose. should be interesting enough 
     
    
   
   
    
     lilac tier form in the silvery “show- 
     
     ers which bring Mayfowers" and in 
     
     tree and field and sky. 
     
    

    
     _And one day, Jamie, staid chap. 
     
     “dipt into the future“ to assemble 
     
     rods. hooks, lines. siiikers, and for 
     
     those of us less adept at the pas- 
     
     time, the floats in anticipation of 
     
    
   
   
    
     i 
     
    
   
   
    
     the troutiiig season, now only L0 keep the rest of me wmpany_ 
     
     tdfiys flhead» "ll 1' h3PP€“5 ‘“ b'~‘ be it one or 30, alert, not. bogged 
     
     ,good weather. and the stream down by henmg A monoumous 
     
    
   
   
    
     clear” we overlicard the two agree, 
     
     laying thcir plans, “we'll get to bedl 
     
     early to be up at tirst light." | 
     
    

    
     For pleasant relaxation for US‘ 
     
     and the family there was the coin- 
     
     munlty variety concert on an eve- 
     
     ning of this wcck. wonien and 
     
     izhildrcii in a zoodly number con- 
     
    
   
   
    
     recit,al of one person's woes. Know- 
     
     lniz the right things to talk about 
     
     boost. you into the upper strata ‘of 
     
     people other people want. to know. 
     
     What could some of these things 
     
     be? The other fellows interests and 
     
     hobbies. for instance. 
     
    

    
     If you expect to meet 1 straiigcr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "W9" "’ " “mm mm 5p"“‘F"‘7*‘d equip yourself “ltll some details 
     
     "{ °‘"5 ml R°b‘5 “""°L°"'d"a‘.”‘ about his profcssioii. :ict.iviLies, 
     
     cart. Hoar frost sparkled in iAle|rami1.\.' em The“ muster B few m_ 
     
    
   
   
    
     evergreen branches lit by our pass- 
     
     ing, so beautifully that lt. seemed 
     
     as if we moved along some en-1 
     
     chanted trail blazed richlv in J: I 
     
     els. Above, stars twinkled ga 
     
    
   
   
    
     teresting facts about yourself. 
     
     STUDY THE NEWS 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     Forget the high price or coffee 
     
    
   
   
    
     and far and wide in t.lit- ni..ttii for a while and come up with an 
     
     ,dome of niizht kept lliCll' watch unusual experience you've had. a 
     
     over the hushed renclies of C\)'dll- fnsciiiiitiiig personality you've met. 
     
     ltry‘side_ Bone up on at least one current. 
     
    
   
   
    
     - - - topic. even if your readmg time 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     .r.losiniz chapter. It has been plea -‘on in the fields of books. radio. 
     
     ant. reading tlioutzli.of “ordinai “movies. L€lE\'l5l0ll. the theatre 
     
     folks and of "commonplace" days. Just have some mental equipment. 
     
     “How do we value Uill' liuinblr inside from your domestic or office 
     
     round of care? Bear with: it and routine. 
     
    

    
     trust to the future to offer somr-I ‘ ‘ ‘ 
     
     thing bct.t.ci'? Or do we appreciate N0 "EARTH 0" TOHCS 
     
     it well’? Lnviniz it's every dmn 
     
     and twilight, the lenizthening days. _ 
     
     the straiiize magic of niglit and.‘ 
     
     oVEl'y blessing of our lot and sta-any dlmcuuy m 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The world is so full of fascinat- 
     
     ng lhlllzs that no one should have 
     
     picking one or 
     
    
   
   
    
     “0,.,_meve,._v “mod and peflemlnioi-e subjects  talk‘ about. Per-I 
     
     ‘NW. of Home and Fnmuy anddiaps one 'Ct‘lt.€ll0l’1«l0l your chat.- 
     
     mend_ tei mattei would be to stop, think, 
     
    
   
   
    
     and consider whether you would 
     
     be really interested if someone clse 
     
     discussed a certain topic. If you 
     
     are about to cxploit. Dickeys lat- 
     
     est bright. saying, consider whether 
     
     it. is humorous enough to warrant 
     
     repetition. Many youngsters’ rc- 
     
     marks are; in fact, I know one 
     
     little boy whose parents are be- 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Did we esteern more wisely 
     
     The worth of simple thiiigs 
     
     Which 'niid life's chime 
     
     clamour 
     
     , Unheeded unction briiigs. 
     
     ‘ Maybe that Peace uiifretfiil 
     
     Would focus each torn mind 
     
     And we would tzliiiipse the glory 
     
     We find so hard to find." 
     
     Until Monday — — Diiiry — — 
     
     ‘Good-night -— — - 
     
    
   
   
    
     i Better English 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     B)’ I). (7. Wlllliuiia 
     
    
   
   
    
     and 
     
    
   
   
    
     qulps. However, unless your quotes 
     
     have definite wit. better keep them 
     
     for the family circle. Mr. B. migh 
     
     be I bachelor, and not especially 
     
     interested in bright. children. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1 1. What is wrong with this aen- . 
     
     ‘me? “They, had we we  33335} .i.’1i‘t‘..°?.§‘“.';T;di’.5§§." is‘. {:3 
     
     ::l‘:th‘{,r;’r':;.,“°n°e they "”‘V°ied next time you're called upon to 
     
     2. What is the correct pro- sum’ conversation’ 
     
     inunciatlon of “facile"? < _ 
     
     _3. Vllhlch “one of these words *lllN_'l|-mNi':::e::n::::  ?:::::,. 
     
     l's misspelled. Consumable, con- “mum” of mun" “m,u,h um 
     
    
   
   
    
     sumptlve, consumate. consonant. 
     
    

    
     _ 4. What does the word "indis- 
     
    

    
     aoluble" mean? 
     
     5. What. is it 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' column. 
     
    
   
   
    
     word beginning 
     
    
   
   
    
     with mu that mcans"'glvcn to con- 
     
     stant. or frequent chanze"’l 
     
     ANSWER! - 
     
     1. Omit "out" and "frntn." 2. \ 
     
    

    
     Prnnouiice, fa.~-i1, - as in tut. ac-. 
     
    

    
     t-cnt first syllable. 3 Coi_isum-  
     
     mate. 4. incapable of being dia- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iiolved: perpetually binding. “We 
     
     want. it to be in sacred and in- 
     
     dlssoluble union." 5. Mutable. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Best i)t‘ttlll‘.t it I. Ufwfly‘. fresh! 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     LADIES ! ! GEYI‘ IN ON THESE - - - 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRE- EASTER VALUES « 
     
    
   
   
    
     Special Shipment of 
     
    
   
   
    
     nnzsst-:s ltog.18.95 SPEOIAL 12,95 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Activities 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Household iHin*.s 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     How Can I? 
     
    
   
   
    
     ByAnno Alhlay 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q. How can I avoid sediment 
     
     from forming in the coffee pot? 
     
    

    
     A. If the coffee pot and the 
     
     tea kettle are washed with the 
     
     pot: and pans after each meal 
     
     no sediment. will collect in them. 
     
    

    
     Q. How should dressing be stir- 
     
     red into a salad? - 
     
    

    
     A. Never atir I salad. Merely mu 
     
     it lightly together, blending the 
     
     dressing thoroughly with each 
     
     piece. 
     
    

    
     Q. How can I remove soil from 
     
     light tan shoes? 
     
    

    
     A. White Vaseline Jelly on I 
     
     clean cloth will remove loll from 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALBERTA ANDWICH 
     
     SPREAD 
     
    
   
   
    
     14 medium sized cucumbers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1”“ 'h°"' a medium sized onions 
     
     " 2 green peppers. 
     
     The Stars Say 2 red peppers. _ 
     
     B: E-"-““- ..ii’i.“‘£".ii}.'°‘.'.i"i’I. ‘f.2'2d°.'it..§i"'35l§ 
     
    
   
   
    
     For Tomorrow night“ 
     
    

    
     In the morning drain Mt water. 
     
     Cover with vinegar Ind scald. 
     
    

    
     Mix 56 cup butter. 1t/, cup pug“, 
     
     3 tbs. flour and 4 beaten eggs. 
     
     Cook till thick then add 1 cup sweet 
     
     cream. (canned will do). 1 tsp. 
     
     mustard, 1 tsp. celery seed, mix wet] 
     
     with cucumbers. bottle and heal. 
     
    
   
   
    
     —Marlou Brennan. 
     
     sin-In: vuioy W. I 
     
     Contract Bridge 
     
     By Jouphlne Culborttlon 
     
     nacarrlva imouon 
     
    
   
   
    
     VIBRATIONS beneficial to 
     
     home and family affair: wlll pre- 
     
     vail on Sunday. with added in- 
     
     terest centering in cultural pur- 
     
     suits and persons engaged in 
     
     creative work. Community mat- 
     
     ters are also favored Ind your 
     
     participation in any welfare pro- 
     
     Ject. could be enjoyable and 
     
     stimulating.’ 
     
    

    
     This is a day in which to con- 
     
     centrate on the inspirational and 
     
     meditative rather than the frivo- 
     
     lous, or even the practical. Do 
     
     not worry about trivia. Business 
     
     problems and household chores 
     
     can wait. Relax during this twen- 
     
     ty-four hour period and prepIre 
     
     for I busy week ahead. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For the Blflhdly 
     
     If tomoisow is your birthday, 
     
    
   
   
    
     East's deceptive play in the fol- 
     
     lowing hand would not have fooled 
     
     an expert, but it did very well 
     
     against the actual declairor. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . Eu! dealer. 
     
    

    
     you may anticipate a year of Nuuhsoum vtuau i. 
     
     change new business and finan- on "on. 
     
    

    
     trial ventures and, quite possibly, 
     
    

    
     a change in envlroiunent. There 04-7" 
     
    

    
     is o. likelihood that some pni-u'c- 9*“ 
     
    

    
     ular talent, artistic idea or the .‘3’ 
     
    

    
     use of personal initiative may ‘lo’: 
     
    

    
     bring special l'8t'0)Zl‘llUOn or hon- "5‘ 7 N ‘Q10. 
     
     ors——especially during the next two '22“ w E  
     
     months. 
     
    

    
     5 
     
     Romantic affaus tire generally 1;: S ‘:5.’ 
     
    

    
     favored during 1954, except for I ‘K13 ‘ 
     
    

    
     brief period during July, und ‘Ag 
     
    

    
     family matters, travel and social .K_ug’-1; 
     
    

    
     interests are also under bene- ‘54 
     
    

    
     ficlent. aspect. Your financial . 
     
    

    
     status should be good now. Con- The Neat" 
     
    

    
     tinue your present program for at :o:fl| Wed Q“ 
     
     even more satisfactory results by 5"‘ 
     
    

    
     year’: end. 3"‘ B“ 7”‘ 
     
    

    
     A'lldbf‘ tl.rl 'll 
     
     be loyitil. siiitsrmeimancluextljriemvcly W9“ 1"‘ “W “uh -1""? -'3‘ 
     
     ,mbmou‘_ overtook and continued the suit 
     
        to--m i::..:';.°".::'.::.i';.': E*‘::*.;.:.*°‘::.:.f'.- 
     
     ‘M-‘“'-"1"AT1VE End ‘Cm’-‘V0 of clubs East blfmdly muted II 
     
    

    
     ideas will be under excellent u- m. hen}, ink 
     
    
   
   
    
     lnxlnation have full rein. One of 
     
    
   
   
    
     So we llil\'€' conic to tilt‘ \\'eek's.lS 1ilnll*’-d- I-(‘Mil about “hit 3095- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ collaboration 
     
    
   
   
    
     seized on sight. to give his latesL‘$‘;:""'I5”~ucm study and Emily!“ 
     
     K 
     
     ' i 
     
    
   
   
    
     g and disappointments later. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Remember. m ‘man talk as In 1954. but be alert. t.o possible per- 
     
     practically everything else. it's the, 
     
    
   
   
    
     pects on Monday, so let your im- Declare, put up th. Mu.‘ um 
     
    
   
   
    
     laid down the diamond king — 
     
     and then went. into a brown study. 
     
     with nine trumps in the two hands. 
     
     he naturally considered playing for 
     
     the drop of the missing queen. 
     
     but in view of East’: preemptive 
     
     bid he finally concluded that West 
     
     had length in diamonds. as well ll 
     
     spades and hearts. so south led 
     
     the diamond jack. and when Welt 
     
     failed to cover. let the jack ride. 
     
    

    
     East swooped down with the div 
     
     mond queen and then led anotha 
     
     high club. Declai-er ruffed, of 
     
     course, but the defense had now 
     
     i..midny_,taken three tricka..and the Iettinl 
     
     you may prepare for a year of trick came to them natunlly ti 
     
     unusual business or professlonalvhe Bplde HUI‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
     your ideas may yield important. 
     
     results from a flnaiicial point. of 
     
     view. Where your daily work is 
     
     concerned,‘ waste no time on triv- 
     
     ia. but concentrate on important 
     
     details. 
     
    

    
     The 8Vt‘l‘llliK hours are excellent‘ 
     
     for small-scale social activities 
     
     and for participation in hobbies 
     
     shared with congenial compan- 
     
     ions Romance, t'0Llrt.ship and 
     
     cultural affairs are under excel- 
     
     lent auspices. 
     
    

    
     For the Birthday 
     
    

    
     If Monday is your 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,cumy_ ..,.n,h mw opportunities East had carefully refrained from 
     
     arising either through a.ssocia- leading the third high club at the 
     
     lion with a large group or through start because he felt prnctlcllly 
     
     \\‘lt.l1 a partner sure that declarer would be able 
     
     are similar to to ruff too high for West to over- 
     
     ruff. Then. assuming that declar- 
     
     months will be er‘: nine or ten of trumps held the 
     
     conducive to social and lntel-Itrlck. there would be no P051151‘ 
     
     lectunl Pursuits; also favorable mystery as tn the location of the 
     
     for making plans involving future mtsslnz diamond queen. and South 
     
     Remember. however, would capture that card without 
     
     doubt or difficulty. 
     
     Of course. South should have uk- 
     
     lcd himself why East had made 
     
     family matters such an abrupt and unnatural dis- 
     
     through most. of continuation of club leading — but 
     
     apparently south overlooked that 
     
     point. 
     
    
   
   
    
     whose interests 
     
     your own. 
     
     The summer 
     
    
   
   
    
     beforehand can prevent problems 
     
    
   
   
    
     Romance and 
     
     should prosper 
     
    
   
   
    
     lods of stress 
     
     December. ———-j 
     
    

    
     A child born on this day will dowerl with the qualltlea needed 
     
     be talented, imaginative and en- to carry out original ideas. 
     
    
   
   
    
     during July and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     IT'S A FASHION SPREE 
     
    
   
   
    
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