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2 lbs. 89c
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DA -Stewart, A! MacGregor,
...well kno
illknown .dental. authority,
.speak i : Brussels, k'riday
evening in connection With
plans to obtain. services. Of a
DR. S. A. MacGREGOR
dentist in Brussels and -the
campaign for funds to estab-
lish'a medical -dental clinic.
The meeting is being held in
the Legion Hall at' 8:30.
.Dr. .MacGregor was born at
Packenham in the Ottawa Val-
ley and received his education
thereand at Arnprior and at
the University of Toronto.
He has practised in Toronto
since his graduation in 1931.
He now heads the' Department;
of Paedodontics at the Faculty
of Dentistry being •responsible
for its organization in 1944. He
is also responsible for the pre-
sent dental services at the Hos-
pital for Sick Children and. on
ly recently relinquished the
Directorship of the Department.
A pioneer in stimulating
the interest of such voluntary
organizations as the Red Cross
and Children's Aid Societies, he
has represented Dentistry on
-the Board' of the Ontario Div-
ision of Red Cid-S and 'has been
responsible for the organization,
staffing .and operation of Den-
tal Coaches owned by the Jun-
ior Red Cross and which are
operated in remote communities
in the north where no dental
services•are otherwise available.
The Federal. Department
National Health and We are
organized courses for d- tists,.
across. Canada with Dr. Mae -
Gregor as Clinician. He has lee-
tured to professional grotfps in
Canada, Great Britian and the
"United States and is known by
many Home -and School Associa-
tions in Ontario where his' lec-
ture has been a highlight of
their Health Night programs. -
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EPTAM 'THE WINNAH and STILL CHAMPION"
Mitchell
"art i r .14
1 Mile West e• t Mac/tell, just South of Highway
Bttiit by r`arniera Or 'overs
kiliaao Miteltail "-•d il3;et' 99 1; ,
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inMr. 'Mr, iUorgo
with Mrs. Geraldine
Charters,
Mr, J. D. 'Maclle+e, Waterloo
'University, With Mr. and Mrs.
Don MacRae, -
Mr. and Mrs, Glens Butter
and children,. llss BettY Alyn
Butters, London",.with Mr: and
Mrs. Torn Butters. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bili Evans and
family, -Chippawa, ;with Mrs.
Frank, Evans.
• Mr. and Mrs Steven Holland
and family, Brantford,. Mr. and
`News *of
Zion ;.
Mrs. Jini Gibb, Mrs. Rom ,Gibb
and Gayle, Stratford, spent Mon-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Malcolm,
Mr. Ross Murdie and friend,
Seaforth, visited Mrs; Mary
Malcolm Sunday evening
Bradley, son of Mr: and Mrs.
Russell-Gehe of Stratford,, spent
Wednesday with his grand par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred An-
nis,
Mrs. Mary Malcolm received
word that her aunt, Mrs, Adam
Stark had passed away in Sum-
merland, B.C., recently.
Sympathy is extended to the.
Burchill family. Their aunt,
Mrs. Ada Burchill, who- has
spent several years with her
niece and nephew, Mr, and Mrs.
John Burchill, passed away. Sat-
urday, at age 91. Funeral was
held on Tuesday from .her
nephew's, Mr. John Burchill;
Hibbert.
Mrs. John 'aueett, 'London, .Mr.
'+"on. Rolland, London; with
Joan Ifolland., -
Mr. and M.t's-. Zarri KeDing-
ton have moved trop the faioet-
tier apartments to Cromarty,
Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Looby
have returned fromFlorida.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckert
and family,. Owen Sound; with
Mrs, Louise Eckert.
Pilot Officer.' and Mrs.: Jim
Newcombe and children, Toron-
to, Mrs. Jim Newcombe, Port
Credit, with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Looby,
in Floiida.
witMr. of Kitchener,
h Mrd and nMrs. Steve Mal-
oney,
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Grosbch°"
and family, London, with Mr.
and Mrs.,Dan• Costello.
News of
Winchelsea
Mr. Brian 'Item of Strat-
ford spent the week end with
his parents Mr, and Mrs. Phil
1^1ern and family.
Mrs. Wm. Walters visited
on Thursday with Mrs. W. J.
Beer in Exeter. .
Mrs. George lrayne of Sun-
shine Line visited on Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Grubb
and Michael of ' Farquhar,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snarling
of London visited on Sunday
with Mr. .and Mrs. Freeman
Horne, Ruth and • Raytnond,
DEAR. DORIS
advice from
Doris Clark
LOVE MY TEACHER
DEAR DORIS _ I actually
believe I'm in love with my
teacher. He is 26 and I am 17.
He is not married but T have
seen him several times with the
same girl.
I'm afraid I'm going to , end
up -having- a ---nervous break-
down., This is `definitely affect-
ing my school work.
Can't Cope
DEAR CAN'T COPE
Yours is a schoolgirl crush; .of-
ten happens when a teacher
combines , a fine personality'
ith the head start .of a few
ma Tu e years; quite innocently,
on his part.
The antidote is deliberate at-
tention to boys your own age.
Forget their awkward youthful
nessand enjoy the fun you
have with them. Remember
that you, too, aren't quite as
polished as you are going to be.
DEAR DORIS - 1 am 54
years old. I'm quite satisfied
with my figure except for my
tummy »and it's too large.
I've had three .children; th
last one was born 25 Years ag
In those days we were not to
to exercise .after childbirth t
help strengthen those muscle
therefore I feel that is. th
cause of the large tummy:
Do you think . exercise a
my age will help? I've trie
dieting which helps some, but
rose weight in the wron
»places, such as my face.
Fat Tumm
DEAR F. T. -T- The winnin
combination is exercise plu
diet. I'm sending you my axe
cise sheet "Be Figure Perfect'
which has some tried and tru
bends and stretches for spot re
dicing.. (Available to other
readers for ten cents and a
stamped, self-addressed envel-
ope.)
In addition, here is an ap-
proved massage technique for
that spare tire:
Stretch yourself up to your
full height, pull in your tummy.
Take hold of the surplus fat =
so - called spare tire -- with
both hands. Squeeze it, push it,
kneed it, from right to left, un-
til the' flesh' is a bright pink.
Daily.
What you are doing ,is beak-
ing down the fat cells, so that
the body may assimilate them
more easily to replace the ener-
gy foods you are denying your-
self by dieting.
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DEAR DORIS - I am an
»electrical` engineer 39 years of
age, Recently I have been toy -
frig' with the idea of changing
my profession and taking ' a
medical course. ,
Please tell me if there is any
age limit for joining medical
courses,. If not which universi-
ties are likely to accept the, as
I presume there is a lot of com-
petition from young students
for good universities.
Changing Horses
DEAR CHANGING -- Far
better . to, change now than
spend .a lifetime as a souate
peg in a round hole. Matter of
fact, with modern medical gad•
getry, a combination of medi-
cine and electrical engineering
could be quite useful.
My nicdieal consultant eves
.thinks, .there's' a chance you
csfuirii directly into medicine,
your credits are good
There are no age limits we
know of; universities consider
individual equipment and apti-
tudes rather than age. Have
you given due thought to the
perils of a long lean period, fi-
nancially?
Best write .to the university
(or. _universities of -your --choice
anti state your case).
To Amateur Counsellor -
Most couples marry because
circumstances throw them to-
gether, they have -needs and in-
terests in commin, and the
male-female attraction seems to
be operating efficiently.
Choosing a mate for life: is,
then, largely a matter of i;lind
choice. Who's to say it 18 any-
thing like. as promising or in-
telligent as the- choices made by
conscientious,parents,in the far
mast? Japanese parents. often
search widely and are not easi-
ly satisfied.
Young people in Canada .need
every bit of coaching they can
get from parents and .leaders.
Surely we can at least give
theirs some standards 'to go on.
Otherwise they may rely solely
on emotion - and many' do.
Then ` they wonder when work-
aday conflicts reveal a mar-
riage made any place but in
Heaven.
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Directors:
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Martin Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin
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E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1,
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The. 4-u homer aking .club In
'Dublin, the Dublin Colleens, el:-
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dent, Linda..:E:40.nd;; " vice -press --
dent Mary Helen Ducharme
secretary Charlene_ Kranlr;
treasurer, Rhonda KraMI); press.
reporter, Kath. Stapleton.
The leaders, Mrs, Friend and
Mrs. Humphreys,, discussed- the
objectives` of the new project,
"Sleeping Garments", including
points about types ,of pyjamas,
materials and trimmings • that,
can be successfully ,used „-Tpe
members also. learned bow to
take measurements and deter-
mine pattern sizes.
'Ai subsequent meetings top-
ics discussed pertained.' to pat-
tern instructions- and how to al-
ter patterns•and how to straigh-
ten and shrink material -which
was demonstrated by Linda
Friend,
Joan Annis demonstrated how
to pin a pattern on. material,
how to cut it -out and how to
mark it. Mrs. C. , Friend, the
leader showed how to stay -
stitch and how to_ make a
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on
FRIDAY, MARCH17, 19.67
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645 x 14 Four only $31.50 -15.75
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735x14' 31.10-15.55 ..:. 35.00-17.50'.
135x 15 31.10- 15.55 .. .. 35.00-17.50'
775 x 15 ,33.45-16.75..,.,37.65-18,85
815 x 15 37.55-18.80 .... 42.20--21.10
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