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ANNE FRANCIS mlARLUITE WIIIHON Canadian Women See Centennial ny JEAN sunnr CP Womens Editor For women in Canada Cen tennial Ycor may be remem bered as the your oi bcgln nings The iirst beginning was the February announcement by Prime Minister Pearson oi royal commission on the status of women lira John Bird was appointed chairman writer and broadcaster Mrs Bird is known profes sionaliy as Anne Francis Things have been quiet on that front since except that in November one of the two male commissioners quit Cit ing personal reasons Donald Gordon of Waterloo Univer sity pulled out leaving Jac ues lienripin of the Univer ity of Montreal as the only man on the sixmember com mission More is likely to be heard remtho commission in loss Deadline for briefs is Feb 29 andeheorings are to start in prll more spectacular begin hing was made Oct in the Commons health committee study on proposed legislation to broaden abortion laws Author of one proposed bill Grace Maclnnis NDP me her ior vancouver Kingswsy startedproceedings in an air tendongetting manner She told committee members abortion could he factor in producing duality popuiac 1y her tion She said this was mere personalfeellng ller proposed bill contained no such suggestion naronr IN NEW YEAR in December the committee presented an interim report recommending that abortions be permitted where preg nancy will seriously endanger the lite or health of the moth Criminal er Thisproposal was incur poratcd in hillintroduced in the Commons amending the ugh lieproc law without at tracting milchattootlou bill amending Criminal Code to make distrlbutlon oi birth control iniormatlonand mate rial legal has heenEapprovcd in principle by the Senate but is yet to go help the Corn mons bill that obviouslywlliaf feet as many men as women is the onerto broadengrounds for divorce now con edpret ty2well te adultery Marrisg break on is the maiornaw ele eat but at special interest tofywnman are such new groundsas wiliul onsupport beluga department sumer and corporate affairs Ito job is to look out for the horse Mme wallyan flv provlpclat elections only three women won seats Mar Renwick birth ND filaments more in socldLJetormrnot gt Cemetery on Ads Prltcbard illthe 0o tarlolcglsintm but is other As The Beginning Brenda Robertson presi dent of the New Brunswick Womens Progressive Conser vative Association in October became the that woman elect ed to that provinces legisla ture During the partys national leadership co vs tion in Toronto in September Mary Sowha became the lust woman to run tor the top post Mrs Sanka who operates film company in Toronto got two votcs State Sccretary Judy La Marsh become the centre oi storm late in the year when she sold in TV interview there is rotten management hi the CBC Despite considerable pressure she declined to turn over to the CBC the noises which her charge was based WONT RUN AGAIN Miss LaMarsr also made news in April when shosold the next election gt Another familiar political tlgure Charlotte Vhitton was in the news She was iorced to resign as Ottawa alderman after launching civil legal action against the city situ ation that was described by the Ontario Supreme Courtea conflict of interest Miss Whittolt ran in Dec 16 byelection for the some seat and won over three male opponents then scoldedthem ior wasting taxpayers money by preventing her election by acclomatlon Less wellvknowo politicians achieved what was probably that atths municipal level in Twaed Ont atown oi 2ooo near Eellevllle the two male members of the five member council resigned hi niidSep tembcr and were replaced by women That made it an all womap cll tor three months until onelost her sea in Decemb shirt red overalls and bare feel may be unusual garb for the op elator of anemployment agen cyfibut then the clients arent ordinary elth Naomi wall 28 runs the agen for Americam draitdodger from the Ilvin room of her sor Martin Wall and gives her the role in Vietnam The dodgers ev er al thousand ot whom are reported havesettled in Canada are reierredito her by the coordina tor oi program be up to help She thanscans oh penhigs and to phones prospective employers Mra Wall adds that she is be employers who are sympathetic with our cause and who otter job Walls became involved mth1drettdodgeuwhenthay nomad their home to thenyhil mlj dosen for various pa 3A lmiveralty gtaduatetlom Philadelphia Mrs Wall soy ids filmmnwib darnedqu do but hum limoboom illuafancd FOR TOMORROW she does not intend to run in tain tdkfllght ambitions must ewiie ofn University Toronto psychology profes time freebecause she opposes ginning to getphone calls frpm Grow Cactus rIl House Dry Do you have problems wrh house plants dying from lack oi water if you do horticulturisu with the Ontario Department of Agriculture Ind Food suggest growing cactus plant These succulents rtorc moisture in their tissues and can withstand long periods of drought Because they are able to fake warm dry air they do extremely well in the modern home They only become shrivaied or unhealthy locking when given too much water Cacti are slow growing long living and need potting only cv cry two or three years rec ommended potting mixture con sistl oi equal parts of garden loam and sharp sand To help these plants bloom place them in bright location where they will receive plenty oi llgnt dur ing the winter months Most coc tl in lull growth will henellt con siderably from an application of week fertilizer solution If you want to grow cacti trom seed fill Much flower pot to onehslf inch from the top with potting mixture and drop in the seeds Lightly cover them with fine soil For germination place them in warm room between 70 and 60 degrees Cover the pot with glass to help keep the surface moist during the critical germination time As the seed lings grow gradually remove the glass Whoa they are about lit inches high they should be trans planted to small pots Many different species oi cae ti in wide range oi shapes are available on the market to day Growing them can become fascinating hobby ior the ar dent collector To Promote Apple Sales UllAWA CF three mcmber mission representing le growers processors and dstrlhulors in Eastern Ccnodo will leave Jan ior liday visit to Britain to promote apple soles the trade department said Thursday They are Caikio gcn cral manager at Scotlen Gold Cooperative Ltd Kentville NS Yves holduc manager of Quebec Apple Distributors lnc Candlsc Gun and Keith Collier manager of Norioilr Fruit Growers Association Simlt coo Oat THE STARS SAY by ESTRELLITA Stick to routine on Thursday morning and linish all uncom plated matters so as to boabla to taka advantage at RM influ ences which will he unusually favorable on many ironiHspe ciall for financial negotiations bet at conferenca with execu tives and launching new under standings it tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates good possibilities or both Job and ii nanciai gains duringthe next three months also in mldJuly early September late Novem her and late December when you will enter really excellent 3month cyclcvwhlch should step your interests on all fronts oso engaged in creative work and many born under this sign athould have tine year with June September and next mb er outstanding months Those will be periods in which uniquely imaginative ideas can be worked out most profitably All Capricomlans howevershould avod extrava gance and speculation between early May and the end at June also between mldrOctober and midNovember The next year should be highly abimul ating from domestic and social standpoint especlally if you are careful to avoid Irictlnn in close circles between early November and midDecember Best periods for travel The weeks between June ist and September 15th late Oc mmwur ANN LANDERS ADVISES Bitter Feelings Hurting Dear Ann Landm Inna isycarcld girl who is normal in every way Thcre is only one thing in my iiie that bothers me hate my tether hate everything about him hate the way he eels sorry for himself alter drunkwhich is often hate his little illnch ncer nnythlng certain lust enough to keep him from going to work hate the in he yells at my mother and be ittles llcr in front oi people am sick to death oi hearing him any lm the one who pays the bills around here Youll do as or Why dont fathers realize at their children didnt ask to be born when parents bring children into the world they are responsible ior than have ncvcr kissed my father or told him love him cannot recall that he has erar kissed me or said anything warm or kind to me My disgust ior him is so intense that it more every happy occasion he thinking that when marry am want to share the happiness of the be uslou with hm also he thinking that when he dies wt shed some tears But they will not be the tears of child who will miss her lather They will be tears for man who never knew the sweetness of grow ing girl Who needs help my lather or me Cutl Clll Him Daddy Dm Friend You both need help but will cooiine my ro marks to you Hula does great deal more damage to the vessel in which ltir stored than the ob lcct on which it is poured Your bitter feelings are hurting you far more than they are hurting your father They keep you stirred up and angry And they make you ch guilty assure you that your Ia thcrs hatred for himself is greater than your hatred ior him Dy to understand how wretched and miserable he is SPEAKING or PEOPLE AND PLACES Zoom lTIIE DAIIIIIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY JANUARY l9 Tlii Mlxi icon The maxiskirt will battle the minis this spring says Jacque line Familiant one of Mont reals avanicgarde iashion set iiersand ownin of three bouti ques Here modal displays one oi Mrs Famillants spring collections maxidress in deep roseworn with hot 3k flollPY tamer Wirepho vigilance Plants tobcracdriatrllczombofiiost auspicious Iperiods tor romanc Early Apr late August latel October and late Novemberfl Dost consider the sudden ratf tractions otJnly undoiS ptem her as the real thing ho ever child born on this day will be endowed with unusual versa tility and will work hard to at guard against selflndulg however ourteen la csware present at the yearend meeting oi the Womens Group of Westminster Presbyterian Church As this was aspeclal Christ masprogrsmand Installationol the new executive for ioaa the service was held in the sanctu ary oi the church Mrs Lois Sell the retiring president was in charge otithe worship service Alter opening with the Scripture lesson from Luke allowed by pray Mrs Dell ad poem entitled not Li Town Ker diameter devotions was Thoughts About sung gill Nelson rruidior Itthe Millie clout at the business Ren Mammoth one or session Id Keatle Mdeanmém Wan mmcunn tound to be infected it should immediately be isolated from other plants in the home ticulturists wllhthe Dntaalo Parlmellt oiAgriadture and Food oifertheetollowlng suggestions for treatment on th es infectg Many eifeetlve insecticides are available for plant treatment but only tow aresafe forhome compounds are Ptesident Miss Katherine llonoraryPresidcn Mrs Mary Moo Recording Sec retary Mrs lclla Munro Cor respondmg Secretlm Mrs Mag Logam Treasurer Mrs Ddl Nelson Telephone Oonven er Mrs Dorothy MncPhersong insect Dipping plants in Van luscctl aide mixture is much more Valtectiva Vmethodgthah spraying and has numberoraddedsaic ly features Use tha same ture as givenen the label for sprays place it in container lmge enough to take thewhole plant and hold cloth over the soil to keep it in the pot lip the pot upside down and immerse thefoliaga in the mixture usually black in color Dip theinfeded plants with 40 er cent nicotenc sulphate at two teaspoonsful per gallon of water Usea drop or two at soap noverdetergept to help spread thsmaterlalovcr theleai slutace oi thejplanL Malatbion dip maybe triedit this proves loelfective One oL themosln persistent l7 hitsw fly very small mowlwhitsln sev that tiieatromplant to Plant Dlpsustng pyrethrum Malathion and nicotene sulphate are ellediva or killing the Kitchen Convener Mrs Thel mo Jacobs Friendship Conven or Mrs Mary Jewel The members gathered downlt stairs in the church hall where delicious lunch was gonad by hastmedbi Mocibcnon Mrs billiard Mia Kym say very pleasant evening was climaxed the cscbange Christmas vglitsy and the Dennison forward to than your withl and tub nymphs but not adults To kill the adult files use 50 liar cent DJ wettabio pow Ve at tablespoons pet gallon of cr This insect will ra com unless our weekly up showing ibl challenges YACHT CLUB PARTY Commodore and Mrs Haughton and Vice Commodore and Mrs Bill Porter welcomed dt guests to the New Years Eve dance party held at the Barrie Yacht Cinnamon awning Ray Williamson provi ed recorded dance music and the party was marked by lucky spot dances won by Mr and Mrs Jack lion noy and Mrs Connie Hodges Luther Emerson won the door prize The club house was decorated with pine boughs balloons and streamers tor the gals evening which concluded with buffet supper at turkey ham beef and salads catered for by Lakovlow Restaurant Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Wib Holtzhouer and Mrs Brian licAllistcr and Mrs Luther Emerson Mr and Mrs Jackhonney Mr and Mrs Bill Snyder Terry Burt Gerrons and Miss Pat Leek lfr and Mrs Kurt Horn Mr and Mrs Lorne Withers Mr and Mrs Bolton Mr andllrs Nick Rolland Illr andMrs John Fitzpatrick Mr and Mrs John Kraft Mr and Airs Pad dison Mr and lira Elicia Mr and hire Tim Brown lir and Mrs John Blebesheimer Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Hops Mr and Mrs Pater Rennick Mr and Mrs Bun Poole Mr nod Mrs Jack Garsidss Don Campbell and lliss Germaine McFadden Mr and Mrs Ron Gremo Mr and Mrs Mansel Powell Mr andMrsI Bob Wil lraos Mr and Mrs Bacon Mr and Mrs Bert Cole hlr on Mrs Pctcr llodges Mr and Mrs Michael Lysobiid Mr and Mrs Gordon Murdock and Mr and Mrs Peter lioidder BORDEN LEVIIE Among those trom Barrie wb attended the Commanders Levee at Canadian Forces Base Borden on New Years DaywcrerMay or Robert Bentley Judge Mrs Marjorie Hamilton Alderman Roberts Ralph Snelgrove Walls Gillrnouro Hamilton Capt and Mrs Edgar ll Hodges Group Cap and be compassionate my door it not for his sakeior yours PHONE CALIA Dear Ann London My bus baod is cxeanhc in large company and wkb we had hall the money think we have itll arena am that has been driving me mils There must be eohntoo and nmdepeodinon tom withit you At least once week billion special meet ing at about The meetings are held in the bolpitallt roomThls is the room wt the dollar cabinet They send out for dinner and sit around for at least three hm This means my dlnnu get ed to the lot We told Milton adoun times if he would only call and tell me he wont be home for dinner thin Patel West Police Chief Edward Trchlrlurt OPP Superintendent Coliins Alderman Jack Garner William Garner Dr Edwin Wilson County Warden George Mscltay County Clerk Fred Hunter Crown Attorney Edward wild man Osmond Rows QC ll Eldon Greer Capt Harris Steele Meier ii hoyd and Motor William shin FLORIDA HOLIDAY Mrs Olive McDonald Innislil st enioyed the Christmas vaca tion in Hollywood Florida with her sister and brotherulnlaw Mr and Mrs George Woods and their daughter Marilyn of Scarborough WEEKLY EUCHRE Winners in the ladies diviai of the LOL 482 weekly euchre in Allandaia Hall were first Mll Gladys Scott Barrio lec ocw Merits Final Session Churchill United Church Wo menheld their final meeting oi the year at the home of the president Mrs Ronald Allen who extended warm welcome to all members and lrlcnds Following the opening exercis es the treasurer Mrs Wat son presented the budget for 1966 which was adopted lira Browning representing the nominating committee love the slate oi otficers lol the corn tng year which also was accept cd lira Allan reported earths Slmcoe Presbyterlal meeting held at Angus For the program the clutch mas Message in song and story was presented by Mrs Con sable assisted by Mrs Rclve You More Than Dad would not sit around and wait for blrn and burn up good food when he walks in at 930 in stead of GM of come am mod who wouldnt bet Then he accuses me of being ongger and not understanding his lob Whats the solution Ann Lan dm The Noodall Dear Need Some husbands dont call to say they aregoing to be late because they get such blasting on the phone they lig Ine theyd better wait until they get home and catch it all at once Tell Milton that if he calls from now to you promise to be sweet And when he does call poor on the bone and molay sea Babe lbank profusely and be extra charming when he lets home Once he lcams that youre not going to bite his head ofl hell change his ways and Mrs Jim Isolation Hurley and third bliss Katbltne Taylor Harris in the mens division An Dove Barrie was first Jones Barrie second and Georg Gillharn Barrie third COOKSTOWN GUESTS Spending the New Year with Mr and lira John Corbett Carolina so were Mrs Donna liIcKlol of Toronto and Mr and Mrs Don Cochrand familyir lira Norman Nevlis Mr Mrs Emerson Cavcuand Mrs Nevill all oi Cookstown NEW YEARS GUESTS Mr and lira Adams Bradford st had as their New Years guests Mr and Mrs Goo don Compton Toronto ORILLIA VISITOR lira Eileen Spry of Finecrof Apts Clapperion 8L had as guests her sister Mrs Shelagh lion of Toronto her brother Mr Tcofyldulcahy and niece llisl Sue Mulcahy oi Orillis BARBADOS Mr and hire Donald Rum ble Castle Drive rpsnt Christ mu week and New Years in Georgetown Barbados IN HUNTSVIILI Mr and Mn Warren Wilgar and Mr and Mrs Allan Scott spent New Years weekend at Camp Billy Eur Huntsville UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Mr and MM Cam eron oi Muicaster St had as holiday guests their daughters Elspeth oi McGill University Montreal and Christina Brown Ynivcdrsity Providence Rhoda an WEEKEND GUESTS Weekend guests at and lira Donald Emery wild Oaks Shanty Bay Road were Mr and Mrs Gage Campbell arfllia RR and Mr andlirs Richard Campbell at Waterloo and Mrs ii Coutls duet The Babe in the Manger was sung by Mrs Couttl and Mrs MacGlegor social hour and lunch com pleted the evening mos LANDSCAPE den coverl75 square miles and has fluctuating population recently estimated at lanooo MORE Fol EVERYONE INTHs paces wear any lasts EXAMINER airing humanyinterest articles kooklng hintsyooiumns sportsflhe comics