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Well Attended Dinner-Dance Sponsored By 50-30 Club The 50-50 Club of Simcoe Street(Mr. and Mrs. John Dost, Mr. and| United Church held its annual| dinner dance recently in the Me- morial Hall, The club and guests enjoyed a turkey dinner served by the Commingle Group of the W.A. The hall was tastefully decorated Mrs. Ernest Hilts, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Worden, Mr. and Mrs.| Phillip Perry Mr. ami Mrs, Earl Campbell, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Morris, Mr, {and Mrs. Bruce Sonley, Mr. and| {Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Mr. and Mrs. |grow to its dimensions, as if to | KEEP IN TRIM Doctor's Blunt By IDA JEAN KAIN Emerson, our great American! philosopher said, "If truth comes to mind, we see . . . and suddenly Comments Opens Overweight's Eyes 1sive?' t it her diet, as to be repulsive?' That jolt hi {| woman, days I/mind to be right weight, stayed viwith her program ma '=ht hetween the eyes. went home and for fliree made up my mie to pi) Then mother started her diet. {weighed in at 297 pounds. She is| 55" tall and in her mid-twenties. All went well. She was losing successfully and enjoying the diet ~then she discovered she was) pregnant again. Instead of mak-| ing this the excuse for going off this spirited young having made up her On 1,000 calories a day, all in She|of her pregnancy. "Last November I had a beau. 60 pounds during the nine months tiful 7% pound girl. She is a very healthy baby and it was an easy delivery. A few weeks after the (baby's arrival, when I could weigh myself, I was another 20|young mother accomplished the > total of| miracle. That's tomorrow's story. pounds Mghees making a 80 pounds off in 1 then weighed 202 pounds. Today (Feb. 6) 1 weigh 182 pounds. "I didn't realize 1 was such a blimp until I had lost consider-! right comment made me face the fact that I was a glutton, Once I admitted this to myself, I had {o do something about it," she explained matter-of-factly. You will all want to know the |diet by which this courageous | TOILET WATERS | Canadian producers shipped $2,822,000-worth of toilet waters and colognes in 1958, down 14 per cent from 1957. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, March | ROSES, TOO MONTREAL (CP) A tele gram from the Queen was among congratulatory messages for Mrs. Mary Galna McCord, celebrating her 100th birthday. The suburb of Outremont where she resides pre- sented her with a basket of 100 red roses. SMART GIRL ESSEX, Ont. (CP) -- Leslie $25 for writing the best civic slos gan in a contest open to pupils in grades VI to X. Her slogan; "Enjoy Expansion with Essex." TASTY LUNCH Combine canned condensed green pea and tomato soups, then add thinly sliced and browned frankfurters. A real tasty come bination that's good for school Tomlinson, 10-year-old girl, won children's "at home" lunch. in green and white in honor of Stanley Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. new worlds." The shining truth off On January I, 1959, this young the protective foods, she reduced! able weight, The doctor's forth. St. Patrick. |Bruce Annand, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-|sudden growth was proved in the Following dinner the guests liam Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. [story of our young mother which! were introduced by Mr. William |George Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. began in yesterday's column, Trotter. Music for a variety of/ Ron Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Her- {When truth came to mind, she round and square dances was man Pincombe opened her big blue eyes and provided by Bryce Brown and his! Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jewell,|buckled down to reducing. She orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buchanan,/has changed her weight from 297 The evening's entertainment Mr. and Mrs. Alex Arkwright, | pounds to her present weight of was arranged by Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Britten, Mr.| 182 and she is still going strong. Jelle Bakker and their group. and Mrs. Arthur Bathe, Mr. and| When this young mother found Mr. Keith Buchanan was master Mrs. Murray Sparkes, Mr and|ghe was screaming at her chil-| 'of ceremonies Ling Shiliam Tvotiet: ha = dren, that her ome wes 3 west, won | Mrs. John Bakker, Mr. and Mrs.|and even a patient husband's un- > ng es Prive. Wm. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. derstanding was sorely strained, | was drawn by Mrs. William Trot. |Jelle Bakker ol {she sought help from a psychia-| ter. Other prizes during the even Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams, (trist, The doctor told her she did| ing were won by Mr. and Mrs. MF and Mrs. Robert Holden, not need psychoanalysis -- she] Alex Arkwright "Mrs. Roy Mor- Dr. and Mrs. Charles Collard, just needed to grow up and tol ris. Mrs. Lloyd Moody. and Mr.| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singer, Mr. take responsibility for what shel Gordon Davis. |and Mrs. Ronald Manning |ate, And has this girl grown up! | ; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Luke,She could smile as she re - following guess Jane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Me) counted WE. an Is ares Higg Mrs. Allan Hutcheson, Mr ad os Liova Moody, Mr, au re rvail. My. and] J thought I had a real lev. and Mrs. Hugh Gilchrist, Mr. and |y Jay C Mr. and Mis. |ance--all these children and al Mrs. Norman McAlpine, Mr aud Ne yay Midi oh jit A Bo J Oe vw Mes. wigs, Osten: oe. Mrs. | pert Edwards, Mr. and Mrs Gerla few things! Instead, after much Robert Giles Nr. and Mrs. Wil-| |don Davis . __|discussion, the doctor gave me liam Foreman, the Reverend and HOUSEHOLD HINT {the verbal equivalent of a great Mrs. John Moffat, Mr. and Mr The toothbrush is said to be|big Kick in the pants. 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