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WEST SIMCOE WI LEADERS vi Past president of Simcoo West Womeno institute Mrs George Bell lcitl is shown with the newly eiccted din urn leader lira Joseph Du mond of Brentwood centre and iirst Vice President Mrs KennethSiteituu at Coi lingwood Election was and or spring meeting at Dunedin with 109 registered attendance from to branches Examiner Photo Author Of Survey 15 Guest At UW Annual Meeting The annual dinner meeting of gt the Barrie branch Canadian lederatlon of University We men was held May it at the Birchrnero Hotel in Oriiliai Mrs Frances Wilson inim duced the gucst speaker tor the evening ltirs Pat Cockhurun well known among University Womens Club members as the author oi the Survey on Un sity Womens Club members as the author oi the Survey on Un iversity Graduates in Continuing Education Three per cent ot Canadas female population are university graduates and Mrs Cockburns survey of the three years was undertaken to Im Fellowship Group Flaming Banquet Guest speaker at the regular greeting of the Wuinens Chris tian Fellowship held May 11 in Essa Road Presbyterian Church Hall was ltirs Holder of World Wide Evangelism Cru sadeShe was introduced by Mrs McFadden and thanked by Mrs lilortimerl Following dinner served by the ladies of church Mrs Far ris conducted singsong Mr Broiley the meditation and Mrs Len Patterson scripture and prayers Mrs Thayler then sang several numbers accom panied by Mrs Armsiey Members were sorry to bid fare well to Mrs Barbara Mor timer who Ls leaving the group to take up residence in England Everyone is Welcome to at tend the next meeting at which Mrs Fituimmons of the Pres byterian Manse of scaverton flvill bexuest speaker As this is to he the closing meeting it was decided to have mother and daughterbanquet May 21 tickets is urged to contact Mrs Johnston at 7281752 as soon as possible THE STARS srw 11y ESTRELlmA FOR TOMORROW Generous planetary influences should rnplre Saturday an excep dtionally happy period Espe cially favored Domestic inter estsand romance cultural pur suits travel and outdoor activi ties For rim BIRTHDAY It tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that as of the lat of this month you entered an eightmonth cycle at 630 pm Anyone desiring tind out what they weredoing with their educations Mrs Cockburu spoke on tho need or university graduates to use their minds and to have the courage to take the first step in ilndingout thoir capabilities in the labor field From her survey she discovered great need for counselling for part time study for more education and or changed attitudes in the home UNCERTAINTY Her results showed that 40 per cent of women polled were uncertain of their educational aims and were not profession ally oriented Some wanted to take part time study programs at graduate level but were not accepted by universities More than it per cent were interested in natural science courses but lacked the courage to return to school For those who did return to graduate lrailling difficulties were en countered The financial bur den was great there was dif ficulty in finding proper day care tor their children and to those who did work at their proiossions the tax laws were discriminatory Mrs Cockburn tools that women should not he discouraged but should make greater olfurts on their own he hnll and not expect too many concessions On behali of both clubs Mrs Wilda McLennon of Orillia pre sented gift oi appreciation to Mrs Cocirburn HEAD TABLE Head table dinner guests in cluded Mrs Marilyn Rumbali president oi the Orillia club Mrs Joan Gundry in coming president oi Barrie Mrs Mary Smith Mrs Vicki Langturd and Mrs Frances Wilson all at Barrie With Mrs Hail the new president of the Orilila branch were other membersoi the executive including Mrs Peggy Dong and Dr lronstde The dinner was convened by Mrs Esther Otton Barrie and Mrs Joan Gordon of Drillia Alter short business meet ing the Barrie club decided to sponsor the Littles Hill Play ers production oi Princess with Problem by Wond Hicks next November 29 so Following dinner notice was Nancy sened at the Bay St home of Dr Nancy lrnnside Kinex out more lawnrweeds than any other lawn treatment Weguaranteoit highly lavorable for furthering gt financial goals Make the most of this period thereafter exp ence some vwbat dull periodalong these lines for two months Things lwill pick up again with the her ce you will Used as directed Graan Cmss iGllox guarantees resuth or We will refund the full purchase price Last week was on the step ladder putting on screens This tool came over and started to shake the ladder told him to stop it at once He said Not unless you promise to give me little kiss when you get down told him if he didnt stop would tell his rile Ha laid Shell never believe you hav ent kissed her in is years dThe only any was to partake soldidiheoofcoursolhadto keep my proud Nov be is pestermg mo worse than ever Please tell me how to get rid of himironies be Yolk Put that show on the road Grandma It couple of nonousense sentences would settle the old hash rmaneutiy He sounds In if he in his sec ond childhoodand so do you HAIR REHOVAL Dean Ann laden Your ad rice is usually sound but occa His second Childhood sionally you wander into areas you dont know anything about Instant Home Dry Cleaning Convenience Of The Future TORONTO CP It business executive looked ahead Tuesday to world of instant beer cool ing dry cleaning in bedroom eloseLs and frozen food that souawks when it gets too warm Jamison executive vicepresideut oi the Packaging Association of Canada outlined his predictions at meeting oi the Toronto branch at the Con sumers Association at Canada Mr Jamison said special iilm envelope to enclose can of beer is hcing tested in the southern United States The temperature may be 50 degrees but rubbing button can chill the beer can in this container to to degrees in seconds Within few years the clothes closet will he on automatic clean ing unit he said garment will be hung in the closet the door closed switch pressed and everything cleaned by high iretiueucy waves lrozen tood packages will be iattielaics in the supermarket When the temperature of package rises above certain point it will squawlc in protest Mrlomison also said Cunn dlnn packngcrs have called meeting for next fall when gov ernments manufacturers and consumcrs will he asked to dis cuss their disposal problems Meanwhile he said material that wrap or enclose products is accumulating in Canada at the rate oi =1 oi pound for each person other garbage brings the mountain of waste to total oi seven pounds day tor eoch Canadian When Canada adopts the mod lcai care scheme it can pick up some moneysaving ideas that are being developed in British hospitals he said Disposable products In solv ing many oi those problems Paper sheets are being used on the hospital beds This saves time and money Sterilization isnt needed and it eliminates sterile storage space He said another safety feature is sealing operating room in struments in plastic containers when sterilized gt Some hospitals are exporii menting with catering service for food Everything will arrive in properly measured units in disposable containerstailored to each individual need Ioddnmagonopedalkelmeynt shoddy Totbeladyrhohadtriedun mu lot ridother pneumatic you said Electro lysis bupr godsend to at women after ev erything else failed But cnu tion yougo to dermatologist not beauty happen to bemfilcensed eleo trololist sad work in beauty shop earned my licence alter many hours of grueling study and cantully supervised prac tire it Ls tedious work and re quires great deal of patience have never had dissatisfied patron Few physicians in this city do hairremoval They are too busy healing the sick Electrolysis is not considered medical tent meut So please stop tolling pcolt pie to go to physician for this procedure Thank you very mumhire hetdouu Dur him My mator concern is the welinre of my readnl and not special segment at so ciety For this reason am can stantiy in touch with authorities to make certain my counsel is correct repeat Women who are in terosted in permanent hat re moval should go to physician You are an alien you fly kilnth do thin on compo Ient licensedmoperatort and will happily refer you to qualified uperieaced electrologlst This on my position and it remains unchanged Now do you get itt Coulidential to Cilch Be yond Belle Ask him nicely to please Lirn hu toenails Make it easy by buying him special scis sors tor the ceremony it he still insisLs it ths suggest that be sleep with sax on You are right This is out problem have never had be fore IIARNEII NAMED TORONTO CF Arthur Harriett news director of radio station CFRD Toronto and the Standard Radio News network Thursday was named by accla mation to contest Toronto EtobL coke riding for the Progressive Conservatives in the federal election Mr liarncll was exec ullve nssisiantto former solici tor geueral William Browne from i958 to too and executive assistant to former Justice min lsler Donald Fleming from test to 1963 THE HARRIE EXAMINER FRIDAY MAY 11 1368 ere Comesv Summer Snedkers FOR GIRLS AND TEENS Teenagers love thesa Top Cais sneakers with square toe Blaok eyelettes and Black trim canvas oxford with contrasting laces In each shoe Colours Straw Lt aloe ortlrange Sizes 59 The Boaling Shoe has round toe Blue rubber solo on sturdy canvas upper and White rubber toxin 59 Childs 510 and Misses 11 Fussy Caisare theibest canvas sneaker for sports with bar arch and rubber soles Childs sizes 410 in Blackhed or llhrte Misses 113 in White or Black and Teens sizes 49 In illhlteor Black in White or Navy Size Teen Childs and Misses Teens Summer SportsweorrSpeciai HIGHCUT BASKETBALLSHOES Boysspend alinoslthewhoie summeriu sneakers so Jetsln the boot stylewith Blue rubber suctionysole Youths Sizes 610 wr79 why not pair of sturdycanvas Available in Black Littles 11 and Boys Sizes 15 Teens gas Childs and ltirssesi ginning of March and you should continue to progress monetarin speaking for at least tour months Where job matters are con cernedplunk or your best pe riods tor advancement and rec qogoition in September Novem ber December and next March gtCreative workersshould have generally tine year with out standing accomplishment indi catedduring the months of exception June September December or next arch and Arm It nanadlan We can make this guarantee because Killsx contains airipla combination of components which kili more hardtokill lawn weeds than any other lawn troatmenLEvon whore famous 24D has failed Killax has provided outstanding control over such problem lawn Woods as Chickwaed Clover Eadstraw Elaok Madick Hostall Ground ivy Knotwasd Shepherds Purse and of course Dandelion and Flaintains Killex is economical too one ounce of lflllair to one gallon oi water weedtreats 260 sq ft of lawnEYat for all its effectiveness ifiliax is sale on most lawn grasses Even the bostwead killers can fall sometimes Kiliax is an gt namesPA1TYCASUAL$ idiot for aroundtufeglujfpllefishi imam Pauy flaelasiirizedtoiilinerfinli have rubber 50195c Moms Hack gauge soil squata 109 econoflW mam sizes 59 For contort ESNEmmuwrruausrzo WWW LADlEst ladie lsh looking Fi ThSwami slipon is gr mm canvas th the cottageBi tongue in yourchorgce of or Black Available in as Personal relationships should squall prosper for must of the year ahead and according to the stars the weeks between now and late September trill be high ly auspicioustor sentimental in terests also late0ctoher if and next April Social affairs and travel should prove unusuall stimulating between now and midSeptember tan allearound good period for all Tntueanslp alsojln December January and next April child boin on this day ll be endowed with remarkable in qtuition high principles and greatpveraatility artfields isszznnrse Johnson Blake sis