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Taboo On Teeth In Dentists' Home MONTREAL (CP)--With a fam. ily of dentists, one subject that's taboo at the dinner table is teeth. At least that is the rule at Mrs. Frank Mendel's home, and she |e dares not relax it for fear that the dinner would sound like a dental convention. Her husband, Frank, is a den- tist, and her three children, Anita, Jon and Berl all follow in their father's footsteps. This leaves Mrs.. pleatel feeling slightly outnum- red. Anita, the eldest of the Mendel children, is an orthodontist. She straightens irregular teeth or jaws, and is the only woman orthodon- tist in Montreal and one of fcw in Canada. Referring to her mother's ruling about shop talk, Anita explains: "She tolerated it while I was a dettal student. But when my broth- became dentists too, she thought it was time to put her foot down. Now we're apt to dis- cuss a wide range of subjects. . . but seldom, seldom, teeth." The two Menel brothers share an office, and Anita and her father do likewise. She recalls, "I have a pet aunt who encouraged me to belleve that a woman should make her own way in the world. 1 tried to follow her advice." First, Anita considered a few other professions. then, with some encouragement from a close friend and her father, she decided to en- rol in the McGill faculty of den- Bo emer nmceNJAKING Of Paper Taught tics, believing it would leave a oman, more time to spend with In V ancouver Schools In 1940 Anita married a Mont- salar, Paul Billick, who as VANCOUVER (CP)--About 170 taking a course in aeronautical en- |, ar making kits are being dis- Bineeting, Soday ie yD lck:s Have tributed to science classes in Brit- mere, and travel back and forth to [ish Columbia's junior and senior work together. high schools to give students, an One of Anita's sons, worried idea of the importance of the pulp about his grandmother's situation. [218 paper industy, gift of the once remarked: "Can't understand Canadian Pulp and Paper Associa- My 2 dentist ton, tion and duplicate all stages in if paper-making used in the giant B.C. mills. Distribution to incivid. | ual schools is being handled by the IODIZED SALT B.C. department of visual educa- lIodized salt supplies the iodine |tion. necessary to prevent simple goitre.| With the kits go two films, one In our average diet, there are not |detailing operation of the make- sufficient sources of this necessary [shift mill and the second showing mineral. Salt povides the simplst (how real pulp and paper mills method of introducing it into the [turn out Bewsprint and other pa- human body. per. The. kits were assembled by Kingsley Harris of the association and Don Lytle of the visual edu- cation department. Similar kits are expected to be distributed later to schools in other sections of Canada where paper making is a major industry, he kits contain ground wood pulp, sulphite pulp and other in- gredients needed in the paper- making process. They are easy to use and turn out excellent-quality newsprint. Basically tne classroom ° news- print process is as follows: The ground wood 44 and sul- phite pulp is place in a glass beaker called a "cooker." Later the mixture is pumped through a screen and a thin film of fibre 'Hunters Get Off, Shot Stuffed Dear SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP)--Two hunters who took shots at a stuffed deer hide and then were arrested for "pursuing wild game' were upheld Friday by an appeiiate court judge. Judge William L. Vandeventer of the Springfield Court of Appeals reversed a county circuit court de- cision which fined the men $250 ° each. The case stemmed from the ef- forts of state conservation com- mission agents to catch game vi- olators. They took the hide of a deer killed by a car, stuffed it is' obtained which, when dry, be- comes the paper of modern com- merce and industry, The final step in the process is | to iron the paper into a smooth, usable surface. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Welinesdiay, November 11, 1008 WW with shredded wood, supplied eyes | made of reflecting tape and placed it "on a lonely road, hal same night, Edwin Gussey and William Hoss shot at the de- coy and were promptly arrested. They were convicted under a stat- ute which says in part: 'No wild | life shall be pursued. But Judge fo ccier held the men were not pursuing deer. "In the first place," he said, 'there was no deer. The hide of ' a doe long since deceased, filled with boards; excelsior and rods and eyes made of reflecting tape, was not a deer within the mean- ing of the statute." LEISURE HOBBIES Mind and body. need rest and relaxation for maintenance and re- building. 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