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street, said 139 adults "and 199 COMPARE NOTES ON REPORTS. MotKerc raft Society Extension Fund care in 1958. Visits to the advice rooms totalled 3.272. Miss Hewitt said the most rapid growth in work was in the pre-natal department Al- though fees had been Increased irom 3 io iv ine enrqjmcni was the largest since the advice rooms were started. Reporting on the post-natal department she said there was a small decrease in the number of visits, owing to the fact that number of the patienta have moved to the suburbs making it increasingly difficult for them to take small babies for regular visits.

She said Saturday morn ing appointments are being made to help this situation. 'Miss Hewitt thanks to Westboro United Church or the use of its nurs ery for the west End advice rooms and to Mrs. R. liner for the use of her home for the East End brands. She also thanked em a of the Natural Childbirth Association, group affiliated with the soci ety, for its" promotion of the principles of natural childbirth and arrangement of special meetings and film nights.

Miss Hewitt also reported on the pre-school department, for children from 18 months to five years of age, home visits arid the "well baby" nurse registry. Mrs. Allan Armstrong, presi dent of the Ottawa branch of the Canadian Association of Consumers, waa apeaker at the meeting. Elect Officers. Officers were elected the meeting.

Honorary members are Mrs. James Mrs. G. Scott Murray, Mrs. H.JL.G.

and Mrs. CD. Howe. Elected- to. serve with -Mrs.

Bell vice-chairmen, Mrs. R. Milner, Mrs. J. D.

Kossats. Mrs; Arthur Davis and Mrs, P. 1. M. O'Connelt; general sec- rtttry7Mrs, Rerar Huotr-rea surer, Mrs.

F. M. Kenney; assistant Mrs. R. Marshall.

Publicity, Miss Dorothy Peck, Mist Jessie Lowe, Mrs. Jean Lef uvic. Retcherman. Miss C. M.

Baldwin, Mrs, Der rick Lovejoy, records member-ship. Miss Isobel- Green, Mrs. T. Hick. Mrs.

W. A. Sim; Infants and children went thereJittson, Mrs. Lawrence Freiman At the Mothercraft Society's annual meeting last night, Mrs. Arthur Davis, left, convener of the finance committee, and Mia Elva.

M. Hewitt. nurse supervisor of the 7958 BEST YET-; Ottavva Sets Up With reports of a successful 193S Including bank balance of tt, 800 members of'the Ot-. tawa branch of the Canadian Mothercraft Society last night voted to' set aside $1,000 to inaugurate an extension development fund. The year was considered the most successful since the society was formed here.

Mrs. Mackintosh eU reelected chairman at the 14th annual meeting last night, said that with rising costs the soci ety had had to stress money raising projects in the past year, It was' announced that maintain healthy financial picture the association will have to raise 12,100 this year through fund raising These will include a theatre party and several sales. The fashion show held last month raised $270. Increase Budget. The society is budgeting this year for expenses of.

more 13 an increase of nearly $900 over last year. This increase is owing to an increase of -S380 in. head office allocations, a bursary of $300 for a Mothercraft nurse In training In Toronto and $163 for hew office equipment Attributed to the popularity Of the society's pre-natal classes, membenhip fees last year totalled $1,988, an Increase- of nearly $1,000 over the previous year t. Miss Elva M. Hewitt, nurse supervisor at! the society's ad-v Vice rooms at 129 McLeod programmln for pre-natal and post-natal J.

tr-MYEirS mt era aalaa la have a bWVII W-ar now CLOSED tor nmodtliinq WATCH FOR OUR GRAND RE-OPENING mist MAn Ton nmm MOUinMrOtilfMKE. OPSTAIKS iti aisna mm otitTrs)' T- 7v' Glamor Plus Hard Work In Air Stewardess' ob The )o ofan air line stewardess hast its glamor ss well as bard work. Glamor Inrseeing different places and meeting interesting people -y-T. Hard work in being Uctful and patient- with the. difficult traveller and being on call for duty at irregular- hours.

After being. selected, the stewardess receives an inten sive training course. At Eastern Air. unes they live at the Miami Spring Villas while taking' Instruction for five weeks. The course Includes special classes in emergency and oced are t.aLyear the have to be pre- modelling course wlucn.

consists of hair styling, good grooming and make-up, Prom time to time, during training. the students are assigned to reguiaXiy scheduled flights and assist the flight per sonnel on board. In this way here's Q'Jicx andtheMUiFlsUWIW tO SBUSVf rhneutic or snhritic pu'a tv Wsat fast esTcue rtiicf so tsk Imstantins lit brings itsl comfort tsss 1 1ST AHTIN1 Is a cscefully compoiisMitd fbnauls chsi am sosVst, to (horoeirlirr thiyoptinsiMirit4tliswttiatttauyl AiKftus ftW is prooj a ittctt Best of su, Inttaxttwi nbltts give yoe last the mii snsuUat roe ftay aetd tctoDr Ssskt foe fta btmr. ImrANTiNS today 1 wi a mumisS MMHtm a nans atiauat mum aiuMica tH(vMtie Mueitic As.Tiiierij( 3 society's advice rooms, reported progress. Itv their respective' departments, Mrs.

Mackintosh Bell was re-elected chairman "i the meeting held In Elgin Street 'Public School. (Journal rust ky DomlrtlM swi O'Connell, Mrs. E. F. Roots.

Telephone conveners, Mrs. F. Lodge and Mrs. M. Brown; Notices, Mrs.

R. 0. Wheatley and Mrs. Douglas M. C'srke; advice rooms.

Miss Dorothy Peck and Mrs. James Blair, Mrs. Edgar Marshall, Mrs. J. I.

Lswson, Mrs; L. ThorselL, Hospltallfy. Hospitality, Mrs. R. K.

Odell Mrs. Robert Gemmell, Mrs. E. 5tedman, Mrs. N.

R. Anderson, Mrs. T. Travers, Mrs. L.

Hampaon, Mrs. R. Marshall, D. represenU' tires to Local CouncU of Women. Mri R.

O. Wheatley; Welfare Council, Miss Elva Hewitt: NCA, Mrs. J. M. Main; CAC.

Mrs. J. H.ber man; conveners of novelties and cards, Mrs. Fred Richardson and Mrs. Allan Romain, Mrsvix Rots.

Film committee, Mrs. V. C. T. Hick and Mrs.

Fred Richardson, Mrs. Bernard Langdonv Mrs. I M. Hempson; works groups: chairman, Mrs. C.

Pegg: Manor Park, Mrs. J. D. Abson; West End, Mrs. D.

Miller. Mrs. Douglas M. Clarke; Alta Vista, Mrs. C.

J. Pegg: Castle Heights, Mrs. J. D. wentzell.

MRS. MARION THOMSON president of the Ottawa Jay cettea who are in charge of the prize booth at the Jaycee Mm Show this' year. This week's entire display of. prizes 'may be seen at the Jaycett booth in the lobby they become familiar with work "on the lob. One week before graduation the girls, are assigned to one of eight bases' Boston, New York, Charlotte, NC.

cago, New Orleans, Washington or Miami. In moat cases, the new graduates can choosa which base they prefer. After six months at a baw the girls mayereauest a- trans fer to another base. i( they wuiw Stewardesses fly an average oi bo nours per monin. since the air line operates on- a 24- hour-a-day basis.

363 dsys, a pared to work at all houri, 'on; week-ends and on holidays. Mr. Terry Daniels and Mrs. Aenel TUeston will be conduct ing interviews for Eastern Airl Line stewardesses on Friday all the Beacon Arms Hotel. Inter: view hours are from to 7 p.m.) rn Li 14 -THE OTTAWA 'JOURNAL 250 Will In Minto Th executive of the Mmto Skating Club -entertained it luncheon etttrdiy-for member of the prest end radio to introduce' the Minto Follies of Mr.

J. Lansing Rudd, vice- president "of the club. Ml hott it the held In the club lounge. Mr. Melville Rogers.

club president, presided and other members of the executive present were Mr. Charles Cum- mint, honorary treasurer, and Mr. Rom Atchison, chairman of the general Minto Follies committee. The Follies will be presented March 26T27, 28 in the Audi--! torium with a -matinee on the afternoon of Saturday, March 28. About 830 persons, sged Agnes Hurdmbrv.

Weds D. Ogilvie The marViage of Miu Agnes Elizabeth Hurdman and Mr. Charles Douglas Oillvla took placejm Saturday morning in the chapel Saints Church, Laurier avenue Eatt The bride it the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter P.

Hurdman of Hurdman's Bridge and Mr. Ogilvi is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, John Robert- Ogilvie. ceremony was performed kir Iw. John Dunnn.

Mr. welter r. Hurdman gave his sister In marriage and Mrs. John W. attended her sister.

Mr. E. Wilson was best man. DR. AND.

MRS. WV Tay lor-Col I ins Vows" '-SoJemnized in England The marrisge of Mist Patri cla Joan Anne Collins and Df Blyth Earle Taylor took recently In St Margaret's XurxbtaJotllEnila.nd. The bride is the dsughter of Mr. A. E.

Collins of Victoria, BC, and Dr. Taylor Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K. R.

Taylor of ManiwtkL Rev. G. Llndley officiated at the ceremony. Collins tsvenit dtuih- lexJnjn.arriue.and pie was at tended by Mrs. Bsrbara Val- bere.

Dr. Leslie Vatberg was best man. The bride wore cocktail length town of duchess satin in an oyster shade designed on Empire lines with Sabrinc neckline. Her chapel length veil was beid by a coronet headdress and she carried bouquet of cream colored roses, steph- anotis and white heather. Her attendant wore a gown of coffee colored tatia with satin ribbon headdress.

She ear? iVir givt your tTtct whiU yrtlox I Iideiht Bearee iaatt your feet rett netvrtlif "-ZZ JV TUESDAY, MARCH. 1959.: SOCIAL SERVICE SECRETARY HONORED. Miss Liddy Studte, sealed, retiring secretary of the Social Service Index, was honored yesterday at a tea attended by representatives of Ottawa social agencies. With Miss Studte. are Mist, Florence Chritlie, executive 7 Philharmonic 7 Group.

Meets March 11 The Women's Committee of the 1 1 a a Philharmonic Orchestra will meet on Wednes day, March 11 at two o'clock in the National Gallery. This will beTlhelast general meet- I Aid Society, paid en may Plans for the March 11 meet ing were discussed at an executive meeting at the home of Mrs. R. E. Curraii yesterday At two o'clock Mr.

Thomas Miyer. Philharmonic conductor, will apeak on the music to be heard at the last concerts of the season, March 16 and 17. Featured be Beetho ven 9th with massed choirs. A short business session will follow and after this members will be able to tour the Gallery where a special French and German exhibit is on -display, MRS. JOSEPH METTVTEIt, who will act as deputy chair man -in the forthcoming Red Feather drive.

In the last campaign Mrs. Metivier headed the residential i 1 I which raised more than $06 000 in the "mccessf ul two-day blitz. She will act as assist-, ant to Mr. -Harold D. recently named campaign chairman for 1960.

i (Phota br atudle C. Mjrrlll OFFERI w4 director of the Femily Service Centre, who arranged the tea." and Dr. Joaeph Laycock. executive director of the Otuwa Welfare Council. (Jeutnai Phot by.

Domtnsta WMtt' We I fare Age nctes-ff Honor Liddy Studte Representatives of many Ottawa welfare agencies gathered yesterday to honor Miss Uddy Studte, who has retired from the Siliuol Sei vice1 index after more than 30 years as its secretary. mw. iwvii 1 1 i vi un II tribute to Miss Studtee work and presented her with a gift from all the agencies. Miss Harvey said that Mist Studte had become known as Miss Santa Claua for her work with the Christmas Exchange and expressed the hope that she would be able to help with the exchange even after retire ment. Miss Studte started work with the Social Service Index as a "temporary Job" immedi ately after leaving business college.

The job became permanent one lasting for 33 years, For 25 of those years she was secretary of the Index. The Christmas Exchange has been her special project and she proudly says that our Ottawa exchange Is "second to "In this early she Mid, "about 30 groups used the Christmas Exchange." Last year 362 groups made use. of services. Three yeara ago when Miss Studte was 111 at Christmas time she carried on the work from hospital, bed: "I know the work so well it; wajsji'tUny effort to do it she 1 Groups represented at the French Union Plans Dance The Union Nttiontle Fran-eaite d'OtUwa will hold a masquerade dance Saturday at 8.30 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus Hall, 4i Byward Market Mrs.

C. R. Medland, Mrs. J. Irsr are In charge of arrangements for the "Bal Masque Proceeds will go to the organizations charities.

Danc ing will be to the music of Paul Ruffo and his orchestra. offerl f6 Introductory ilioToIWWaltrwHh loairty lel "-f" tlioToilttWtttrwHh looutylcol and oomtertaWy, while refreshing mastaoe' speedily sum sore, tired leet and lege; reiievte muscular etHmeta, C.S. Aeeroved -Makes a wonderful teal DrSchhl! I nor comr6r shop 16IJlrMl aUiii Perform Follies from four to 60-pi us will take part in the show. All the work on costumes has been done by the It diet of the Minto Club. Value of the coe- tumea it estimated at unong ine icaiureo performers will be Barbara Wat net and Bob Paul, world pair champions; Andre and Donald Jacoby, runners-tip in the world dsnce championships; the Le-ducs, Joe Jackson, pantomime comedian: Eddie Collins and- Francea Gold.

Earl Crowe, well-known for hit appearances in i Orpheus productions, will be featured singer throughout the perform ances. Music for the follies will be provided by an 18-piece orchestra directed by Clifford Tripp. For the wedding the bride wore a street length dress of ruby red imported Italian velvet with a white satin hat- white accessories and a corsage bouquet of white carnations and roses. 71 1 Cook wore a dress of beige French lace in sheath style with a flowered hat lv, Following the wedding. hM h.

k. -T r1-. of the" bride's brother, Mr. T. Frater Hurdman.

Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvie will reside ot) Ogilvie Road, Ottawa. B. H.

TAYLOR. fied rotes and free- sia. Following a reception at the home Dr. and "Mrs. Vatberg.

the newly weds left on a. trip "and the Balleartc Islands, Travelling, Mrs. Taylor wore a maize wool georgette dress with bronze satin hat A brown coat and corsage bouquet of cream roses completed hr. ensem bJt. Dr.

and Taylor will re side at S3 Kremlin Drive, Liver- ttngttnarwhi is with the Walton Hospital. Mrs. Taylor is a graduate in nursing from the Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, BC, and Dr. Taylor la a graduate of Queen's University. OESERT FLOWER IJVV LIMITED TlrlE.

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Catholic Family Ottawa Day Nursery, Community Chests, Family Service Centre. Family court Red Cross, Victorian-Order of Nurses, Big Brothers; Protestant Children a -Village, -Otuwa Social Service Depart-' ment Ottawa Welfare Council and the Visiting Homemekers. The China Hall ot Ottawa ItflMkSL 54 Dili SL as cwMtiut Beautiful RHINESTONE SETS 1 OMiNtac irr sho ttr spabs tt. cai-ssts FREE CITY-WIDE BLIYRY DAWSON'S DRUG STORE 1 t. DAWSON LTD.

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