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18 Saturday, November 23, 1968 The Ottawa Journal Journal Want Ads Bring Quick Results. Australians Seek Reform paws GARDEN CLUB CIIftlSTSIAS SALE PLANS At a meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry F. Davis, at right, plans were made for this year's annual Rock-cliffe Garden Club sale of Christmas decorations for indoors and out-of-doors. With the sale convener are Mrs.

C. C. Walker, at left, president of the club and At University of OttoWa MISS SUZANNE N. JACQUES, 1968 graduate of the Ottawa Civic Hospital School of Nursing has successfully completed her Registered Nurses Examinations of Ontario. She is now on the staff at the Ottawa Civic Hospital.

Miss Jacques is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Jacques. Gage Crescent, past president.

Mrs. B. Rochester. The event will open at Lindenlea Community Centre. Thursday.

Nov. 28 at II am. Proceeds will benefit the organization's works of chanty. (Journal Phtfto bv Dornmon Wtdt) OTTAWA KENNEL CLUB Presents 2 full days of family entertainment (drop off the kid. while yon attend the game) INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ALL BREED DOG SHOW dose to 700 showdogs each day Coliseum Lansdowne Park Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. and don't miss The Purina Invitational "Show of Shows" Sunday evening 6.30 to 10 p.m. featuring 36 "Best in Show" dogs The Finest array of "Best in Show" dogs ever assembled in Canada Can Peter Pan and Tinker Bell iTwMxr wij. wvpes to Don't i Save Christmas for Santa SANTA CLAUS IN NEVER LAND DR. XLVRGARET BEZNAK Santa Claus is in deep trouble.

When his workshop at the North Pole is destroyed, Peter Pan helps him bund a new one in Never Land. But now Santa's secret hiding place, with its stores of gift-wrapped presents, has been raided by wicked Captain Hook and his pirate crew. Can Peter Pan and Tinker Bell save Christinas Day for Santa? Starting Monday in THE OTTAWA JOURNAL L4 mmb Mrs. Dondghy To Head Church Group Mrs. C.

Donaghy was elected president of Church of the Ascension Anglican Church Women at the annual meeting in the church hall. Others elected to the executive slate were: Mrs. D. A. Edgar, vice-president; Mrs.

V. H. Swales, treasurer Mrs. W. C.

Hinkley. secretary, and Mrs. Clara Cassel-man. educational secretary. Also elected were Mrs.

J. A. Wooff. Mrs. F.

H. Can-niff. Mrs, M. Graves. Mrs.

A. Crook and Mrs. Walter Silrox. Mrs. Canniff spoke of her trip to Bntam.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Amy Small. Mrs. J. E.

Allsopp. Mrs. Edgar. Mrs. Donaehy.

Mrs. Canniff and Mrs. Swales. Rideau Curlers Coffee Party At coffee party held at the Rideau Curling Chib. guests were received by the president, Mrs.

R. S. Rooney. Presiding were Mrs. W.

H. Tavlor. Mrs. W. P.

Mrs. E. D. Lafferty. Mrs.

W. II. Freel. Mrs. H.

S. MuVell and M's. W. Beddoe. Sen-inn were Mrs.

Everett Danbv. Mrs. J. J. Harrington.

Mrs. J. A. MacGowan. Mrs J.

Roger. Mrs. D. W. Foley and Mrs.

J. J. Carette. Money was received by Mr H. Sl ns and Mrs.

t. Phillip The convener Mis Pr.ce Of Country's Abortion Law MELBOURNE (C peeled and established doctors bourne both called lor changes chief of Victoria-! homicide being dragged to court by In- in the abortion law. So did the quad. Detective Inspector spec tor Holland's men that Labor party in Victoria and the Frank Holland, is a religious moves were made to set up a Liberal party in three statesman and felt it was his duty to legal aid fund to help the ao Victoria, Western Australia and crack down on abortionists in cused. Queensland, the Australian state.

His police The Australian Medical Asso GETS PUBLICITY quad, brought leading Mel- ciation in Victoria took a survey pauj( wn0 naJ snent bourne doctors and young girls of its 4.000 members and found lour years researching the sub-to court cases that shocked that 77 per cent believed the the people. women medical students grow from one or two to 10 to 15 per cent There are more European women in medicine than in North America. I think the reason is because girls here marry younger and have 'relatively larger families." Spending her day. in medical research and teaching, she said if a woman leaves this fast moving field she can "rarely catch up again." Dr. Beznak is a friendly woman given to easy laugh The Montreal Ottawa Conference United Church Women executive meeting with Mrs.

J. M. Harrington presiding was held in Macdonald House, an institution in downtown Montreal doing religious, social and benevolent work among people of many race, and creeds. The superintendent. Rev.

Egerton Armstrong, addressed a luncheon Following a summary of the General Council meetings in Montreal by the president, a panel with R. A. Cameron. Richmond. as moderator, received support Yule Workshop Starts Monday Five evening classes on Christmas preparations will start Monday at 7.30 p.m.

at Laurentian High School. The Christmas Workshop for women is being repeated this year by the Adult Education Division, Collegiate Institute Board by special request. Sessions will involve how to make inexpensive gifts, holiday food, Christmas dinner, candle decorations, elegant buffets, as weft as pointers on last minute shopping and gift ideas. They will be held Mondays and Wednesdays until Dec. 9.

Engagements and Weddings Engagement and wedding notice, can be published by sending details by mail, or bringing them in person to The Ottawa Journal, 237 Queen Street, Ottawa. Ont. For further information call The Journal 236-7511. Ext 201 or 208. between 9 a.m.

and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Wedding, and engagement, are published at a charge of 7 cent, per word. CENTRAL PARK LODGE OTTAWA NEWEST ond MODERN RETIREMENT CENTRE far Further Informal )m Phont 722-8333 dp Marie Dee eg 'd School Designing, Dressmaking, Milliner TEL. 235 6038 ANK (Cemtr 3r4 A.t.l law should be liberalized. It profession at me number of res- by fanners.

First Woman Governor Faces New Problems By AIJXE CARTER of The Journal Pondering student unrest in an Ivory Tower will be a new experience for Dr. Margaret Beznak but it holds no terrors for her. "I must not comment on our University of Ottawa troubles but you realize, of course, that student unrest exists all over the world." Dr. Beznak is the first woman elected to the University of Ottawa's board of governors. She has been a a member of the university senate for some time and was elected to that post by the medical faculty.

In turn the senate elected her to the new post. She said in an interview. Thursday in her office, that the board of governors and its problems would be a new experience. Student unrest would be new to her too. "I am used to young, earnest, serious medical students.

Although I have no children I really like young people." she said. Dr. Beznak is chairman of the physiology department. She inherited the position in 1959 a year after her husband Dr. Aladar Beznak SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE WITH AX ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE NOVEMBER 23rd FROM 9 12 MIDNIGHT AT 127 METCALFE TREMENDOUS OPPORTUNITY TO MEET NEW ACQUAINTANCES A Weekly Event Hosted by the Georgian Club died.

"Physiology is the normal functioning of the body," she explained The Beznaks came to Ottawa from England in 1953. Graduates of the University of Budapest they went to the University of Birmingham in 1948 and were invited to join the University of Ottawa where Dr. Aladar became chairman of the physiology department. Margaret Beznak has had a long love affair with Canada. "I have travelled from coast to coast and even seen the Arctic Canada is such fascinating country," she said with enthusiasm.

Dr. Beznak comes from a medical family. Her mother, father and brother were all doctors. Since her arrival at Ottawa she has seen the 'Vr- meeting aV M-Z I 1 I -W 1 4. A Jl nu Dorn ter, attentivenes.

in conversation and one can readily understand why people would feel at ease with her. Her spare time is spent in tier own house, reading and listening to music. She attends many "congresses" related to her work, in Canada and abroad. She epeaks several languages. "Hungarians must speak other tongues because Hungarian is useless outside that she concluded before rushing off to a meeting.

UCW Session Setting Macdonald House, Montreal of Mrs C. A. Christie, and Mrs. J. T.

Sparks, both of Ottawa, Mrs Paul Smith, Montreal, and Mrs. Clifford Lar-mour, Momsburg. Plans for a regional conference for women at Queen's University, June 20- 32. were announced. Birthday Club FRIDAY.

NOV. 21 Rodney Furlotte, 7 years. (To assure publication on the date of a birthday, the notice must be received by 4 p.m. the day before The Journal. Birthday Editor, Ottawa.

Ont. Please enroll me in The Journal Birthday Club. I will be years old on 19. Address PLEASE PRINT NAME Ed. Not: The tints will not aatomatlcillr carried forward rear by year.

They will carried only when a coupon It sent la well in advance. Uitlncs arc restricted to children 11 and ounce statements like these: But his camnaien to wiDe out copy of the survey to the abortion, had contrary ef- eenent to dispose of her body as she feet It has released pent-up Ped to have urged that Ae wishes feeling, throughout Australia PU doesn't want to have a baby tlutf the la. banning abortion. matter between her- must. in some cases, be Urn circumstances.

and her doctor, chained These circumstance, are' Anuthority on th, subiect. Ji'SUEXSZ Suf. Beatrice Faust, a post-graduate worker at Perth University, estimate, mat 90,000 abortions are i mi in iib abortion is necessary serve the life or the physii population of 12.000.000. every ndlb, Many are carried out by doctors, but thousands are mental health of the mot where there is a substa would be The Presbyteriai performed by amateur, in back TRUCK OWNERS TOOniS. nPTDflTT iknil DM or doctor, surgery.

"1 uic jiia. II I II Ik! 3 Kll al risk mU3t realize at 'eady re- Hp- -wmi ooy may aevei- op into a sex relationship. To Church and ZZ'ZZ ..11.. TTT? Anglican Synod in Mel- Setting the pace is the ment 01 South Australia which So alarmed was the medical of trucks in the U.S. are owned Jntrodu 1 abortion izing in certain cases.

From fine to 2. 1 MISS PENNY ANN TEN-NANT, 1968 graduate of the Ottawa General Hospital School of Nursing, has successfully completed her Registered Nurses Examination of Ontario. She is now on staff at the Ottawa General Hospital. Miss Tennant is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Tennant, Shamir Ave, Ottawa." PORTRAITURE RUSH PASSPORTS I NEWTON PHOTOGRAPHERS Sparks St 134-4144 Make your appointment now for a luxurious FERN AND AUBRY beauty treatment Aba iaqga at tut ear rvtaiaf mke-as cUmet. PLACE DC Villi iS CClir Street 1 bmt trat Partial la SkrHM 232-0094 232-2054 Did 233-4416 sr 233-1004 toiG EVENTS CALENDARA I Nov. 27 8.30 p.m.

Concert by the Cantata Singers, and Ceroid Wilkin, orgon, at First Baptist Church, laurier at Elgin. Nov. p.m. Program of instrumental ond vocal music, ond original verse, at Glebe United Church. First Ave.

ot lyon. ALL ANNOUNCCMINTS MUST SUBMITTED DAYS IN A Courtesy Service Provided by PO SPACI CALL xn-sss 'mm) fcinmmJ FUNERAL DIRECTORS KENT STREET, OTTAWA (3JJ3 ftSHEKl SOB usees omit, mj.