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As
an
average
housewife
I
suppose
I
meet
the
average
number
of
door
to
door
sales
salesmen
¬
men
They
come
and
they
go
year
after
year
and
after
a
while
you
begin
to
see
a
certain
pat
pattern
¬
tern
in
their
-approach
There
are
the
Question
Askers
They
begin
their
sales
pitch
by
asking
if
you
are
in
favor
of
Motherhood
or
Better
Communities
or
Cleanliness
or
some
such
thing
Well
it
should
be
fairly
obvious
by
the
number
of
little
heads
circulating
around
the
place
that
whatever
my
current
opinion
on
the
mat
matter
¬
ter
may
be
I
must
certainly
have
been
all
In
favor
of
mother
motherhood
¬
hood
once
or
twice
or
Or
he
will
seat
himself
on
your
best
chair
and
begin
filling
out
a
questionnaire
that
will
reveal
whether
or
not
yours
is
a
happy
home
and
you
are
a
leader
In
your
community
Never
fear
you
always
pass
this
test
And
after
he
has
discov
discovered
¬
ered
that
you
are
a
smash
hit
as
a
happy
homemaker
and
a
community
leader
to
boot
he
will
decide
to
place
in
your
home
never
sell
you
an
enormous
something
-or
-other
so
that
when
all
the
neighbors
see
It
there
they
will
want
one
too
Sometimes
they
base
their
whole
approach
on
whether
you
believe
In
higher
education
or
happiness
or
love
your
chil
children
¬
dren
In
any
case
the
solution
should
be
a
simple
one
You
should
look
him
right
in
the
eye
and
declare
that
Motherhood
is
a
vastly
over
-rated
female
occupation
you
are
against
higher
education
and
any
form
of
happiness
and
think
that
your
children
are
a
herd
of
savage
monsters
and
yours
is
such
an
unhappy
home
that
none
of
the
neighbors
ever
visits
your
YOU
can
tell
him
that
I
have
never
been
able
to
do
it
So
you
can
see
why
It
was
a
highlight
of
my
life
when
last
week
I
sent
a
salesman
from
my
door
not
only
salesless
but
before
he
even
began
his
speech
I
have
a
bad
habit
of
calling
out
Come
In
whenever
someone
knocks
on
the
door
And
this
was
how
this
salesman
got
through
the
door
So
Round
One
goes
to
him
Madam
I
have
a
Christmas
present
for
youM
he
said
There
he
had
made
his
first
blunder
For
anyone
who
men
mentions
¬
tions
Christmas
to
me
In
Sept
September
¬
ember
Is
just
asking
for
trouble
Then
with
a
flourish
he
un
unfurled
¬
furled
a
plush
tapestry
dis
playing
some
rare
blue
eyed
deer
gamboling
beside
a
very
blue
lake
surrounded
by
green
green
trees
under
an
unnatur
unnaturally
¬
ally
blue
sky
I
had
to
blto
my
lip
to
keep
from
laughing
when
he
asked
Isnt
that
beautiful
What
can
you
use
it
for
I
asked
It
makes
a
beautiful
bed
bedspread
¬
spread
he
assured
me
The
thought
of
a
whole
herd
of
deer
cavorting
over
m
ana
anatomy
¬
tomy
all
night
was
enougli
to
make
me
return
to
my
cheek
biting
activities
I
then
explained
to
the
man
that
we
were
so
poorly
paid
that
the
luxury
of
such
a
bedspread
was
bejond
our
means
And
I
proceeded
to
give
him
such
a
vivid
description
of
our
plight
complete
with
graphs
and
statistics
that
he
stopped
in
mid
sentence
and
never
started
again
For
a
while
I
was
afraid
he
was
going
to
give
me
the
tapestry
He
didnt
Instead
he
just
packed
it
away
in
its
box
and
left
saleless
and
speechless
Womans
WorW
Miss
Sharon
Thesen
has
loft
to
work
in
Vancouver
Don
Pickering
will
lie
taking
a
short
course
at
the
Naiuimn
Vocational
School
Mr
and
Mrs
Bert
Bradley
have
returned
from
a
holiday
in
Winnipeg
and
points
east
Mr
and
Mrs
Matt
Brlggs
have
returned
from
holidis
spent
on
Vancouver
Island
Mrs
Alf
Strom
Is
a
Vancou
Vancouver
¬
ver
visitor
Mr
and
Mrs
L
L
King
oi
Victoria
are
visiting
old
friends
in
the
city
They
are
guests
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Heili
Sperling
Mr
and
Mis
Dick
Ymlle
have
returned
home
after
spendlns
several
das
In
Vic
Victoria
¬
toria
Paul
Gelinas
and
Paul
Swu
t
topped
the
duplicate
bridge
ses
session
¬
sion
Thursday
Ten
tables
were
in
pla
Runners
up
weie
DilkMillei
and
Colin
Sabiston
followed
In
Georaie
Geliius
and
Jacqulp
Sweet
and
Oil
Dezell
and
Jack
Marshall
Miss
Jud
Strom
octnlui
bride
ekt
was
honoied
it
a
miscellaneous
shower
cjen
hv
Miss
Carol
Dull
The
room
was
decorated
in
a
pink
and
white
color
theme
and
gifts
were
presented
in
a
deco
decorated
¬
rated
basket
The
guest
of
honor
was
pie
sented
with
a
rose
corsage
Those
attending
were
Mes
dames
Laura
Strom
Baibara
Newman
Nancy
Kennedy
Gay
Smith
Vi
Checkley
and
Sherrie
Vilierg
Sending
gifts
but
unable
to
attend
were
Miss
Janet
Strom
and
Mrs
Esther
Strom
The
Welcome
Wagon
Club
has
planned
a
party
for
the
members
on
October
1C
New
cornel
s
who
would
like
to
learn
to
play
bridge
are
asked
to
call
Mrs
Ken
Becott
at
564-
0220
An
Excursion
into
the
Super
utural
was
the
theme
of
the
piogram
conducted
by
Mrs
Ted
Range
at
XI
Omicrons
meeting
held
Wednesday
The
19G6
convention
which
Prince
George
will
host
was
discussed
during
the
business
meeting
The
draw
was
won
by
Mis
Alex
Berg
The
meeting
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Walter
Helllsen
and
Mrs
WJM
Van
Stock
and
Mrs
William
Lloyd
served
the
lelreshments
The
Fall
Bazaar
was
the
main
topic
under
discussion
at
the
St
Andiews
UCW
meeting
held
Wednesday
Four
guests
and
prospective
members
were
present
at
the
meeting
They
were
Mrs
Lois
Watson
Mrs
Giner
Mear
Mrs
Audrey
Turner
and
Mrs
Eileen
Nelson
The
devotional
was
given
by
Mrs
Edna
Lapp
Members
de
decided
¬
cided
to
serve
coffee
following
Church
Services
the
first
Sunday
of
each
month
The
piogram
was
gien
by
Mi
s
Beulah
Rhoades
She
also
conducted
an
open
discussion
during
which
members
were
asked
to
e
xpres
s
opinions
on
what
programs
they
wished
to
base
during
the
coming
year
Refreshments
weie
served
by
the
Heather
unit
bernice
roberts
editor
Local
Couple
Marry
at
St
Andrews
A
quiet
wedding
was
solemnized
at
St
Andrews
United
Church
when
Gall
Margaret
Bryant
became
the
bride
of
Eric
Ditmars
Pink
i
oses
and
white
carna
carnations
¬
tions
decoiated
the
church
during
the
ceremony
which
was
lierformed
by
tlev
Newton
Steacv
Mrs
Catherine
Moonle
placed
the
wedding
music
The
bride
daughter
of
Gordon
and
Catherine
Bryant
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father
She
chose
a
floor
length
peau
de
sole
gown
styled
on
empire
lines
and
featuring
lace
applique
on
the
bodice
The
gown
was
complemented
by
a
matching
With
redingote
with
deep
frills
flar
flaring
¬
ing
from
the
elbows
Her
chapel
veil
was
caught
by
a
large
fabric
rose
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
roses
and
white
carnations
Her
only
attendant
was
her
sister
Trudy
who
was
gowned
In
a
rose
pink
empire
gown
also
in
floor
-
length
Her
accessories
were
en
tone
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
white
gardenias
The
groom
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
V
C
Ditmars
was
attended
by
his
bt
other
Carey
and
ushers
were
Tony
Ditmars
and
Art
Warburton
A
reception
followed
on
the
lawn
of
the
Bryant
home
Your
Neiahbors
The
brides
table
was
centred
by
the
three
tier
wedding
cake
flanked
by
arrangements
of
pink
roses
and
white
carnations
and
white
tapers
Pouring
tea
were
Mrs
Ann
Bryant
grandmother
of
the
bride
and
Mrs
George
Kellett
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
proposed
by
Dr
Larry
Maxwell
Before
leaving
on
a
honey
honeymoon
¬
moon
trip
to
the
Bryant
summer
home
at
Summit
Lake
the
bride
changed
to
an
emerald
green
sports
suit
The
young
couple
will
live
In
Vancouver
where
the
groom
will
continue
his
studies
at
UBC
Out
of
town
guests
Included
Mrs
Ann
Bryant
Nanalmo
Mr
and
Mrs
David
Jones
and
Mr
and
Mrs
Robert
Jones
uncles
of
the
groom
Miss
Ann
Hamilton
S
Bayntun
and
Bob
York
all
of
Vancouver
Education
Understanding
UWCs
Aim
Higher
education
for
Cana
Canadians
¬
dians
interest
in
public
affairs
improved
status
of
Canadian
women
and
the
fostering
of
co
cooperation
¬
operation
and
understand
among
university
women
regardless
of
race
religion
or
politics
are
the
aims
of
the
University
Womens
Club
The
Prince
George
club
will
resume
meetings
at
8
pm
Tuesday
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Trank
Marshall
137
Gillette
The
group
was
organized
in
19C2
and
is
steadily
growing
in
membership
-
The
club
sponsors
an
annual
visit
to
the
city
by
UBC
assis
assistant
¬
tant
Dean
of
Women
who
gives
guidance
to
prospective
univer
university
¬
sity
students
Last
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students
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dean
Programs
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meetings
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guest
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croup
discussions
and
book
reviews
At
TueSdajs
meeting
guest
speaker
will
be
George
Stewart
who
will
discuss
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