the Queen Mother. poses for pic-

,with pink accessories and a cor-

QUEEN MOTHER IN NEW PORTRAIT

pearls. a diamond tiara and hraee- p . W and a diamond and marl "Wk H':)uI(I contitiiiie her career even if lace Sash is that of the Order of S P mm”? the Garter. (AP Wirephotol

Her Nfalesty Queen Elizabeth. I coming Royal tour of the Ft-rler8ti firm of Rllodesia and N)ils'RIEIfltI, lThe Queen Xlolher wears a is hitc

lure made by Cecil Benton in con- w l l h

nection with her Majesty's forth-elacc gown enihriiidered

Double Ring Ceremony ls Used At Double Wedding

The rtmrt-h of the Holt Fnmw tly. Kensington. was the scene of a very interesting event uhcn Rev. I. P. Callaghan officiated at a dou- ble wedding In the dotible ring ceremony. Elizabeth Ruth ('amer- on became the bride of Ralph Ber- nard Fitzsimmons. and Shirley Kathleen Cameron vied Emmett Aiigilstitie I-lit7sinimons T h 9 brides are daiitzhters nf .'tli'.s. Ol- iver Cameron. Nlargate. and the hritlegroonts, sons of Mrs. Linus Fitrsiimiinns. New London.

Ruthie entered the church on thei arm of her grandfather. Mr. John,

Birch lllll ('oui'i Tozists tn the hrides ucre proposed by Rex Fa- tlter Callaghan and responded to by the brldegrooiiis. tirs. Lorne: Ramsay and Hrs. Byron Ewen were in cliarge of the guest books llr. and Nlrs. llrtlph I-'it'I.- Territoiics. for the iireseiit. aiidi Mr. atid Hrs. liiiiimett l'itI.siitiiiiotis in Saint John. NB

i Prior to their iii.-it-i'iaL'e the hritlcs-elect ucrc ti-littered a mis- cellatieous shower at the lioiiie of

lliiglics. cltarliilng in a traditional-Mr. and llrx Keith il'.irrcii. liar- goitn of nylon net and lace fash- 8310. When they i'eri-ived many innml uiih sft'apless fitted bodiee.il0V9l.V Elf!-S

Ruthie and Shirley entered the

and t I it y collar trimmed with shuw porsnn.

pa .i'ls and sequins. She carried a room to the strains of nuptial mu-. -1-hi. dam"... Duke M Redford

uiiitc prayer book with minialurepsic DlH.VN1 ll.V UN Olive TlI0nit7- .,-,(.d it hm week at 3 m,,,,ng.mnt

no-i-:z2i.V. 50"" Th” l”'”'"'" ”'”'l”l '" ll-V parti for IIIS slCPd.'IllfZllf(I' "'1' Sliirley lovely in an Onstllnblf tltiyce auil Wendell Warrt-it u't-rc-la5i.,(,t mom any-' said mp dukep

opened by Misses Laura hell and. (Swen (tiiurt, While the gift cardsi were read by Mrs Willard Thomp- son and Xliss llary Flemming. Miss .-lrlita (lillis and ilrs Ly-

similar to that of her sister. was giicn tn marriage by her uncle. Mr. Joseph Gillis.

Miss llilda Fitzsiinmoiis and Miss Ethcl Fitrsimmons. sisters nf gm. in-M”.-nomq were hi-idp5.pman Xloase arranged the gifts on maids, the former attraclii'eI.Vi"'9 lam? 3"” "19 'Wikf'l-S gnwncd in pink nylon fashionediFPlI11Pd h.V HT-S

nvlon lace. Shirley's attendant. E-. VONHI fllr"I"l-'4 and m?!lIiP all uiwi WM hpcnfningly Mm-ed in 1. yellow streamers wt-re usheti in pale blue nylon strapless gown dPl"0I'3llFIlI- with full skirt and tiny lace bol- ero. Both carried nosegaya of car- naiiong, R.(T.A.I-'. C.W.I.. C:r:l'I:.:n'vi"':rn?::r"d:? On June ltlth. 195?. 22 members while Bill Sullivan was best man ”"””'"'d '7'" "H "' "'9 ”?l'l3' Mr Emm?"- .monthly meeting of the R (A F. rm"! we” Mt Sub-division of the Catholic Wo- nd Mr. Bvmn Mmvlwen. mens Leagiie. In the nbsc-lice of Th, mnmim, 0' H" mid" WM. the Spiritual Director, Rev, Path- - iwith the League prayer and later ed a welcome to 2 new mem-

Lloyd Pi-nmtl

sage of pink roses, while Mrs. d Fitlsimmnns. chose R fleckedi”'""

tweed still with yellow A('C9SSOr-ibeatw p F"rv1m Wmmlnl wr . fellwroses. ' T '. ' l ' ha and I cnrgm" 0 y 0 rotary, read the minutes of the

preceding meeting and of an ex- ecutive meeting. Correspondence read by the correspondiniz secret- ary, Mrs. (I Monty. included let- tera from Miss Margaret Wedge regarding tablecloth lottery; front F.A.S. Jones regarding Blood Do- nors Clinic and a thank-you card from Mrs. T. Daley. Mrs. R. V. MncKen1.ie. treasurer. reported a satisfactory hank balance.

The following conwincrs presen- lted their reporls- Press. Mrs K. F. Iloiicette. Social Welfare. ilrs. G. (lonway-Brown; Membership. Mrs. A Sawyer; Radic. Films. TV Mrs. .l. Karwandy. Library. Mrs. J. Roy; entertainment. Mrs M. Raeheleaii.

Tickets on an Art drawing were passed out to members to be sold for the provincial council of the iC.Wl.. It was decided to hold I ixocinl evening on July Nth for ,Rev. Fr. NlacGilllvnry. who will replace Rev. Fr. Warren as R.C. Chaplain, with Mrti. M. Roch- elcnu an converter.

Money was voted to pay the ex- panses of two members who will attend the Convention tn Charlotte- town In August. The following lad- len volunteered to visit member: confined to hospital during the coming months: For June, Mn. J. Roy and Mrs. G. Conway - Brown; for July. Mn. C. Vivian and Mn. C. Stevens: for August. R.N. Mackenzie and Mn. J. Forestcll.

Mn. 1. Folvtttell extended I vote of thanks to all who helped

Hdiiiii Hearisto It

with fitted bodice and full skirt ofiand -VIl”S- Wlniild Baker. dunternatinnal relief

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Coming Out Fete i

F”""l”"3 "'9 l""'"'"”"-V 3 'i”"iPt British htuehlood tion was held for fifty gtiesls at mm Nu-y

By EDDY GILMORE

T.()VD(t.V 'APi--More than one turned green

Tuesday night when

Douglas Fairbanks .Ir. scored the

seasons sn('lai triumph by enter- taining the Royal Family.

The veteran American actor and

Tlac- 1 his .with an elaborate coming - out lparty for their debutante daugh- sininiiiiis Vtlll reside in the Ylllttlflilmi The affair. a for 350. uas held at historic ('live- dcn, htiiiic of Britain's Astor clan. The third Viscoiint of Fairbanks. loaned him the pa- latial spot for the night. l".ntit-ing Philip and Princess xlargaret to .a private party is no mean feat for anyone. let alone an American l

second trite staged the coup

Daphne. clialiipzigtie fete

Astor. a pal

the Queen! Prince

liiit they were btisy." F.'iirbanks and his wife since the

ll.II' litigland. where he is associated iiith a niitiiher of filiit and tele- iision werelV1 lander of the British Empire in lust for his work with CARE. the

hate made their home in

King George Knight Com-

lIIII('IiDI'lS('S.

made l'lI!T a

organilation.

lPage T0 The Guardian

Thursday. June 27. 1957

Tells Models To Come To City

By ROSANNA GEOAIII

Canadian Press Staff Writer

NEW YORK (CPI-Disbwndtln isn't usually lucrative work bu lovely xfariw Tyler of Vnncouv was paid Q5 an hour for '4 her hands in disbwnter.

The 22-year-old model wu pdd her regular fee to acquire "dug. pan hands" for a series of hand lotion advertisements.

Margo. who has been modelling here for two years. said in an int- tei-view that her tapering hand; are even more in demand thd. her face or figure. She wear: her nah a full inch long with Ieven coats of polish to reinforce them nninu breakinil.

The blue-eyed brunette bu thin advice for tianadian girls who I-ix; herself hate done some modcll ing at home and think theytxe ready for the big city:

"(time here and get a job on a designer's model in the garment district You learn a lot just by watching the other girls." VACATION PAID

The Yaiicouver girl laid she was on her way home from a Califor- nia tliraltttn. ”the long way mund ' utien she landed a job with designer (tell Chapman.

Today, after one year as a free- lance. she works anywhere from one to li or 20 hours a week but puts in uiany more hours making the rouiitis of photographers and manufacturers with her portfolio of pictures.

Margo said she goes out on dates? "only one or two nights a week usually one. because if you have bags under your eyes the camera exaggeralcs them"

The Canadian girl said it is part of her job in WPBF the latest styles. i Tyler. and her young sister.

Five-feet-six-and-n-half in her stocking feet and with a 2lint-hi. pllalil, Margo hopes eventually tol make 860 an hour. She said shot

''I don't see how anyone who. has done modelling cotild he con-it tent to say home all day." she” said.

STILL LI-IANING p

The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Italy. now is I6 feet otit nf plumb. tilting a tiny fraction farther each year.

The honor would entitle him to be! called Sir Douglas if he were not Ian American.

Fairbanks. who had gtiished war record with the United States nary. was on the 'l)ieppe raid with Admiral Lord Mountbatten and through him tnct Mountbattenls nephew. Prince Philip. Since then. the American .('nilple have been regular mem- ibers of the royal set.

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By IDA JEAS KAIN

While excess food is back of all overweight. the reasons back overeating vary. Similarly. the approach to reducing diff?” Mm the individual. However. from your letters it appears that more than any other one factor. contin- ued moral support from members of the family or friends encourage overweight; to stay Vtllh reducing.

A reader from the Slidwest ls spun-ted on by her sister and I

Qlbor:

”I would like you to send me the right exercises for sltmminl the hips and flattening the front- line. My sister is helping me I7? coming over once a week to Check my weight We plan that each time I lose enough for a smaller dress to go downtown loHCI:l9T' I-0 pick out a dress in the smaller Lin.

Ext-Jhcist-: 1'0l;l-ZTHI-IR

”I started at 226 pounds for 5' Ila", and roiild harcly squeeze into . size 24'; uitli a full skirt. and loosely cut sleeves. I now weigh 206 pounds and can easily wear 24': in any style. even one with a straight skirt and fitted sleeves.

"A neighbor suggested that we do exercise: iogetlicr each morn- lng. as she uould like to lose in- ches too. i am hoping to get down to 155 pouutls in file motiths which will be in little for lily birthday."

Gem"; .i.iried IS often the big- gest hurdle and you have made a

fine start A small aiiuitint of mild, regular exercise uill improve vour circulation and keep you

from becoming lethargic. Since you are still coiistderahly river- wc-ight. ease tiilo non-vigorous ex- ercise. Exercise lying

taken from It

down position requires less effort. It is important to iiold the exer- cise moreiiicnts, for holding helps

of tllnning exercise: nhould be Emu;

must hold your in-e-ca. Your be-

"le Polttlon that encourages the V1181 organs to nuiune their nor- mal high pljcg. P08"-ion: Liz on back on floor. with feet elevated to low bench or Itool. arm: down at aides, Movement: Pull up-and-in ateonl with abdominal muscles and press the small of back to . Hold to a slow count or six. not hold your breath.

folks: by lifting hips slightly off the floor and again pull up- and-in vigorously. and hold tile movement. Count out loud so u to breathe normally. Follow through by tilting hipa EHZIII-ll! to one side and pull in llfvllllll with the side-front mus- cles and hold. Repeat tilting hips to the other side. Do this trio of exercises daily

MONTREAL (CF) - Prince. Tungi, crown prince and prime minister of the South Sea Island kingdom of sailed for

Non. Liverpool hlesday with .500 other passeng Scotland.

way to the London meeting of the World Capra Board.

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