lHer Writing Days Over For Librarian-Novelist

TORONTO lCP- --Eight 'e VT 1 , lh t h at d bbled in W. ,,.i..,d - Mu”

ago Durl.) Mabel liunhiim, 3'22?!u-gffihgobutetdihngtfdhverg much.” John T.wGalnl.alh't.mf: get!" mm In -" lay

.:";::"...2:r:.l:;i..i:.2:.sl ..:.:..:'..” ”il:'..l2: '1': at v,-.u,,g,-lg;-r-,,, - see an in u- cu-we rm . iiovct Krlslli'a Trees. lliltchener Public Library. a post h. H" ,-"'4 Ann”, M" brff'- ””':'t::"" 9"”:

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histuricnl novelist re.

. v -- . - luctanlly admits her W ii" lwriti . G”""'" T” ""k' '”'”"' M” 0" I 'l9l9lIli- l i 3It- September 22 1956 The Guardian. PIE! 9 are over- ' r N am Milly. fascinated by the ex- "' G'””' "d ""2 N'''”"' 0”" The hllwl-I cmwllhu V-I ' "1 had good intentions after the citing life of her own great-grand- corn” an be h Id appointed for tho cosntld month: . l

publication of xristli"s Trees. and lI”l0l'- Samuel Bricker. one of the Na" mu ' w e " H" s""k' M'''' u''”" "' ii

- - did some research. but 1 nave: early settlers of Waterloo County. l""'" "' ""' "”'"' 7- G'””' M". Albert Nonaaa. in

really, got started on another she began intensive research into "MIN" Cl" Wm 5' IMWGHG by ment. Mrs I CIIIIDQ,

.. - I book.' she said. the Pioneer's trek from Penn.syi- 3'5 ””k"-”3 "cl" - Tl” dnwllli Lunch, Mrs. Allan

Al London Mid-Season Show 1.25 o?"ll:"l:.:;::;.”m .331: ".'.”.':...f" i"' "W in mm ......":'r l?e'l:?nl?i? illEs”'iae':i"f-ii ”l"”"' 9”” ""' ""' "3

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. 0C Th ctoher xnadhg ' liahlgd ln 1924. Then in quick 5",. so intensive were Dr. Dunhain'I 5311139 P""'Vmec wlllahlzoht theehigne of Mrs. Irr . ” SYLVIA HACK and” mu unudu u vhuunt cassion she published Towards. studies of early pioneer days that A few dunes of bingo were play. do. smith. .2 V

caaaiiiaa Press start writer in male. llll ""9 "ll qmf. ”

Sodom and Trail of The King's. Ihe was soon recognized as one of 04- An" "N95 "'9 hule” ""94 A contest, provided by Mrs. LONDON (CPI-A -i”-season fried turk

Men. establishing herself as a lit. the leading authorities on mater. a delicious lunch with the assist-

. collection shown by Fortnum and comb”! l3 3” gin" "5523. In Clam. md we lcgrrelleiriilignim hggmlgzn recog ml” of ”me of the member" M5E";4..""',a:',"' Mich”! W mason, biB'u'h thaaatartatliallllylwtmln . -' l . T-1--my W 3- Irnbelnswlnncr store run: by: CaIi1latilsn?l::afm(1:ea':- named lfottnum. employed in the W131: I,)f',';',',:',:'Ig'li.f::f,r::"C:,:l;: ileli-Mfiorumtiril-eailjigiig twill? g: M35370” C-W-ln "M d"w' TM mun” cm”

with old Weston. places the emphasis royal boiis&old of Queen Anna in t f h. . T" be be f AL prayer. Refreshments were let?- on the im iiiie. win spec tn 010 I-10 01 TTTTTy'wwmr-m--- h M” ” ' " '”"”d h" ""'" 8'” m ' "'"""' " 0,.

MW any work was confined to has barton sub-division of the C.W.L 'd ”"F'”'”'' ”'i'W 1::::: 2.-':”t--i....:o.:-'.::.-M. No Secrets Tops :r-".. ..:.:;:::. '.Y.”o'-'i?'S.:' tn::.:o:.i:.:--.:-::: 333: ” ”" ''"' ""' m. Darrlepinamlznsmtliewurgodfls g:eWb:c'I:lul:lll"”'l" "W" List S has igitczeaer library's present tendance of twenty members. The sequins. now used as ti-imutaa lsh hand. lcfogil the bust and on Weston now employs 700 shop ecrefs C "I" epmmn" W” "''b' m””"5 "lmwd Mm P”-"" by "19 hr w”"”'" '"u' wt.”

, , lllhdd lllrollsh her Piforls and hu i-uident, Mr y mi Albert. were Venetian coins wuth I53 :.'::..';l:' i'::'..::::::"'::.: ':'..':.i:: :..':'.':::'.'.':;.'.:.:":'.:.:.f- ."'a"..”.'..;'l: For Marriage '.u.."”'”':i.'l: :15. M 5"-M '-' "'5 -'3'""ew-g.,-,- ""5 - 5 - W 9 vm- read by the -er-my. Mrs. . iunraxn Mas. nanonp JAMES nonsox , 3'Jlc"31.i'.'i5 .r3”5l5.i "i'.a”.'Z1"i. """ mm" mm" '9'”-A kw cow ' "' -”""" "” 'd”P''d- A W" ' - - ....... ..r ...i... .. ....... . vi-r we-Mia a-mu wt-ii. --eee-ee cl-l -t---.-t w-- mm vs an woos isuau-uallel . i Ind mi... of yellow and white mm, Em.” ALEXANDRA In '00; Ind 19 gear old Dollxlas Wi.ll- cums iuvan II. t'"'""'- if,” Bridal Sm”- - COC . W l ” ' (fofffi ' - a caxnatggfm we bride W” W Evening dresses look somewhat The September meeting of the Bridegrggm jifmtlheolYeEif"'deinnmal teaunio )iJlh:1a&Le-H W” M” ta fromwltiirsfle. AlTdL::Dt.2aall.df. W V 3 . ' posed by Dr. Gum" Houston? ” gbuts-ical. A Ilyplcai one is of Alexandra Women's Institute was content organized by an interim. Maid” ". mnyi e s.RltV9f&;V.I.h0I'l Ind”. "awn. mnuu in 1.. I. . O . U 1' d h which the lrooin responded. 3”" ""53”m "V" ' dirk" bald at the home of Mrs. Wallaea tionai nowar service. 9 ' W ” W Al i inlly nl e Urc Aux of the bride, Mrs. 31. mlmm which lob 59

Arms. ing and Miss Doris Tait B,,k.,i. or white gladiolil and and lace muff to which was att- poured.Jand thoss assisting in see-

h thamums formed the set- ached a cluster of white gladiolli, Vmg were M". John Dlngwgu. gcjnlgs1T;nTrinity United Church on stephanotis and ivy. Her chapel Mrs. waiter 1-lyndman, The Misses

. alliagbu ta inaho sue the T skirt, giviiigma tunic effect. ",1 mg, amp Brehaut with an The contestants 1..., 9, pm. in the lsdios of St. cotnaeinss and Wu plans nahtataamjult ” T h I.

gh” ... map. on,” 10 PM M .1 York Pt. W1. ware guests. There h .nnmL M . In" M. 1 a,g', Q 3... 11.1.1, (Eggs are back for day and Mew” open” Wm, ode. follow mam: !or'”.'”l;..:py waa a very large attendance of bat "d M”. M.:-d Ah.” 1 pm... I pi... lp.ll. W I

wear. There is tweed for b M an "1 Couecg in uni. "No secrets from each oth member. and mend" . were appointed to attendtbig nieet- 81133413 7111! pi-nctical occasions and pleated ::n.yMm:g, newt," media: were topped the list of Barbara earnd The meeting open”! by null" in PC (Mb dill MC! Q Saturday afternoon September lat. length veil fell from a small cor- Jean and Erma Tall. Mrs. Gilbert hot III&' rm. the mm-rlggg of Phyllis Gert- onet of seed pearls. Houston, Mrs. Sinclair McKay.

m'""” for the "'"'"' road and approved. Treasurer's re- gouglaa. who were married Sept. "The M0” V" '" uueulun ""1 K34001- - . h 1 mm 1 l . A cordial walcorna w tended c.&" i Ludo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The brides only attendant. Miss Mrs. Gordon White. Mrs. Neil Mao- inn" lcoBe.lc:(1)on' cemag: "um bud 0' ””2p msnlrinlg, i,,t.,-"non, um "L "I: as an g g

g. Neil Roger. the resident couture PM W” W” and mowed . mg ropeattna the "Collect" in unison. A """ 3'..'i'.lh'L';... md” .14” dlngte&eplaasiawsltIaavu- 33”,” 1 arm. chm-lmuwwn, Shirley McCann.- R.N. of Rolling Iellau. Ml'l- H-w' ”””''u' mm for members of British and for- Correspondence was read. it was 500 pounds was a pint at '""u I” "" "' " M"- in

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t Harold James Dobson son of Dam. N.B.. was gowned in a Douglas camera; and th. mug. . n ma ed ma "waded um 33 be PEl4ume from l'rance.'woollen bla Th , t , g A delicious lunch was served.

13". gggrd Dg2l.iJ:st'.nl?' lghle t:Vleel"1g::"dCli:”W(lt'hsatlV'l?ioCll1I PEI: ghglyslthhihllgiihilcggtls Ch!e.l,T::' ggfye lgr glerhgongalvrhzhzeddily givgn to I.e:I8u;.i)!flMeli':-31; ofRPrlnrc'; ,2: ('33: glee B333; Lg?! ing laser? gs: aopprlh?evtiohTdnslie;ri- ' y;"dEllPD”3l?dl;:';: 5; ht '”u”dm '”uch it . son. . , I. y0 ' - Ed dl ospa. epo , - . lao r t. ., ..

algho Rev. A.F.MacLean officiated wore a matching handeau. She Diane MacLellan. l zigliggckgzflalg,rgcludes It least of wgiafrk asndn school committees lanpy and a leopard skin from ::swl:”:,"l::'.b:;h :,':ldh :uJo:l:""" W. Stretch on behalf :f K Cath- N0R M use double ring ceremony, The carried a white lace parasol in Out of town guests were: Mrs. For mg” people. Roger ldg were Rivet common mwutg rica. .

g , , Th 3, ethics W.l. axprasaad thdr tanks

oiganist was Miss E. Lllllgn Mac- which were pink cai-nations and Armstroiiimw Mr. James Arns- Wu". nu "ma: buck dress.L ed to 32.35 prfzlges -l!l0.llrielclJmorI:c.etivedu)ii(ileir Wm; w:Itlmn;rd:ai:in;:ntaI1su:l:f for awn”. "ell". TM. wn chubm”"' I I. uh”

Mule. M". mgulu -n:i:ire.t: vhir Don Wannacott was the (s:8rl?tI)1i"i1 iii-clllhail 'Il!dl'cPh-ill. Mm: ”'l"""'-'lY cl" "'5 3'59"! "ll Ml”8- Allllfty Glmllll llwllad '1'” west and cinema They were nails: M"kllll lI'l0lIl of 596.17 on hand: '”""''d W mm" Q"”"" i

EgdPlg'?ectDI2eg" ”' "glaze cei'o- best man and the ushers were Jamel: sherwood,Pertii 1-Vnla. Mlse w”"' with hm! kid 5'"”' C”"y' """'be" '0 h" Mm” (M .9!" llllmdllccd 10 Satin Goldwyn. the w bu” ""9 9””

",0", my nanny .--whet-e'er Mr. Gordon Tall. brother of the Myrtle Moffitt, J51-car.-i-ictoii. N.B. ill! out the note of luxury. lhe meeting when rollfallwlllbe E12 film producer. Correspondence was read andl ' ti (gating of bride and Mr. John Dingwcll. show includes furs of sapphire cghnge of Pickles and lllncll 00"” Floral decorations

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you w.lk" during” Mr. and Mrs. Paul Balcom, Pem-

V ' "lied the dealt with. It was decided to hold g M in we pg ,1 i u, h 1 b k ' 0 g” M . d M . H I", beaver. champag mink and mittee will be Mrs. Aubrey Gam- room. Th". W" . he dl g home nursing classes in the hall. ' Bfnl'IL'.I.'ION IOI mghhe 135:. Elven in riale by Ill! llfltlfl lfarehiaf Mrse. 'l9aTter:- Thgrhpaoiil. ottarwaluont. gr. I;,.M. 9'” ””"":."' '"'”'d”"' b"- M'''' New" R"M"”" "d M" "mil 40'" 1! Pink Indlwlellie A” '3'”"''''' 5'4 Nell mid! by her when wore ' 60' hum "Ind m . mu W" In” dre" Mcaulm Amherm N's" Mm sub ml?" rum”: Mason with its er.:i:tilYeoi-ne3:1:-i::turtherl1usinasI. Salton. fdam fbuiimnh . Wu” ziifveefilclllllevligi-lhh Au" leprllum-: white satin gown in princess lines with a fitted full length coat and iey Mccann. Moncfon. N.B.. Mr. 0l'l-rill” 1'; "en hcade is the meeting wgs adjourned and N,,,w,m",el o V"'- l'"" n'”"' to my 8 I hm? cl rressl I with fitted lace bodice, delicately matching hat, She was assisted by and Mrs. W.N. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. dlstinc ve p 8 l G 153” In ch was "Wed in, hostess" ma I y. owers encased in ice f 9 let be 00 . pubishedi . scalloped around the neckline. The the grooms mother. Mrs. Dobson J.A.Ross, Mr. J.J. Shaw, Mr. on Plccldllly lie!" "Ell ll m I h -e mm Australia and orchids from or our w.l. Books will sell sti TUESDAY 001.033. full skirt fell gracefully to a seml- who was gowned in navy blue and Mrs. C.A. Pauley and Lam- and has traditionally served on ”i Africa. 31.00 each. Mrs. Jack Darrsch in-l v train. Sha carried a matchllll satin crept with matching accessories bert lfauley. Belfast. P.E.1. upper-class clientele. Elegantily- E WMS thThe flower service claims to be vited members to her home furl 753. W 91” PJ'- lroomed women. oten carry Ill. STANLEY IRIDG - a only company free of cup. next meeting. Roll call to be an-i Typewriting e Bookkeeping - shorthand poodles. are frequently Well 0' Mrs. A.S. MacEi;Iel1Iu';ll l'"1fl".5 Pzllcy w1orries.nThelr rate of ax- swered by get well. sympathy orl - PIIESBYTERIAN W.M.s.' to Stanley Bridge . . . on ue - c one s a " eurin." which has baby cards. l Th 1 u f the P three dollhrs and twenty-five cents. day evening, Sepgmbler 4. (Mill. its set value in every currency. Lunch committee: Sweets. Mrs.' w own is regu ar mee ng o res- Frank Bel was c arse 0 B W. A. MacLean and Mrs. Erlcl ' a - . Program consisted of a contest put . Hips Need Exercises 3lJf.'."lioll3'&'u?'.”wli"llill"il 3'? :,'i..l”...lf':.'.iS:.i"l:: .ii””'"”" 2:.l;'l3l:l.2.f'il;”;.i'.l.Ti."ivil'3r2Y-7-5 -no mm. mm on ma or l;'ir';'1”ii;.f::?.”i:l:”r"Hill:l ' W513” B""”"' r ”""''3'”5 ' "um Tuesday eV'”m3' 5'” "uh Meeti cloned with the Queen lull John . 5'71 "Y5" 15' ”'"”d I.” 13 m9mb"'- 1' W" d90ld' eson. Collection 83.52.. It'wa.s rnav-5 i To Retain Siimness .":1'.':..l.';l.”.S::il5l..1. ”"' ”' it '0"o"d"”' W" ""3 " ''”” ..”."i .'iS.?'i'il:.'.'.:."l”:'..'.Z'..'ii'? .'.?.':;::”r7..”:.iii."."l.'l'.'.”.it;”t.:.F'.: rd 1," 235;”; W "'5 me"-I ' ' ' and committee in c arse. "8 ll” - . . as c n urne . ' Tbb devotion; period W" in '3” Worship to the devotional leader. A 1 bl ”'”''”””"::''..':'-''T M IDA JEAN MIN . 5 to was will to W on "re W89 0' M". Biron Stewart -nd "ACCESSORY" mm” ” '” "”” ”'"" "" ””"""Y..-...3..?3a”i”..3r3ml3J5lSS'lI."L1.3.17 USE GACI-I-HOW ' Judging from figures, as well bulge opened with the call to worship,

as complaints. the built of weight settles on the hips. Unfortunately hips seem obsiinately immune to diet. How come?

The answer lies in the explana- lion of why pounds accumulate

Movement: Slowly and heavily Isaiah 28-4. The hymn "I Am Thine roll along one thighline. back 0 Lord." was sung and the Scrip- across hips to other thighllne. Re- ture lesson. Psalm 46, was read in peat about 20 times. making it a unison. The Bible exposition was slow, heavy roll. read by the leader. followed by g Position: Lying on right side. circle of prayer. largely on the hips In the first legs strai ht down, left leg on top An interesting and lnformgtlve place-lack of activity. Fat ll? of right. aim of hand braced on letter from Mrs. Dickson. Presby- wayg tends to be deposited on the floor for balance. terlan Missionary in Formosa. least usad areas. That in 0. Movement: Swing tap leg away was read by Mrs. A. F. MacKen- fleshy muscle on the back of up in front. then swing vigorously 11., followed 5, pay... 5, M". hips. and the short. thick muscle rearward. swing forward again. C. A. Mscl(ny. flanking the aide hipllne, make 130- and hold. Repeat-a dozen count. 11,, minutes of the lstlvely undilttirbed parking IP03 Mldllll ll Iltemats backward were read by the see we are a nation on wheels. Ind swing. Change sides and swing A D. M.cLm.e, and the "Mum hips hear the brunt of added with the other leg. report was read by M chum- weight. ' This trio of exercises restore! MacLure. Plans for having Miss The solution is more exercise. tone to the big hip muscles and Ann, MMDOMMI mhuomry on at any kind or another. Walkllll streamlines hips in a hurry. furlough from Formosa. visit in

mu 01" woolurv mpply g Mrs. Ralph Darrach and Mrs. Ful- "ury. "pond on I wm km ton Sanderson were winners of .5.

SETS ITS OWN FASHION MOOD Monthly each month. i J. n '2 - (1) KW. LM. Muuod who ("Inked contests. Mrs. Reg Mnrllwen gave

my PAV- LATIR PLAN . Get LOAN you need in JUST 1-TRIP ,

D Get the cash you want you way and last . . . and take flmo to pay in eonvaniant nontbl, amounts. Plus Iill Consolidation Service, NOOIOIVHO Crodlt at over 1,000 amliatoda atnooafraudieyodfor 1-tilp loan, phone am. Vlritia ee asasa la today!

9 our w'M.s. M, sending I ha of a very humorous reading. All ad- used clothing to Port Simpson. F September devotional leader Mrs. red MacEwen: Lunch committee. Mrs. w.I. Green; Mrs. John iryte MAIL YOUR FILMS To 3;! Macl.-Ewan. Mrs. c e vi members to her 9 9 9 home for next meeting. Collection Mall Film SCTVICC 33:: Tlwnkgffering Service SE10. rs. .I reen n charge of the study book had the following chap; ' BOX 11. Clll1l'l0l1l59l0Wn ters read. Tatiants I Have Known' Iii;;i;:ihcidncbnunir. R.N: "My Danni 8 Exposure Roll 50 s eh " y G adya Watson a "A Premature Baby" by Isobel 12 Exposure Ron "" '80

ricmiiig. RN 16 Exposure Roll 1.00

last meeting rel-Irv. Mrs.

is excellent everybody says .so-- Montague on s t Hy.""' 573 .'.”'''”''d '1” "N" Reprints . .05 each g, 1.0.. M" .lmo.t- nobody with g my discussed and 8?: Gather 24th. were Lord I Prayer broulht the meet- , OPEN EVENING: I: AHOINTMNT HOONI. h-J0! IVIQOO '1 , as decided to in to . cIo5Q hon! -an in-Id-is sl isaas last; more. There isnt time. My native P tut rornat invite the ladies of the Presbyter- ' exercln wlll MP W WP "1 l" e ' P lan corrugations in thin .r.. to

in tons. Take your cbol cc. play golf. swim. ride a bike. Go is for my kind of exercise you enjoy moot. Do some form of exer- else with a fair amount of , alar- ity and you will have no hip wor- ries. -

01. if you prefer. tak sbapO- ups in the form of proof on GNP rise. You can't beat cdlatbanlcs lnr hip slimming. Here is a trio of favorites: '

Positions Lying on left side. head on folded arm. legs straight dowll. llx TIME .

ml be meeting in the Church - Anlnlements were finaliz-

do From In in is 0d for holdlniz the Fall Thllnltoffeh

lllli service in October. The meet-

First secreta ry lniz closed ith Mi h b W t ill! enediction

OTTAWA (CP) - A diminutive repeated In unimng diplomat has become India's First sgcnury hen, first woman to holtli thlslhlgh post in the capital's SAINT ANDREW! C.W.L. di t . ' h,a::.I.!(carh:lE. Shastrl. 33. st-- Th” 5'P";'"'b9l' mcellnl of the rived to begin her new John as Cwtndfazil hleli:-dlyilltlzfl 41),! the

nlo lstant to India's lg ' - -- n a ariali sa r us ' Dr. I A. Rum hall on September lath. About

CLEARANCE SALE

A petite. vivacious woman-she "ll? mtmbers were in attendance. saving 0" ' I d 5 ,oQ';'f;,”";h2," 'ff.",m , stands five feet. one inch-Mrs. The i-resident calm the meet-

d ih lw vi Ily to. Shastrl Joins a handful of women I" ” ”"l'l'- ROW Gcorle Mc- .. i . V wm1'reai9aad ho . count is dlvlonutt here. 3,”: "'1? ”P”"'d ll" meelllll Wllh . Hiwiughom. 3,, mm, Wm b. She is firmly wedded to the dlp- lllle Prlyer. The minutes .: A V VA .. . -

- IF "'.:.'::'.:..,'.:'."'..i:"'..'.. .;..'.””i:.. "' '""”"' "" "”" ' ” 35:5?-7vi?a'fl"'fl1';'i:'t?r:.i3:' .12: HUNTER iuvaa. saw. 22 to sen. 29 '25 Km 0 PAINTS

'i...............---''""' M "” ”'”' '”"" '” " .ii.'3i?.'rr?i'.'"'ii.ei'.T'ai.'."-'ifi”. il'3'I'..".' li'iu"'i'ii.ih'.'”"iCi'..'ilrr'7”-ri5'.""ii..'l.'. citux ENAMEL Rag. 32.95 . . or. 52.49 INTERIOR GLOSS. leg. 32.35 . . (at. 51.95 spun EASY sarimteg. s2.3o . oi. 31.95 ALL omens going at . . . . . . . .'vz nice

pug". .. hkfjltlgnguy . gs. lights of this talk centered on her tanned figure who in 1064 became Vlllt to Granville. Ohio. earlier in the first woman presid the summer. The convenors then gave their several reports. Mrs. James Me-

I . Donald. membership eonvenor re- . Ll.-IIAINE ported that to date there are lit)

paid up members. The pantry 5 , i:.'i'i.f'.'.':'. '3'e3'1l.':2.5ir':i'" ”"' '1-so fill-in ii.i.!'i?'””i..i'i'.7.T.”.'.';l”i'..”lli.e declar-I DRY GOODS . catechism prizes wee sward- vivacious lstbad leifas. Ansaricaa designer known for llooklld . V , l I ” " "" "' mm "'"'”' mu." nnalvtctad mains uiv runI7v:”g L'dl”' gzj u”. H "3 ,5 ;I.. ' ,...... ...... - ' . KIT ..s.5.. 3.95 Ian I A -59-: .. - : I - -.:"...-.'l.':-sh-. .. ....'..::-.i.'. ..'r::::.l':.'. ,f,d.';.5- ' 9 ' 59”” t 5 ' S

bug, ," Mrs. Rolf pruniaes. The free and flowing I. ,0” dobrdice-easy gr::e are typical of this talented de- P