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MODELS AT SUMM ER FASHION SHOW

Pretti. enough for any trots.-.:eai.i

For those ueek-end sxriirsionsl

to the beach. Marilvu is wearing a ” W” ”F””'” 51'" "3"'”" rmm”

swim suit that out alt-ais look it lndmd mm Wm and Mme Haw

hest - T-f!!Df'l and :-titiiniiig - in ,,,,m,m1 lklfh hm; -.,3tm turf via- Ditil-. rli.mn.;l ..mt uh-.tr miiun gold htittmis clown itir limit Illicit gays"; Th; ..,t,-.-,,-mu: ,-iii-rt In at ltniii on Priiii l'.i:i iiillni iltltl

grant 1: created by PI'l1!S'fH er cuff -la:-W0: llll: TlllwlFl' on bust - sltirred in back for eit- celleiit tit, made hy Cole of t"ali-

forms.

niirlrtlt Vnkltl, Fink pmhpnllery trim on top

O S DRM WARSAW pstisg, mm gtgr 1'.-Vt-an Ipvvgkn gtumi lnfl1l patina film kanak

rr: that Gmnie in weariit: l. i-

;-. U ril it met

t,t,,,- min" night; iilnrh tin: plain , ;:.i'hur”rt ll0t'llt'B Arid

strips for reading material at Le. Bourget airfield in Parts Satur- day lust helore boardinl P131"! '0' Warsaw. where she said stir would be naid otilv St? a motif: as I dg-gm. :tild0llV Mia: IDWEKI. 31

Cannes

that won -..-mnrl wire in the recent Film Festival Everyone tells me l am -i zreat ai'l.i'c:-I " she said "but rindnhv knoiu the IOVV: gynnyent had to titty me .1 rircsil and thrice before I left WIFRRW.

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JENKINS

M188 DIANE

Lets have a prtama Dart.” dress up in tour favorite l1lt'v'Il'!' . -near and talk. talk. talk - its

.mctli- an all ltrl affair so you ..4ri rcallv he iourself - Diane

iritta hnhv doll nvianias in 3 tut-ttv tloral rirint made of Will "7 :hr Wtzn t-nttnti iihltli i: thr new .l: lll drv material - riiieitias hair ':lIltl'FFl erwmn neck and tiny sleev P: hnlyfld in pink -htittnn front and .t'.'iIltll1lYl stun: linttrim Saitrv tlilmisnrl pants toniplete the hahy tltill cttrrl

l

l Heads Nursing Pilot Evaluation

ll lia- heen anniiiintcd PW ll”' ('.-itia,-i,a,. Viirsesl Association that Miss Helen lx Mussalleni of Van t'rlIIlnt', FF ha: been aiiiiriintrti the rimartm of the Pilot Proiert um rldlu-ilinn of fianarlian Thirs- in; '.(-tmni-.

Rrrcnlly lliF F) A P.xttii'l” voted 310.000 no to laiit'!c.t the Ptllit Protect. Out of 96 school; vriliiti tearing to take part in the. pro

in: menu (Kl? hais bran rt: s1;..,,tod tn a,y.”.t. Tlir cnmn1.imr, m.a'.mi,; thc tlmice tell that th e

Fhmrf us: made on as ub.lEf'l " 2 liarla a: possible The lnlloiiiii: .-riirrta were used In tit-iklni; llir grlrvtltlfi to secui-i A rrnss-cert. mi of rttplnm-1 nil”"lE prrizrarns Ill t'.gnirl3 tl'l1lTF.RH l Al la-it one Lfalll! Frniinrf it.m,t uric thmi dinulrf hr, large -rhools ilfnrollment of 200 yglljrlfnf; nr ni-in I l -ilimtt nnl - third should hr the rliimi sized schools fEnrrillment of nin- 100 ;lIjdFl'H3 f:ti;l;:,'v river one . tttti"! :.tiniilrt be small schools 'Enrollmeni til les: than 100 stiidetitsi All nine! of diploma rir'i;rvmi'- ;,hnulr1 he 1-erirewntpd that l'w iliicr vrai nrii;;l'Rfll3. tiin vriir pl"tEJlRl”fl' with one year of interti- slim. and three '.eni' tirograms with rlou Untversitv affiliation The neural lvpeg of control of srbmt: of nursing shoiilrl be rep- rc:-cviiert. :tlf'lY -ts. miintriivil dtliv iiicei. provincial iovernml.-.nt aus- ntcc: Roman Catholic auspice. mluntavv lay aiisptces and srhools iattached to special hospitals as mental hospitals and children": llrtznftals Miss Miissallem romes duties iiel! equipped 3'16. "A-1.3 giaduaind from Vancouver Gil lcral Hmoilal and has received a idzplomti ll! teaching lllDQYV'.3l0h and administration from the Uni iersitv of Wa:-hlnstton In 1347 she received the degree of Bachelor of Viirsin: Ironi the NlrGill l'nive.r- zitv zrtimi tm Graduate Viirtes and in l'i'itl roniplptpri the rt-nine intents lot her llastet of Arts de- cree at Columbia Univernitv The Prince Edward Island Hos- pital irhool of hliirsinz has been designated P F l : representative in this c-valtintioo lirotect.

COOK'S CORNER

tlmnl 'i- ho From

to bar

gl Rotary

run l1l' ii omen

'MZd;lrlr'i .llussionHGirl Locks 0' Incentive To Be Housekeeper

ll: l'H rleuyiritv ig. rai-

So. the housework l'- rif'-rt tlritir by lbabushka.” the grandmot.he,r HOUSING SIIOITAGE

Bnbushliii cooks. titans cleans, stand: in the shoomn: linrs. navi- php mug and drum all lhr other chores which must he done This is convenient for all rriiirernt-if. for with housing still arutrlv abort. babushlia usually lives with them and their families-probably is the same. room

The result Is that rvianv Wtiifltl gm. are port If their tubs tint Illltla If home. even after the!

by Joust BET!!!

Moscow tneutarsi -Aa an en- gineer. builder. doctor M athlete. a Russian nrf lxcbll. not ask M! to knit a sweater. cook siiwtr 0? are a sock-and she iii last.

A modern Russian llfl F015”!

a lit

II irhl. Th question of cosmetics and

the hint gm”); 5 i -.' nild spend time BIIHj Duel! up have beet dif- N .0 W Qcml by Soviet irnmrti The :en . which III Clan: which grew up after the. tavhl IIl'l1cvolntfBnhodtiotimefw

d Gil 3h trims. at an loll mu now j 5&3 Vere busy reocganistnz I . out in sonata amend by war revolu-

I

Id civil strife and building

I

Ilertbufhere as a "new

f'H0f'nl.ATli'. (RIP SOYAREH I1 HID butter ft 1 cup brmin xiigar (7 egg volks li tsp iiakii-is iioivdrr in. tsp salt 1 i-up flour ll pkg chocolate rhtpc V 'rram butter and brown ;ilZM Add an yolks Add flour noted with baking powder and salt. spread mixture in pan Then wrin- kle with chocolate chlpa. Boat 1 egg whites stilt Add I cup brown giizar and i run cocoanul Spread

tin-. rrilxllrre river the rhor-nlim-' cliiiu Bake 36 minute: in .150 de- . gree oven. . I

Tttoitxhic SMILE

The actor ate his bear out to, set tn; name is lights Finally he

Zwwwz

Lena camiiiu In-Lon. Iuinaw Edna. Ptsuaa Oil

Page 8 The Guardian Thursday, May 30. 1957

Mrs W G Simpson and her mere. Ur: Erskine uhn have been visiting relatives and friends in Ottawa. returned to KPnKInZ'ftl1 on Saturday.

tan t.-r.'iit hlatf-)iiai'i'ir former- lv at Hamiiion has received his H.'itllPlIit oi HKICIFPI dngree rt nallionsip flnnvocatitin r. MIC- Qitarrte received lust class hon- nu in 'n-nlocv and the Dauiougig lniintmi mortal also in lhgt lit-zmti nl ltuinirii He ti mm: on a uw..n.2i' rn.r-arch granf and is UlfVl'lilT'Q in-laid: his Master of nicienrc dn:rPe.

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iltivcf iliirlioitald and ifs: l-4 at illtll ilacDunalrl. were lnlnt mt e.:r; at iii, latte,-., reap denre liiiwt Prince St on May Nth 2' : ri1t:rFl.l8n8("ll5 shower tn hnrimtt of His: Sgllv jvk-G99, ilhnst Ni:l'rIaEp mites place on

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MacMucdo

HAPPENINGS

June lstli to Mr. Norman Kelly.

Mrs. Lloyd Kent aad children. .of Belmont. N.S.. have arrived to spend the summer. with her pu-

Ients. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Mac-l

Donald. Upper Prince SI.

! M r s ftlarun Hynes Siininier- isldf. leaves today on I brief visit to her sister. Mrs. E. J. Burge. Stonehani. Masa.. and her niece. Mrs. McDonald. Stnneham. Mass. lslie also extends to visit Mr and and Mrs Wilfred Hvncs. Arling- ion. Mass.

l Mr J A. Wdfflxelltlf is visiting lhis nieces and nephews in Paine-

ville. Ohio. Toronto and New York. .

He went by train but has started

the return trip by takiiiz the Dllllcl

from Fin eland Island. New York tfr it is "My first venture shove the

lclniida, two very enioyable "

tn lain;

Man's Only

Relrectl In Great Molvern

Hi kl;'V .'llL'l'IlF!L-tl. tiuuiitiim Press Staff Writer ttwtinx trPi. Hreat 31,31t,.,-,,p

a Llepii) amt pi:-tiircsqiic college town In Worcester-iliire. bFllIi'pg in f'lll1El'li tn moths-r's apron strinns .

A.L inc airman F.ii:Iishman zlmrit ':"'dl Mdltctn and he'll irpli ftlh it. that: lltP plarg ' ind indeed it is

The rvi-ivnti-eofficiallii known as the tltairman of the urban district rnunril is lsnbcl Harrison. 3 lwfitmp .:irirt kinrllv :pt'lFlPI of 57 Women liolrl only tlircc of the lll roiinrtl --c.it.x but hiwl all the im- ririrt-int rontmitier. A woman is rhairman of the rmiittrv library and another owns the town A only theatre and cinema.

Rl'.N' KIIOPS

H'(iry1cn main and run isirral '1' the toi-nr leading :tm-e:- includ- in: e niens clnthiv. up D! the. eight M-iii-ein hotels listed tn the

riffilial handbook of the British Hotels and Re:-taiirant A--arm ttnn on Ieuar than S9l:p tint g

wrimriti : name imiler the lieaditigi HDTUDllfl(W ' tlicn of the town maiistrates are women and therei is in en ii untiiazi. police scrzrtent

rim of the towns most militant. feitiittistr. Ii: slim and attractive .lmtr Kin: editor of the town's; onli ni-uiepzrier the ii:-elily Val. irin Gazette hlii-2 lung. who. vrnnztally. ttaited her l1Pugpapef rareer writiriz s coltiniit under the nseudnnvrn tlnrle Peter." ha: ed l iii"! the wiper for It vi-ars andl O0:-.sF.1, tmir !'!Wl1 TEl10l"Fl'E

Wlivviirii are iiiiirh ttrouat-is than men and have a longer ex nrrtatiiin of life" says Miss Kiiin. Who delizlits in lecturing the all male ilalvern Rotary Club on "It'll 2-.-biects an ”a woman lo I min 3 iiorld "

Rl'N EVERT'!'Hl.K'!.

'Thr truth is that itoir-en tiin -ierything everywhere. onlv In most places they have to do it tbmiizlt their m-n'ol.I- We are Just more effirir-nt here ”

My-. lezgiy Steieri, rhaltlhan of the fllalirrii Hoteliers Associa- tion am-. -.tntir.:. that women talk more than men are lust a fallacy

"We get through meetings much more quickly because with three women on our committee we have to are homr and malt the dinner The men uotild go on talking all niiiht '

iolly

WATCH FOR HIM. If you

ll.V- each :rt ta FREE

Flniir on hand.

NOW

lmade it. He cltaiinii Ills name to t Exit. D

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FOIMII ITAI DIE! LONDON tAPt-Julia Nikon-

Slte. began her cunt! II In trm-singer ta gs 1Q(adaau: tege of W 5 hit!

her? and Sullfvll Intaanhlt no: not to fan. --

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5 'l'iiiiri to-ttitillnr (' R Lnckyer. t't'Pl'lllPd with mining the descrip- tion of Great Malvrrti as I town

run by women.” says they have done trerrienrloiis work for the

town Itid "I believe It should be rer-n:ni7ed "

Joseph Biillman. fireat Mal iernls EI'ff)'-llal.FOd and natcrnal

town clerk for the last .13 years. says suggcstions that the town is controlled by woman is "just a lt'lli'P. although certainly women are running many things here"

HISTORICALLY FAMOUS l

Even Bulltnan shows a prefer-' rnce for the town's lllslnrlca! mu. nt-ctions with fa m ti u 5 women rather than equally famous men. Elgar composed much of his music here and Bernard Shaw had a long connection with the town nestling in the In of the Miiliern Hills

But tbe town clerk is the first to point out that Malvern was the home of Jenny Lfnd-her house LI one of the town's ahoivpleces-Ind that Elizabeth Barrett Brow-iiina lived in Malvern too

D R Andrew. secretary of the Maliern Rotary Club. says. the men are all in favor of the present setup. "The women take it lot of hard and unpaid imrk off our hands."

Geoffrev Lampacd. lolnt muting-, in: director of 5 large drapery store. echoed Bullinans ivordsl "all this talk about women runn-5 lng the town is I joke " p

But who la Mr. Lampards co-. director Why. it's his mother-In.-i law. Mrs Gertrude Mitchell. whnl also bosses I men's ahov l

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PILGRlM3' PEOGM!.!8 l LONDON tAPi A Mayflower I! reported Tuesday that she heap rnverod 138 miles in 24 hour: met at the best day's selling of her tvnltra pilgrim voyage to Ply- mouth. Mass The ship was just. over 500 miles from the West In-

PAY HEAVY FINE

TORONTO tCPt - Funeral fl!- rector Frank Lvnett and his title xngellnt paid a 313.200 fine Klon- diiv after pleading guilty a week ago of failing to file income tax returns damig back to 1945. Tax investigators said the elderly couple failed to report !tJ.l.0otl to- come From their iindertakinii husi-l mix: l

free silver dollars for every member of your family.

miller

Will visit homes in Cli'town and District TOMORROW and SATURDAY

have it bag of Cream of the

West Flour when the Cream of the West Jolly Miller visits your home. you-AND YOUR ENTIRE FAM- ."4Il.VEF DOLLAR' 30 Silva in hair Non. All-purpose Cream of

he the West

Rintlless BACON

Ox Tolls

Corned Tongue snounnn

Roast Beef

MJCKGHZIO says .

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BEAUTIFUL BEAD BIBS

Iv ALICE ALDEN THE bigger the bib. the better . the fashion' Yes. it's the bib rather than the scarf that is winning plaudits as the fill-in for the de-

colletaiie Exoiiistte for evening - serve as earrings.

ELLEN'S DIARY

Dear Old Alclerleo Has An Established Poffern

Turlav stVlllF of tlic mutt; rattle pend too for livelihood on the come- ttl the herd iient on a ton: tiolidziy 'ly porcine figures that through tie to Daslurf This SEFJUFE '0 Sum- ' summer feed and rest in the shade iner. relieved the younger farm-lnl the,old orchard in-es. er of what has been a daily treki Th, mus ",0 mm: in mm! Hg '" ""1" b”'"5 "I H" 9”" '” '9"! 3 turn as also in small contributions. 3'"! IMF "' "ll" ""”'lL "' "w me!" but halltl) docs the little flock of

than from Alderlea uinieriiii 'hl'-"- um. V the farmers continue to Others from the home stab”-3 loci P0

found new quarters in the fvclils

And ”It's a great day - t.his!"t we said to James as from Lhe yardi we eninyed once again the pretty

in about the place. though they accept with apparent relish the timelettea and whatnot the farm- iiii-es serve. even the. fluffy egg-

na:-iriral they made rnlors brzglit g V Hams, the "ash green M me tiittuasl of morning the lightly re- Jnn-; r gariled band of busy hens takes

tare to nrovide'

"W .t i is l !- on the and a If no A 'It illll develop your muscle.

ter 5 long winter indoors - rvfl

lsweet to those that drank from wa- "M P13-""3 hm" "”9 IUKK9-bud 10

tor-bowls. the water of the spring 3”'k ”'l'0 "M9 l3.V 9115 Went!!! or inillstream” we offered 35 V” Fahd "19 1"”!-

Wfore natural it :94-ms. at any "I haicn't a had muscle a: fl rate” James commented. and is - turned away to the stables The merited l-lmiei er. he joined us pre- vouiig mare was the next loosed lnently. iiii.h Granddaughter. to hu- to pasture. coat of brown. :.leek;ti-n the task The blue-g-ray herons and shining in the auiillzht It was left the stream below when their vie felt. quite an exodus and good ldai ii as done to fly outward bound At the same time the barns ztilllto the river. uiruses sang river the retain the fat animals of the row- fields ln this woodlands. nearer the kind. the cows. and the calvetswrobtns were. into their vesper some so alike that when we visit ihynins And altogether this was them we must appeal to Mark to a great day at Alrlerles It took

trace their immediate ancestry some at the vouti; rattle of the for us lierrl V!” on a long holiday to pas- lBv rights” James said when ture

we came there this evening.” we should milk and separate instead of allowing the calvas to nurse Think of the nice cream cheque we might have "

"And" Marl. rhurkled in an iin- p dertone to us" think of all the ex- tra iiork ii: iii')Illf'l hai'e' Sunday and Monday and every day

l'ritil tomorrow Goodnight . . . . . .

- Diary -

HAND LEADER”! MOTHER

WOOIJMRE. NY IAPI - Mn. Lena Palladino Lomharilo. 1!. mother of band leader Guy Lom-

Oiir farming then folloiis the pat. l'”d"i dwd ”"”d'y "ml" " "'3 tern established It Alderlea 50"" "l" "-' ”'”h” Mm c”' ,m.,,u3h ms, W", 1, .,,,,, ,0. men In addition to Guy and Car ,,..,.d h”,(.l-315.": in ..-h," w, sum, 'men. surviving ions are Lebert. times think is a wasteful fashion. VWWV "'1 J"-W9" A" l'"" Jmph .--tiicli leave: nnly . mug nr 1.,-3. . sr connected with Guv Lombar- er "Houseiow" to milk We de- dos band

Special K Cereal 2?:

.- Educational Aid t

i wear is O13 Jeweled mobile. I bib .' 1118 of colorful crystals with tear-drop cabochon pendants. Veiidome also does a matching bracelet and free-

.:.uin;;tng pendants. miniature re- riltca: of the necklace pendants.

regard more and less as nuisaiic--

its good enough” be com-.

Fish Cakes. can . .

riiocoumr. no nos: -4 ts. TIN

Clilps--Iciliers . . . 25: SOIMOII - A A - - - i i - "3

nut: unison 30519"

vun"l.HH..H.11; Cot-nIdlaIf....35: OLYMPIC

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.c Banquet .l:lel,d. A iistgchurcli g

the to the , : ..

' (hi! respect”.

M3980 CI hr Mr. 14',

III-, inn and Mr, 5..

part. Walks! gave aniiouiie,

concerning summer Neill)!

5-,: E 5 rs iii; -1- .stil.'lll.?

Egg

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Mrs. Walker. my llrl. Milton. FRI" 0! In to an members. Vera Fall. Jessie co, ller. Bands-I Mimi: and Sand" Ilahelln. Min Mae Blrtlett w.

lal speaker. She spoke to m on their objectives in life an Ilia goal which they should mm for. Bartlett was int.-mu, oil by Mrs. Walker and thank”

s it a hoe n.'Z”'"

. . ur . serviui .- Mgm Taps. loset e ecorationa for the ha and the service were in bluemi: white. the CGIT oolors Tm, decorations were yellow danodul with blue and white flowers rim

E i

Touts '

Gall Currie thanked the ladies of the Dr. Zolla Clark group for cat-led by blue tapers

mutual understanding of the tar lblll WIXI Of life is being 03, rained.

"THE youth of today are sag;-t for knowledge of other cniintries 5

VANCOUVER icy. - 11,, 1m. She said the value of these album perlal Order Daughters of the lflnllvl be Overestimated Empire spent more than 1950.000 on education in the lIat. yeIr.l Mrs O. M. Martin of Toronto re-; ported Tuesday at the closing Vsession of the IODE annual meet-,

I. O. D. E. Stresses

BORDEN sciiotit The following ls the manic .. Borden School for April ind )IR. Grade X A 1. Freddie legrd The nrder's expenditure for od-.1 Md" MlCNei'1n. 3 Baiban ucatianal work have increased by Rim!!!-V 50 per cent in the last five years. Grid! 3 l MIN" FM! liicivitu said Mrs. Martin. national educa- 1- Eldred I-Irmer. 3 Vannie Bri. ,tion secretary She added that of 01"- swerv dollar spent. 55 cents went Grid! 13 1 -Wvn lam Var lto students. 28 cents to schools' LN'd- 1 LOW! 3V0-Nmun and Mir and 19 cent: to special oducatioiilml C611"! fenuali W...-1.. l Grade VIII. 1. Ronnie Sharpe 1 "No thinking Canadian can be, Joan Cameron. 3 Rslphte Learn were of the present crisis in ed- Grade W! I Bonnie ltlacLe.,. LICallOn and remain unmoved." 2. Dianne McLellan. 3 Bobby Neg; she said. Canada is far behind Grade V1. 1 John Jay I D. less prosperous countries in foI- Inna heard. 3. Rodger Sleiliart teruig promising u 4 . . Grade V. A. 1. Heather xiii-,. added tDonald. 1. Judy Ann: Marl-unm. AID FOR sTl.'Di;Nrs 3. Judy Darracti. t A total of Sll6.000 was spent on Grade V. B 1. Lornie Guuant. various types of assistance to sun 2 Gerard Coyle. 3 Judy Kelly. ;denf5 She reported that this in-. Grade IV. 1. Barbara Darracli.: lcludes a 15-per-cent increase forlBerthI Coyle. if Linda Taylor. scholastic standings in secondary Grade III A 1. Paula Cersttl. schools and in universities on both 5 Clifford Mclvor. 3. Judith Ms: undergraduate and post-graduata Lean

tlevels Bursaries were awarded. Grade ill 8 1 Sandra Clark. she said. with more attention ban 2 Chutes MacDonald. 3 cud iii; paid to financial need Bell

1I1 BddlU0lI. 30 P9? CF?" 0' "10. Grade II A 1 .loAnne Macl.-cod. rhaiiteri do some type of work in 2 Marilyn Peters and Ivan Tay- lthe schools Che commended New in, tgqugll :4 iii,"-y pmm-mi

lnrun.-uirk. with 52 chapters. for Grade ii 8 1 Billy Cl!a!5J1!!. italting care of 434 schools 3 Trevor psi-1-uh. 3 Julia 5,", Expeditures for 2.040 achoolslcmttam