LONDON lCP)-London's

an discuss Freud and Plato as handily as she can sling hash.

color to grey old London.

plants.

speakers. GENERALLY PRETTY

At the nearby Mocambti. which

is Fijian for meeting-place, blonde,

she's called the "espresso girl," blue-eyed Heather Sutherland finds gftef the Italian coffee machines waltlnz at table the bars are built around. and she frustrating and yet fascinating." mikes a properly exotic note in Heather is hiding her time. hoping me intimate little spots which to Eoginto pantomime at Christ- have brought a lively touch of mas.

"exhausting,

Espresso girls come in many

Her fancy pants. open sandals nationalities. At the Negresco in the nu pony-tail hairdo are as con- eXPel18iVG Mlyllif quarter. the tiiiental and contemporary as the customer may be served by Mrs. decor of the cofee bars, whicb'Nalinl Siegenbe 5 of Ceylon, wear- leaiure such trimmings as i -' ' ill! 8 chiilmi Blfi-Wpe dress, gold animal skins. twttering dangling earrings and an armful birds and soft music from hidden of eastern bracelets. She is the mother of boy actor Kurt.

who

London's Coffee-Bare Craze Creaie.s New Type Waitress W

001- lllthlully created that the C ban tired in "The Purple Plain" ,,..bu craze has produced a new consul in Londo u "N

II Isreed to preside with Greg Peck. type of waltrsss-a creature who at the ceremonies My

One of the first debutantos to

join the coffee-shop ranks-some thing that would have Icandaliaed the family a few years ago-is Sarah Rothschild. daughter of Vis- count Rothschild. "You have to be quick as a flash,” she says, Vbut it's good fun." . I The turnover is high among 'espresso girls. Some owners have waiting lists of applicants. The -coffee bars, with their stucco walls. bamboo fittings and other ultr- ” ss touches, made their debut two years ago and have been spreading fast. It is es- timated there now are about zoo in central London alone.

She may be a student. model. dancer. an actress resting between shows. even a debutante. She's generally young and pretty and has something under her jazzy hairdo

plush coffee houses than she would in a cafe. and she finds the weekly wages-about E8 or !29 including ups-easy to take.

ln'3rested in the ordinary run of waitress. His I bright. attractive

serving.

gyed, good-looking Jenny Mere- dith, a dramatic school giaduate

plastic surgery on her nose.

”I could have plenty of dates." she said. 'but one experience was enough-they know where to find you the Decond time so it's hard in say no without creating a scene. So, no more dating with cus- tomers."

lures as waitress include a maha- rajah's proposal of marriage- which she declined-and the pleas-

and ballerina Margot Fonteyn. FASCINATTNG JOB y Miss Thompson works at Eli

llton. spent the ure of serving actor Peter Ustlnov guest of her friend. Miss Catherine .Morrison, Clifton.

Kensingfon

Mr. Andrew Home of Guysboro,

besides beauty. Probably N. S., is spending some time in she feels more at home in the Hamilton Bhd Blliicr

On Saturday afternoon. Oct. tlth.

Mrs. Nelson Caseley entertainedl in honour of her daughter. Miss Renato Cimatti. owner of two Eiiliibelh Cliseiey 83 8 hll'illd8Y "N, places in the Knight”,-idge party when several of her school district. told a" reporter he wasn't Chums were l"'e59'"r

His many friends will be pleased

id" W” t” h"e to learn Master Roger Miller. son Sims where of Mr. and Mrs- Pwliie Wmiid Hfeei they '"9""' i" of Malpeque. has sufficiently re- Lnndon" and he Picked Eifls of covered from his recent Dpemuonlhour followed. after which lunch looks and P9"0li5iiiY W ii” We in the Prince County Hospital. so was SefV6d by lhe h05leSS Ind as to be able to return to his Wmmiiiee in Charge-

A typical espresso girl is green- home on Friday,

Reginald Miller

Mrs. James Donald. Kensington

Miss Georgie Lockhart, Sum-

merside. spent the Thanksgiving Bane women-3 2V99k'9"d i" Malpeill” "'9 Sue” the home of Mrs. James Wall on of her parents. Mr. Charles Lockhart.

and Mrs.

Mr. Robert Donald, Toronto.

Brenda Thompson, 22-year-old arrived by plane to spend 3 Australian. has already spent two -1-hankagvlng weekend Wm, El, lonths touring the continenet on mother, M,-3, Jgme. ponaid, Ken. her coffeebar earnings. Her adven- smgmng

Miss Elizabeth Ramsay. Ham- week-end the

Mrs. Joseph Wnodsidc. has re-

Cubano. whose atmosphere is soiturned to her home in Kensngton.

-after undergoing an operation in the Prince County lfosptal.

His many friends will be pleased to learn Mr- L. D. MacNutt of Malpeque. is improving from his recent illness.

Mrs. John Simpson. Charlotte- .town. spent the week-end with rel- atives in Malpeque.

Mrs. Kenneth Owen. Lower Mal- peque. entertained the members of Malpeque and Baltic Women's Mis- sionary Society at their regular monthly meeting. After the regu- lar routine of business. a social

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce. Charlottetown, spent the holiday

who is working to finance a spot of is confined to her home with an week-end in Baltc, the guest of attack of pneumonia.

Mrs. James Wall.

The October meeting of the

Institute met at

Tuesday evening, October 4th with ten members and three visitors zpresent. The president. Mrs. Edgar Mathews presided. After the regu- lar routine of business a social hour followed. after which lunch was served by the hostess. assist- ed by Mrs. Bruce Crozier and Mrs- Everett Wall.

Miss Linda ML-Murdo, North Bedeque, spent a holiday in Ken-

singion. -

I Miss Mary Hunter. teacher at H 'lton School. has returned to

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant and family. Halifax. N.B.. are visiting wimth relatives in Duvar and Plus-

Mr. Edward Mclienna. field Corner. who is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. Sum- rnerslde. DA

ALIEIITON C. W. In

The Alberto sub-division of the C-W.L., held its P t h meeting at the home of Mrs. John Callag- han. Mrs. Ruaseli Bell presided and opened the meeting with the League Prayer. Twenty-four mem- berg and one visitor were pres- ent. '

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Corres- pondence included a report of the annual convention recently held in Charlottetown. The secretary was instructed to order twenty- eight picture booklets for this sub-

division. The treasurer's report showed a b " ' balance on hand.

The sick report was given by Mrs. John Barrett.

It was moved by Mrs. John Wallace, seconded by Mrs. James O'Brien that we have two Masses offered for deceased relatives of members.

It was decided to have Smiling Bill McCormick in the Parish Hall on Wednesday, October 12th at 8.30 p- m. The membe . are to make candy for sale. Sick com- mlttee for next month: Miss Maude O'Connor and Mrs. Allan McAleer. Lunch committee: Mrs. John Profit. Mrs. Brydon Smith and Mrs. Wilbert Shea. Next place of meetng: the home of Mrs. Ronald Mcxenna.

Mrs. Gerald Rooney moved the meeting adjourn. Meeting closed with the recitation of the Act of Consecratlon. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by the comrnitttee in charge.

her home in Baltic. after attend- ing a convention in Saint John.

N B -CV.

FOIIOGI

i A your sown good taste

General view from Robinson's Island of the stone-filled cribwork

backing ut from Brackley point

When the composite rolls have been dumped, workmen with crow- I

ywhich

W -,-x-.

i”t.l, . .. .-

Littie Ilarbor and connects Robin- Brackley Point.

A truc load of composite rolls over the timber track that has been

laid on the cribwork. The comp-l

bars and peaveys 1. junction with the truck and towing

. Sam.

the channel.

a .

work in con-

ositei rolls are used in stopping

cable to inch them intouplace be- tween the piles i nthe channel. Photos by M. Mallett

Friday, Oct. 14. 1955 'l1ie Guardian Page 1!

Paris Girl Finds FacforyT a Work Relaxing To Brain

MONTREAL (CPl-A young girl j listed the from Paris, now visiting here. has model. an odd way of relaxing. 1 "She needs elegance far more

Marie-Francoise Ricci. 7.1. likes llhan beauty. 1 1-ged.uk, ngureg mg to take time off from her siuriypnl V ability to wear clothes wen and . -.-I-uchandisl g to work in fd't'i0f'l('l capacity lnr hEl'd' work."

to give my brain a rest. .The family business was 95:55.

"You have no idea how relaxinlplished by Marie-.Fr..:-incoise's grand- ma: kgld of mark can he... she;llr:3illaef'),, Nina Iitiicci. when she was sa , " on wor automatically and. -” mm: W1 0W. scarcely have to think." . , Cxrandmamma was clever at de- Marie-Francoise. whose family S”l'"'2 "hm" "mi 5”” W'"'k9d owns a high fashion establishment hard hr "WY Va” hpin" "'9 .; in Paris, took her first rat-my job b”-F'"”;i5,”"l."l '3'”? '" '93?-” She -. to collect information on the pro sa'd' N'w " 9''''P'"-V5 5”0 Eirisr"

duction and selling of co metic. ' During '. V15" '5' ll" Ulmed S 5 ysiatcs. Marie-Francoise accompnn.

qualifications for I

now stretches across the son's Island with the sandbar at S” has found ' dmerenu "Lied "'9 (M11011! Pllrii Jacqueline

the methods used by North Amer- ican and European stores In pre- sent their goods in the public. "The reason for the difference REPORT so KlLLEp

lies in the fact that over here must:

of the stores are big and carry al .PARiS 'Re”'"5i pr Thirty 'Iol- large variety of goods,” she said. iii"! of the Vietnamese National "In Europe, most of them are small Army W9" killed and 30 were specialty shops." iwounded in a clash last week with Marie-Francoise, who has worked i0i'!'9S 07 the H03 llan religious closely with Paris models at the Sect. Agciica Frani-c-Presse re- family-owned house of Nina Rice1',lpnried Wednesday from Saigon.

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