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.l.ixt in hr ready for April show- y-: time is it smooth-lookln: rain fnal that is in the ice cream nar- n ltatlllltlll because of its lovely tll?ll1T) iaiiiiln white collar.

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Brunette Finds

Ry SYLVIA HACK

l(':iii.1ili.-iii Press Stall Wrlrtcr l.(iVl)()N ti”Pt-Shelley rloliilc. p hxiiiiv ixriicr at 23. is one of I iinlti of .'li"l'l yoiiiig uomoii mak- tv: their prc.setit'e felt on Fleet um-i Stir .-(-ciiis unperturbed at rrvniwting uith hard-boiled male rtmi-icrs on a tough newspaper hrnt "t i-p'rp prciiarcd to work as rri ax they do." she s.'iy.s phil- ., ”iu- find we're pretty ell ai'ceptctl."

irceptancc mav he related to tine:-ir.'iii(-r Slit-llcy is a decora- tw liriirictte uho tlnvsii'I lack tor ' But ahility counts. and she lrrarlv ho. to her credit inter- -miis with Riissla's Nikita Khrush- wi-, Biiiganin and nrfl liinicnkov. She speaks Rus- i'i!l tvrly well and wants to learn r'liiui:.e ' lN'.N RECOGNITION llii; Rnhde. and such women

h'ea.l.int: down the exrlu.-iiretiess of Fleet street, once pretty much I In ale rirr.-serve.

Sim tinds her male mlicaaues it into three categories. First. Iinrc are the paternal types. ivlinm . ; the wolves. irliom sht- ' and the ones "who Just Intiore you."

London-born. Miss Rohtle worked: tnr newspapers in the prnviiires and tor magazines heiore ,il')lnlllK The Daily Express 18 months ago.

22. 1957 Th Guardi-in Page 9 i

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ICE CREAM COAT

with stripped colinn knit irlm at the deep shawl collar and the push- iip sleeves also arc cotton knit tin- islierl at the rults. A double row of tiny silvery billions form the from closing.

Fleet Street

Hcird And Hectic, But Fun

Since then. lile has been "hectic bill luii.” Because oi her profici- ency in Russian. the nape? sent her there three times. She has met and iailml with many of Russia's leading figures.

FAMILY MAN

Olilalcnkov is my favorite He loves to talk about his family and aluays has amusing anecdotes about them "

Shelley first went in Russia in itl.'iS iiiih supporters of the Wolver- tianioion Wanderers football team. Her tiriit Russian train ride was a -:tiocl-z. Sexes aren't segregated in the sleeping ('0I'nDHl'in!Cl1lli and she

.'-4'-lid it was disconcerting to watch: a melange of male and iemnlc'

shoes the upper clerk.

"Passengers are niiakeiied hy a rlaiiizing bell in the early hours and then they play the national anthem Coflee. is served and eierynne scrambles into their clnilics and down tn the bar to drink iodka at 7 am."

Aliia)S casually but attractively

dropping from

Jlresv-d. Shelley professes more

interest in cars than in clothes. She drives a small white model. tnkinsz an extra pair of shoes wherever she goes ”becaiisc I'm always having trouble with my shoes."

How did she nntrw in he called l'.lI('ll”V" Her mother liked Shel- ley's poems--"it's a good thing it wasn't. Woodsworth or Keats."

By SYLVIA HACK Fcnndinn Preu sun Writer VONDON rCPi .- Nineteen - ar-old Susan Hampshire. who all been through it all. says you an have ii lot of fun bein: ll deb- t ante without spending thniisandn - pounds on a comingoiit dance. As things worked out. sum. trin't have an official hiill when 0 came out two years ago. It 1. cancelled due in her linhor; css--hut rho rll'(H'Pi'l In other av: that a debut can be A rein. rely economical ntfiitr, The whole ideti of being n deb, VI Susan Wryly. "iii to get a l'-Wand-voxslhly one with I ti- ' But with her it wan dingy-gng -ll" WI! Pntlaized to actor Eni- ' Wllllnma' con. Brook. baton ming out. "38 STAG! CAREER ctermlned to he a curt-enlul tron-pai-ticuiarly In Britain- derided marriage mint 5 while. so she terminated engagement. A lithe. lawn-eyed hloiide. Bu- " Ifyl she in irritated by poo- tiho spend 25.000 to mono

Hos Lot Oi"pFun Being A Debutante At Modest Cost

birthday."

Her current henux are Lord Johnny Laurence. Hon. Georle Bnihurst and Hon. Michael Spring-Rice. "They're my rock 'n' roll partners lit a Jan. club in Kensington."

She has already spent -I YCIT with reportory companies in Bril- ain to giiln some acting experi- ence. and admits she'd ilk: I small part in ii London show. Hui you can't have it your own way. she says.

T00 TALL FOB BALLET

Although in planned to he a ballet dancer she says that grew too tall to take it up seriously. so she'd like to compromise and do musical cnmcdieii. Her mother. Ill ex-hallet dancer with the lind- lcr'n Wells Ballet. MW YUM I drama school in Knllmllffidlm whcre Susan trained.

In constant demand with bow of the "upper set." Susan often spud. wggkendg ni Earl Bath- urnt's country house in Glouces- lei-nbiro. it was then a short while ago that she played soccer viii the Dukc.M Kent and do Icribcdhlmutlicwrtotv0P- non who doesn't mind liiii clotlicn getting a bit "mocked-uil-" .

The girl: do rather cliaee lum Ibo laid. "And poor Ed- w bu n linrd time warding than on."

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KINGSTON I.M.I.

The March meeting oi Kingston Fouled Church VI.M.S. inn held at the home nt Mrs. Owen Ynunli- er The worship period was in riiarge iii Mrs. Edgar Newson. The meeting opened with hymn ”Work llir the night ll coming." tollowcd by Prayer and Scripture.

The theme was. "The whole Ar- mour ot God" with Bible nucstionii dismissed. Hymn ”Saviour Tillie n

"Shepherd lead us." The mission- jary prayer wait by Mrs. Willard Proud and Lord) Prayer in imi-

(ml.

The Iil.Id.V book was read by ;hTl'l. I-timer Younkcr. The chris- itian Itcwnrdslilp by Mrl. Zylpha Newnon. Minutcn were read fol- lowed with roll call. nnlwered by ttcn members and tour viciiorl. One new member wan received. Fnlleetion tor the nvcning was 52.40. I-'ric.nd.-ihip Fund .59 cents

Mrii. liloyd Mr-Kinnnn read n heart stirring letter which she re- .t-;-ivcd from a teacher in lndin. Next place of meeting to be at the home cl Mrn. Edgar Ncwaoii. Lunch committee: Mrn. Zylphn Newson. Mrn. Elmer Yoiinltcr and Mrs. Edgar Nowaon.

Meeting closed with the Mizpiih benediction. Lunch wna nervt-.4 hy lthe hniiean and committee in icharge.

ORWELL DOVE NJ.

The regular monthly meeting -it

i0rwell Cove W.I. was held at thg ihiime or Mrs. .lohn and James Rooney iillh 8 members and two ivisitorn present. Meeting opened with Mary Stewart Collect. Roll trail was answered by an Irish i.lnke. hiinutcii of previous meeting ivivre read and adopted.

i Sick committee reported one call made. School committu rc- ported papcr towel: and duntbane needed. Two sympathy cards were sent in bereaved mcmberiv A "Thank You" note wal received. Ways and means nl raising funds

'vii-re then discussed. A White Flic- pliant. salt in to he held at next meeting.

Correspondence wns ind and discussed. Roll call for next meet- ing in exchange, or mgggzum April meeting is to be at thn home or Mrs. Wm. Morrcssey. Pro- gramme committee to be Mrs. iii. McLean and Mrs. Walter Mac-

lIAEMw Two interesting content: were pill on by lllrii. D. M. Mc- Donald and Mrs. Wm. Morrcsacy nntl won by Mrs. Walter McLeod. Lend. Two interesting content:

Meeting adjourned. Lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by several of the ladies prcxantg during ii social hour.

WHIM ROAD W.l. ;

The March meeting of the Whim Road W.l. was held on Tuesday ereniiiu March 12th. at the home of the president. Mrs. Webb Nich-i olsiiii. There was an xnttendancc of lilnP members and in ca visi- tors. The meeting had Q: post-, poned previniisly. title to the wen-; titer and poor travelling condi- tions. i

The pl't?SltlNli callcd the meeting to order with the "Collect tor Club k Women”. The minutes of the last. meeting were read and approved.l Members answerctl roll call withg ll nuilt hlnck and an article For the, "White Elephant Sale. " held lat-5 er in the evening. The secretary; r e a ii uiirespuiidencc received , since the last. meeting. and distrl-it buted r o p i e ii of the "lnstltutct News" and other papers and Pam-i plets.

Mrs. Wch Nicholson kindly con- sented in canvass the district in!

aid of the Red Cross campaign. Diilcrent committee gave their re- ports as follows: Sick. n number of calls on the sick were report- ed and treats provided on there occasions. Mrs. Ru.-isell Mcnetii and Mrs. M. .I. Munroe are on the, next committee.

School. Plans were made to

clean the school in the near lu-l ture . The. secretary was instruc-' led to purchase towels and other supplies needed at the lime. Mn. Wesley Campbell and Mrs. M. J. Monroe tire to be In charge of entertainment at the next meet- ing The April meeting in to he held at the home of Mrs. Robert. Camp- bell. Roll call will he answered by paslinti In iicvcrnl envelopes tor the stationery box. A pantry sale is also planned for this meet-t in. Mrs. Lawrence Stuart willt hold the monthly penny Mic. A number of lively and interest- ing contects were put on hy the entertainment committee and dur- ing lhc nocinl hour following . ni dainty lunch wan served hy the hostess. The meeting ndiourned with the Ntitlnnni Anthem.

iitructlon o( the Ii 0 nvstem was

that water (mm Yukon was

dangerously near the freezing

Pftlnt u I flowed through pipes.

Elllincera round an underground

IIII water ntrcnrn and will use.

this to keep the river waiter trorni freezing.

"Thin brought the cold no

hlshei-." met Mr. ni-awn. toi-mart commluionu of tho. Yukon Tar-l ritnry.

"Also. the site originally pinn-

ncd tor the rencrvoir wan no good. The nub-noll wan mill and couldn't hold tbc r."

The 1.uIi.mullon. mthllio rc-

nervoir waa relocated. it wan also ndeclxned to include a nub-Mot and special lop capable at bold- lnginlhcbentncccssncyinro

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