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WINNING CANDIDATES IN SUMMER DRESS ELECTIONS ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES! 10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, June 14, 1957 | A Limited Number of i Soviet Artists May [zie ewe ot crew ve M1957 Times-Gazette cipation in Canada's Stratford » 'os th | Festival. He said that the Sov | Pay Special Visit Lr i Sth, . wis) acquaint themselves wi rd Festival the shakespearean plays on the | To Stratford (Canadian stage, with the Festival | ; Negotiations are now under as a whole, and with Canadian way between the Soviet Emb |actors, fel and producers, ] in Ottawa and the. Strattord ! Shakespearean Festival to facili- . . tate the visit of a group of seven Two English Girls f Soviet artists to this summer's Festival, . Following efforts made by Gor. | Are Scooting West don Jocelyn, Festival music ad-| ministrator, to have Soviet mu-| WINNIPEG (CP)--Two English | sicians appear at Stratford's an-|gire ! nual Music Festival, the Soviet scooter" stopped. here by moter mbassy suggested the v [ representative group of artists for | their finances after a trip from J a ten day visit during the 1957 Toronto, | Festival season. The group would| Pat Fitzgerald, 19, and Shirley probably include three actors and |g, producers of Shakespearean plays | aulkett, 23, both of London, Eng- vy... 3 . bh / 'oT? { |in Soviet theatres, headed by Mr, |'30d, met last August on a lake " / ; 4 : j : Tsarev, USR People's Artist, di-|trip from Toronto to Niagara) | i / 5 4 4" i # | |rector of Moscow's Maly Theatre Falls, They pooled their resources Jil Now / / ' ¥ ' : A 5 land noted performer in the title to buy the scooter and leave To- C 4 ] Vin, sb, Ww { f 3 ; | ole of "Hamel Secuid Ba ronto, Before either had left Eng- Jl ic of pink silk check | into the belt and at right is a | Mr: A. Tovstogan, Second Sec- land, they had had the idea of On Elected by popular vote for | three styles depicted here. At (laid ov a white linen sheath mer class [ fn al retary of the Soviet Embassy in|worki : § i yer- y . Centre is a sum- | in the perennial shirtwaist style go anywhere' dress of luxur- \working at different. places in leadership this summer are the | left black chantilly lace is over- | with sun top entre is a sum- | softened by a nosegay tucked | jous cotton satin, |Ottawa, who is carrying on the Canada so they could see the S | f - _ ale! ber copy AREER REE A | | negotiations, reports that the country, : ARY HAWORTH MAIL | Lack Of Money D ame Hilda Ross Takes Care Of earns if she wishes - simont wih i gly Aig gid . "wr |every action of the government, spent most of it on the way. The | May Hinder 'Y | : She does not use this privilege to went through Sault Ste. Marie, | | ' . I ed T F 11 C | excess. But when she does put for- took a ship to the lakehead and Attract 0 e ow ommuter VANCOUVER (CP)--The YWCA New Zealand S Women, Children | a view, her colleagues listex «nent three days in Fort William Get Yours Now at the . may lose the 'psychological time" i |with the utmost care. |pefore continuing, . Asks How To Get Acquainted for entering Canada's new boom By 4. C. GRAHAM (ACTIVE CAREER |WIDE RANGE | The girls went to work for all towns through ek ome AUCKLAND, N.Z £57) ony Damme Hilda, 3 widow ad srand.| Cabinet duties are just the start|secretarial firm here to recoup || . : 1 am a through a packed subway car, All|warne rs. J. FE. bre {one woman at present ho ullimother, nhac I e relireiof her activities, twir finances for th . fh etiquette; Jongh opportunities to pro- Toronto, national treasurer of the cabinet rank in the national gov-|from politics this year, At 73, she| Dame Hilda believes she must | ney, Travelling pM 1Imes- aze e and a commuter by subway to my mote conversation and make head|YWCA at the association's na- ernment of any Commonwealth has spent 12 years in Parliament jisten to individual troubles in or-|day, they intended h eading for| = daily toil. At least twice a week way in friendship, if he chose totional convention here, country. and eight as a cabinet minister. der to understand the needs of Calgary, with a possible stop at| hd = Yor the last eight months, I've seen try, and the lady were willing (as| Mrs. Breithaupt sald Tuesday| She is Dame Hilda Ross, minis-| Much to the relief of the local people as a whole. She has more Regina, the weather| 1 ~ this man going my way, to and you are)! {the YWCA cannot afford to ignore ter for the welfare of women and party organizers, she has just callers than any other minister, warming up, they figured on be- | = from work, However, 1 do have one sugges-|the implication of the Gordon children in New Zealand. used her woman's prerogative, Her door is always open to any-|ing able to use their tent on over- = Suddenly the stuffy, cramped tion, for possibly negotiating a! commission's prediction of a Ca-| So great is her following in New and changed her mind. She will one and there is invariably a night stops, | = and irritating ride has seemed ex-'safe introduction, Namely, get nadian population of more than Zealand that she must rank as one stand again at the general elec- queue of people waiting to see her) Their ultimate destination is 57 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH citing; I even look forward with your pastor's help in this instance. | 20,000,000 persons by 1980. of the most influential women tion this year, thus assuring the with personal troubles. She is a vancouver, but time of arrival anticipation to the daily struggle, it is legitimate practice to use| 'We must be ready to go into politicians anywhere in the world government of one safe seat be- one - woman marriage guidance there is undetermined, Once they! since he walked into the subway one's church affiliation, as a prac- pew territory where the need is today. |cause of her enormous personal bureau, relief organization, pur-iget there, they said, they have an ecar--and into my life, tical asset in daily living; and!great -- into mew uranium cities, | But to call her a successful cab-|following, |veyor of new angles on problems open mind about what they will If coincidences mean anything, [fundamentally correct to ask the|the ofl towns and new mining inet minister ignores a large part| The portfolio of minister for the which seemed unsuperable, do next. IL there has been quite a series: parson kindly to make you ac- centres," she told the 400 dele of the work which has won her a welfare of women and children| *I sometimes think I should be| He takes the same subway train quainted with a fellow member of gates ' nique place "nm ag her people.!was created specially for Dame called 'minister of last resort'," (same time, same station, same the congregation, whom you've ul She is also and counsellor Hilda, It means she has a brief|she says. "Most of the letters I ' ear); occuples the opposite or long amired from a distance, | HOUSEHOLD HINT [to the nation on personal relation-|to look after the Interests of more receive begin: 'I am writing to next seat; changes trains (en ' 1 t. | ships and plain common sense, 'than half the population and to! you as a last resort'. Toute) for, the same stop down- |; We yO ed oust. To ash, or not to wash that n, as y | t t new dress? He attends the same church and Shee the Identity of Ihe Second NCrhe answer 1s, most wool and the same Sunday service that Iie." veligible," and generally silk dresses (and some rayons) = do. And he is an eligible hachelor, | jp, 14 bility for decid- should be dry cleaned, Coitons, . y, to judge by his "alone ng. whether, "and in at circum. linens, some silks, most rayons 4 Go mess" at church--and above re ian0e "to present Mr, John Doe and a few types of woolens can ul proach, to judge by his mannerly "von MH, be safely washed. / / i ; or reserve (I hope he feels the same, "Mary Haworth counsels through| Always look for the label that am 0 wy bi : of mel) her column, not by mail or per- should come with every garment ut i / TRIED BREAKING ICE sonal interview, Write to her in|and, if there is one, be guided by 2 : | ulte evidently he has noticed | cares of this newspaper. it, by. ' . a" in fact it was his interested World' 8 study of me that caught my at- : /; tenion--but the problem is, how ' uh gab eopversation be opened, cor- p 4 i Great rectly? : Wy Somebody has suggested that I 3 2 = ) ho / : make the first acknowledgment, | 0 Perfume with a smile or a "hello," But At since I've already dropped a book, Lip . nd banged into him on occasion, ' Classic ER A RR RRR RRR RR A RRR RRA RRR EERE E! Frisnseanrsas ta : 8 = I feel the next move Is his--that any further overtures on my part | would be "out of order." | I keep hoping that some mutual friend will float by and provide in-| troductions, and then things might work out perfectly, But don't you agiee that nothing can be done, . ess introductions are made, . either by a third by th : ET a Or ae FOR RIDING AT ITS BEST of my problem might help 8 too. J.C. STARVED FOR FELLOWSHIP come to Dear J.C.: The significance of the story is that you are starved ROSSLAND ROAD WE for meaningful personal relation- ships. 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