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= I I secon Nd EES EES i CREATOR OF Affer 2] Years of Story Telling | i Just Mary' Retires From CBC |, By EDNA BLAKELY Canc Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO, (CP Franklin once wrote that "ir werld nothin death and ta today, he could hay a happy ending for nan's storie "I don't little folk plzined Miss Grannan of Just Mary and Ma gins radio and televis grams and the than two dozen b The dragon be mischievous never bad or hor Written primar her Just Mary stories followed on radio fc This month. the its televisios- debut nan has plotied the lif Muggins for 'the last 1 The program switched to tele sion from radio five years ago RETIRED FROM CBC Mary Grannan retired last Feb-| ruary after 21° years with the CBC, She will continue to write the programs on a free-ls basis and plans to write mor books, Tie plots for her evolve from simple ing along the street ¢ Grannan noticed a mail 1} gave her an idea for Muggins story in whic ne the puppets, Fitzgera F mouse, the moon. Once the plot has bee th 'ough, Miss a *'dialogue just seems to fill i it in.' p: ed Mary believe in afraid or DIC I programs All writing is done in the kitchen of her seventh-storey Tor. onto apartment. Her typewr € sits incongriously on the table and a filing cabinet gles the kitchen sink, Ref books on shelves in th | room share wall spac h oil paintings by Miss G her friends. AL). ORIGINALS "I'll bet there are not many A powerhouse of energy! Blue Bonnet is good for growth, because it's all vegetable. And that sunny- sweet flavor makes just about everything taste bet ter. Buy it. in the handy Yellow Quik package Blue Bonnet MARGARINE 'MARY MUGGINS | itha. flor. the progra the st tried to mail himself oo ! MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, April 21, 1960 § | Suggested Ways Columnist Offers Counsel | To Widow Facing Loneliness Dear Mary Haworth: I am a| widow of 55. My own living rela- tive is my mother, who has an incurable disease and only a few| months to live. At her death I shall be left en- tirely alone, as I have no close friends; and the prospect dis- © [turbs me greatly. What can I do 4to overcome this fear, and be 4 [reasonably happy in the life left Wwsess to me? Thank you for any ad- wis vice. JN. REAL PURPOSE Dear J.N.: The essential func- tion of the human spirit is to w and to love. Thus, to be vob onably happy in the life left to you, when your mother has gone, you must focus your mind heart upon new interests, and new opportunities for under- standing and caring. As you will be entirely alone, 7, this means you will be , footloose and free, to explore your environment for new paths to usefulness. Doing hospital unteer nurse's ai for charity (as h group); or chaperoning chil or for outings (as at ¢ or "adoptir or children rk as a vol- ¢ f one of t! international chil hom you may send ers fied agencies) to help are samp'e and friendly lett ideas of how te vour "way. FINDING YOUR WAY Also of course you sh uld study » yourself vit 3 s faith promises of help and consolation to those who His guidarce and rely upon {Him wholeheartedly. + of many ori ecent article. on scripts i In part she 1an for dio. [ite copy of the sars-o'd. It is marked been this says: "My favor Bible is now 14 and dog and has rebound times. In s precious beyond me, b se 1 them for myself and 300k are meas have over 1 three promis ure to med over have ( asks only t rlaim them fo M.H. Haworth: Please what to do for cles under the eyes wve a thin face and thi year 1 have noticed these circ nd lines are becoming more pro- need of course I am getting older : but girl friends my ag ot he we this problem, Is it » their faces are plumper d rounder? Dea ar Mary 1se tell me and c Fduca- avating / 50 a week 2.35 cents for|radio station before Miss Gran- ! 1 obtained a year's leave nce from her teaching posi- n to go to Toronto. was in 1939. 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"Over 85 Years at 85 Simcoe St. North Oshawa" PHONE RA 5-3529 FOR FREE DELIVERY or use. our paved parking lot at rear of store FREE color scheming or estimates on Decorating |FACTORS BACK OF IT E or persenal interview. elf to SM .|net I eat a balanced| Ag.|diet, never smoke, and try to get de | To Modernize Spring Cleaning By ELEANOR ROSS Sate J R.|piaints, "but no one ever does much about it. | Dear B.R.: Lines and circles] And, in the case of the job, we eight hours sleep each night, but don't always succeed, long-handled brush. the kitchen floor the standard tablespoons of Spring cleaning is somewhat bucket of hot water. Your tool like Mark Twa'n's observation on[here is a mop, and be sure to It brings lots of com-|Trirse the floor immediately with fresh water, jcomes clean in a jiffy with the | the old wax from mop and standard sal solution. linoleum, use| Whether you're wielding mop solution of threelor brush, keep your back as sal soda per straight as you - possibly . can. Push against the floor with the mop. Lean forward from the ankles, not the hips. Brace your| feet to get maximum leg power| with a minimum of strain. | To remove he tile floor in the bathroom! Shop WOOLWORTH' under the eyes may be caused by P€ m the same ritual year, eye strain; so a visit to an ocu-|¢ year, in the same old way| list seems advisable. If you have an e utter the same old, tired never worn glasses, maybe you! omplaints should; and if you are wearing MODERNIZE JOB them now, per s a new pre-| Why not me odernize then, if) scription is ov your spring cleaning has worked| book Let's it self into that well-known rut? | p Fit (Hz arcourt Why not take advantage of] » the connection every new procedure, such as the| between vitamin defici d!anti-stretch - and - strain techni-| evestrain: also the co be-lques and back-saving methods tween vitamin deficiency and un-|{worked out by experts at Wayne, dernourished - skin that wrinkles University? or puffs, One i Your supposedly goo d diet may centrate either in solution or dry be an illusion-- with y in and as a scourer and so cut down on mineral contents i e, due much of the customary her to poor s first "ina that is so tiring. or to 1 > EXTRA SET OF TOOLS qu: alities en route from To begin with, say the experts, 0 cons , ; -1if your s on more than one pleme .Y - floor, it is cheaper in the long als with your als "to k invest in an extra set o fit." Is than to wear out Mary Haworth counsels (hog h lugging supplies up go through her column, not by mail ,, y fairs ( ] Write her| gee; llowing in a tote in care oft his newspaper. 2sket on each floor: one mop and one with a THE STARS SAY 1 off at the middle Rv FSTRF I ITA to use sal soda con- home a brecom, a: carpet pan and brush, s and polishing soap powder and FOR TOMORR oy I'nis day I reach the wearing e of closet and cabinet clean- the sawed-off mop and a n of three tablespoons cof da concentrate per bucket V ater. The sal soda quickly sociates by forcing fies rease that grips isting uj ur owr a 1 lds. t ne, Excell I p permits you courage deepest recesses of fairs, and ¢ without any remotes hes or muscle lean the managed fin FOR THE BIRTHDAY I tomorrow is your ain - saving tip con- w.th the filled bucket filled bucket, t on the same i shoulder one side to bear all the hings, it's true, but they sd fference! vashing windows or the same sal soda sol- 11d get 3 rt in 1951 ps will be nfluence cement floor in. the use a strong solution a cupful per bucket roughout most of the balance 0 Wale 2nd apply wih a f 1950, but go out of your way 3 to avert a possible erisi JOHN A. OVENS Optometrist al life during late Novembs Tr. peration with others co HARE OPTICAL 8 BOND ST, EAST, RA 3:4811 { s in your fine bu ts rie his ionate, oy al with both |manuai dexterity, i mental en. and RED!T JEWELLERS LTD. 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