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Photo by milrd and Jam MR AND MRS MILLET SALTER LEAVE THE CHURCH Nancy Claire Ferguson be came the bride of William Millet Salter of Barrie at an afternoon ceremony at Trin ity Anglican Church Satur day The bride is the daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Clif ford Ferguson Castle Drive The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs William Salter Hayfield Street WI Members Visit CoIIingwoOd BEETDN The weatherman cooperated and provided warm sunny day for the annual bus trip of the Beeton Womens Institute This year members travelled to Collingwood via Wasaga Beach The itinerary included time for shopping tour of Colling wood and dinner at the Little Red Hen restaurant The bus driver John Lang don of King Planned the tour and acted as advisor The first visit was to the Blue Mountain Pottery which took members along the Blue Water Highway in an attractive location with display of several larger pottery vases and ornaments at the en trance Members were impressed by the method of production and the interesting history of the plant related by the guide From there members travel led to the Georgian Bay China factory on the outskirts of Colv lingwcod The tour commenced in the building where white china was unpacked and in spected and the different appli cations of designs embossed It is situated The visitors took advantage of shopping in the retail outlet of the factory tour of Smarts Cnnneries proved most interesting to the WI homemakers They were amazed at the assembly line production and the employees attired in neat blue uniforms with sparkling white turbans It was strawberry conning time at the cannery and long conveyor belts took the fresh red fruit through washing sort ing and weighing stages The cookers and labelling machines were most interesting Alter the tour members were taken to the observation floor overlooking the Collingwood Shipyards where they could see ship being erected Before leaving the factory the members were presented with tin of freshly canned berries The latter part of the tour was spent at Springwnter Park Midhurst where they visited points of interest before return ing to Beeton Members are looking forward to their tour next year when they will visit other interesting points in Simcoe County SAYS CALGARY WOMAN Patience Is Virtue When Guiding Youthful Offenders CALGARY GP Pleasant mild mannered Mrs ODonnell feels that the grati fude of boys who had once been labelled difficult or incorrigible can compensate for in any things It wasnt easy she admits when she made her first visit two years ago to conduct Bible classes for youthful offenders at the provinciallyoperated Bow den Institute about 60 miles north of Calgary It was rough at first she admits but weve seen ter rific change since the As Brigadier ODonnell she and her husband are in charge of the Salvation Armys correc tion service here In the beginning the boys ap peared hostile at being forced to goto the meetings Lack of attention and continual commo tion marked the early difficult days But for more than year now services have been or derly and there have been tre quent expressions of gratitude from the boys PRIDE IN SUCCESS We really miss them when they but were roud them when we hear of them do ing well saysMrs ODonnell Boys have approached them on the street thanking the couple for helping them back on the right track The biggest thrill and big gest surprise of her life came last Christmas when just be fore the Bowden meeting was to begin the boys presented her with the largest box of wow latesl have ever seen Enclosed was card signed by all Mrs ODonnell dis covered later the surprise had gt beenthe boys own idea and had been purchased out of their lean purses Recently Mrs ODonnell started special evening Bible class instigated by two instit ute boys who wanted further guidance Many of the boys in the class are taking correspon dence Bible courses on their DWI For Commercial or Industrial Photos Portraits Passoort Film Developing cane symrnsrumo nonunion so PA 84175 Over Euntll lawn reception was held at the home of the brides par ents following the ceremony On their return Mr and Mrs Salter will reside on Clapper ton Street Northern Women Form WI Group FORT PROVIDENCE NWT CPfhe lomember Womens Institute branch in this northern community has program to provlde some truly Canadian souvenirs for tourists The community is astride the new highway that skirts the western end of Great Slave Lake on the way to Yellow knife In its craft program the will make cushions arm bands and Moccasins from moose hides They will be adorned with bendwork designs quill work and embroidery Five white and 11 Indian women formed the Institute They obtained log house as club room and crafts centre The men of the community are also busy on their own crafts program making snow shoes toboggans and tribal drums Princess Line Major Trend PARIS AP Griffes Jet Line and Gomas Loop the Loop were niesdays conhibutions to theParis fashion season The first is bias or diagonal princess outline with flared skirts The second gets its name from loopy folded skirts and wool loop trimmings Both barely cover the kneecaps accentuate the bosom and indi cate the waistline in front leav ing the back slack but not baggy With the second days show ings the princess line emerges as the majorgtrend Skirts stay short and the color brown leads the field with purple tones and black close behind Bed is well in the running too Plaids are everywhere So are wool flannel coats with con trasting flannel linings welded together by the seams Toronto Designer Stresses Importance Of Color Choice TORONTO CPIThere is no such thing as lasllionablex color says Toronto designer hiaria de Nagay One should thlnk only of good color co ordlnation feel strongly that color main factor in everything In life whether it is fashion in tsrions art on stage costume everythlng the Hungarian bom Maria added For room decoration for in stance it could be plain white with just one accent color or six wellchosen colors The right amount is important ncutrol background could achieve spacious and hulct setting for smaller room In large room you can afford more color sbe ex plained Her own living room reflects her decorating theories The off white background and rug has sharplycontrasting note in black chesterfield It is also contrast of old and new Lovely antique pieces shore spnce wlth the modern chesterfleld and modern pale green chaise lounge is backed by two Greek columns An lathcentury Italian chcst stands across the room from Plcasso line drawing BEAUTY 18 KEY dont believe that all the furniture in room must be of certain style she aid If it is beautiful like The apartment is on the second floor of the de Nngays establishment just off fashion North Bay Couple Mark 50 Years Mr and Mrs Dclzotto of Hollows entertained in honor of Mr Delzottos phrents Mr and Mrs Dclmtto of North Bay on Saturday The North Bay couple were celebrating their golden wedding anniver sary Among the guests at the cele bration were Mrs McGIade mother of Mrs Delmtto Jr and Mr and MrsJ McGlado homc and daughters all of Tomato Second Tenn Mrs Alma Lee steps into the role of president for 196162 with practical experience on her slde having held the same position with the Soroptimist Club of Barrie seven years ago She joined the Sornptimist Club 15 years ago and in 1949 acting as convene of the pro ject committee Mrs Lea super vised the organization of the Senior Citizens This is still the clubs main project Members of the Soroptimist Club felt at that time there was lot of concern shown for the youth of Barrie and there was absolutely nothing or the senlt ior residents Mrs Lee said FIRST MEETING The first meeting for the sen ior citizens was held at the Loyal True Blue Hall High St Mrs Lee recalled and there were only nine persons pres ent The Loyal True Blue Hall was chosen because of the few steps and is still used as the meeting place Mrs Lee has always been in terested in the welfare of the older citizens of the city and has worked very closely with them since the club was organ ized The club has grown gradual ly and now boasts 110 members who meet each Wednesday af ternoon for game of cards singsong and informal get together Senior citizais look forward to the annual fundraising tea and bazaar as their way of helping with finances the presi dent cornmentedfi other Soroptimist Club pro iects include contributions to the CNIB YMYWCA provid ing needs for two rooms at the Royal Victoria Hospital and as sisting student nurse The club recently adopted needy child through the Canadian Save the Children Fund able Bloor Street The first floor is used by her husband dress designer libor dc Nagay Maria has claimed the basement for sculpting studio and the attic for an office In another year or so she hopcs to give up her work as consultant on colors and in eriors to devote full time to sculpture She has spent the 10 years since coming to Canada in establishing name she ex plained Canadians have to know you My husband was Ihe one who stuck his neck out but am coward in her native Budapest she was sculptor under her own name Marla Rshmer She was married shortly before coming to Canada Lanado her new homeland is becoming more art conscious lira de Nugay believes expec ially in home architecture trip back to Europe two years ago mollrmed her faith in Canada Of course Europe is much older and has deeper culture she said But you can get that by travelling The way of life here is so much healthier and cleanerand the horizons are so much wlder for children om THE BARRIE EXMIINER WEDNESDAY JULY 36 I961 Life Membership Presented To Mrs Maw At Edenvale Nineteen members were pres out for the July meeting of the Womens Institute held of the home of Mrs Fred Maw July The president Mrs Mc Nnbb presided Mrs Gordon Giffon gave the motto If you thlnk Canada is wrong remember it contains people like you Roll call was answered by The farthest Ive been from Answers included Hol land British Columhia New foundland and Florida The sewing committee to plan for entries for the fairs was appointed Mrs Word Mrs Johnson and Mrs Ward Mrs Giffen members appreciation to Mrs Mow for her service in the Edenvalc Womens Institute Mrs Degecr presented Mrs Maw with life members cer MADAM PRESIDENT Mrs Alma Lee Commences As President inns ALMA LEE Mrs Leo came to Barrie area in 1936 where she operated summer teoroom business in 011 She moved to Barrie in 1952 when she opened Alma Lees Tea Room at theme of Clapperton and Collier streets Several years ago she sold her business and went into the entering field began cooking when was 10 years old Mrs Lee com mented It is my hobby as well as my livelihood Mrs Leebegan career in music but her health failed and she wasvforced to give it up Mrs Lees hobbies include handiwork and gardening Blessed with green thumb the living room of her home at 132 Owen Street is enhanced by colorful groups of African vio lets of which proud gest Simcoe ComLl GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ALL BRANDED BEEF SinLoInwinonouhn YOULL NEVER BEAT IT Jfggunmns STEllllS expressed she is justly tificote and Mrs Ward pin ned her life members badge Mrs Mow thanked the mem bers for the honor The program was in charge of the cltlzenshlp and educa tion committee An interest ing questionnaire on the pro vlnces of Canada was conduct ed lively slngsong and picture contest of wellknown spols in Ontario concluded the program Refreshments were served by Mrs Gordon Giffen Mrs Gray don Giffen and Mrs Giffcn Flared Skirts Return To Paris In Fall Showings PARIS fReutorsPnrls has picked up the Dior flared skirt launched so successfully by Marc Boban last January as the haute couture houses began unveiling their winter collec tions Monday At the end of the first days showings the return to full skirts had received unmitigated en dorsement by Gres Rouff and Jean Paton Gres interprets the fibre with lowset rippling fullness Patou introduces double skirts gulli ered into the natural waistline and shearedolf at ninetenths length over tight tubular under skirts Maggy Rouffs basic sil houette has bias cut gored skirt with additional fullness concentrated at the centre rout So far bemlines have re mained short The expected drop of one or two inches has not shown up No desiger has taken def lnite stand on waistlines Pierre Cardins Arctic fash Ions got their premier Monday night after halfhour delay when one model fainted from the heat in the fur that is the highlight of Cardins collection Models appeared in series of giant fur bonnets complete with long fur scarves attached to one side of the hat Boa scarves are wrapped around the throat and shoulders with the tail cascading down the back Cardin does the same thing with heavy fabric bonnets with attached scarves in tweed or plaid fabrics matching the suits Coats are growing in volume along with skirts Among the days most exciting are Gress new stepin coats which close down the front with big buttons used in doublebreasted fashion above an 13inch bemband other Paris signatures are two tone color combinations such as Maggylloutfs flared coats divided horizontally half black and half white or black and brown HANDSOMEY HTED Theres flattery in bean tiful hot and its wise wo man who reoogniles and Dm fits thereby Easy to wear softly becoming this bonbon pouff is of silk taffeta black on white and gray classic yearround design THE STARS SAY esmmurn FOR TOMORROW Planeth aspect now favor personal relationships This is perfect period In which to ce ment old friendships sbnra pleasures with family and loved ones and encourage new ae qualntaoces FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that for the balance of 1961 it would be advisable to focus your at tenton on job and financial matters This does not mean at there willbe any spectacular change In either of these phases of your llfe Whatit does mean is that lfyou would wind up this year With an improved 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