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animator CanCer r11H LEGGY LONDON LOOK These are two oi the lash Ions being shown in Toronto during the next I0 days as part of British Week which runs from Oct 12 to 21 At left is one by Londons Mary Quant It can be worn as shown with the collar hugging the chin or it can he zipped open to the waist tor low low plunge At right is checked wool coat worn over woollen sweater and skirt tCP Wirephotot SPEAKING OF PEOPLE AND PLACES EUROPEAN HOLIDAY Mr and Mrs Rowe ol VOwen St have returned alter 21 days holiday in France and Great Britain Leaving Dorvol Airport Montreal Mr and Mrs fltowe arrived in Paris where 1hcy spent three days belore taking flight to London On or rival at lnterness Scotland they krented car and toured the eounryside visiting relatives IReliirning in England they re gnawed acquaintance with tonn er Barrie residents Mr and Mrs Wilt OBrecht now at Sus sexy lIIOLIIJItY WEEKEND Miss Anita Johnson daughter rvrol Mr and Mrs Ewart Johnson Shanty Bay was home lrom Tor LOIIlO where she is in the Pre Itieds course at the University at Toronto Mr and Mrs Boynsbury mand lamily ol Brnntford spent the holiday with Mrs Reyns buiys lather Cv McNiven Blake St Richard Gates son pt Mrs AudreyGatcs Rose St was whome tor the weekend lrom Me Itlaster University in Hamilton CHORAL SOCIETY The Barrie Central Choral So ciety is lookingor new mem bers lor its mixed voices choir The group meets eadi Vednes it day at pm in Central United Churdi Songs from Broadway shows musicals and Negro spir VGOFORTHIII HiilllDO Thats aspiked tunfoot higb lowerentwined orientai top the head 01 movie star lizabelh Taylor It was creat byIAloxandre ot Paris Shes wearing heavilybeaded Jap onese Babuki kuals are included in the so cielys repertoire Mrs June Melcnbachcr is director at the group and anyone interested in joining is asked to come out to the Wednesday evening meet ings or phone the director at 7231436 GERMAN STUDY TOUR Mrs Kay llhoades was recent ly on Study Tour to thchlack Forcst in Germany While in Germany she visited Frankfurt Wiesbaden Frieburg and Darlene Baden with tours to the sur rounding areas in the Black For est tamed or their hot springs and mineral baths EASTERN EUROPE Ed Rogers has rdurned from twoweok vacation East ern Europe where hevisited Cop enhagen Denmark Moscow Buchnratp Budapest Prague and Warsaw 84TH ANNIVERSARY gt dinner party was held Oct in the Admiral Room ol the Bay Shore Motel to mark the 34th anniversary of the founding of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Lions Club oi Barrie Candle lighting ceremonies were performed by the past pre sidents and charter members Mrs Webb was elected to blow out the candles on the en niversary cake Program oonvencr Mrs French obtained the film Iiorn ume for scene In movie Galorth on location at Porto Conte in Sar Vdin ilm stars Miss Toy and her husband Richard ton tAP Wirephoto and Mrs of Plenty which was shown by Smith The lucky draw for the flower arrangement was won by Mrs Maidiant Dowsnap CENTRAL CHOIR Central United Ctiinoh senior chair will participateat the on niversary services ol Centennial United Church Stnyner on Sun day evening Guest organist will be Mrs lunc Melenbncmr organist and choir director of Central United PUERTD RICO Miss Betty Jones John son and Company Dunlop St spent week in San Juan Puerto Rico and St Croix where she visited points of interest AUTUMN WEDDINGS The engagement ol Elizabeth Jane Berry to Gene Flielfer has been announced by the par outs of the bridetobe lttr and Mrs Norman Berry oi Ivy Ont The bridegroomelect is the son of Cpl and Mrs II Pfielfei of North Bay Christ Church Ivy will be the setting for the even ing ritcs Oct 21 at oclock Burton Ava United Church will be the setting or the wedding of Barbara Helen Shepherd and Douglas William Haioes on Oct 21 Plans for the forthcom ing marriage have been announc ed by the brideelects parents Mr and Mrs James Shepherd ot Barrie The bridegroomelect is the son of Mr and Mrs James llaines of St Thomas Mr and Mrs Robert Camp bell of Guthrie have announced the engagement at their daughter Myrna May to Arthur Juneau son of Mr and Mrs Earl Juneau ot Barrie The wedding ceremony will take place in Guthrie Pres byterian Church Nov WEEKEND GUESTS Major and Mrs Venus and ghte Laura were Thanksgiving holiday guests of Mr and Mrs Stan Beryer Cun dies Rd WEDNESDAY NIGHTERS barbecue was held or the Wednede Nighters Club at The Sign of the Elk home of Mr Stephenson Guthrie Emtertainmem lor the evening consisted of asingsong led by Miss Leslie Lightloot and Mrs Len Bishop followed by re treshments Those assisting at the party were Mrs Gilbert Lighttoot Mrs Eleanor Brett Mr and Mrs Donald Wood and Iiarry Mr and Mrs Dick Smith dnd Mr and Mrs Stan Peryer Garroonrann CLUB Barrie senior citizens ol the GetTogetlier Club enjoyed their iinal outingot the season vi it they travelled by bus to tti den srco Thch they enjoyed the autinrin foliage and dinner at the Wagon Wheel Asinglt song on the way home completed flieir day The inner City Is Speakers Topic The regular meeting of United Church Women was held Oct with president Miss Glenna Dow ney presiding Minutes were read by Miss Cmsse ltlrs Jack Slessor outlined the function of the nominatingeom mittee Mrs Hutchinson gave de voltional titled Being Thank be guest speaker Rev Frill Minister ot Davenport Rd United Church Toronto was in troduccd by Mrs It lieuske Histople Toe Inner City de which cxis scribed thcl many problems his parish area amt Mrs Victoria messianic amount Maurice OrkneS executive director at the Ontariadivialou ot the Canadian Cancer Society will be the speaker at the an one meeting and dinner oi the Barrie unit sdsedulod for Oct ntllie 3W6 Motor Hotel beginning at 630 Dan Tidrets are available and the public is invited to support the walls at the local imit Annngemcnts tor the mural were announced by Mrs lrtbble during October meeting ol the Barrie unit with presi dent Jock Cainaliang till ses SHIRE PRESENT SLATE The nominatiing oormtittee Jack Gain Gordon Larkin and Mrs Jean Ruth will present AT ROYAL ROADS Dale Henley nephew of Mr and Mrs Harold Mink Collier St is attending Royal Roads an officer training college ol Canadian Armed Forces in gt British Columbia The officer cadet is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Henley at Victoria lormeriy oi Barrie His mother the former Mare jorie Freeman is native of this area and attended Barrie schools THE STARS SAY By ESIRELLITA FOR TOMORROW Present lunar aspects suggest caution in dealings with others lespecialiy in the PM Be tactful and diplomatic with those you know on the alert with strangers Financial mat ters are also adversely aspect ed so watch the pocketbook FOR THE BIRTHDAY It tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that turn the next izlmooths the celestial spotlight will shine on personal relationships Except for brief period in early Januarywhcn you may be experiencing some postbolie day fatigue and strain and dur ing midJuly when possible changes in your environment may temporarily throw you your domestic concerns shouid be extremely happy And the single romance will be enied by highly propltious aspeets tor the balance ot this month next January May late June and late July Where financesarecon ceroed you are currently in an excellent cycle which will last until November lst with ur ther uptrends indicated in early January February July Sop tembec and next October Best periods tor job advancement The next six weeks December January May and September child bi this day will be loyal III devoted to the business world The Day Alter Tomorrow Yesterdays lunar influences tendencies toward temperamen tal outbursts Contioiteto stress tact in all relationships other adverse aspects continue to afflict financial interests Care FOR THE BIRTHDAY It tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that as at three weeks ago you entered cycle highly propi tious for advancing financial goals This good period will last until November ist and you can expect turther upswing and the steps taken to help the less fortunate Mr Fritz was thanked by Mrs Doidge and was pre sented with token gift to helpvcarry out the tremendous task he has undertaken lunch was served by Mrs Garner and her unit late home and tamily and could reach extraordinary heights in Dinnel the new slate at officers anoint routing gt Members of the Barrie unit and distill mitt asked at the the international plowing mitdn Intuabuenm distributed and yllstorsbundrtes were umn edby capable and CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN RolmdLegsett now manger ot TorontooondnlonBnnk Ma ple Ave brand has bemoan ed oarnpntgn chairman icon Domain limits for the Barrie unit and district is $16310 Mrs Wharton reported on 35 patients transported to and train Toronto hospitals Flows were sent to six pat tents three letters of thankyou were received and int dressings were given out It was report edanewdnigisbeingusedat the Princesslilnrgoret Hospital on tnyeanold Earle district iiilld and the child is respond ing to treaanent The Barrie unit expressed slur eere thanks to Mrs Mary Mor rison lor assisting the service to paticnu chairman vridlohlrs Wharton was in hospital MLrs bola Smith reported sev ernl tints had been sipplled to St Josephs Hifii School Grade VII and Grade VIII teachers will be contacted regarding the poster contest that is being coir ducted in sdiools across Can ada IANN LANDERS nenr Ann Loaders am Is and started to wear bra four months ago My nineyeorold cousin boy who lives next door likes to come into my bed room whlle am getting dressed Ile has started to tease me about my brain front of other people telling them wear agirdle up there get very embarrassed and would like your advice on hoiv can get this brat to keep his big mouth shutBlushcd Out Door Blulhed Whats nlneyeorold sin boy doing in your bedroom while you are getting dressed Keep him out and you wont have to worry about his big mouth EXPERIENCE Dear Ann Lenders would like to comment on the letter from the mother who was upset about her 17yearold daughter going steady with young man she did not approve of Your advice was perlect wish every mother in the world could read it My mother made my lite miserable because she disliked the boy was going with was 17 rio longer child and resented her bossiness Natural ly the more she talked against JoertheAmore determined lywas to keep going with him Alter leiv months realized he really hasnt much and the mainten scn kept seeing him was because my mother hated him 50 The day before Christmas Mom said give up It you are really in love with Jon will try to see the qualities in him that you think are so wonv derful That did it NewYears Eve broke up with him and felt as it 10ton weight hadbeen litted from my shoulders would have done it several months sooner it my mother had stayed out or it am sure she learned Item that experience because she never talked against any fellow again am happily mar riednnw and Mother iscracy about no husbandbut lnever knew it until got my ring Close Cnll Door Close Theresno sub stitute or experience and along these lines in early Janur Best periods for career accomplishment andor business expansion The next six weeks late December Jan uary late April May and Sep tcmher cnaisiMAs For that Christmas port raft with professional look in us soon on aunir roams OUlt LUCKY ennismns nnniw hotBiavgrnphyjmml as lilnpleAveuIia mam Canadian CW Sodety tent at Dressing In Private Would End Worries the Poto or ro no AND MRS 10an emu BOURNE Wedding To Ottciw Follows Morning Rites Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Rob ert Brlnn Bournc lett tor bone eymoon in Ottawa and the East ern United States following their marriage in St Marys Roman Catholic Church Barrie Yellow on green gladloll lore medlho background setting lor the morning ceremony conduct ed by ltev Mrltrbour Mrs Powell organist aecono panlcd Don Lainson as be song Perfect Love and ave Maria The bride Mary Eileen Coslt into at Barrie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Cos totn lnuts Prince Ed ward Island Tho bridegroom is the son ot Mr and Mrs Sidney Home of Thornton out yours is classic Thank you for being so honest Not every girl would be willing to lay it on the line as you did IGNORE HINTS Dear Ann Lnnde have read many letters your col umn from people who are led up on money showersnnd other poorly disguised gimmicks lor getting cash out hi friends and relatives attended preshower party yesterday which was the last straw It was held at the home ot the bridetobe Her mother endaunt cohosted the party 0n thedining room table were displayed several applianca toaster electric percolator can opener blending machine steam iron stacks of bed linen place setting of china and several pieces or silver The prices were all in evidence The brides aunt announced These lavely things have not been purchasedonly borrowed from the stores We would like you people to write down what youd like to give the bride as wedding gift We will phone you and let you know if someone has already spoken for that particular gilt In this way we will uvold duplicates Ame wrong to feel this is just aboutthebottomof the barrel What would you do under the circumstaocIesIIn miieo ineur Insulted Id igmre all hints guides and suggestions and buy the bride something that was not being toute Conlldentlnl to Worrle sounds as it you have some ing to worry about But how can you expect me to know the answerl The quickest way to find out is rabbit test See your doctor The bridet broUIertnlnw Plncau gave her to montage For this special day she chose traditional gown of peau do sole fashioned on empire lines with lace covered bodice and lily point sleeves The slim tloor lengih skirtol the gown was en hanced nitliTfdmpel trainlnll log from the empire waist It clusterot nylon petals with seed pearls held the brides scal loped elbowienglli veil of ii lusion tulle She canted bou quet of yellow roses and while mums BRIDAL PARTY Miss Chorlenc Costain of Bar rle sisicr ol the bride attended as mold of honor Another sis er Miss Roma Costein and Miss Valerie LnLimer ol Barrie were bridesmaids Miss Margaret Lendlay of Toronto was flower girl Identical floor length empire gowns ol jade green chillon over tnlteto were worn by the mold of honor and bridesmaids Mat ching floor length trains were caught at the shoulders outta gowns Their hendplcces were fabric roses with tulle in tones to match their dressesand they carried nosegoys of bronze and yellow mums interspersed with golden wheat sprays The flower girl wore bout fant wttte dotted nylon frock withmowing headdress and carried basket of white and yellow murm Bruce Bourne ot Toronto brother of the bridegroom was best man Enrl Honey of Bar Butter Side Burn Wieners 72891574 cal to rte and Gary Burgess ol To onto attended as ushers RECEPTION AT HOME Gumwere received tau home at the bridegroom par ents following the cor mony The brides mother chose two plece blue lxocnde tented with beige and eorsaze of yellow The bridegrooms attired in green silk kn complemented wt be series and corsoge twopiece gold suit th har monizing accessories attended land Denr Lindsey Thornhlll Willowd tgon also Hamilton Base Bor den Oakvtlle oud and Kitchens VEL MATERNITY APPAREL Sizes 820 100 COLLIER 51 BARRIE doors east of City III 7283804 Back BAYFIELD MEATS Where you get personal service QUARTERS 0F BEEF are my specieltyl t0W5i0WPRICES Gr itioiil Eggs 43ttl01 65ciii 69c Beomeui otloge Rolls 49ciii 49cib cusr Corrine AND waitermo yoreu YSVA weak AM TO to PM 335 amen sr wArcii ro ouii vindication l2 AGE CIRCUiAii iiiiio on ERED TO YOUR none soon 171819 mumps Anniversary sale for really outstanding volues Savings heynnd you longest dream Each and every department will feature savings for the way riiii ADVANTAGE or iiiit entire family Watch your oil tor Zoners 12 page oi values writing your ST NDING SAVINGS pl roses