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Kinsmen officers - seated Peter B.Speziale, Tom Wilson, Bob= Turner, Byrne Graham. Standing, Tony Speziale, Mike Cosgrove Jim Speziale, Emil Egert, Bill Trip and Ralph Hewson. Photo by Inez MoCuaig DEPUTY GOVERNOR INSTALS KIN OFFICERS Tom Wilson of Port Arthur, deputy governor of zone 4, district 2, Kinsmen and Byrne Graham of Fort William, zone expansion chairman, were in Schreiber at a special dinner meeting to instal the new local officers in the club-- Bob Turner, presi- dent, Peter B.Speziale, past president, George Riley vice president, Mike Cosgrove sec retary, and Emil Egert, Tony Speziale, Ralph Hewson, Bill Trip and Jim Speziale. A wedding of local interest too. >'ace in the Salvation Army Citadel, Winnipeg, on August 27th when M-rocret Deborah, only daughter of Mrs. Allan Hill of \ eg and the late Mr.Allan Hill, became the bride of Neil Harvey Whent, son of Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Whent of Schreiber, Ontario. The exchange | of marriage vows was solemnized by Major V. Greenwood. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Mr. Ira Wismer, and her attendants were Mrs .Lorraine Sproxton and flower girl Sheeley Gable, a cousin. Best man was Fred Erb and Messrs. Birk Sproxton and Tom Forrest were ushers. Masters Jerry and Richard Whent, nephews of the groom were ring- bearer and guest book attendant. A reception was held at the International Inn after which the happy couple left for a honeymoon in New York City and Toronto. Attending the wedding were Mr.and Mrs . Thomas Whent of Schreiber, Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Whent and sons of White River and Gary Crandlemire of T.Bay. TERRACE BAY NEWS October 6, 1966 Ken Davis drove to Ottawa with his sister, Sqd ; Leader Lois Davis and will visit his brother Mel. Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Murphy and son Mitchell of Eootes Bay have been visiting Mr.and Mrs. Walter Murphy and Mrs.W.E.Fairs. former Vickie and Jessie Law, married Murphys who are not related. Mr .and Mrs.Ted Priske of Mexico are visiting Mr. and Mrs.Bob Gray. The two wives, the. Mr.and Mrs .Carl Carlautti of Siderno Italy have spent the summer with their sons Jimmy and Tony and their families. Four sculptures and two paintings were added to the book exchange made by the public library board . Three vans were on the rounds this time with the new one on its maiden trip. Travelling with the busses were Miss Judy Richardson, George Koughy, Frank Obljubek, Jim Pounder and Karl Wahl. GAYLORD FASHION CONSULTANT TO THE 160 SINGER CENTERS IN CANADA. The anti-madness movement is the antidote to the crazy, bizarre fashion look of late (called the Great Revolt). Both were started by London design- er Mary Quant. She sees a fu- ture with clingy evening shapes, soft lady-like lines for day and flattering, feminine colors .. . not at all gimmicky. This new concept heralds the return of well-bred simple shapes, lots of color and soft supple fabrics. Hurrah! Hurrah! Press for perfection in sewing fashions. Use the iron after every step, and after completing a tailored garment let your cleaners add the finishing touch -- a professional press. Stripes are slick when ruled across stretched-out sweater shifts. Bold bands of color slash straight or zig-zag around and around knit tubes with long tight sleeves. This is a look that's sure to cut you down to size if you're very tall. Heady combinations like navy and cayenne, or grape and olive, color these smart sophisticates. On a budget? Who isn't! When it comes to clothes, coordinate like an expert for a wardrobe that looks like a million but doesn't cost it. Choose match- ing coat and "little nothing" dress in your favourite color. Sew a skirt, slacks and a jacket, (now called a trouser suit) in a check or plain that really looks good with the coat color. Add a couple of blouses and one set of good accessories. Now... mix 'em and match 'em. How many combinations can you come up with? (I get 10). A White Christmas is the perfect contrast for the rich, jewel tones of luxurious velvet -- the fabric that flatters every complexion and figure, the young and the young-at-heart. Fashion into a glamorous holi- day dress with the new halter front and an X of straps at the back. To sew, check that the pile goes up on all pieces. (It feels smooth when stroked upwards from the hem). Sew the zipper in by hand with tiny backstit- ches spaced % inch apart on the right side. Strengthen by machine stitching the zipper tape to the seam allowance. This is the way designers hide zippers in their elegant clothes.