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Page |6 TERRACE BAY NEWS June 22, 1967 HOUSE FOR SALE - planned to be used as 2 apartments or one complete house - 2 bathrooms. Phone 3325. FOR SALE - camp trailer, sleeps 4 adults, good condition, tile floor. Phone 572 Schreiber. _ STORK CLUB NEWS Born to Mr. & Mrs. A. Johnson of Schreiber, June 14, a boy. -MIXED-UP MANNERS = many a woman who consid~ ers it bad taste to use a wrong fork, doesn't seem to mind having a man eat out of her hand. shion new BY NANCY Mr. & Mrs. C .Curley of Port Arthur announce the engagement of their only daughter, Josephine Ann, to Paul Joseph Heenan, eldest son of Mr. & Mrs. J.P. Heenan, of Terrace Bay. The wedding will take place July 15 at 2 p.m. in Corpus Christi Church, Port Arthur. ACROSS GAYLORD FASHION CONSULTANT TO THE 160 SINGER CENTERS IN CANADA. 5-Unruly children 6-Feel regret 7-Pronoun 8-Encountered 9-Greek poet 1-Gaming cubes o-Edge 9-In what WHO'S TWIGGY? A skinny lithe mini-waife with a Cockney accent and a pathetic expression that makes her one of the world's highest-paid models.- She's the ideal, the one with the look. Now there are "Twiggy" fashions. One is a vested py- jama suit with zipped front and 'ascot in colour-splashed crepe. Another "Twiggy" is a front- zipped baby dress with squared armholes and fly-away collar _ -- cool in pristine eyelet with scalloped hem, WHERE HAVE ALL the flowers gone? Gone are the fluffy, frilly, prissy hats. Here come smooth, sleek, sophisticat- ed straws and felts with brims turning up, down or half and half. The Sombrero, Safari and Aussie are the big three; white the big colour. Trims are non- existent or narrowed to a band of grosgrain ribbon. A smart and practical shade from the sum- mer sun. YOU NEEDN'T SMOKE to wear the smoking. ensemble. Essentially a pantsuit but with a difference. The styling is softer, more feminine. A frilled blouse, silky vest or crepe slip- on peeks from beneath the long, loosely casual jacket. A huge floppy bow, usually jet black, punctuates the throatline. Fabrics are rich, sumptuous and always soft, velvet, supple wools, heavy silk crepes. Trim is limited to an outline of satin or grosgrain ribbon oR jacket details. Sew it for late summer into fall! PLATFORM PARTNERS that are guaranteed to uplift - your spirits as well as your feet. Newest shoes from the Con- tinent are grounded on 2 to | inch thick soles. Toes are wide open and heels boosted and tapering in reverse from a wide bottom to a narrower top. Brings back pre-war 1930's nostalgia in any case. a CLEVER CUTIE. . . peek- a-boo lace gently shaped into a baby-shift with its own little head triangle to match. What makes it clever? You make it from a 54 by 72 inch lace tablecloth. Sew it minus lining and facings. Bind edges, in- cluding hem, with silk to match or clash. Make tiny French seams by sewing 1/8-inch in, with wrong sides facing. Turn right sides together and stitch again. For a nude look cover- up beneath, dip a slip in strong coffee. manner 12-Arrow poison 13-Nerve network 14-Native metal 15-Latin conjunction 16-Jump IS8-Scottish cap 20-Teutonic deity 22-The sweetsop 24-Bird's home 27-Sea in Asia 29-Dirk 31-Female ruff 32-Rockfish (pl.) 34-Domesticate s6-A continent (abbr.) 37-Clever 39-Metal fasteners $1-Baronet (abbr. ) 42-Descending 44-Bind again 15-Conducted 47-Equal 19-Male sheep (pl.) 30-Paradise 52-Foray 34-Pronoun 55-Ventilate 5?-Precipitation 59-Compass point 51-Prohibit 32-Part of stove 34-Pilaster 67-Worm 58-Fruit cake jo-Failure (slang) DOWN 1-Ixpire 2-Concerned 3-Symbol fer cerium 4-Lamprey 33-Cease 35-Without end 38-Pitcher {0-Greenland YO NRX NI NPR o N rz) a ; 10-Conjunction 11-Pronoun 17-Babylonian deity 19-Indefinite article 21-Rage 23-Scorch 25-Feelings 26-Plagues 27-Fit for plowing 28-Praise 50-Arabian 43-Closer 46-Beloved ones 48-Laughing 41-Symbol for nickel o3-Roman gods settlement 56-Decay chieftain Oe Poe De Meters OY 4 XXX iS ei Cx xX 2 o 2 2s A 2 em °, -- $5 ~ °. 2s oO 2 Y x? 8 R KO 2 SS Sx 2 > KD > 0 XS] a a ~~ > oo 3 I = Bs ox gj x Ses 4 > op Sop POLE P S62 8 PS > Ke Pp © SOLUTION 58-Catch (slang) 0-Dine 61-Exist 62-Conjunction 64-A state (abbr. ) 66-Greek letter