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by mary moffa FASHIONS CAN BE FUN Commentators at fashion shows and persons writing reports of fashion shows often use the phrase fun in fashions dont think they think of what it really means didnt until last night Last night sat with crowd of approximately 200 spectators and learned what fun in fashions couldreaily be At the Oakley Park Home and School show watched the tiny tot models parade acrossthe stage and around the school auditorium pretty mauve sheath bold black and white plaid Jacket were just couple of the numbers modeled for fashionable women this spring But it was the little blond not quite three walking out to centre stage showing off drip dry yellow dress trimmed in white lace and pique who stole the show Ignoring the accepted modeling stance and pirouette the little girl stood her ground and swayed back and forth When her pretty slip was mentioned she simply lifted her skirthigh above her head to show it off It wasnt until prompters from backstage gave the cue that the determined model left her position front and centreEEven then she slipped back for an impromptu goodbyewave The fun in fashions seemed forced for little fellow modeling lounging clothes Attired in brown and green plaid dressing gown the little boy had no chance to lounge but was pulled across the stage and around the auditorium by little girl in pink and white quilted robe Typical of the childrens fashions built for fun was the next number modeled by little girl in long dark ringiets The darkhaired model wore an easyfitting blue and white gingham dress with an extrafresh look provided by white pique trim stiff crinoline white wideabrlmmed hat and of course white gloves For little girls and their moth ers the white trim provided the finishing touch to this springs smart costume For little boys the allimportant feature was not the color nor thestyling but the fact that most of the costumes were wash and wear spot and wrinkle resistant rom sport shirts and Jeans to Jacket and flannels hreebutton suits with con tinental trousers the oung boys were dressed in easytocaredor clothes highlight of theboys fashions might have been sporty outfit composed of short pants an vest had not the model balked strong persuasion from backstage propelled the little boy of about three to appear briefly centre front in pair of navy blue shorts and plaid vest His appearance was so brief in fact that cant remember if the vest was red and white or red and blue plaid After hearing the commentator men tion that his shorts were held urby shoulder straps he decided it was time to leave and disappeared un ceremoniome behind the curtain Isnt it true nothing is more fun in fashions than children YOULHEALTH Measles May Cause Cell Pneumonia By BUNDESEN MD read YOU HAVE heard of measles of course Few of you though dare sal have ever heard about giant cell pneumonia 011 there is some evidence now that grdese diseasesmight be connectI Giant cell pneumonia is res piratory disease vrcharacterized by the presence of unusually lar ge cells Unfortunately it is oft en fatal Measles on the other hand gencrallyjs not aseriousjllness unless it attacks baby or very young child or if the German variety strikes an expectant mo ther After about week to ten days as rule it is over and thats that One attack ofimeasles or Ger Education Is Theme At WI Citizenship and Education was the theme of the March meeting of Edenvale Womens institute held at the home of Mrs Aubrey Giffen Fourteen members and two visitors an swered the roll call with fav oriie subject at school Mrs Ward read paper on the motto Take time to it is ih ioundstionrofr wisdo Arrangements were made for lhe short course on sandwiches to be held in the Sunday School room next Thursday Every lady in the community invited ppornted 01 look and exhibits at Barr Fa lstanding com tiees lscasked to and each convener of man measles usually proiects the Victim from subsequent at tack it confers certain amount of immunity SERIOUS RESULT The measlesgyi it now appears mrght more than measlesfA thosinn medical investigator says it may also cause giant cell pneumonia And this provides us with clue for combating the dangerous res story at some type of agents which she termed indistinguishable from measles virus were isolated in five children suflering from this form of pnaumonia All five youngsters eventually died She furlher reports Evidence strongly supporting the conclusion that measles virus was responsible for the five fatal cases of gaint cell pneu monia has been obtained mans ALSO armors Other children also havede veloped severe measles infection complicated by pneumonia Gamma Globulin is an rnjec lion often giv enin an attempt to control measles If it also helps fight off this often fatal form of pneumonia this is val uablediscovery indeed QUESTION AND ANSWER My husband who 1534 years old is unusually healthy and active but suffers fro in what the to call This starts in early fall and appears at firs his Wrists an acid lycovcringr small puscapped mplesr form scab may help Answer form of der matitlsifreguentl found in older peopleand anallydue dry condi unflh kln which Is readily aggrava changes temperatures ungvsoaps Th treatment consistsin If soollrlng doll in it possible em by sudden TendCi days most virulent and tenacious types is the stage mother says lovely Sandra Church who ad mits sbe owes her current Broad wayssuccess to such one One thing know says Sondra Ill ever have daugk ter ill never urge her to go on the stage If she turns out in be anactress shell make upber ownmind Sandra plays the role of Gypsy Rose Lee in the current musical hit Gypsy starring Ethel Mer man as the determined and am bitious mother who drove both her daughters io stardom it all sounds so rllar sighs Sandr Of course my mother wasnt quite as violent as Gypsys My mother had been soloist deo For Pnz 119° illlPS SAlltlillS transitions oils Type NEWYORKAEOneofio inihcchurchvcholrrwhenisherwlis girland she always wanted to be an actress but her family dis approved so she look up nursing instead We lived in San Fran cisco and my father died when was two years old Mother Went back to nursing and we moved to Hollywood where she spent all her spare time trying to get me in the movies Sandras childhood was filled with ballet and acting lessons and speech practice at home had to wear high laced shoes all the way through grade school to protect my ankles says the auhurabaired Sandra never was allowed to go to the beach for fear would get freckles All my spare time was taken up with lessons andpractislrrg sn CLEARING FOR SPEAKING OF PEOPLE AND PLACES IDBurblnmlncrsodll Noiumhiendallooonr Jcnnaaludallflndh Ilium birthdays bridle Duties comingelm birth visitor and travellers an all items of Interest to the we readers of our page YOU he nrnlrlnl on new will be greatly apprec fated Plum phone PA um and uk far the Womens Pale 116 door of theodd Fellows all Collier Street opened at this morning for rummage ole The sale is sponsored by St Maryr Catholic Womens League Mr and Mrs Gampbell Guthrie have celebrated their soul wedding anniversary The couple received relatives and friends at their home yesterday Mr and Mrs Innis Mauro St Marys CWL Disdusses Lent The March meeting of St Marys Parish Council Caibollc Womens League featured Leo ten Theme with Monsignor Clair conducting quuucn period convener Mrs Coleman read several articles dealing with participation in eat The newiyeforrned Altar Soc iety Conunlttee of the League re ported tire sale of religious art icler has been most successful Religious articles will be for sale on the first Sunday of each month Mrs Coughlin reported on the meeting she attended as rep resentatlve lo the Mental Health ommltlee for Barrie Mr oughlln was appointed direct on this committee and she said ans would be carried out after ore study of this matter In arrie and surrounding districts Mrs Corbett had attended he Girl Guide dinner of our 6th ompany and the presentation of ll Gold Card to Miss Judy millr This is the highest award proficiency in Guiding Th WI womenbnd assisted the uida Mothers Association with Mk ls dinner Hospital visitors brucry Mrs Bremen rs Mch reported 35 vis Mrs Brennan had on splaythe babys clothes DYS as and two crib quilu her mmlttee had made for the ve the Children Fun number of council members gned up to lake the Public coking course Kobe conducted the Diocese This coursewdi 13 art late in March with Mrs lencowa of Colllngwood as In gtructor Plans for rummage le to be convened by Mrs arias Saso were completed The League members helped iib the Parish Smorgasbord inner held March 17 Mrs Donovan convened this event Variety show at the Mr landPenetang District High SchwinnWednesday night Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson and daughters Patsy andLaurie of Parry Sound visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Smithsm recently Mr and Mrs Fred Rumney and family visited at Midland with Mrgand Mrs Leonard Del ehey on Sunday honor of her father Mr Merlo Mrs McKeown is vis dates because nt have tune and hardly ing in Torontowiilr friends Miss Myrna Banan of Mac donald Hall Guelph spent the weekends her home here Mr andMfir Clifford Faint and son of Shelburne spent Sun Muriel and Margaret Mary Street will drive north tomor row to spend the day at the home of Mrs Mdme skier Mn Clarence Adolph Chesley Mn Adolph is entertaining at family birthday dinner in levitx Desboro snow sums AT KIwrmIs AUX Mr and Mrs lfMac Laren brought touch of spring and summer to mom fers of the Womens Auxil ary to the Kiwanis Club at the monthly meeting Thurs gday evening in Community House when they showed their fine coileciioo of color Celebrating their golden wed ding anniversary March is Mr and Mrs Fred Knish Noth stayncr Also observing their 60th anniversary on the same date were Mr and Mn Dodds Calgary Alberta who were married in Sinner DANCE PARTY Off to Orillra for an evening of fun and daccrng at the Ste phen Leamk Ballroom are sev en Barrie cou Mrs Jim Dick son Mr and Robert Blckerton Mr and Mrs Eid red Clark Mr and Mrs Wayne Slessor Mr and Mrs slides of Barries home andPliny Miss Helen Cameron all community gardens Before and after shots showed what landscaping can do Mrs Pearl Robertson in troduced Mrs Earle LIIer as new member in the auxil iary it wasrmoved that cheque for $50 be forwarded to the Easter Seal campaign Plain are underway to celebrate the islh birthday of the aux Ys Menettes Plan Auction At meeilng Wednesday ilic Barrie Ys Mennetles made final plans for an auction to be held April 30 at the Owen Street YM YWCA in conjunction with Watson and Mr and Mrs jChuck Byron Just two weeks to Easter and lucky Barrie woman has won new Easter bonnef Thewin ner of the Barrio Kinetto Club Easter bonnet drnwulnnounced this week was Hollzhonn Wil lowdaie Avenue The prize is $15 gift certificate from Eve lyn Tuck Hal Shoppe sncnpo musrcar sacred musical was held at St Georges Anglican Church Allandale Wednesday in aid of the Chancel Guild King Ed ward LadiesCirolr and the ju nior choir of the church pres ented medley of songs Miss Norma Bayliss gave moving rendition of an Easier favorite Werc You Therel duet in flre Garden sung by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Articles of furniture china toys utensils copper pictures hooks and records may be left at the Plcleup may be arrang ed by calling the office Mrs Fantacci World Scr vice chairman of the Menettcs showed film called Building Through Brotherhood It stressed the need of world service organ izations to help the organiza film In other countries Mrs Farquharson was appointed to the camp com miftee The camp is at Gollnrnr The next meeting of the Menst tea will be held at the at which time the members will prepare for the auction sale Hostess for last Wednesdays meeting Mrs Ed Miller Peel Street servediuncir MATERNITY APPAREE loo Collier St PA 84804 VELKAY Door Enlt of rnwn nan Your for Privacy and Economy ELECTR CAL WIRING And Repair Call Romero BROTHERS Joe Walt Free Erflmnlu PA 5670 Mrs Connie Prince and Miss Norma Bayliss completed the program SCOUT AUXILIARY The Ladies Ailxlllaryio the Collier Street United Church Third Barrie Cubs and Scouts group met Thursday night Mrs Bruce Edey presided Rev Skelly spoke on the religious aspects of cubhing and scouting Rcfreshments were served by Mrs Flook Mn Quinn and Mrs Mchllan COUGH nnntnnr with through an to cold attack in right now with concurs Ilic timetented good tasting fastacting syrup made from extract of cod liver oil and tar noihing finer or JulcrArk yourjrnggle jiROBERTS SYRUP AT ALL DRUGGISTS knew how to talk to boy even when was 16 Sandra is enjoying life as an aCttess now but shes still not sure normal childhood wouldnt have been better iflfotherhasherfownraparl ment in New York now and have mine she saysshe is working as nurse in Manhata tan hospital and we are good friends But she doesnt conre to the theatre any more unless she is invited know she sacrificed lot for 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