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People have been coloring their hair since the earliest periods of civilization, when hair color. was a_ status symbol among the ancient Egyptians. Provincial honors MRS. MINNIE BRAYLEY, DIVISION 5 WINNER awarded Judy McGall of Simcoe|torium, Windsor. street north when she was the runner - up for the Mrs. Ruth Barley, Downsview, December 31, 1966 but by May Uemen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, May 23, 1967 2] By PEGGY MASSIN PARIS (Reuters) -- Top French couture designers and their ready-to-wear rivals now are in a position comparable to the proverbial chicken and the egg. No one knows exactly which comes first. In France, the mass-produc- tion market now is a force to be reckoned with. It no longer can be considered the poor step- sister of Paris couture. French ready-to-wear clothes no longer are watered - down copies of influential silhouettes launched in the high - fashion salons. During the last year, particu- larly since the mini - skirts and youth craze eclipsed all other fashion trends, the couturiers have frequently been influenced by specific ideas evolved by the group of creative designers working for the ready-to-wear industry. Mass-produced lines, ranging from the low - priced clothes shown at the twice-- -yearly ready-to-wear salons at the Porte de Versailles to the cou- turiers' own ready-made bou- tique collections, are shown three months before the couture presentations. DON'T WAIT FOR JULY French Ready-to-Wear Fashions Winning Battle Against Cou es The French reag@¥ - to - wgar fashion industry embraces some 1,500 different firms, employing about 50,000 people. During the last 10 years, the industry has doubled its turn- over, achieving volume sales of two billion francs--about $400,- 000,000--in 1966. At the end of April, the au- tumn and winter ready-to-wear salons, with a collective show- ing at the Porte de Versailles and. stands in three major Paris hotels, drew 6,000 profes- sional French buyers and 3,000) foreign ones. While adaptations of Yves Saint Laurent's trouser - and-| seen | waistcoat suits are throughout the collections, the ready-to-wear designers are cre- ating their own new looks with the "dandy" line, the major- ettes, the military and a liberal dose of Russian influence. POPULARIZED MINI The mini-skirt itself actually reached its wearers via the ready-to-wear trade, Such young, swinging, ready- to-wear designers as Victoire, Ted Lapidus and the singer- stylist, Sylvie Vartan, get maxi- mum credit for Jaunching the "mini-look" in France -- and they have no intention of relin- quishing it, Most store buyers now pur- chase their basic stock for the any innovation which the cou- turiers may attempt in July or at the end of January. Hemlines, however, are tradi- tionally shown slightly longer next season without regard forjfor wear during the colder} months. Coats in the new collections frequently are cut shorter than Children Honor Silver Anniversary Of Their Parents Mr..and Mrs. Grover R. Gage, Central Park boulevard north, were honored at a surprise din- ner and dance at the Masonic Temple, celebrating their silver wedding anniversary. Arranged by their children, the party was attended by guests from Aurora, Barrie, Bathe, Picton, Port Hope, Strat- received from Aurora, Toronto, Kingston, Oshawa and Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec. OLD WAY HARMFUL Hair coloring the modern way is easy and effective, whether your hair is colored professional- ly by a hairdresser or whether you color at home, point out coloring specialists. Women through the ages who have wished to change their hair hair color have used prepara- tions containing nut galls, camo- mile flowers, alum, mineral water, sulfate of oils, ashes of of this year had lost a total of 111 pounds. The title is awarded on the loss by a calendar year. Miss McGall never gained an ounce in the whole 16 months. cial Queen of the TOPS Clubs} loss of 10244 pounds in 1966. Miss} weighs 168. Her doctor has set in Ontario, at their recent con-|McCall lost 93 pounds by| her desired weight at 150 pounds so she feels that the battle 1s almost won. "The last few weeks have been the most difficult," she reports, down to 800 calories a day." Miss -McGall has lost her weight through the cncourage- ment of her doctor and the Losin' Lassies TOPS Club. Another provincial Queen, in her weight class, Division 5, for women under 150 pounds, Mrs, Minnie Brayley, a member of the Happy Gang TOPS Club, lost 254% pounds. She is 4' 10" and now weighs 12044 pounds and will soon reach her desired weight of 110 pounds. Mrs. Bray- ley is the mother of eight chil- dren. The Happy Gang TOPS of Oshawa, was awarded the top honors for the centennial cos- tumes worn by its delegates. Three of the group are pictured, left, in the pale mauve and white lace gowns, bonnets and parasols, which were the best of those worn by about a 1,000 delegates who attended. The ford, Toronto and Wellington as well as Oshawa. Toasted by a longtime friend, Harry Graham of Aurora, the couple was presented with a black Alaskan diamond ring and b beg og pe boy com 'fade cuff-link set by the former best weigthed 279 pounds. She now Provin-|was the Queen with a weight)wears a size 16 and at 5' 5" man, S. Brookfield of Stratford Mrs. Gage is the former Reta Marguerite Bett, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Bett of Picton and the late Mr. Bett. Mr. Gage is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Gage of Kingston, On- tario. ployed with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, Osh- awa, for over 20 years. He is a member of Oshawa _ Curling Club. The family moved from Aurora to Oshawa 15 years ago and are all members of North- minster United Church. children: Mrs. Paul Fletcher (Grovine); Lois, Elizabeth,| David and Debra-Lynn, and one grandchild. plants, wine, vinegar, and even leeches -- usually with deleteri- ous effects. jure wide, the skirts or dresses. New mod- els, worn over mini - skirts, look more like elongated jack- ets than coats. The safari style persists, featuring long belted suit jackets worn with divided skirts or wide-legged shorts. These are another example of a trend which appeared last November in the ready-to-wear collections. "Dandies," a slightly softer version of the safari look, feat. flaring, trapeze- |Shaped coats with trim standup jcollars, epaulettes and brass |buttons. | Capes and ponchos emerge everywhere, heralding the ree turn to fullness which also re- jappears in box pleated or bias- cut culotte skirts. i DIARRHEA... Fast Relief You can rely on DR. FOWLER'S EXTRACT OF WILD STRAWBERRY It gently restores intestinal balance-- quickly relieves nausea, cramps, diarrhea, Dependable for all the family. 66-19 |] Come to where the TRAINING |} ACTION is -- make your Sum- J mer count for something worth- while at the | OSHAWA BUSINESS | COLLEGE SUMMER TRAINING FOR BUSINESS --it makes good sense ! Get your copy of "Summer School Makes Summer Sense" -- then. ACT. Register AT ONCE -- ENROLMENT IS LIM- ITED -- Dial 725-3375. Choice of subjects: Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Machines, Data Processing, Office Procedures, Record Re- tention and Retrieval, Hy-Speed Longhand, Machine Shorthand. 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