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At- Charcoal, navy or bi Fi SANDRA HOPE, 28, talks to an operator at the Uni- veristy of Waterloo's com- puter centre, of which she 'Heel Shapes | Spotlighted | In Footwear MONTREAL (CP) The} attention of Montreal fashion enthusiasts is focused on new heel shapes and sizes this week, as the spring collection of| Canadi, Shoe fashi are) exhibited at the Canadian shoe and Leather Fair. While the square and broad toe become the rage in foot-| wear fashion last year, this year interest is centred in heels, especially of the one-,! two- and 2%-inch-high variety. Toes are still broad although there is a tendency toward a somewhat rounded effect rather than the blunt square cut. and buckles reflecting the hard- |ware influence all decorate the! spring fashion forecast. Open- up effects, low cut shells and _ high fronts will add variety and elegance to the feminine foot. Men's shoes too have taken on a new look for spring, with toes somewhat wider and often lightly rounded at corners. The look is a little heavier than in past seasons because of wider outsoles and more perforations. Dark brown and olive-brown tones are the leaders in spring colors. In children's footwear, the emphasis is on wider last fea- turing broad, soft, square and rounded toes. OLD FOLKS HERE As of 1960, the over-65 group constitutes about 8.6 per cent of A wide array of bows, straps,all Canada's age groups. i of the first persons to re- ceive a master's degree in mathematics from the uni- versity, now teaches a | course in computer science there. (CP Photo) ies university's puter science, them," said Miss Hope. to be done." answer. computer sometimes mark two answers. paper. is director. Miss Hope, one she says. The computer "rebellion" of afew years go is dying out, "oe A ek people have come to realize this is the way things are going All faculties use the centre for marking multiple-choice exams where the student must place an X beside only one As the last evidence of the rebellion, Master Mathematician At 28, _ she Directs Computer Centre WATERLOO, Ont. (CP)--Al- Waterloo, at 28 she directs the/done by computers, she said. computing centre and teaches a course in com-|computer age should be a more'NO GOOD FOR DATING "The thing that is important) to me about' computers are) - ~ those who program and run "Machines may not have a conscience but hopefully those who run them do."" students an X beside | "They can't disrupt the oper-| ation of the computer by doing this. It simply rejects that one If anything, {themselves. 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Following graduation "I find working with people\worked for three Miss Hope says she believes and developing new systems to/Toronto as an instructor in the! sewing, g though she keeps steady com-|the world is only beginning to make better use of the equip-|IBM education centre, trainin pany with computers, Sandrajlearn all the uses of computers, ment the most challenging|clients' employees in program Hope doesn't think the machine| is man's best friend. te ; One of the first to receive &jing into analysi texts by|S0me particular aspect of a master's degree in mathemat- shiny Begg ov "centres | machine for a short period of| from the University of/some language translation is ime, but it's the people and) She came to the U. computer centre as a systems analyst in 1964, oy 3 perbes L V-LB. CELLO PKG, 69° 3 LB. BAG l .00 BY THE PIECE PEAMEAL BACON """".. 79° TOMATO JUICE Aton. § TEA BAGS CHOCOLATES 12 98 || PEACHES WALNUT NIBS ter. ge || PILLING "7? 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