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EARLY INDICATION THAT CHRISTMAS IS COMING La Federation des Femmes Canadiennes Fran- caises plans early to help Santa Claus. Mrs. Yvon Leger, co-convener (left); Mrs. Jean Cardinal, presi- dent; and Mrs. Valeran LaLande, co-convener, sort Wemen THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 18, 1967 19 The return of elegance and the strong influence of color and pattern are the important factors in this season's interior nor Brown, well-known com- mercial home stylist who ad- Women's Art Association on Monday afternoon. "The light-heartedness of youth that has invaded the fashion field is also making it- self felt in home decorating," _|home in an apartment want » |small, versatile pieces and ma- ture couples returning to apart- *\;ment living find that their .. |larger pieces of furniture are \too big for today's high risers. out toys collected by La Federation to distribute among needy families in their parish at Christmas. A GIFT FROM GRANDDAUGHTER ANGELA Mr. And Mrs. Aime Poirier Celebrate 40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Aime Poirier were hosted at the home of of Alexandria, Ontario. They were married at Lancaster, On- tario, by: the Reverend Corbet THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FOR TOMORROW. A good} day for planning for the future. Conferences with your family and business associates should work out well and yield some good ideas. Romance is also favored. FOR THE BIRTHDAY. if tomorrow is your birthday; your horoscope shows fine pros- pects. There is practically no phase of your life which will not be governed by generous planetary influences for the greater part of the next 12 months. As of now -- with the exception of brief periods in early April, mid-May and early|j, June, there will be special on the ful out- come of business, property and financial ventures during the year ahead, but you will ' that you will probaey tuake greater head rat- Therefore we will have no more four-seater settees and large dining suites. Pieces of furniture of different periods can be used together and there is a strong swing to bamboo." Mrs. Brown showed samples of new upholstery fabric includ- ing cut and crushed velvet in bright colors. Household linens were giving way to the color trend with vivid place mats re- placing the white table cloth, she said. Towels with the look and feel of velvet were also |shown in deep rich colors and| jgaudy prints. "Decorator colors are lean-| ing heavily on green in a range], Newlyweds Feted By Friends Mr. and Mrs, William Arthur McPherson who were married on October 7, were entertained by friends at the home of Pastor F. B. Wells and Mrs. Wells, Regent . Drive, recently and presented with numerous gifts. A corsage of ribbon and kitchen items was pinned on Mrs. McPherson and a bouton- nniere of similar objects was presented to Mr. McPherson. Games and readings follow- ed, with one reading given by Mrs. William A. Sowers, for- merly of ore. now residing Mad and Vibrant Colors Make Bold Bid To Capture Interior Decorating decorating, according to Elea- -- dressed the Lyceum Club and ; Mrs. Brown said. Young ® couples starting their first . jand called for one minute's ELEANOR BROWN of seven shades," she said, with blue green and Persian blue coming in. Purple is new. It expresses individuality. Other colors to watch are nut- meg brown and zinnia-orange with black accents. "Pongee," an oatmeal tone, is replacing jantique white." Mrs. K. M. Hutcheson intro- |duced the speaker who was thanked by Mrs. H, D. Clever- don on behalf of a large audi- ence of members and guests. Mrs. Avern Taylor presided silence in memory of a charter member, the late Margaret Mc- Laughlin. Mrs. Taylor announced that a bus trip to the art collection at Kleinburg was being ar- ranged for November 13 with Mrs. C. M. Elliott as con- vener. Special Services Enable Mothers To Go To School MONTREAL (CP) -- Mont- real mothers who hustle their youngsters off to school will soon be trotting along after them, ready for special-classes studies, The numbers are growing and it's all part of an effort to make part-time education as convenient and appealing as possible. McGill University's extension courses are ready for a larger enrolment, particularly of women who are shifting from _ self-improvement courses to .|professional brush-ups. Special-services schools are providing soup - and - sandwich meals for persons in business management classes; reduced fees for mothers of young chil- dren and for retired persons; baby-sitting services, and {courses co-ordinated with tele- vision programs for at-home study. Both men and women may enrol in most courses, but the Montreal Technical Institute has ruled out men for its cookery class. "We found men didn't like to clean up when they were fin- ished in the kitchen," said Mrs. M. E. Traynor, secretary to the principal-superintendent. The institute offers furniture making, interior decoration and sewing and dressmaking, but it also has mechanical and techni- cal courses. More women than men are. registering for its motor mechanics for car own- ers class. The Thomas More Institute no longer makes a division of daytime for women and night for men. It has some tantaliz- ing titles in its course listings --Evil, Silence, The Managers, Of Love and Seeing, Black and Green. Its students may take credits under a special degree program of the University of Montreal. Courses are being arranged for high schools, civic centres, the YM-YMHA and the YWCA and YMCA. The YMCA is offer- ing modern home handicrafts, a guide course for hostesses, gymnastics and "'slimnastics," and creative arts. The YWCA has 63 activities this year, some designed for joint participation by mother and child. Mrs. R. A. Wallace and aes E. H. Heavens poured tea dur- ing the social hour that follow- ed the meeting. SAVED THEM MILLIONS ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. (AP)--Not many women can claim they have saved $4,- 600,000, but Nell Sims other readings by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bothe. freshments. fficially. During a retire- ment ceremony for her recent- "BUYERS meet SELLERS" CALL 576-1411 Pele Caving ot polling, "to, eerve selling. To serv yout T real estate needs and without Seligation 1% Re ly, the air force said the saving high-priced radio units. ing on the. cuties with which you are presently engaged than you undertaking new enterprises. Most notable periods for monetary advance- ment: the next five months, early July, September and early October; for business and-or job progress; The next six weeks, late December, Jan- uary, June and September. Your personal life is favored, too. As an example, if romance is on your mind, look forward to happy developments during the next three weeks, in Janu- ary, Late May, late June and late July. Travel will be gov- erned by auspicious influences in January, July and Septem- ber. And, for most of the year, domestic concerns should work out exceptionally well. In this connection, look for a possible change of environment in July. A child born on this day will be extremely energetic and ambitious, will have to curb tendencies toward undue secre- tiveness and suspiciousness. The hostesses for the eve-|to the government was made 15 5, WILKINSON estate ning, Mrs. F FR. Wells andjpossible when she suggested|-- 109 King st. Oshawe Irs. K. C. a\ s, served re-jresearch to eliminate 1,776 gE. Phone 576-1411 PANTS AND TOPS 'Royal Adajo' Stretch Pants, in black, red, navy or royal blue... co-ordinate beautifully with printed crepe Pant Tops by famous maker, Colour them green, gold blue, brown or red, The most! PANTS, 8 ta 18 Reg. 17.00 SPECIAL 9. TOPS, 10 t0 18 Reg. 9.00 SPECIAL SKIRT and SWEATER Super-soft lambswool and angore Sweaters assomble with 100% woolen pisin or plaid Sheath Sida, Fully lined, of course. Select fom yummy shedes of pink » o . tr and daughter-in-law, A erine, eons. tore and Mrs.|McRae in . 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