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| Carmichael, Nora and Nancy | McGuire, Darlene Fummerton, | Shelley Souliere; Linda Conimis- ' $0, Joanne Thibault, Linda, La- vigne, Terri Weaver, Gaetane ' Chicoine, Rita Figliomeni, Gail Bottomley; Debbie. Major .and _ Rhonda Campbell. Skaters' ~ proficiency' badges were! presented to Cathy Cocks, Gail Bottomley, and Joanne Thibault; swimmers badge to Mary Bourke; collectors to Laura. Carmichael. and Debbie Major; knitters to Rita Figlio- meni. Bown: Owl Mrs. Giovanui Ce- brario, assisted by Tawny Owl _ Mrs. Art Huard presented gold- TERRACE, BAY: NEWS May Il, 1967. { BROWNIE BANQUET (from Page 14) en hands to second pack mem- bers Alma Cenerelli; Elda Hol- land, Brenda Cebrario,. Ros- anne Speziale, Paula Gauthier, Linda Huard, and Denise Pere ras; Golden Bars to Tana More row, Tina Marie. Cebrario, Mar Jo Ryan, Patricia] McGrath, Maxine Holland, Sylvia Spe- zale, Karen Lamoureux, Donna Gellert, Jane: Davis, Merna Gauthier, Paulette Perras, Tonf Tremblay, Arline Krause; skat- ers' badges to Elda. Holland, Brenda and Tiny Cebrario. Tawny Owl Mrs. Ray Sisson led in a singong and special prizes were presented to Mrs. J. P. Ribout and Mary: Bourke. * *'& %& PICTURE-TAKING TIPS xk * * Home movies look better if the| camera. Frame your action, don't subjects do the moving, not the} chase it. } Oranges and lemons, ring the ' colours. of y Spring "67. Also ' grapefruit, lime, pineapple and apricot in all tints and shades from. f.r6 st y)-pales. to. -acid brights. Makes you thirsty. for some new Spring fashions. Thanks to' computers, stan- dard sizes in ready-made cloth- es are just, around, the corner. A compiitér has been developed which sizes the original design, making it possible for manu- facturets to» have .the-same sizes. Mail and phone orders | (gifts, too) will cease to be the * gamble they are. About time! Kind of-kicky! Bulbous bloomers, all checkered-up in rust* and~ cream ~ seersucker, stretch tothe knee beneath a straight space-tunic, side-slit to the: waist.:For the beach, dorm or, at home. Easy.care; easy wear. Easy elegance. A simply tai- lored slim skirt depends on per- fection of fit. Before cutting your fabric, measure your pat- tern at hip level. This measure- ment should be 1'%-2 inches (for a snug fit) larger than your me BY NANCY GAYLORD FASHION CONSULTANT TO THE 160 SINGER CENTERS IN CANADA. hips. Once you have a pattern that fits perfectly, use "it-over and over with different; jackets and tops. Saves time and: as- sures custom-fit, The bare. essentials. Under- things have almost become "un- dernothings". Lingerie is strip- ped to the barest, smoothest, prettiest essentials. Slips are shorter; bras are barer; panties are pint-size. A bold zig-zag in black and red stripes highlights one of Spring's newest coats. Vibrant pattern plays partner to the high-waisted look expressed in monster checks, abstract geo- metry, diamonds and stripes. The coat is the eye-catcher but the dress underneath carries out "the look". High waisted then flaring to an easy A silhouette, the colour is stolen from the coat motif. Often repeats of the coat fabric accent hem, yoke or collar. The big idea for "67 is to sew several dresses to go under, each a different colour in the coat fabric. CGIT First Aid Presentations L.to R. Mrs. Pat Herll-- ihy (leader), Sharon Riley, Mrs. T.Whent (leader), W.P. Burnell, Prov. Staff Officer, St.John, Nelo Fummerton who topped the group in marks. Photo by Inez McCuaig. ACROSS eeuchain' Shs EMRE: Elmwe 1-Girl's name medan name Lo] O} La] ola 4-Spheroid 6-Was desti- ats PORE ERCEIE 8-Cease tute of GEROSe EMee 12-Nothing 7-1s fond of 13-Turkish 8-Breed of dog LL) ste Vv} LIN] regiment 9-Scottish cap [217] S| 14-Peel -- 10-Native metal 15-Scottish cap 11-Footlike 16-Familiar part form of 17-Compass name (pl.) point 18-By oneself 19-Negative or monte ie 22-Stroke 21-Conjunction 24-Preposition 22. Footlike 25-Domesticate StoLtst Stet Feat part 26-Appellation 23-Speck of Athena SOLUTION eer of 27-City in Peru an 28-Forebodin 29-Cushion 29. Remuneras ee eke 30-Pertaining tion = . ti toute a04Khoale Aor aagrements lever : re -Preposition a i i wienes 32-Frighten 43-Flaroe. Is! 78. Brown, Kiws 31-Prefix: not 33- Explosive lands whirl- 49-Lubricate 32-Posed for noise wind 50-N D portrait 36-Near ee. out eet 33-Crony 4 44:Fall in drops agency (colloq.) 37-Container 45-Great Lake (init.) 34-Pronoun 35-Fleshy 37-Policeman (slong) 38-Ocean 39-Pilaster 40-Soft food 41-Symbol for tantalum 42-Shout 44-Lavished fondness on 47-Guardian 51-Period of time 52-Irritate 53-Pith helmet 54-Goddess of healing 55-New Eng- land uni- versity 56-Break sud- denly 57- Openwork fabric DOWN xO ¢ BSc) 5050 Boxd? | | OO a O04 1-Pilaster S505 2-Faee of watch 3-Nearly 4-Poison