March 23, 1967 TERRACE BAY NEWS a ACROSS 3-Innate 4-Girl's Pee 1-Emerged 5-Unfair blows victorious 6-It: is (contr.) 7} a] 3] Ln} 4-Later {ears aly SE os 9-Music: as ending A bs written 8-Came back Say 2 12-Girl's name 9-Trophy of : 13-Din victory BY NANCY 14-Race of 10-Rocky hill lettuce 11-Beast of GAYLORD 15-Disease : nen marked by 16-Dry muscle 18-Plumlike 'al SN spasms fruit FASHION CONSULTANT TO THE 160 SINGER CENTERS IN CANADA. iT Rdtmer 20-Twofold Sstsia[alv NIOIM wie é Russian 21-Buffalo L Think Spring and _ translate Clothes are worn to look rulers _ 22-Got up SOLUTION into ' raincoats.. Presto! The attractive, to keep warm and to gabe 9 dag See sy pretty posy look to chase away express your personality. We § 20-Uninter- 26-Gown 38-Death rattle !7-Vase those rainy-day blues. Dainty all strive towards an_ ideal, ,, esting 28- Appraise {0-Long- __ {8-Allow flowers, pale pastels, bold strip- but the ideals vary according } 2!:Italian ean legged bird g_-Time gone by d wild checks bedeck vi Pepa lit SCADORE Usa 41-Look fixedly x5 _p; es and wild checks bedeck vinyl, to our personality -- delicate, 23-Belonging 34-Held in ct naa 50-Piece of cut plastic-coated cotton, slickered mysterious, exotic, chic, whole- to a group of respect {5-Latin for imho silk and water-proofed blends If let a friend i dinosaurs 36-Kind of journey 5 , p Ss. some. you let a friend tn- 27-Turkish cheese 46-Cry of sheep 53-Exclamation Sew a chic trench-coat spat- fluence you to buy a dress that decree tered with daisies and spray on is not "you", you'll never feel 29-Horse's _ silicone waterproofing or cover comfortable in it. It ll be anoth- sitar nee with crystal-clear vinvl (treat er mistake in your closet. respect the two fabrics as one 'ugh- (abbr.) ie 31-The sun Sul CONSEMGtIOn): Scallops on hem and sleeves Rel D ress material 34-Female ruft 35-Bone 36-Organs of hearing 37-Leavings 39-l'nnecessary 12-The kaava (pl.) 13-Ancient West Furopean country 44-Baked clay 46-Country of Asia 48-To the side 51-Pxist 52-At that place spell feminine flare for a simple "skimmy". Make one up. using scallops on full bell sleeves in a lusciously lovely tint of misty lavender. Fashion creamy wool into a lean little suit closed with scallops centred with bone buttons. Cut a cardboard guide to follow as you stitch the scal- lops. Take one horizontal stitch at the points to make the turn smooth and pucker-free. Silk thread for basting is less likely to leave marks on precious velvets, silks and delicate fabrics. Use a canopener? The era of the "Canned" dress is here! Ban-lon jersies in gay Pucci- prints pop out of iheir can with nary a wrinkle. There's even room for a hat to match. rcur different styles and a multi- tude of wonderful colours: KOLESAR'S <2St%, tects. ws PLASTIC OVERSHOES SIMCOE PLAZA Women's & Children TERRACE BAY, ONT. ee CARD OF THANKS - The Community Church Ladies PHONE 3327 $1.98 $] ® Auxiliary wish to thank all who bought advertising in their cookbook. 5 57 -Canine DOWN 1-Intellect 2-Poem BOY'S SLACKS Mrs. Gross had her daughter visiting from Manitou Reg. To $4.98 | wadee. Broken Sizes Mrs. Mary Duguid is visiting Mr. & Mrs. George 9 Martin. & @ Mrs. Dorman Sr. who was visiting her son and fam- ily has returned to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. ; Diane Rafalant is home from Winnipeg. BON SET Mrs. Fedorak is in McKellar Hospital . Reg. To $2.98 Visitors to the Lakehead recently included: Mrs. @ } S.Dorman and Jenny Lynn, Vivian and Donald Gres NOW oy dal, and Ross Mitchell . SHIRT- AND SLACKS {continued fro: Pace 3} MEN'S WORK GLOVES only 18 days when the temperature fell below zero as compared to 30 days last year. Combining the oe . oe 2prg].00 four months, there were 58 days of below zero read- pecial.. ings during 1965-66 and 76 days during 1966-67. 1 salon hincsdleidcigcaenpuhinaananeah einen