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Vol. 10 No. 20 SPRING FASHION SHOW Convenor, Mrs. Ivy Pattison welcomed over a capacit audience to the lounge of the Terrace Bay Motor Hotel as a Spring Show of fashions from Kolesar's of Terrace Bay was presented by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Comm- unity Church. Opening the program was a parade of Centennial gown created by their wearers, which drew many gasps of admiration for the detailed and authentic styling. It was felt many ladies would be inspired to plan their gowns after seeing these examples. Made from different patterns easily obtained from the Toronto museum, a variety of materials were used. Homespun, silk prints, cotton print and rich look- ing taffeta as well as an ex-bedspread appearing Serving The District May 4, 1967 Photo by GeWhiteley. Centennial Gown models - Mrs. Coupal and daughter, Mrs. Corrigan, Mrs. W.Vezina, Mrs. J.Marcella and Mrs. H.Boudreau. KIMBERLY-CLARK SAFETY SLOGAN Each week five employees receive silver dollars for knowing the Weekly Safety Slogan. Last week's winners were Gordon Calder, Victor Timpano, Cliff Knauff, Sr., George McKay and Jack Brooks. Accidents seem to be accepted as a way of life. This is not as it should be for it has been proven that accidents are preventable at home, at work or at play. No one can afford an accident. A little care and common sense plus the right attitude for safety can prevent accidents from happening. Remember this week's slogan "PREVENTING ACCIDENTS slg as an elegant lace trimmed gown. Accessories f ' ie hey included parasols, aprons and caps and an intriguing moustache cup dated from the Victor- ian period. (continued on Page 14) Si RESPOMNSTGILITY"