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could’ never
are truly women. _
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explain please «
called Twiggy’

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naturally, The knees! -

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Those of us more Uberally endowed fever had any. alms -
about the topless bathing sult craze, We knew it would prove. ~
a bust. The ‘only. models available were _those ‘trom ‘the
modish atick-women - lists, This’ type: of female’ puehritudec pee

‘constitute ° any. ‘Kind of, 2 threat to women ¥ on

'There’s: 2 “triannishness? in today? $ tashtons th thal smacks ;
of wishful thinking-‘on the part of femiale failures, <—

Neatly: tucked ‘into thelr _ Skintight pants and open necked :
sports shirts they “trip - merrily - -along: our’ streets, ‘Their:
closely shaven halreuts cling to their heads and their brief.
ease handbags | swing exacutively at their sides, And when = °.. »
decide ‘to go just a Httle bit “female!” - ..whatdo™
they show? Why- the ugliest part of the female anatomy = « of

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. Pants?

: It’s time Terrace: had i

_ in the true’ sense: of the word
of whom are real .doyn to ea

: in the new trend”:

- With membership: granted :to
Plump to absolutely fat ‘tat,’
or

. Style.

danger af being Jaughed © at,
ltttle,

; @ame back!

te needs Twiggy, wet want fat ladies |

. Stand out of the ‘way all you skinny little: stickewomen «.

the fat ladies are about to take thelr rightful place in society! .
The new spring fashlons for 1968 will bring back the bosom
~ » and it!s about.timal Worid -fashion. designers have: finally
learned the bitter - truth, - You: just can't play arqund with the.|

. Have you ever honestly “ect ‘a 2 eautitul: palr of knees? ve

Maybe on a thoroughbred ‘racehorse - - but never‘on a woman,
ni-skirts merety. ‘add further proof to. the adage that men

. are. smarter than women, How often do you, sea ren in short

S own: hippy! colony,,
‘that 1, Terrace women (most.
rth women) must lead the way

We can _-start.- by ofganizing. our: own; Fat™ ‘Power Group
every women: from ‘pleasingly ~
‘and the-odd honorary membership :
those with good Intentions: ‘but Hittie else,

a Objectives will ‘ba the. return of. the: “bosom, the. ‘ewinging
. Skirt, the: dainty but” comfortable shoe’ ant “the natural hair”

There fll ber no eater. ¢ distinetion: ether, "¢ a fat woman.
feels like going bright opange she may ‘certainly do so without

H she feels-a little depressed .

‘and wants. a purple peony’ ‘print se well, let's let her live 2

Help make Cariada’ 5 Centennial year the year that females

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AT THE. LOCAL. CHURCHES |.

CHRISTIAN. REFORMED — ALLIANCE : GOSPEL - CHAPEL |:
Pee CHURCH S010" Agar Ave. Terrace, B.C, |
parks Street at Straume Ave .10:00 a.m:—Sunday School ©
Rev. V. Luchies Ph, 635-2623 11:00 a.m.—Morning . Worship
| 10:00 am—Sunday School “1:00. p.my—Evening. Service

11:00 am—Moring Worship Wednesday —-
5:00 pm.—Afternoon Service B00 p.m—Prayer Mesting-
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’ “7:30 p.m—Young, Peoples
UPLANDS BAPTIST A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
CHURCH :

(Southern Baptist)
5013 Halliwell Avenue
SUNDAY ; 7
9:45 am—Sunday School. .
11:00 a:m.—Morning Service’
Wednesday, 8:00 pm. — ” SATURDAY ©
Prayer meeting and Bible 9:15 a.m,—Sabbath School
Study “li 700 am. ~Morning Service ;

SEVENTH ay aoventlir’
“ GHURCH

‘Pastor RB. G.. Burton - 695-2023
. Sacer Griffith Street: .

BETHEL BAPTIST: CHURCH |
om (Regular). -
#] Kelum at Souele Ph, 635-5187
mm) Pastor Lloyd Andersen 8, Th.
10:30 - 12:00—Family Service,
‘ Worship, Sermon,

MENNONITE BRETHREN
SHURCH

2406 Eby ‘St. Phone 635-5976
Pastor Alvin Penner. -.

10:00 a.m,—Sunday. School
11:00 am. —. Worship Service

- Classes.
7:30 p.m ee service icp) aifo August
Wellnesday, 7 11 — 9:15 a.m. aad a.m.
Crusader Girls, Crusader. ‘Boys . Ages 8-212,

3:20 Dam-—Prayer Meeting ;

f Pe TECOSTAL TABERNACLE. CATHOLIC CHURCH
a.m.—Sunday School . _, «| bakelse Avenue
it 0 am—Morning Worship Mass on Sunday: .'.-
10 pan—Evenlng Service ‘: Please’ ‘Tead:
Bi Nessage — God’s angwer to 9:00 a.m., "9:30" ‘am, 11:00 am,
tha Intellectual,” . vy and 7:20. pam. ‘in the evening.

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YOUNG PEOPLES. (Shunk. you.

mhursday at 7:80 p.m,
Rs: ngelist Eugene - Jobnson |
‘willbe supplying the w)pit uD .
til jugust 13, Rev. Jo! has
mimtered widely -
Unild States, thee
indi and South

EVANGELICAL PRON

British
t meron 10:00. a.m.—Sunday’ Schoo]

are cordially invited. to. m 0 e.me=Morning’ Serves
“> -attend, _ Wednesday 7:30 p.m. —
h stor’ Rev, D. Rathisn ‘Prayer and Bible suay|
_P ites Ciflce 635-244 - a Cordial Invitation, To All.

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Phone, i571. |.

“your. name and ‘address to},

Services. °°
“9:80 AM, — Priesthood
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*Sdtuitdapy dary’ “22-when doh

Nuptial mass was held’ th
Sacred Heart Church at high
noon with Father ° Thomas ‘Cul.
len officiating.
The. bride is the eldest
daughter of Captain and Mrs,
Douwe .Wagenaar of Amster.
dam, Holland, and the groom 15
the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Aw J, “Bud” McColl of Terrace,
The Lakelse Avenue ‘church
“was filled to ‘eapacity with
friends ard relatives of the po-
pular young principles. Candle:
light and’ Jarge.banks ‘of: bril-
Hant blue Phlox flanked the
‘ae Jo
Given. in marriage by her un-
ele, Mr, Charles Adam: of Ter.
race, -the diminutive blonde
bride was: radiant’ in a floor
length gown of traditional white
peau de soie entrain, with edg:
ing of Chantilly. lace. Lace em:
broidered panelling at the bot
tom of her sheath skirted. gown,
‘logether with a. dainty scoop
neckline and softly - tapered
three-quarter-Jength -sleeves
were highlights of the bride's
ensemble, :

She wore a chapel - veil, held
in place with a small cluster. af
Jily-of-the-valley. -Her . bridal
"houquet. Was’ a: cascade of red
‘yases ‘and “white marguerites;
The bride's, jewellery ‘included
‘a ‘péarl necklace, gift- from the
groom, and a pait of matching
. pearl ear-rings,: a gift from: her
Unele and Aunt, “Mr. ‘and. Mra.
mC. M. Adam. > .

The bride's” “only. atiendant
was cher: sister, Mrs, Els Orde-|
man, ‘who ‘chose: a: floor. length
sheath of pale ‘blue.. satin’ -
self-covered- wedding. ting ‘sil

‘earried a. cascade” bouquet ‘of
guerites.

the. bride.
brother-in-law,” William Bull’ of
-ternoon”: buffet... reception » was

tendance.: wos

Hae Latter. Day, Sa
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00 A.M, — Sunday School |
EG Hall an Sparks or

‘Sacred Heart site for
-McColl- Wagenaar rites

A wedding 6 considgiable local

_a well-known’ Terrace family, .
:Wagenaar,- “daughter. of:a. ‘Ditch sea captain. -

cmavy. accessories completed her
ensemble, i

|) Kenney “Street. upon thelr re-
‘turn: to’ Terrace:

here ‘and the -bride is employed

bus ‘rested In ‘her. hair ‘and ‘she|'~ ’..

baby pink roses- and white mar.|_
Her: ‘only jewellery|' | |:
was. a pearl necklet,. gift, tom a

“Phe. groom's « ‘brother, Brace ‘|
McColl -of Vancouver, | was best! -|
“man. Ushers were the groom’s|:-|

Kitimat, and Norbert Cote. and| ~
‘Ben’ Leenders, both “of Terrace, .
“Following the. wedding, an: ‘af...

_held in .the Totem ‘Room of the]: -
‘ bakelse Motor ‘Hotel ‘with’-ap-] .
- proximately 250 _ Rueats in at] «|:

Por her niece's wedding, Mra. |*
Charles Adam, acting as ‘mother |"

x HURCH. ‘OF JESUS. canter aK

ROBIN McCOLL

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(iterest, “took” place
Sohn Rebin: Nett |

‘married ..; ‘Mildred *Ando,

by proxy, chose a floor length
gown of crepe ‘in dusty, blue}
tone. She wore. a white feather
whimsy“ and white accessories
in addition to a sapphire mink
stole, Her corsage was of white
carnations. . -,

The groom’s mother selected
an afternoon dress of African
print in orange blends ‘with or-
ange accessories and a white
carnation corsage.

Master of ceremonies for the

who read congratulatory tele-
grams from Holland, England,
Ireland, Australia, Switzerland,
Victoria; Vancouver and Ques-
nel, :

The toast to ‘the, bride. was
spoken by W. “Ted” Skillicorn
and the groom ‘gave a moving
tesponse, A toast to the brides-
matron. was. proposed by
groomsman, Bruce McColl. -

. A three-tiered wedding cake,
“made by: the ‘bride's aunt and
decorated by “Blue: ‘Ribbon Bak-
ery, ‘centred the main buffet
table. and -was-duly.cut and ser-
ved: hy. the bride and groom.

+ Prior to ‘leaving on a- honey-
moon ttip ‘through . B.C. to San
Francisco,: the:-bride. donned. a
going. away ensemble of - beige
‘atid navy linen’ with checked
three-quarter length Jacket. A
tiny ‘Navy . Pouffant’ cap: ‘and

. The: ote: will: reside on

The groom is a schoolteacher |

in the, Terrate, Co-op offices.

‘f aromatic vegetables, pulverized

oll, member. ot

Teception was Bruce McColl} .

By JEAN SHARP
(Canadian Press).

A manufacturer ‘of =men’s
toiletries says’ the market for
after-shave lotion, cologne, tal-
cum, deodorant and halr-spray| |
is growing.

He points out thal there is]
nothing really new in Jong|
hair, frilled shirts, tight trous-| |
ers and generally. colorfull
plumage for the male.

At the beginning of the 19th
century, Charles James Fox,
a British statesman and: dandy,
created a sensation by cutting
his long hair.

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Babylonian kings sprinkled
gold particles in their hair end
beards, The Greeks used a hair
pomade made with a hase of
sage. Etruscans used goat fat
to make their- hair shine. The
manufacturer’s release does not
say what thelr hair smelled

Arabians used oils of poppy
and sesame, Greeks also had
deodorant powder made from

wood and inert gelatines.

Romans anointed their bad-
ies with, olive. oil, mixed. wie
Flower: pe :
to! hove, had the ceiling: of. his
‘ining ° room .decorated to -re-

4 present . the ‘sky, and perfames|

showered down. from. it day and
night,
Napoleon used eau: de cal-
ogne, a tollet water invented
by an Italian barber named
Paul Feminjs, In the mid-17th
century, he settled in Cologne,

~ Beauty parlor

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at university
HALIFAX (CP) — Dalhousie
University students. will have
| their. own bank, beauty parlor
and barber. shop. Plans for a
new student union building
.aiso-include a book-store, news-
stand and dry-cleaning depot.
The facilities will be exclusive-
ly for students, faculty mem-
‘bers and Ruests .

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tion: from such things as sage,
thyme, peppermint, balm
leaves, acorn and angelica roots
as well as flower petals and |
oils of oranges and Jemons.

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The English . navigator and
explorer . who established. the
first ‘English settlement in
North America at St. John’s,
Nfld., was Sir Humphery Gil-
bert. He is reputed to have had
a ‘toilet box fitted with shaving
equipment, soaps, lotions: and
pomade.

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‘In the 18th century, men's

dressing tables held mirrors and
toilet articles and usually a
dressing. case of wood or lea-
ther [ined in‘satin' or-velvet. It,
stored razors,. hones, seissors, |
scent bottles, soap, hair curling
irons and powder puffs.

‘It. was during the 19th cen-
tury sthat the tradition of male
peacocking, at least where hair
cut. and. scent were concemed,:
began to. die out. This decade
is seeing a revival which seems
to be accelerating.

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