PAGE <2, THE HERALD, Wednesday, Cecember VW. 1974

There's ‘a little of the
romantic in every woman and
the allure and excitement of far
away places conjures up some

. sensational flowing leoks for

her cruisewear’75. Il’s goodbye -

fo frills for a natural and ap-
pealing style in 100 percent
catton fashions stales the
Canadian Cotton Council.
Fluid and floating silhouettes
start for day. Unpretentions as
the balmy breezes, cotton knit
dress softened with a
drawstring waist, faggoting or
tucking detail takes a leisurely
promenade. Every present is
the big belted chemise in one or
two pleces all aflutter in

feathery light cotton gauze and .

natural crinkle cotton, Thé
.unstructured ease of the
chemise glides bare topped for
day with a hint of wrapping al
the waist or lakes shapely
strides in freewheeling dresses
with banded square necklines
and billowing sleeves, How
splendid they are in hard
blocked balik with a tucked lop
or te belted ina blaze of glazed
cation, The newslest look in
beachwear beauties is a long
loose elbow length sleeved
beach coat with a side slit
straight skirt and tailored shirt
in heavy cotlon muslin.
Nightime memories are cap-
tured forever in loose jacketed
pant costumes with drawstring
waisted pants and a tiny bra top
for the prettiest looks
anywhere. Elegant catton
linens create an imposing first’
impression, slipping into a swirl
of pyjama looks for languid:
lingering evenings while
lissome long dinner dresses
with cardigan companions get
together for good times in the
sheerest film ‘of cotton voiles
and flawered catton geotgetles.
Breezing thraugh the evening is
another nightime charmer - the”
striped quilted jacket worn with
a bare top chemise or pyjama
ensemble, ,

Colourful twasomes are
making fashion news in striking
mocha and vanilla, and
Gramatic black ‘and toast
combinations, Luscious Liberty
floral prints and tiny alligator
conversationals justaposed on;
an alligalor skin patterned
background are all the rage,
Art deco mollis, aztec prints,
bold geometric designs and
vibrant diagonal and vertical
stripes sparkle under sunny -
skies in glowing gold and brown
tones, and splashes of green,
. cherry and white... ...,

The feeling of ‘cruiseweat "75 e

is young andalive with crealive
catton. Durable, body holding,’:
and easy to care for. It’s a”
nalura] cotton feeling for. the
nalural you: :

.. Dance away the night! -

Chevalier for Brodkin Bros.

Spectacular Cottons take a cruise

Sensational floor length

otton, voile sheer, in multi Sradualed striped tones . .
Tunning vertically and horizontally from deep brown |
to glowing gold’ and yellow to dazzling white. Tiny —
~.bows make that extra look around the neck and cuffs; -
". Flowing sleeves’ fall elegantly at the Wrist,

Leo. .

‘The School District informs you _

By Elaine Johnson:

- School. District No.88
(Terrace) is fortunate in having
an excellent Resource Center to
. aidits leaching staff, Following
are same of the areas that the
Resource Center covers:-
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO, 88
(Terrace) - The Resource’.

Centre Reference Library,-,

Audio Visual. and Science
Services. (Mrs. Darlene Prins -
: “Co-Ordinator. .

-material,
‘teachers of the district, are ~
: ‘Placed _ in each school, In

Terrace School District's
Resource. Centre provides a
variely of services to teachers
and students of the district

which aids, enriches and ex- -

pands the learning process.

Calalogues, indexing ‘the ©
extensive collection of current -

high quality print and nonprint
available to the

Holiday Fashion Tipe

EASY ELEGANCE, ECONOMICALLY

With the holiday season ap-
proaching and a heavy social
schedule on your calendar, you
should be planning your fash-
jona for all those parties coming
up.

This year, the best party

Clothes are in the: sportswear

business-like!

For the slightly more-formal
but relaxed party, wear the
blouse open on top and out
over the skirt, If you want a
belt, wear it loosely around
your hips, Add a necklace or

laminating,

conjunction to materials
available [rom the Resource
Centre, films and other media
are brought in from a variety of
outside sources, the Audio
Visual. Services “Branch,
National Film Board, Cor-
poralions and Government
“Agencies,

Material from the Resource
Centre maybe. ordered “by
telephone, form or personal
visit. Materials are delivered
and picked up Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday mornings.

Gul-of-town school in «the
district are serviced by mail.
‘A leacher’s professional
reference library and lounge is
also available. -

. +Other services provided in-

‘ elude fast copying of cassettes,
audio visual

“equipment i is availsble on Joan

from the Resource Centre.

The Elementary. Science -

Program is. managed by the
Resource Centre, and kits are
assembted for distribution
fram a stock of replenishable
jlems.

All teachers are welcome to
visit- the “Resource, Centre
between the hours 8:30 a.m. -
5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday and
$:30.a.m. to 4:00p.m. Saturday.
These hours are intended for

the convenience of teachers who °

may wish to select materials,
preview or examine items, read
or browse through periodicals
or books,

The Resource Centre staf are
arixious {o provide the .most

possible service to. all in the’

Terrace School District.

; -GOULTER ELECTRIC LTD.

“Dear Ann: The holidays are

coming and 1 am sinking into a
_ Stale of depression.
:. daughter - age 18, She's away al
| college (2,000 miles) and we

It's our

can’t afford the cross-country

_ transportation,

She writes three or four times
a week and every Sunday we

> talk en the phone - for three
~ minutes,
~ tell me she has an invitation to“
/ spend Christmas with someone, °

I keep hoping she'll

bul so far - nothing:
Why, are young people so

‘insensitive? Don't they realize

what it means to be alone on a-
holiday? Why don't the

‘students who are lucky enough

tobe close to home open up their
hearts.

Our daughter is ‘a very sweet
girl, but she has always been
shy and slow to make friends.

Should I write to the Dean of
Women and enlist ‘her quiet

“help? Of course 1 would ask
‘that she treat my request with

the utmost of confidence.
Please advise. - Heavy-Hearted

“Mother ”

Dear Mother: Leave the dean
alone. Such a request would
make your daughter look like a
real loser.

* Thousands of students bring
friends home for the holidays,
but if your child gets no in-

* vilation, rest assured she won'l

be the-only one. The “‘unin-

‘vited" often band together and”

zo to services at a local church

‘-or synagogue and they have

quite a good time.

I suspect you've been pulling
this girl's chestnuts out of the
Fire ali her life. It’s time youcut
the cord and let her handle her ‘
own problems, - ,

, Dear Ann Landers: Six years
agol married a wonderful man.

He is still wonderful even
though he is making mie choose
belween him and my 15-year old
son from a previous marriage.
(I have three\younger children

‘

by my first husband also.)

A few months ago we started
having terrible trouble with the
boy. He was arrested as a
runaway and for curfew
violation. Then he carne home
drunk and got into a big fight
with his stepfather. We called
the police and had him arrested.
My husband said it was the best
way to teach him respect.

The boy behaved himself for
quite a while, then, last night,
more trouble, He toldus his girl

friend (also 15) is pregnant ard

has been kicked out of the
house. They want to stay wilh
us, get married, and keep the
baby. My husband says “ab-
solutely nol."” They spent tha
night in our garage. This
morning my husband, says I
must choose, hetween my san
and himself. 1 am heartsick,
Can you help? - Torn, .
Dear T.: You son Js a minor
and his parents are responsible
for him. [fever a family needed
counseling, yours does. Call
you clergyman, the Family
Service; the school principal,
the chief of police, your family
physician - anyone you can
think of who might serve as an

advisor or mediator, It's a
mess.
Dear Ann Landers: Da

people express their true
feelings when they are drunk? -

Or is the opposite true? ‘Your -

answer will settle an argument,
~ Winner Take All ‘

Dear W.T.A.: Alcohol
removes the “eensoring agent.”
Ttloosens the tongue and brings
cul gut feelings which’ are
sometimes‘a startling contrast
to the sober; social personallty.
I agree with the old Latin

‘proverb - “In vino veritas."

DEAR ANN LANDERS: This
letter is from New Haven, but I
don’t go to Yale, so please take
it seriously. In fact, ]am in the
eighth grade of a private school,

o
The kids in, my lass are

‘having a big hassle - over

whether or not it is Possible to
fall in love with someone of the
apposite sex at the age of 13 or,

‘ say itis because I have done
it twice already. The other kids

" say you have to be at least 17 or

18 years old before you can
really fallin Jove, and even then
ithat'is sort of young. What do
you say, Ann Landers? —
Outnumbered ,

DEAR OUT: 1 say the
feelings that a 19- or.14-year-old
mistakes far love are physical
altraction (the glands are just
- beginning to call to one another)
-plusa little infatuation and a bit

" of romantic fantasy, .

Please put this column away

. and look at it again when you

are 17.-Keep track of all the
boys you think you are in love
with between now and then. ['ll
bet you will have quite @ list,
‘Sweele,

A no-nonsense approach lo.
how to deal with: ilfe's most
difficult and most - rewarding
arrangement. Ann Lander's
booklet, “Marriage -. What to
Expect,” will prepare you for
better or for worse. ‘Send your
request to Ann Landers, P.O.
Box 1400, Elgin, Tl. 60120, en-
closing 50 cents in coin and a
long, stamped, self-addressed
envelope.

TURN ONS |

iM A.
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