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Centennial a la Mode .

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TERRACE “Omineca’

Dramatic combinations of color
make jewelry news, in hoop eur-
rings and expandable cuffs, Tho
held und chunky in Took, they're
featherweight, From Trifari,

New dimensions in handbags favor the rnulltomediun size handbag — compact, well-proporlioned but
raoniy, Envelope style shown above is small in scale jut deep and expandable, Corded feather gives it the
fresteesspring took, By Glen: photo, Leather ladustries of Ameriva,

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_ Fabrics Focusin g on Textures

Fabrics are standouts for | important: for the crisp, neat | open weaves. Definitely pat-
spring. ’67. Surface textures go | way they transform '6 styles. terned, Some are delicately
“| trom the crisp and neat to the Por &@ young casual crisp- { Mesh-like, others are threaded
deeply-etched bas reliefs. ness, for fun and a rustic fla-| through with sparkle. sof ; - ow,
:.Cottons turn up. with an al- | vor, there are the twills, ducks, | | Knits, too, have a crocheted,| Softer, shapelier styling highlights
‘Most upholstery finish in jac- poplins, linen weaves and fat. | loosely constructed, handmade| "ew Irends in hairdos— witness this
‘qQuards, with a flourish of pat-| ter, wider cords, quality about them that pives eently-swirling huir fashion, Styled
fern in matelasse, with texture | In direct contrast, are the|.4 subtly open. “naked fook"| by Hurold Chalets the cele, cles
on texture when intricately | fragile and feminine, iacy | for feminine sophistication. | ol's Naturally Blonde.

Striped with. thick and thin : i
yarns, silver threads.

Woolens are often. almost
| | three-dimensional. Their op-
| ish dotted jacquards are ready
for framing: plaids are'r ey,
. nubby; stripes are puffy;
‘. «| tweeds and checks are highly
| textured, look bulky yet are
featherllrht.

. The ‘delicate sheers, the
‘| volies,- crepes, chiffons and

| georgettes crinkle and rib with

, | texture, pile.on textures with
‘strips af embroidery, -

In coating and suiting fab-
ries, the suedecloths and the
: . | delts look particularly fresh. ; : aan
fy ee ane am ae 5 _ +. | ‘There are worsteds with.a new. a ; ; 5 ; aa
: . : ee . ‘wl ; : _ . ‘" | atriness, a spring-llke feeling. _ . oe : Oy — a
Handb Adi - pee es b In regard to hair styles, © be-wom at the nape of the Gtinetion meee ipaints add . nh ntre Ts
vA fe w ' don’t whiten or powder your neck or on top of the ‘head. on, aon Tegi- om, © 7 on

- an BS opt Comp act” Loo id hair ag they did in the time To round out your Cen- mental and pad oe trines, ne ore

_s aasat. tae TP eet - of Marie Antoinette at Ver- tennial costume we should persuasions, geometrics.

Go Small but Roomy, in Varied Style saille, mention what to wear under Wool, aibelines and velouts

Elegantly proportioned and leather envelopes, totes and ©. 4 hundred years ago, the _—the dress. oe Tne faeries eT ne view of sult-~
compactly arranged, handbags pouches. Many’ sport chunky alr was separated .in the The erinoll: ith tin ing fabrics.

Initiate a “smali-scale revolu- brass hardware, locks and middle, falling oh each side 6 prino’nes with rings | ienits, from wool through

tion” for spring ’é7, Within heavy stitching. ' of the forehead and pulled = *Te aulte difficult to find | acctate to cotton, have sculp-

the framework of the small- Dressy daytime types fea- F today, but they are not dif}. | tured surfaces. Some light u
to-medium handbag, deslen- ture such delicate fashion de- hack over the ears. . t em up

as : icul make, - out a.| with glitter effects,
fathers and ive fonares” gold Gainate'etii, Wh. 0" GevUMe 4 Drost was. Geto kit om aid nee i| eee ee oc
© Tteatures,.- ta araware, quilting, scal-..: ? ch’: a - Pen .. ~ oan ad n° y LU toe

Tricks on tap, for the small..Jops, shaped ape Theyre. sed Whleh Was held "in OF cheap. cotton. Don't forget |

Terrace Little Theatre

. 7 | is proud to Present, _ ae ;
“The Brolen Jug
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_ “3 ACT COMEDY”
MARCH 31 and APRIL 1

‘CURTAIN TIME 8:15 P.M,
_ Dirested by Robert Sherrin of Toronto -
Under the auspices of a Canadian Council Grant — 7
ADMISSION: Adults $1.50 Be - Children 75¢

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b 1] ‘placé “with a’ velvet ‘ribbon: ' "the width of tha bh Two '| thay ¢ ce belonged. te vrai fe ees eae a :
yet roomy bag, include '‘accor- in. polished leather Jeamin, . ; api e wid the hem. ; : once -belonge wool;
dion pleating, deep gussets, patent, fine-napped Euede. "For evening, the bun was set and a half yard of. fabrie is | alone. Cotton Imit, in double 2%

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|) This ts FORD Country! “What Are You Driving?

j ACTION--AUCTION |

f Soft expandable outlines, in- — Sports and casual handbags. ‘higher on the head and was sufficient but you © could | face, flips its ld toreverse neat

ner and outside pockets, zipper stilt come in the ‘giant econ- ornamented wi bans, i patterns, interchange colors,
compartments and two kin omy size.” Large pouches, ted with rib make it wider if desired. | Gonble the interest

; jewels or Howers, Make dhree bind. a

some cases, thiee) trim bags shoulder-s Sa : e tree binds on the

stltched together BS Sat mood 2 cea totes ' Those who have short hair ~ skirt into’ which you slide | There’s continued attention
Leading the style parade for appear in grained, brushed an easily buy a hair piece the rings, These rings are |¢0 homespuns, hopsacks, den-

spring handbags are smart and waxy leathers, at a reasonable cost. It can solid by the yard. Do not ‘in- they eee Western feeling

1 elude baskets on the hips or |“ Gabardines and traditional

| a bustle in the back of your men’s Wear weaves are newly | MONTH. OF. MARCH. .
_ | Bxotie’ Flowers Create
| . Linen Goes into Print | Unusual Fashion Touch
(| LAURIE ENGLISH, CORRESPONDENT - - ~. PHONE VE3.500

In Sophisticated Ways . ; Fresh flowers make lively,

lovely accessories for spring

Linen strikes a bold new) costumes-and the accent/is ak
note for spring as it joins| the positively unusual. -

in the print excitement now - The tiger lly or the. fuji

sweeping the fashion world. | mum outlined in waxy leath-

_ The prints on.-Irish linen | @@8take exotic accessories, say
are sophisticated and subtle in ele Telegraph Delivery
ote es, uneven end ey as bee evening, blossoms for ths a
alr. ate romantically right. | -

little squares of geometries. Lon tresses shop ed into a
Stripes are wsuall: on a! pear: ~studde ratd’ can é
wheat-colored ground and are Hed at the tip with a trio of |

scored briht with green, nay - :

gold and purple. Others are oy| _. Mixed blossoms make a
complementary dark grounds| @lamorous garland for chig-
of black arid brown. nons, and PTD experts suggest
: : dotting carnation corsages | .
Geomeiric prints appear In| with jeweled stickpins, for a
stark cream or white. sparkling evening accent.

Pag Pegg ging

B&G (Consultant Intercedes

7 grocery Jo. oo e me .

B SOUTH KALUM STREET j Th i | D p t

4 Open 10:30 A.M, te | fi ; orn i IS U e

{ 10:30 P.M. Doily A larger than usual crowd, estimated at 50 or more,
, attended the Thombhill Ratepayers’ meeting Morch 22.

Phone 843-6180 , Mr. G. Bruce, regional con-

. : a be reinstated. The executive of
sultant to the B.C. Centennial the Ratepayers Association, at-

; tf! Commitize, was called upon to fer an executive meeting, 10.
Jtitiititinntiend in a dispute between | cused to reinstate te LaCarte:
| anneteer | the Ratepayers Association and At that time Mr Bruce was
Mr. J. R. La Carte former chair- .

ART’S man of the Thornhill Centen-| @°*ed to intercede and Mr. La-

CHEVRON SERVICE [lal Committee, Line majority dee
Several weeks prior to "the some we

Write Your Own TERMS !
Select Your Car or Truck |
cme USEDTRUCKS

Write Your Own DEAL :

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. Collier was appointed as‘ chair-
CONFECTIONERY March 22 meeting Mr. LaCarte ve 4 .
& GROCERY | tendered his resignation as vv of the Centennial commit: SUN LIFE

Thornhill chairman of the Centennial! “",, the March 22 meeting,

;, ‘ Committee but later asked to Mr, -LaCarte a
4 ; . gain stated ‘he
: NEW HOURS : believed the association was out

' 6 AM, to 10 P.M, "ws oo of order in: asking for hi
i Seven Doys a Weak PARTYLINE one ‘Or aus re

REPRESENTATIVE ee | . me “s a MERC PICKUP
; 7 ety A we GMC PICKUP.
OFFERS...

' signation. A discussion followed

fi ctf | 2 ‘og | 28d. vote was taken which _
MPMI vient cestscnte ties aind | #8°® f0ll-support to the dest. PERSONALIZED
| mccain Mrs. Phil Abel of Mountainview sion made by the executive of /f =

the Ratepayers ‘Association,

—_ Boulavard, took as his bride | "6, “a'eP oF a
— | Alice Van der Vaart of:Smith-|. Mt. J.,Collier ‘will now ‘as.
~ DID YOU _ [ers in a marriage ceremony held |'U™e the duties of Chairman of (§

SERVICES IN:

. “ies aaa MERC a
BILL deBRUYNE : oo a

: the Centennial Committee, ; . So er PASSENGER cars!
KNOW. “tite cauple ‘plenty make odie 2 R Lacan has rest. @ MORTGAGE INSURANCE ° — | wr, HASSENGER. CaRs SO
, . er. position as a dir. _ nn ae era iad
- Ade their home in Smithers +, _ [ecfor of the Ratepayers. Asso. || @ BUSINESS INSURANCE. .:. Oy TFT eemOneLs
THAT... 2. 1° The ‘second quarterly’ meet- ciation, pom 7 : , Smopets

m) RETIREMENT..-PLANS Se |
_® GROUP LIFE INSURANCE” |
. AND TAXATION — |
“| PHONE TODAY — NO OBLIGATION

__ | ing of the ‘Thornbill Recreation |. Decision :Tabled
Commission will be held April | — Sg ‘
higaly reseed component in [4 38 090 pa. inthe THormnil| OR, Totem Query |
on ine 1 mo ee “This meeting ia. open to the
highest rate of deceleration, |Dublic and is an opportunity. to
the. brakes have to: absorb | PUt forward’ suggestions for re-
and dissipate energy- equiv- creational activities _ in. Thorn.
120 mph. the figure jg | be reporting on: activities. held
‘around 1,995 hp.» - «> [to date-and:-g. full finanetat |'
"Will your’ brakes. take this | talement will be made... .
“any doubts af ll chen me | — Don't fopeat the Mrorni
brakés on your: car call} Ratepayers : Association Rum.
Curley’s Safety Service: agg. | mage Sale April 8 ‘dn'the Thora:|
8640, 5110 Hwy, 18 - West, |‘bILl School.’ The ‘sale: - will’: be
_ Terrace, B.C, — "Por brakeg, [eld from..10° a.m; ‘until: 4 p.m,
det breathe 9 =| |e There: de; Bingo: in: the-achool
Sofie oo Veverye Thoreday . evening at 8
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