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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-04-10, Page 11South Huron District High School' offers DR. THOMAS GORDON'S "Parent Effectiveness Training Program" There will be 8 sessions of 3 hours each beginning on Thursday, April 24 7:30 p.m. The program director is Mrs. Pat Stibbards. The course fee is $40.00 ($75.00 per couple); the fee includes the textbook and workbook. The program is highly recommended. Interested persons should register at the school by telephone or in person. J. L. WOODEN, Principal A CASUAL THING — Casual wear played a big part at the "Color My World" fashion show held Wednesday by students of Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. Above, casual sports wear is modelled. From left is commentator Maggi Burton, models Mary Moran, Janice McDonald and Marie Empey. The pianist at the right is Dalton Walpole, dressed as a painter, ready to "Color My World", Don't Fre You Didn't Miss The Sale Because of the storm, we're repeating our FIRST ANNIVERSARY This Weekend 10% OFF Every Item In The Store PLUS SOME SPECIAL RACKS This Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Boy L E fs Ladies Wear Main St. NOW OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Exeter ALBERTO BAiSAM Conditioner and Creme Rinse REGULAR & SUPER 12 fl. oz. 50% t 25 MORE .9 FREE --CG DISCOUNT 433 Main St, Exeter 235-1661 "Colovr ...MyWorlcl".. .Students show A spring fashion show, "Color My World," was held Wednesday at Centralia College of Agriculture Technology. All fashions were made by the students. The first year students made their own clothes, while the second year class styled the clothes. On parade were all kinds of wearing apparel from bathing suits to pant suits, loungewear to formal wear, Color played an important part in the wardrobe as presented. All colors were used: vivid pinks, forest greens, perennial whites and baby blues, Patterned materials, especially flowered patterns were very popular with the girls. The fashions were made with an eye to style, but practicality may be taking over the scene, Almost lost are extremes in all phases of clothing design, as presented by the students. Plans are underway to have the annual spring rummage sale for the South Huron Hospital Auxiliary on May 29 and 30. The sale had been cancelled, due to the snow storm last week, and all attempts to secure a premises for the sale had proven futile, according to auxiliary Dress lengths are just above or just below knee-length. Colors are subtle for the most part, with accessories playing a large part in the overall look of the garments. It would seem as if the girls had practicality in mind first, style second, when making the clothing, their fashion designs *MIA PLAYPEN OFFER From PAMPERS VITAMINS 2-POUND 1 89 CANS New Born ,Daytime Regular Daytime Extra Overnight Toddlers Coupon Enclosed LOAF 39 30's $1 .79 30's $2.49 24's $2.49 12's 9 .30 12's $1.69 As far as fabrics are con- cerned, easy to care for syn- thetics have .all. but taken over 411 aspects of clothing, Knit fabrics, while more difficult to work with, did seem widely used among the girls.. There were IS girls taking part in the fashion show. president Mrs. Tom MacMillan. However, co-convener for the sale, Pat Fletcher told the T-A Wednesday tentative plans are to hold the sale in the arena at the end of May, Mrs. MacMillan said it was the first time in 20 years the spring sale had been cancelled. She also said that each time a rummage sale is held, it grows. "We've got to the point where we don't know where to put all that accumulated," she said. Before it was learned of the re- scheduled rummage sale, auxiliary members had guessed the fall sale, combined with the spring sale articles would be very large. Despite the large number of articles, Mrs. MacMillan said none of it is wasted. She said that in former years any surplus from the sale would go to the Salvation Army, and if there is any surplus from any sale now, it will still all be put to a good use. Sorority has lobby plans At the Tuesday meeting of the Alpha Pi sorority, all the ladies presented their ideas and sket- ches on the lobby of the proposed Exeter al'ena complex. The main part of the meeting, held at the home of Judy Skillender, was a program on sculpturing, presented by Maryann Topp, Joanne McKnight was the guest speaker. She presented ideas on how to make an ecology box and remembrance hutches. You've reached middle-age when all you exercise is caution. 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It was led by Mrs. Marian Dougall, and assisted by Mrs. Carol Amos, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, Mrs. Elsie Tuckey and Mrs. Lois Godbolt, J1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.5 SPRING SCENE — Spring is a time for lighter coats. Mary Moran and Vicki Nadon show a longer length coat for spring, in a slight wrap- around style. The coats, made by the models, were a part of the "Color My World" fashion show held Wednesday at CCAT. T-A photo Here's Your Chance To sommilloto `"ftrimmlio 3 DAYS ONLY High Prices This Thurs., Fri. and Sat. READY FOR A HOLIDAY Ready for a trip to the south, or maybe just waiting for weather here to get warmer, CCAT students Marie Empey and Inez Adams model their own creations of casual wear. The paint cans and step ladder symbolize the theme of the Wednesday fashion show, "Color My World". 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