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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-03-25, Page 4i Page 4—TW Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., March 25, 1976 MRS. OLIVE PHILLIPS of 52 Bristol Terrace celebrated her 95th birthday last Wednes- day. Born in Milverton in 1881, Mrs. Phillips moved to Michigan at age 16 and resided there until 1959. From 1959 until 1971, she made her home in Florida. She returned to Canada in 1971 and came to Wingham from Kitchener in 1973. Mrs. Phillips is now living with her niece, Mrs. Albert Cowan. Residents of the Bristol Terrace apartment building held a birthday party for hep with guests from Blyth attending. D. HAINSCHWANG DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICE RR 2, PRICEVILLE PPone: 369-3019 After Hours: 369-51821 Greet This Spring With Classics From Miller's Ladies' Wear Wingham New Styles Arriving Daily PANT SUITS Size 7 - 22/2 DRESSES For afternoon or after 5 Sizes 7 - 20 Half Sizes (In The Young Look) 12'/2 - 24'/2 New Spring 76 Styles In NURSES'UNIFORMS And Pant Suits sy White Sister - Lacrosse - Uniform Registered New 1976 numbers in CCRSELETTES, GIRDLES, and BRASSIERES by Playtex. Wonderbra, Formf it, Exquisite Form ALL ACCESSORIES HANDBAGS -SCARVES -GLOVES i WINGNAM U11IcDIC ITSILLL9% %V LADIES' WEAR OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Bluevale Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacTavish, (Donna Harriston) who were married on Saturday in Wroxeter United Church by Rev. W. Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gatehouse of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ruff and family. How to look your best on a limited budget By Lavonne Ballagh Being under the modified big top might sound to you like you're going to a circus! Wearing the new spring clothes; can be as much fun as a circus if you latch onto something that makes you look good and feel like a million dollars. The modified big top could be the most comfortable thing to wear since the chemise of years gone by --and will do just as much for your figure! The 1976 chemise is loose and full, perhaps not as full as a pants partner but still with lots of material, It may fall from a ga- thered yoke which will do won- ders for you if you're muchly-en- dowed on top! Even some of the jackets this year have that gathered yoke but be careful, it isn't for everyone. It will add width to shoulders and could make a small person look top- heavy! Your Modified big dress will undoubtedly be made from a fabric that drapes nicely and flows with your every movement. It will probably have a V -neckline and may have long sleeves that are full and nipped into an elastic wristline or a neat buttoned cuff. If you don't want to look like a walking tent, sash it neatly with an obi sash of the same material or invest in one of the little narrow belts that will nip it in nicely. The two-piece look will also feature the big top, to be either worn alone or over a little turtle- neck. It too, will either flow loose- e • I �. star ly or can be belted to give a more dressy look. If you're the type of gal who lives an entire day in one dress, they're the kind of thing to own. A loose little top over a sweater will provide a business - girl look for the office, then five minutes before you leave,, you can popbinto the washroom, remove the sweater, add a co- ordinating scarf or matching sash around the waistline, a versatile chain necklace or scarf at the neckline and voila—a whole smashing new you! The beauty of the two-piece dress is that you can create sev- eral outfits from one dress. Two pieces that harmonize with each other, yet can also provide lots of pow on their own, can be a versa- tile, yet inexpensive. part of your wardrobe. Choose colors or pat- terns that will match other things you already own and you will save money and get extra mile- age out of last year's fashions. There has probably never been a spring when the skirt was more in than 1976. It will be full or gathered, flared or gored, but it will be a necessity. Paired with a dressy little blouse and neutral colored vest, you can't get any- thing more tailored -looking for work. Add a cute little long top and belt it with a narrow little belt, and that ensemble will take you into the evening hours. The layered look lets you experiment with T-shirts, shells, sweaters and tops to give one skirt one dozen different uses and looks. They can be of soft flowing material, polyester knits or the ever -popular denims, and they will be belted, sashed or scarved, whatever your whim of the mom- ent happens to be. Laced, tucked, bibbed, wrapped, sashed— whatever your own look is in a dress, it will be 'nice and easy'. The days of the tight restricting dress are over; today's busy-ness calls for freedom and today's fashion tries to fill the bill.. After all the prim and proper styles we've been into, no one is expecting you to make the move I, I / to the fashion big top without a little apprehension. Your first reaction may very well be "Yck I !I How Terrible! ". Make the change gradually and you may find that the free clothes of 76 really turn you on and what they ( ) lack in stylish beauty, they may Cr more than compensate for in comfort and durability. W HI TECHUR CH Robert and Brent Campbell of Landon are visiting this week with Mr and Mrs. Walter Elliott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mr's. Douglas Conley and Jason of Wingham. After a week's visit in Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray roh„rrrd home from Sarnia on Saturday with their ion. Rcli-on Falconer, Mrs. Falconer and Lynn of Sarnia who also visited with her mother, Mrs. Stacey of Wingham. —Photo By Snyder Studio KINDERGARTEN'� REGISTRATION FOR CHILDREN FIVE YEARS OF AGE IN 1976 Thursday, April 1, 1976 East Wawanosh Public School 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon Turnberry Central Public School 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon Wingham Public School 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. PLEASE BRING PROOF OF BIRTHDATE TO THIS REGISTRATION NEW Beige Body F4u5hionliz FROM PLAYTEX' Available in Brief (SM -XL) and Average Leg (MED -XL) BUY NOW AND SAVE UP TO $5.00 (SEE DETAILS IN STORE) UNBELIEVABLE CONTROL YET LIGHTWEIGHT Playtex combines an incredibly lightweight, yet firm control fabric with a smooth tricot support bra to bring you a new concept in all -in -ones ... COOL COMFORT AND A SMOOTH BUST -TO -HIP LINE Available in B, C and D cups WINGNAM :f \ �► off. 357-2822 762-osM Friends honor �lynne wn m' 50W al White blue theme and on M rca3 at thl.10MofhMn. bride•eiect � on March 13 at �' hohue"'''". • lor c e vows GORRIE — A surprise miscel- ed by Mrs. � Vac de Kemp 1Br. shower was held in the a bout >a attended. I&nVI ■ c — form of form «a pot lurk ixipper for aseMW followwg " 30 hoc- Carwynne McMilltw at the home key and ball club girls presented White and blue mums decor- Josephine Street, Wingham. The Bailey and Lee Briget of Toronto. of Jane Thibideau in Trowbridge miscellaneous gifts to the bride - March 12. Some 18 members ofam sled the sanctuary of St. M- groom is the son of Mrs. Jacobs Renhn Bailey Jr. of Wingh an elect at the home of Mn. Lyle, the Campbell Soup staff attended drew's Presbyterian Church an Visser of Whitechurch. Mr. was ring bearer. Binkley. the function for the bride-to-be. Saturday, February 21, when Bailey gave his daughter in mar- Supper was served at St. An- Rev. Robert H. Armstrong united riage. drew's Presbyterian Church Laura Bailey of Wingham and Thomas Visser of Whitechurch in The bridal gown was white bro- cade and featured angel where bouquets of blue and white carnations carried out the cola' St.Paul's a six o'clock ceremony.Mrs. Don sleeves and a 1 train. A scheme. A beautifully-decoratedChurch Robertson provided suitable flowered headpiece held her long four -storey cake trimmed .With organ music throughout the cere- veil and she carried a bouquet of blue velvet and tiny blue -gowned (ANGLICAN) mony. white roses, blue carnations, bridescpaids, centred the bride's Parents of the bride are Mr. baby's breath and greenery. table. After supper, guests were and Mrs. Renus Bailey of 296 The attendants' gowns were received at the home of the W I N G H A M made by Lea Daugherty of Wing- bride's parents. ham. They were floor -length with Guests attended from Picton, REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rentor F hown long sleeves and square necklines Ottawa, Milford, Brantford, and were light blue in color. The Dunnville, Toronto, Oakville and MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist at YPS meetingattendants carried bouquets of Belleville. Clarence Brown of and Choir lewder blue and white carnations with Picton, uncle of the bride, was WHITECHURCH — A film en- light blue velvet ribbon. Maid of master of ceremonies. An titled "Parable" was the high- honor was Cheryle Bailey of honored guest was the bride's SUNDAY, MARCH 28 light of the meeting of the Young Wingham; bridesmaids were grandmother, Mrs. Kathleen Bailey of Picton. Lent 4 People's Society which was held Saturday evening at Chalmers. Pamela Bailey and Marilyn McIntyre of Wingham and flower For travelling to Kitchener, the Bev Kay opened the meeting with girl was Winnifred Visser of bride wore a light blue knee- length length dress. 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion prayer. After the first showing of the Jerrald Visser of Whitechurch Mr. and Mrs. Visser are resid- 11 :00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon 9 Y film, it was discussed by the was his brother's best man and ing on Catherine Street, Wing- EVENTS group, then shown again. guests were ushered by James ham. Fri., Sat., Sun., March 26 - 28 —Seminar Mr. Kay led in prayer. After at St. Paul's, 10 a.m. Friday to 4 p.m. Sunday the close of the meeting, Grace was sung and lunch served. Bluevale Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacTavish, (Donna Harriston) who were married on Saturday in Wroxeter United Church by Rev. W. Ball. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gatehouse of Exeter visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ruff and family. How to look your best on a limited budget By Lavonne Ballagh Being under the modified big top might sound to you like you're going to a circus! Wearing the new spring clothes; can be as much fun as a circus if you latch onto something that makes you look good and feel like a million dollars. The modified big top could be the most comfortable thing to wear since the chemise of years gone by --and will do just as much for your figure! The 1976 chemise is loose and full, perhaps not as full as a pants partner but still with lots of material, It may fall from a ga- thered yoke which will do won- ders for you if you're muchly-en- dowed on top! Even some of the jackets this year have that gathered yoke but be careful, it isn't for everyone. It will add width to shoulders and could make a small person look top- heavy! Your Modified big dress will undoubtedly be made from a fabric that drapes nicely and flows with your every movement. It will probably have a V -neckline and may have long sleeves that are full and nipped into an elastic wristline or a neat buttoned cuff. If you don't want to look like a walking tent, sash it neatly with an obi sash of the same material or invest in one of the little narrow belts that will nip it in nicely. The two-piece look will also feature the big top, to be either worn alone or over a little turtle- neck. It too, will either flow loose- e • I �. star ly or can be belted to give a more dressy look. If you're the type of gal who lives an entire day in one dress, they're the kind of thing to own. A loose little top over a sweater will provide a business - girl look for the office, then five minutes before you leave,, you can popbinto the washroom, remove the sweater, add a co- ordinating scarf or matching sash around the waistline, a versatile chain necklace or scarf at the neckline and voila—a whole smashing new you! The beauty of the two-piece dress is that you can create sev- eral outfits from one dress. Two pieces that harmonize with each other, yet can also provide lots of pow on their own, can be a versa- tile, yet inexpensive. part of your wardrobe. Choose colors or pat- terns that will match other things you already own and you will save money and get extra mile- age out of last year's fashions. There has probably never been a spring when the skirt was more in than 1976. It will be full or gathered, flared or gored, but it will be a necessity. Paired with a dressy little blouse and neutral colored vest, you can't get any- thing more tailored -looking for work. Add a cute little long top and belt it with a narrow little belt, and that ensemble will take you into the evening hours. The layered look lets you experiment with T-shirts, shells, sweaters and tops to give one skirt one dozen different uses and looks. They can be of soft flowing material, polyester knits or the ever -popular denims, and they will be belted, sashed or scarved, whatever your whim of the mom- ent happens to be. Laced, tucked, bibbed, wrapped, sashed— whatever your own look is in a dress, it will be 'nice and easy'. The days of the tight restricting dress are over; today's busy-ness calls for freedom and today's fashion tries to fill the bill.. After all the prim and proper styles we've been into, no one is expecting you to make the move I, I / to the fashion big top without a little apprehension. Your first reaction may very well be "Yck I !I How Terrible! ". Make the change gradually and you may find that the free clothes of 76 really turn you on and what they ( ) lack in stylish beauty, they may Cr more than compensate for in comfort and durability. W HI TECHUR CH Robert and Brent Campbell of Landon are visiting this week with Mr and Mrs. Walter Elliott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mr's. Douglas Conley and Jason of Wingham. After a week's visit in Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray roh„rrrd home from Sarnia on Saturday with their ion. Rcli-on Falconer, Mrs. Falconer and Lynn of Sarnia who also visited with her mother, Mrs. Stacey of Wingham. —Photo By Snyder Studio KINDERGARTEN'� REGISTRATION FOR CHILDREN FIVE YEARS OF AGE IN 1976 Thursday, April 1, 1976 East Wawanosh Public School 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon Turnberry Central Public School 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon Wingham Public School 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. PLEASE BRING PROOF OF BIRTHDATE TO THIS REGISTRATION NEW Beige Body F4u5hionliz FROM PLAYTEX' Available in Brief (SM -XL) and Average Leg (MED -XL) BUY NOW AND SAVE UP TO $5.00 (SEE DETAILS IN STORE) UNBELIEVABLE CONTROL YET LIGHTWEIGHT Playtex combines an incredibly lightweight, yet firm control fabric with a smooth tricot support bra to bring you a new concept in all -in -ones ... COOL COMFORT AND A SMOOTH BUST -TO -HIP LINE Available in B, C and D cups WINGNAM :f \ �► off. 357-2822 762-osM