Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 29, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 14 Winnipeg free press Friday August 29, 1952 adventure Bent teachers take off for Churchill to staff new army school school maiming at fort Churchill Man., is an adventure in store for a Trio of teachers who leave this week to join the staff of the army base s spanking new school. I they Are misses Therese Lavoie Anna Lockerby and Valdine John son who will teach grades three Lour and five respectively in the ten room school. All Are graduate of the provincial Normal schoo and have taught at other school in the province. Their new Home will be in a Block of the officers Barracks in which accommodation is provide for the forty girls who Are employed in offices and at the school on their arrival the army Wil Issue them with parkas ski Pant and flight boots. It s pure adventure for said miss Lavoie who has been on the staff of Greenway school for two years and also taught in Deloraine because Jour and Mccreary. Miss Johnson is the Only one of the Trio who has been at fort Churchill. She visited her sister last summer when her sister s husband was stationed there. Most of the living is she found with Many of the buildings connected by enclosed passageways she has taught at the Argyle school and is on leave of absence from the City staff. Miss Lockerby has been on the permanent substituting staff of the City schools for the past two years and before that she taught Al California trip follows Moskal Stanley bridal Margaret Stanley and William Moskal were United in marriage August 23 at 5 . In St. Andrew s greek Catholic Church. The Bride is the Only daughter of or. And mrs. J. Stanley. The bridegroom is the Only son of or. And mrs. B. Moskal. Rev. Joseph Pulak officiated at the double ring ceremony. Miss Patricia Brookbank was soloist. The Bride chose a. Gown of Satin and lace. The lace Over Satin bodice was fashioned with a net Yoke with a High jewel neckline. A panel of the lace marked the front of the skirt and ruffled along the Hemline and the base of the train. Her veil of lace appliqued illusion was held by a half Bonnet trimmed with rhinestones and seed pearls. She carried mauve orchids centred with Stepha Notis. Maid of Honor was miss Jean Tochluk. Bridesmaids were misses Elsie Kulbaba and Jean Zarowski. Walter Skwarek Cousin of the Bride was Best Man. Ushering the guests were Michael Kulbaba and Edward Skwarek from Toronto Cousin of the Bride. The reception was held at the ukrainian Reading association Hall. Or. And mrs. Moskal left for a motor trip to California. They will reside in Winnipeg. Sol Girth Man., and at the due parents entertain for son and Bride or. And mrs. A. D. Evans. Mcmillan Avenue entertained thurs Day evening at a reception in Hon or of their son and daughter in or. And mrs. Kenneth Evans whose marriage was an event of August 25-in St. George s anglican Church Rev. Roy f. Gartrell officiating. Mrs. Evans the former Mary Elizabeth Rowland is the daughter of or. And mrs. Donald Rowland. Or and mrs. Kenneth Lavoie left by air thursday morn miss Johnson will leave Friday. Ferin school District. She and miss Evans have returned from a Short vacation at the Lake of the Woods and will proceed to Calgary Alta., where they will make their Home. P olo onion 6 Jen t to Jive London simple a. Active Royal probably describe most fittingly the fall fashions or by London s top ten the designing Field. There May be the Swan Loo the Gaucho look the Elizabetha and victorian looks but the diff ence in Cut and style takes nothing trom the general effect of Reg misses Val me Johnson Anna Lockerby and Therese Lavoie. V011r hostess 1 will appreciate some of dels delicious homemade Candy this weekend choose from our Usu in wide assortment Deis 455 Portage Avenue next to the gaiety theatre ome now in Canada the world famous shampoo Beauty treatment by creamy soap less lathe that res totes . Natural hair now in up Cecial Type to keep blonde hair gleaming with Lovely just few drops in regular by Joan o Sullivan when the family sits around Reading the evening paper shaking their Heads in dismay Over the Auto Accident plane crash that s holding the headlines they re in their own living room Sale at Home or so they suppose. But warns the National safety Council a House has hazards too. Statistics show this statement to be alarmingly Correct. Each year thousands Are killed and millions Are injured in Home accidents. So to be Sale rather than sorry one should be interested in the words of warning the Council offers in when you build or a Booklet of safety suggestions for Home owners. The opening article offers advice on choosing a site. There Are recommendations on exterior planning too. For example be sure the drive Way is arranged so that Bushes and shrubs Don t obscure the Entrance and exit. Plan any entrances to the House with handrails because the Steps get Slippery in icy weather land a rail May save some member of the family from taking a bad fall. Handrails Are important in doors too on any staircase that has More than two Steps. Indoor play areas for the children they should t be in the path o Normal traffic. The design of storage facilities i another vitally important item in planning for a Safe Home life the Booklet Points out. Overcrowded closets can create Many hazards frequently used articles should b placed where they can be Reache by the person of average Heigh standing on the Garden tools outdoor equipment and such item As bicycles should be stored a ground level. Poisons of course must be placed out of the reach o children. The Booklet which is with sketches one of which is re produced Here lists Many othe safety suggestions including Sonn on plumbing electrical equipment heating and fire Protection. A cop be careful about doors warns of when you build or remodel the Booklet. Make sure they Don Timmy be obtained by sending 17 cent. 1 ,._. To the National safety Council swing into Normal traffic lanes or open upon Stair land Ings. Give some consideration 19 ago 11, 111. 425 North Michigan Avenue. Chic a place for. Everything and everything in us place in this Well planned household Stor Agie closet. All items Are within easy reach. A1ici Khiuit pm ecu oof to Wist Point univ tool International no fats added baked without shortening Uril Wrt Dill ind it toll snot Milt Elmr Oil Boi 1027, . Baked for you by Weston bakeries Ltd. Iran by few cml Fri Iii St Feti. He wader a wedding vows made aug. 20 Inez Norma second daughter of or. And mrs. Einar Erickson of Wadena sask became the Bride of Paul Sidney Larson Only son of or. And Are Iver Larson also of Wadena at a wedding service in the United Church manse at a Dena August 20. Rev. Reginald Fox officiated. The Bride chose a gown of White brocaded Satin. The fitted bodice was fashioned with a Nylon net in set Yoke and Long Lily Point sleeves. Rhinestones trimmed the bouffant skirt of the gown and a headdress of net and Satin held the Bride s full length veil. Miss Myrtle Brick son sister of the Bride and miss Edith Ronnie w e r e bridesmaids. Ramona Loberg Cousin of the Bride and Kelly. Smote Nephew of the attendants. The brother of the Bride Stanley Brick son and Arthur Kitchen attended ther bridegroom. A reception was held at the of the bridegroom s parents. Or. And mrs. Larson will near Selkirk girl weds James Mckay Fraser formerly of Scotland the lutheran Church Selkirk Man., was the setting for a wee Ding August 16 at 4 . When do Reen Gay Only daughter of or and mrs. Walter keen of Selkirk exchanged marriage vows wit James Mckay Fraser son of mrs Fraser and the late j. J. Frase of Aberdeen Scotland. Rev. S. Olafsson officiated. Mrs. A. H. Bar Nett played the wedding music Fred g. Brown was soloist. wore a gown of Whit Chantilly lace and Nylon net. The strapless lace gown ending in a circular train with inserts of by Ion tulle was topped by a lace red ingot with Wing Collar and Lily pointed sleeves and a peplum out lined in scallops. A Coronet of see pearls and tulle held her veil o illusion net. She carried a Cascad bouquet of. Sweetheart roses am Stepha Notis. Miss Adeline Massey was maid of Honor and miss Oliv Eyman was bridesmaid. William Roric was Best Man. Ushering wer Russel keen brother of the Bride and Kenneth Kurbis. Nia grand was Flower girl and Garry grand was ring bearer. A reception was held in the memorial Hall Selkirk. Or. Am mrs. Fraser left on a wedding trip to red Lake ont., and on thei return will make their Home a the Whittier Block Winnipeg. Back goes the Beret like Shower Caps worn a Back on the head berets Crown the Heads of half the school crowd with them it s the polished Hea of hair sleeved Back up off the ears with ends tucked into Thi Beret and Only the smooth True line of glittering hair showing in front. Shampoo your hair As often As it needs it to keep it Lustrous and clean. But do defeat the hard Ness of the water or exposure to Sun and wind with a Creme rinse leaving a Trail of faint enticing perfume too. An original Model in smoke Slipper Satin this cocktail dress wearable in any season is accepted with a scoop neckline Short Cap and finely pleated Ikirt. _ that is the keynote of every big collection. A Young Queen with a fashion minded sister will be crowned june next and Britain s fashion Forur i s not going to let us forget it. Royal thoughts in other worlds it will be a Winter for Royal Princess the brocades furs and satins that suggest Champagne sparkling in Crystal glasses against Gilt and mirrored Walls red Plush and polished Wood. Crinoline cocktail and evening dresses have a sumptuous Width that cries out for the accommodating interiors of the Home drawn carriages of earlier years. Even in Day clothes there is a definite regal flavor. The Royal ladies love of velvet is stressed in the billowing skirts of neatly waisted Coats with rounded shoulders and stand collars. Prin Cess Margaret who has Bough More than one outfit from Victor Stiebel might have been the inspiration for his wide skirted Turquoise velvet coat with immense Grey fur cuffs and tiny Matching hat Little bigger than a half hat. Itt for Princess the Princess could certainly Wear with sophisticated distinction the White Nylon dress with Short accor Dian pleated skirt billowing Over a crinoline foundation the diaphanous shawl Collar pleated to cup the 3ra-line. With Low Square neck the tight bodice beaded in Silver from Bra to Waist and the Waist caught by a narrow Silver kid Belt t is a Type of gown the Princess favors often. Royal preference would no doubt incline to All round pleated Day dresses in Light weight wools and Leavy Silks worn with tight waisted jackets rather than the big Shoul dered Gaucho suits with Waist less jackets Over knee tight skirts. Varied styles the varied styles of Box jackets rom Loose Waist length to tight hipped half belted effects will however be the Best seller for smart business girls with modest bankrolls. The voluminous knife pleated skirts cannot possibly sell at competitive prices. Dull though they Are the Winter woollens achieve an under color Richness suggestive of Royal Bro Cades in the elizabethan Era. Take or instance the latest thing in cloths under dark Bubble surfaces of Black Grey or bottle Reen glow Rich reds deep blues ind Clear Royal purples. The out standing Winter color is Green in Ivery Shade from True grass to he darkest Peacock shot with Blue my Tawny Gold Edith Bell and r. Lanthier wed in Norwood Regent s Park United Church manse was the scene of a quiet wedding at 3 . August 20 when Edith Wainona youngest daughter of or. And mrs. Robert Bell of St vital became the Bride Roland Hubert Lanthier youngest son of or. And mrs. J. A Lanthier of Norwood. Rev. Kenneth m Pyer officiated. The Bride wore a Woollen suit in Winter White accented with a Navy Blue hat and gloves. Her Corsage was of orchids. Mrs. Peter Lea of Toronto attended her Sis Ter and Milton Carrigan was Best Man. Following a trip by motor to Detroit lakes and Minneapolis Minn. Or. And mrs. Lanthier will reside on St. Mary s Road in nor Wood. Mrs. James Bernard Sanders and her three year old daughter Marie France returned monday Horn Paris France where or. Sanders completed he doctorate in 19ih Century French literature at the University of Paris. Or. And mrs. Sanders and their daughter Are the guests of his parents or. And mrs. B. E. Sanders Downing Street. Selkirk Man weds girl from Ukraine holy Trinity greek Thordox Church Winnipeg was the scene of a double ring wedding August 19 at 4.30 . When Sonia Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. Andrew sul Yma of the Ukraine and Michael Kushlia son of or. And mrs. S. Kushlia of Selkirk Man., exchanged marriage vows. Rev. H. A Oleniuk officiated. Jaroslow Schuz played the wedding music and the male voice choir Sang. The Bride wore a gown of White taffeta and net. The moulded bodice of net had he pointed sleeves. The full skirt had an underskirt of taffeta. She carried american 3e_auty roses and asters. Brides maids were misses Halyna Polisha of Winnipeg Pauline Stecyk was Selkirk and Annie Chuza. Bohdan Barabash of Winnipeg was bes Man. Ushers were Jarnes Boresky and Walter Omelian of Selkirk a reception was held in the Pac Fie Hall Selkirk. Or. And mrs Kushlia will reside in Selkirk. Mrs. A. W. Hanks Douglas Park Road St. James will Leare sunday with Mir. Hanks who is National president of the Canadian weekly newspapers association to attend the association s convention september 4, s and 6 at St. Andrew s by the sea n.8. Charles Noakes and Inglish Bride will at Kirkfield St. James presbyterian Church As the scene of a wedding August at 4.30 .1 when Jeanette Aughter of or. And mrs. Charles Ardiner of Carlyle England be ame the Bride of Charles w. Cakes eldest son of mrs. Florence Oakes and the late Charles s Oakes of Kirkfield Park. Rev. D. Hill performed the ceremony. Mrs. E. Thompson attended the ride and Wilfred j. Greaves was jest Man for his brother in Law. Tie Bride chose an ankle length Eeve less gown of White brocaded latin. The slender bodice was Fash Ned with a standup Collar and buttoned from Throat to Waist. Blow length gloves and a Bonnet lace completed her ensemble. He Bride carried bouquet of Hite and Pink carnations. A reception was held at the Home the bridegroom s brother in Law and sister and mrs. Greaves ollege. Street. After a Short trip the United states or. And mrs. Oakes will reside in Kirkfield Ark Canada s 1952 pack of canned Paragus totalled dozen ans with a net weight of contents pounds. Canada s. Consumption of fluid ilk and Cream on a milk basis 1951 was pints Early pints More than 1950. Make last year s print new again with this simple device. If you have underestimated the Power of a buttonhole it is All you need for any v neckline. Pass through a Taf feta Scarf or make one preferably Cut on the Bias and drape it us we illustrate. Mob general Fri Turki corp wedding rings were exchanged August 16 at 4 . When Barbara younger daughter of or. And mrs. J. Uravich of Beausejour Man., was United in marriage with con stable James l. Johnston son of or. And mrs. F. L. Johnston of sask. Rev. R. D. Thomp son performed the service in Knox United Church. Mrs. F. Granger was at the Organ and soloist miss Joan Tony. Miss Irene Kucy Niece of the Bride was maid of Honor and bridesmaid was miss Violet Englot. Const. A Macarthur was Best Man and the guests were ushered by const a Mains Ridge arid const. A. Stupich. Tjie Bride chose a strapless gown of lace Over Nylon tulle and Satin with a Redin Gote of Matching lace featuring a High Collar and Lily Point sleeves. A tiny lace Cap held her fingertip veil of illusion and she carried a Cascade of red roses and White Sweet peas. Following a reception held in Moore s restaurant const and mrs. Johnston left by motor to Honey Moon at Banff Alta. They will re Side in Winnipeg. Bad posture cause of sewing fatigue when you come Back from your holidays to Start fall sewing Don t forget those Beauty exercises you had such fun doing or. The Beach. Half the Wear and tear on Energy when sewing comes from bad pos Ture. Sewing centres have quite a few suggestions for Comfort in sewing posture. Give a Good lumbering up stretch before sitting Down at the sewing Bench. Naturally Vou have chosen a Bench the right height in relation to the level of the sewing machine table. Dangling legs Cryn tire you very quickly. To avoid Back Strain the secret is to move Forward from 1he hips not from the Waist. Try shaking your hands from the wrist to loosen fingers before you Start. Remember How you were taught to do this before beginning Scales on the piano now let the arms rest lightly on the sewing machine table when doing seams. Vou need t clutch the material to guide it. Thin tugs both the fab Ric and you out of shape. Blink at work Berens River pair wed at Early bridal the United Church Berens River Man., was the scene of a wed Ding August 13 at 11.30 . When Florence daughter of or. And mrs. J. J. Everett of Berens River became the Bride Wilson Belanger son of or. And mrs. Thomas Belanger of Berens River. Rev. H. Newfield officiated. The Bride wore a gown of White taffeta featuring a moulded bodice with a round lace Yoke and Lily pointed sleeves and a pleated skirt. Her fingertip veil was held by a Coronet of Orange blossoms. She carried White roses. Miss Pearl Mccorrister was bridesmaid. Kenneth Everett brother of the Bride was Best Man. A reception was held at the Home of the bridegroom s parents. Or. And mrs. Besanger will reside at Berens River. B Ryce s people do not blink often enough when they Are Reading or sewing or doing close accounting work. Blink of Toner. It rests the eyes. And glance away from work every so often across the room or out the window. 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