Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 30, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday january 30, 1965 consumer fair on two Days the Manitoba Branch of the Consumers association of can in association with Loca branches will sponsor the fourth annual consumer fair a Hudson s Bay fashion theatre from 2 to . Wednesday and 11 . To 7 . Thursday exhibits will be provided through the co operation of the Manitoba department of agriculture Extension service Canad Ian packaging association Manitoba department of Industry and Commerce and the Canad Ian food and drug directorate. New packages new textiles laundry and lighting demonstrations Hobart fat indicator re Cipes bulletins and question Aires will All be displayed. Mrs. W. M. Auld president o the cac provincial Branch Anc mrs. Eric Litheredge Manitoba investigations chairman have prepared a display of some new packaging techniques Learned when they took part in discus Sions held by the provincial chapter of the Canadian pack aging association. The fair will be opened form ally at 3 . Wednesday by prof. A. S. R. Tweedie director of adult education at the univer sity of now enjoy. Sunday dinner family style 7n our attractive Selkirk dining room from 6 . Till 10 . Every sunday to the Organ styling of Murray Trimble playing your requests regular dinner menu children under 12 half Price Royal Alexandra hotel for reservations Pierie Phon. We 2-2141 Diana Grant biked by Trio in Selkirk lounge and for your dining and dancing enjoyment Thi Don Shannon Trio in Selkirk dining room you re sew right Fey cd Yandoh a collection of new ideas and sewing tips from world famous designers cording pull Hera to turn from Toni Owen Toni Owen Lone known her inventiveness originated the idea of co. Or donated in Partei. Her designs beloved by the Art versatile wardrobe extender com Bine easy Chic with classic simplicity. Here Toni Owen Iha Reg her enviable know How to help you Lew better. Bias covered Cable Cord has Many uses in its. Varying widths As belts loops for buttoning Skinny shoulder straps Decora Tive Frog fasteners braided trim and knotted buttons to mention a few. If you have struggled in trying to turn Bias Cov ered Cord right Side out you need writhe no More. Toni Owen gives us a hint for a Quick easy Way to cover and turn inches or Miles of cording. Cut Bias strip to tha desired length and wide enough to cover Cord plus a extra for seam allowance. Where necessary piece Bias on straight Grain of Abric. Cut Cord twice the length of bins. Example if you need 6" of finished cording you will use 12" of Cord. Stitch Center of Cord securely to one end of Bias on wrong Side of fabric mid Way Between Long edges. Cord to Vrem fold Over Cord 10 right Side of fabric is against Cord and Cord is at Center of fold. Stitch close to Cord using cording foot in machine. Tan Blu or cw-4, if narrow Cord in used trim seam one Edge narrower than the other to avoid bulk. Starting at end secured to Cord and using thumb and fore Finger gently work Bias Over exposed free end of Cord bit by bit so seam does not twist. Sometimes it helps to get started if fingers Are slightly dampened. Now with the other hand grasp Cord that is gradually being uncovered. Suddenly one tug and it s right Side out pull to turn snip off excess exposed Cord. If ends Are to be finished turn in and slip stitch catching in Cord. I Lew London a leading London fashion designer Charles Creed reported thursday that one third of his Spring collection has been stolen vanishing without Trace from his Salon. Gone with the unknown raid ers Are 18 of the 45 gowns suits and topcoats that Creed unveiled to London newspapers this month and planned to show to clients soon. The Paris born Couturier rated one of London s top 10 fashion designers told detectives the value of the missing models was no More than but it would take weeks of work to replace them. Plan carnival at Earl Grey hockey games a variety show Bingo a dance and crowning of a Queen Are among features of a carnival feb. 18-20 at Earl Grey Community club. Beginning at . Feb. 18, there will be a House league playoff hockey game a variety show and indoor games with prizes. At . Feb. 19 there will be a free movie ban Tam a hockey indoor games and crowning of the carnival Queen. Candidates Are to chop Tain Vicky Storey. Colleen Brooks and Iris Milvor. Beginning at 8 . Feb. 20 there will be Jam pail Curling and hockey games. After 6 . The Centre will be open to adults Only for Bingo. Sparling Rcw elects officers mrs. Samuel Parbery was elected president of Sparling United Church women at the annual meeting succeeding mrs. Art Coulter. Vice presidents Are mrs. W. E Thome mrs. Horace Tottle mrs. F. M. Robertson and mrs d. W. Mckenzie treasurer mrs. Douglas Tottle recording Secretary mrs. W. A. Sum mers and corresponding Secre tary mrs. W. A. Tucker officers were installed by Rev j. Esek Stewart. Finds Viking site norwegian archaeologist Anne Stine Ingstad uncovered the first Viking household soapstone newfound and in 1864. Warmth another aspect of gracious townhouse living at the Village West let temperature drop it when the Village West is your address a Well heated garage comes with your rental. But a cozy car All Winter is Only one Side of the Story your spacious townhouse has All the privacy of an individual Home. It s completely sound proofed and air conditioned with dramatic sunken living room and elegant formal dining room. Enjoy All the advantages of Winnipeg s smartest new address in the Fine residential Section of Assiniboia. Rentals Are from s 65 5200 per month. Visit the fully furnished show Home at 341 Westwood drive open 2 . To 10 . Telephone 832-4430 284-1402 Case of a labor of love by Andre Maurois the English use an expression which i like a labor of love. It Means a Job done with love not so much for Money or ambition As Lor pleasure. But i would especially like to speak today about a Job done for the love of someone. There Are difficult tasks which in themselves give no pleasure but which suddenly become enjoyable when done for a loved one. Work is Joy take an employee who has Little enthusiasm for his Job but who Falls in love with the Boss s daughter. He knows he will her Only if he proves his Worth and renders himself indispensable to the firm. Here is a boy who is going to work with Joy. Take the wife of a writer who types her husband s Manu scripts. This is not a pleasant task. His handwriting is difficult to decipher the hours spent at the typewriter give her a backache and sometimes she stays up Hall the night to finish an article. But what a Joy it is if she. Loves him to present him on time with an impeccably typed manuscript. His tender thanks Are ample recompense for All her hard work. I know of a Case which i consider a. Wonderful example where a difficult Job was done Lor the love of a dead person. This Story was told to me by its heroine one of the finest dancers at the opera de Paris. Her parents had enrolled her at a very Early age at the school of dance. She was pretty and Graceful and they Felt she could make a career of the Ballet. The Little girl submitted sadly. She would rather have continued her studies. Showed Promise her teacher at the opera was an elderly woman of italian origin who had once been a famous Prima Donna and who recognized with sure instinct that the Little girl had great Talent. She uttered to give her private lessons and tried to communicate to her the love of the it was in vain the Young girl stubborn and rebellious had Only average refused to put Forth the extra Effort which have made her Shine out Over her companions. .5 then one Day when the Little girl came for her lesson Shet found the old woman in bed with a burning fever. It was double pneumonia. The doctor came worried the student who loved her elderly Ballet teacher dearly Deg cited to take care of her and notified her parents of Bee decision. Thus the two women spent Many hours together and the old woman in her fever talked you she said you have been both my greatest hops and my greatest disappointment. You had More natural Talent than any other dancer i have Ever known. I have made Many a Star during my lifetime and i thought you would be the last and that you would do me great honor.7 then i covered with sadness that you Dernot like the Ballet. Despite my efforts you have not tried. Talent is nothing without hard work. Now i am going to die to leave you and you Wiur never fulfil my Hopes what a love served her after a week of struggle the old dancer died in the arms of the Young was profoundly moved. She was filled with remorse. It is she thought i could have done it but i did t want to and i disappointed this woman who loved then suddenly she said to herself Why not become what she expected of me i can still give to her dead what 1 did t know How to give to her j and from that Day on she worked so ardently that she quickly bypassed All of the stages and Rose to the top. Today she is one of the most famous dancers i the world. Love saved her. Yes we sometimes go to a great Deal of trouble to expiate the unhappiness we have caused a Mother now dead a human being whom we have disappointed. But would t if be much better to begin while they Are still living and give them the happiness of witnessing this labor of love 100 club gives prizes gifts the 100 club an auxiliary to Knowles school for boys has reported on its activities last year. Trophies and prizes were presented at the closing exer birthday gifts and cards were sent to each boy music and Art lessons were made available and a Christmas party and concert held. As Well the club donated to the Board of the school. The annual Tea will take place from March 9 at Eaton s Assembly Hall. Mrs. A. E. Howard will be convener. A life membership in the club was presented to mrs. J. B. Gray. Mrs. W. R. Mcalpine was re elected president. Vice presidents Are mrs. L. B. Mowat and mrs. N. W. Sullivan Secretary mrs. T. E. King and treasurer Elizabeth Howard. For fussy pets . Movie producer rec Bari Derochemont has written a Cook Book for pets with Peculiar tastes. Dale Carnegie sales course sell More effectively and therefore increase your. Income. Class now forming. Free information. 1311 Portage ave. 774-3041 942-1533 timid child needs special treatment Many children do show Defin Ite personality traits in Early life. Some Are less affectionate More withdrawn and seemingly More self sufficient than others. It takes an understanding Par ent to draw out a child who stands aloof Tor he does not in spire equal warmth. Criticism punishment and showing Hurt feelings May inhibit him fur ther. The following Little girl is not an average two and a half year old for she. Is More cooperative and better behaved than most. Mrs. L. F. Worries because she is unresponsive to adults. She writes my husband feels i am concerned unnecessarily. I wonder if the fault is mine. She is Obedi ent but when she is corrected even mildly reprimanded she withdraws and sulks usually lying on the floor. This has been going on for Over a year. I ignore her or give extra love and cuddling but she Dis likes being loved up this was apparent when she was. A tiny baby. It seems so hard to show her the love i think is necessary. Happier alone she plays Well with other children though she wants her own Way a lot she has shown no jealousy toward her baby sister and demands Little person Al attention. She seems happier when left alone. She does any Little task neatly for which i Praise her. It does t seem to matter to her. She Seldom will go to adults ignores them. This is not Only strangers but grandparents and friends. This morning when a neighbor came to the door she would not say hello she put her head Down sulked and would not raise it until the woman had gone. I spanked her but this is not the answer. A Well mannered child is import ant to me but most of All i want her to be to be obedient at this age is not typical so she has a great desire to please or a fear of not pleasing. Your Only fault could be in being so demanding and strict with her that she has reason to sulk and nurse resent Ful feelings. No one can expect her to like not having her Way and being reprimanded. Jealous reaction withdrawal May be a jealous reaction. There May be no More to her other behaviour than that she is an a demonstrative shy child. Let her stand Back and develop Confidence. Social Man ners come later. Show love and approval of her without demanding responses she does not feel or cannot express. This must come Natur ally. If it does not. Let her be herself without disparagement. This will help thaw a cold child j Don t make a Mountain of a j mole Hill but if her behaviour be i comes More extreme consult a child guidance Counselor. J for additional information on this subject you la want to read mrs. Eldred s free Leaf let the timid child. 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Mary Wilson is honorary president. A life membership was presented mrs. A. Wih Alden and three scholarships awarded. Auxiliary election mrs. Stanley Stillwell is presi Dent for 1965 of the ladies auxiliary to the army Navy and air Force veterans in Canada Assiniboia unit. Vice presidents Are mrs. William Marr and mrs. Jacob Kehler Secretary mrs. L. D. Patterson and treasurer mrs. Elaine Troshel. Sale ends saturday february 6th cleaned by magic cello tone sweaters men s or women s any style regular 90c each Plain skirts expertly pressed and finished regular 90c each blouses regular 90c each shoe repair specials ladies half soles 2-50 or. Men s half regular soles 3-25 2.49 Perth s Sil 37261 never a question about Quality. It s guaranteed ;