Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 3, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july 3, 1968 Omen s news Rainbow stage costumes achieve Thrifty elegance anyone attending the Rainbow stage production of carnival will notice the elegance of two White Satin costumes among the hubbub of color and materials. But few will know of the Art which took a sketch by designer Ted Korol and 98 cent a Yard Satin and hours of work to produce that flowing Cape the suit with upstanding Collar and a gown with completely boned bodice. The Art is known As cutting and the Cutter Maryka Gawron. She and four workers created 60 costumes from or. Korol s sketches for the show which opens wednesday. For miss Gawron designing for the theatre and the Ballet Are part time jobs providing extra excitement to her regular profession of manufacturer s designer. In her theatre profession she must practically be a designer herself she noted in an interview while watching the first stage exposure of the costumes she had created in six weeks including re adjust ments. The prime Factor in her mind concerning these costumes was the provision for movement. Mrs. Peter Musyk holds Trousseau Tea mrs. Peter Muzyk of Corne Street North Kildonan held a Trousseau Tea in Honor of Daugh Ter Petrette Maria who will marry Edward Dennis Dolyniuk saturday. Over two Hundred guests attended a Shower for the Bride elect held in the Canadian ukrainian Institute pros Vita. Other showers were held by mrs. Fred Krywy Ochyra and daughter Susan at the Corne Street Home of the Bride elect Carole Kuryk Rothesay Street North Kildonan with Eathy Slota and by mrs. Stan Mathi As and Diane Corne Street. The teachers of Princess Margaret school presented the Bride to be with a gift. The betrothed couple entertained their parents at a luncheon at the banking chop suey House. Or. And mrs. John Dolyniuk parents of the Groom elect plan to hold a rehearsal party Friday at their Dalton Street residence. Out of town guests expected at the wedding include or. And mrs. S. Dolyniuk fort Frances ont or. And mrs. Jack swindle or. And mrs. R. P. Maves East grand Forks Minnesota Jean Wilkinson Victoria b. C. Or. And mrs. Don Albright Pentic ton b. C. Mrs Leo Nyznik Luba and Ricky of California and mrs. And mrs. Edward Dolyniuk of flin flon. One Clown s costume required several re adjustments in the underarm ending up with a six Inch allowance for action. That meant taking that parti Cular costume apart at least three times. Then t h e r e was Victor Budreau s Clown costume. The sketch called for Diamond printed material. None was available so miss Gawron s wardrobe department Cut six Inch Diamond shaped pieces and sewed them together for a leg and one Side of the suit. As the harem girls walked on miss Gawron pointed out that the bikinis quite fitted were velvet without the use of any Stretchy material. No Stretchy materials were used anywhere but with know ledge of fabrics construction and body movement she can make a one piece Doublet to turn a somersault in All costumes Are lined she said to give a Quality finish to what is often very inexpensive material. Miss Gawron Learned the Art of cutting for the stage in new York Belgium and at Stratford she describes it. Is a combination of costume tra Ihrig and fashion knowledge for it requires background in clothes and in historical periods not Only How clothes looked but How they were constructed. Cutting in the manufacturer s sense Means tracing a pattern. In theatre of any kind it also Means making the original pattern to suit the mood As Well As the specifications of the designer. You must have a system for any big show she said. And that comes after years of in fact there Are no real schools for cutting. The whole thing comes with experience for carnival miss Gawron had to Cope with problems of dressing siamese twins the armless girl a Snake charmer a Bear Trainer roustabout arid clowns. Lillian Lewis As the incomparable Rosalie has four com plete costume changes. Harem girls Barbara Bourget Veronica Graver Carol West honoured before her wedding several showers have been held in Honor of Carol West saturday Bride elect of Gary Eliasson. Shower hostesses included mrs. George West of Selkirk with mrs. Garry Cooper and mrs. Frank Wachal mrs. R. J. West St. Johns Avenue with mrs. Edward Oles and mrs. Wal Ter mrs. John Novak of Linden Avenue East Kildonan with Charlotte Novak Janice Turk m e 1 b a Eliasson and Elaine Watt. A dessert party was held by mrs. Edward Benjaminson South drive fort Garry assisted by mrs Fred Benjaminson and Inga Benjaminson. A social evening for the couple at St. Mary s Hall was hosted by Dave Allery Bob Deluca and Glen Eliasson. Or. And mrs. Gissur Eliasson Dominion Street parents of the Groom elect plan an after rehearsal party for Friday evening. Advertisement Beauty advice i have never yet seen a finer method of improving the complexion. Wrinkles Are smoothed dryness is checked blemishes vanish and the skin takes on a healthy Youthful look extract from a report by Margaret Merril suggesting the use of the moist tropical Oil of olay As a pow Der base most druggists Are now Able to obtain supplies of this Oil which gives glorious loveliness to the skin. Engagements Kilburn Smith or. And mrs. Douglas f. Kil Burn we twin Are pleased to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Brenda Lee to Michael Somerset son of or. And mrs. John s. Smith St. James. Wedding to take place 7 ., july 20, 1968 at the protestant Chapel . Winnipeg Corner Silver ave. And Why Tewold re. 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In 1963 she was a member of the first group of Canadian women to visit Siberia. Mrs. Murray told the commit tee of concerned citizens for Vietnam she is sure the North vietnamese will not give Way on the four Points they Are de All of North Vietnam Stop that Amer ican troops withdraw from Viet Nam that the Viet Cong nation Al liberation front be recognized and that the right of Viet Nam to self determination be recognized. It is evident the vietnamese will Settle for nothing she said. They Are prepared to fight Arother five years if Nec mrs. Murray said the bulk of production in North Vietnam was being carried on by women. She saw no men of military age. She was told the men were at the front in the Southern portion of North Vietnam. Mrs. Murray said Hanoi was not bombed during her stay there but states aircraft flew overhead every Clear Day. Hanoi showed evidence of heavy bombing. Streets of shops and houses were badly dam aged. She visited Nam Ditrih third largest City in North Vietnam with a population of and estimated 80 per cent of the City had been destroyed by bombing she was also taken to the town of Phu by that once had a popu lation of Only one House was. Standing. H 6 s p i t a 1 a schools and churches had not been spared by the bombing mrs. Murray said. As a result of the. Bombing Industry in North Vietnam has de centralized and plants Are con stantly moved from one location to another. Children Are taught in under ground classrooms with bunkers dug next to the desks in Case of air raids mrs Muray said there was 110 evidence that the North Viet namese were Short of food. Drug warning is directed at Drivers Ottawa if you re taking any drugs ask your doctor or pharmacist about How they of might affect your driving a vehicle or operating machinery. Some drugs May have an Adverse effect says a release from the Federal health arid welfare department. 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