Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 8, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba 12 Winnipeg free press monday september 8, 1969 ow6 w v Giff y by Cathy Carlyle the carnival of the arts held j saturday and sunday at the i merely caused the ribbon to Home of or. And mrs. George h. Sellers seemed to reach the Goel at which it aimed every one present was having fun and was involved in at least one event. However according to a spokesman for the women s committee of the Winnipeg Art gallery sponsor of the carnival the show did t get off to an expected smooth Start. Premiered Schreyer was to open the program by cutting a Nickel ribbon at 1 . Saturday with a Blowtorch. But the Torch the ribbon with scissors the Bird House was the scene of several interested onlookers sunday when indians from St. Ambroise. Man., carved wooden decoys and made Willow or Marsh Reed Wren houses. The decoys Cost and the Wren houses s3. One Indian said it took him just Ivi hours and sometimes less to make a Decoy. The Market featured fresh bread cucumbers Green peppers House plants and even hand painted easter eggs. Everywhere so it seemed children were holding Bright balloons or eating ice Cream i bought from Little ice Cream stands scattered Over the Carni Val grounds. The University of Manitoba had a colourful psychedelic style tent sheltering an exhibition of , Spring wheat and common weeds. Painters were not excluded from the carnival. One building was devoted to the works of Manitoba artists. Exhibits were from the Grant gallery and 20 per cent of Stjes were to be donated to the Manitoba citizens Centennial fund. Prices for paintings were As High As a stall entitled yarn Art j and on display were works from such Well known artists As win Ston leathers featured on the spot weaving demonstrations. Try it yourself people were urged. Examples of inlay and tapestry weaving Hung on the Wall along with newly spun yarn tote bags and creative stitchery. Several members of the women s com Mittee said there has been a. Recent revival of spinning and weaving across Canada. Audrey Riller Robert Bruce and Gordon Adaskin. Aslo scheduled for the Carni Val were Winnipeg s contemporary dancers the Cercle Moliere synchronized s w i m Ming and the Springfield Hunt club. Besides area set aside for children there was a rest area for adults a Riverside at the latter men and women were entertained by a Lively group playing Folk songs. Just to join in with the spirit of the occasion parking attend ants and other officials wore j cheerful red and yellow fringed capes. Buses came at regular j 20-minute intervals to bring people to the show but not Many seemed to be leaving i most seemed to be having too much fun to think of going Home. Admission to the carnival Cost for adults for children j the event s financial goal was to raise for the building fund of the Manitoba Centennial corporation. Feminist couple agree to apply for divorce 1 Toronto up Bonnie and Rodney Kreps Are getting divorced after 11 years of marriage because they see Eye to Eye. The Toronto couple want the Trade just testing Maxi length coat for a fashion that in t expected to sell Well the Maxi coat is drawing a lot of com ment from fashion experts this season. In a Cross Canada Survey by the Canadian press manufacturers and retailers across the country mentioned it As a trend tester something Worth watching but not yet Ripe for popularity. A Montreal retailer commented it s the Young ones who Are interested in the longer otherwise hemlines Are As they have been for several at the height the wearer likes Best. The layered look is Back but with a difference. Long Torsoe sweaters or tunics or jackets Are to be worn with pants or skirts or separately As min dresses. Pleated skirts Are popular. Flared pants Are the Only styles and Are cited by a Winnipeg fashion consultant As further indication that the Maxi look is coming Back. For evening says Ottawa they appear in printed Stop Ash tray fires Partisky m ask toys pm Brand. Snuffs out cigarettes ample tet m to Telnet your Dovet or set car m fire. Keep a package m the f love compartment. Cow Brand evening pyjama suits and an Kle length Chiffon culottes. The whole costume will have a Busy look with Flap Ping flared pants floppy brimmed hats pleated skirts chains and pearls and scarves belts and strapped buckled shoes. Color predictions vary with in a general agreement that clothes will be colourful but More subdued than summer styles. Halifax Saint John and St John s All name Browns greens and wines As the season s probable favor ites. Montreal says Black will be Back. A Vancouver depart ment store spokesman says anything in the purple Range will be popular. A Regina buyer says the see through look will be worn by the Independent minded with underwear. Winni Peg says see through styles Are sellouts in several stores. A Montreal source says bras and girdles Are disappearing and a nude impression is becoming a favorite. Less spectacularly the cluttered appearance extends to individual styles. The Many pocketed safari fad appears in handbags As Well As jackets and year s hard Ware clans again on Coats shoes hats. A Toronto consultant says scarves Are the big accessory for the fall especially for the Young. They can be any length made of anything worn Over or under other clothes. Fur hats and hoods fur come and browse in our new boutique. Raggedy Ann is fashion ably Sheik. 261 Kennedy St. 956-0254 registration fall Winter program men women swimming fitness slim trim steam yoga Golf judo daytime or evening classes boys girls 2 years to teenage swimming diving gymnastics basketball wrestling judo. Art dancing after school Satur Day classes. Annual rates for families under per week annual rates for adults under per week children under per month North Branch Myca College Mccregor 589-8325 trim on Coats and fun furs will be on the scene. So will leather in Coats and Long vests especially. Shoes continue to be Chunky trimmed with straps chains or buckles. The Patent leather look is fashion Able. The biggest change is that heels Are higher than they have been. Boots will continue to be an important part of a cold weather costume their height varying with their owner s style. The Maxi or ankle length coat is Only a trend tester this fall according to a Cross Canada Survey by the Canadian press. This one was modelled at a recent show in Toronto put on by a department store. Jed an Appeal has been made to assist a widow and her six school age children who lost household effects in a fire last week. The fire occurred Friday at 569 St. Anne s Road in a House rented by the widow Evelyn Loewen 39, whose husband died in a Highway Accident in june. Mrs. Loewen was in Hospital for surgery at the time of the fire according to a sister in Law Hilda Loewen. Hilda Loewen said sunday the family was being helped by neighbors and Public and priv ate agencies but was in need of Beds for another Home expected to be rented shortly. Mrs. Loewen said fire and water1 damage would prevent the family from returning to their former Home. I Hilda Loewen of 350 Bowmans Avenue East Kildonan said j people willing to donate Beds could phone her or a brother m Law. Peter Loewen of 48 Black Berry Bay St. Boniface. They will continue to live to Gether. Mrs. Kreps. An attractive 32-year-old Mother of one and television researcher consid ers herself a Symbol of women s liberation in Canada. Her husband a University of Toronto professor is also a staunch feminist. They agree thai marriage and their extremist views Are not compatible and they Are applying for a divorce if not in Ontario then in the United states. For mrs. Kreps who wears neither make up nor wedding ring marriage is a form of slavery and the occupation of housewife is parasitic. She is one of the founders of the new feminists a Toronto equivalent of the woman Power groups in the . The 30 Active members have one Basic philosophy the male must be removed from his position at the Centre of the universe. They believe that five years feminism will be As powerful a movement As Black Power. Wombs will soon be used to release women from pregnancy. Where professionals will rear children will be organized to allow women to pursue full time careers. Something is done to alleviate discrimination against women they will re sort to using Force either physically or by refusing to form relationships with men. Why should a woman be considered Johnny s Mother or mrs. John Brown or a pro Fessor s wife instead of real asks mrs. Kreps. Even though some jobs such As filing or secretarial work might have More Drudgery there is nothing worse than being a House because they consider themselves the new feminists last april broke away from another militant feminist group called the w o m e n s liberation move ment which has a marxist philosophy. The new feminists Range in age from 20 to 70 and include housewives teachers an anthropologist a chartered Countant and a lawyer. Molt Are wives and mothers four Are divorced. Says one 50-year-old founding member Mother of two if i had my life to live Over i would place my career first and marriage second just As Man does. I used to become furious when someone called me Juit housewife and now i know that i m just a pointless existence mrs. Kreps says one of the main Points of the movement is to give North America s mate Back his masculinity. Start wednesday regular meetings of the elizabethan Branch of International Toast mistress clubs will begin at 8 . Wednesday in the Catholic women s league room of St. John Bre Beuf roman Catholic Church Lanark Street. Uptown Bowling lanes it i fun and attain bawl in Uptown Olaiwi Ladnai . Have Leaf and of roup pm thing and aft Noen. Give til a Call and have your Nama with u. Bring Kiddon aug playroom. The Uptown la Sowlan woman works 12-hour Day for Biafra Copenhagen Reuters Canadian born m o n a Mollerup hired a Babysitter and went to work organizing what she thought would be a two week project. A year later mrs. Moller up a native of Winnipeg and wife of pastor Viggo Mollerup Secretary of Nord Church Aid is still working 12 hours a Day on the joint Church a i d Airlift into Biafra. What started As a modest Short term emergency Relief operation rapidly developed into Relief serv ice second Only to the operation of the International red Cross. Meeting cancelled a meeting of the River East streamlines which was to be held . Tuesday at Poison school Munroe Avenue East Kildonan has been can celled. A we car tomorrow s Antiques Given showing today it s Shear Genius i a 21-year-old Mother of one will be among exhibitors at the i 30th annual Auto Rama sept. 12 to 14 at the Winnipeg Arena. Mary Ann Davies of St. Paul Minnesota became interested in custom cars when she met her custom car building husband four years ago says a press release. She spends much of her weekend Leisure time tinkering with the two family custom cars a 1940 Chevrolet and a z-2s Camaro her own. The Auto Rama will be the first Canadian Auto show Mary Ann his participated in. I her z-28 Camaro is equipped with Hooker headers that s a j special exhaust system that aids performance i n d y that s Indianapolis Type tires on mag i wheels special exterior paint a chromed engine artistic pin striping throughout the car and a hopped up motor. Weddings i i the Glass Box like tables of Piatt j modern paintings and statues seemed to amuse several people. Was a. Wooden cigarette dispenser costing a cigarette shot out of the Mouth of a carved turbaned head when you pressed a Small Button. Quite a contrast to the present Day cardboard Cigar Ette packet Aslo shown at the fair were old Stamps acid coins. The Sale was scheduled to end at 11 . Monday. Chairman was mrs. J Jack Finkelstein. Proceeds arc to go to the or i sanitation s schools in a number of countries. Perry Anco practical. That s the kind of hair Cut our scissors wizards design for members of the Lively set Stop in soon. Haircut 2.50 shampoo and set 3.25 body Perm 12.50 haircut dial 783-2112, the Bay Beauty Salon third floor. Beauty Salon hours 1n 6 . Except late shopping nights . To . Ross Osler on saturday september i. 11969 at o clock in the Church of St. Simon 1 h c apostle Toronto Elizabeth Victoria daughter of or. And mrs. Campbell r. Osier of Toronto to James Lynn Ross son of or. And mrs. John l. S. Ross of Winnipeg. Minimum charge for wedding announcements 55 for 20 lines and 20 cents for each additional line. Rates for publication of wedding Pic Tures available on request. All wed dings and engagements must be submitted 48 hours before publication Dale. Low backed chairs covered in Plush Black leather and the brightly coloured Knick Knacks did t appear to be part of antique fair sponsored by the Winnipeg women s Branch of the organization for rehabilitation through training. On closer inspection the mystery solved a sign indicated that the display was a censers furniture old s idea of Antiques in the year 2070 the Sale and fair began at 8 . Saturday at the Highlander Ellice Avenue St. James Assiniboia and was officially opened by London based choreographer Paddy Stone. In Winnipeg on a commission tour from the Royal Winnipeg Ballet. Or. Stone said he likes old wooden things. Lit1 docs not collect them great about 40 dealers from Mani Toba Saskatchewan and Ontario guv Sumida son of or. And items at the three Day j mrs. T. K. Sumida of Brandon. Fair. Winnipeg dealers included i the wedding will take place in Eaton a sugared mule Antiques i Winnipeg on october 4, 1969. And things Ltd. And the Curi-1 Rosity shop with prices ranging j from about to one stall featured old wine or. And mrs. George Armi crocks and clocks of every j Tage of Edinburgh Scotland shape and size. Early Tele j take pleasure in announcing the phones a 1909 Gas Range a i engagement of their daughter l wheel wrought Copper Maria Yvonne to or. Terrance and inlaid wooden tables William Roscoe son of or. And mrs. William e. Roscoe. The wedding will take place Satur Day september 27, 1969 at . In Elim Chapel. Engagements Covert Sumida or. And mrs. W. Covert of although More in. Manitoba Are pleased to any to announce the engagement of their daughter Sherril. To or. Armitage Roscoe j la were exhibited at the fair. At one Booth a Silver wine decanter and Goblet circa 1880, seemed to catch Many admiring Plances. Another Booth displayed an antique Bronze in Cense Burner circa 1795, and priced at s750. Minimum charge for engagement announcement 52.50 for 10 lines and 20 cents for each additional Una. Rates for publication of engagement pictures available on request. All weddings and _ engagements must be submitted 41 one item of furniture that Nourt before publication Date. The the Good looks of town and country sportswear whether in the wild or the world s Day spots the Subtle sophisticate in Doeskin Wool and coordinated tweeds. Evan Picone colors you Buff. Black or red and then mixes with plaid tweeds and sizes h to 14. By parti. A. Coordinated Vest a. Shirl. Ea., coordinated jacket. Ea., not shown Short tunic. A. Doeskin skirt. Ea., authentic Kilt. Ea., the Bay Mirror room third floor. Evan Picone shop tonight til daily store hours . In f. Pin. 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