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THE CHILLIWACK PROGRESS, April 7, 1965 3 North Corbould Street, while ault of Harrison Hot Springs her husband is on a special were among the guests at the training course with Cana- LeBlanc-Merriman wedding, dian Pacific Airlines in Van- omen Mrs Frances Pollard Women's Editor couver. Un completion of the course, Mr. Harvey will move his family from Williams Lake to Prince Rupert. A medium sized sweet potato provides about twice the daily Vitamin A requirement and about one-third of the day's Vitamin needs. H.

W. Sta tnpland, is W. Stallard. nue West. Hard of Malvern, visiting Mrs.

H. 134 Lewis Ave- Mrs. Robert Harvey and family are spending three months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson, 426 Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Theri- CHILLIWACK LIONS CLUB Jr. 131 4th Chilliwack The Chilliwack Players Guild presents "MY THREE ANGELS" Curtain 8:15 p.m. Ill DANCE FESTIVAL APRIL 7-8-9 FINAL CONCERT SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 7:30 P.M. UNITED CHURCH HALL I lT' i.i April 7 -10 April 22 24 Children 35c Adults 75c For reservations phone 792-2382 Featuring "ADOLPHE" 7 at JENNIFER'S POSING FOR FINALE OF "Fashions For Spring" held the Empress Hotel are, from left, Mrs.

D. A. Fotheringham, Mrs. Mabel Fisher, Mrs. Vera Theal, Tetica Black and Bette Morphet of Vancouver, and Mrs.

Pat Cooper. The show was sponsored by Jennifer's Apparel and Margaret's Millinery. Empress Hotel Dinner Party Marks FASHION AUTHORITY QUALITY VALUE! Full House For Tea-time AWelsar)! Spring flowers formed the "Fashions For Spring" A Store Full of New Selections to Choose from setting for a family dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston, 46127 Brookes Avenue, to mark the silver wedding anniversary of Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Johnston, Murrayville. C. E. Johnston, Boundary Bay, presented a gift to the honorees on behalf of his nieces and nephews.

Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Johnston, Boundary Bay; Mr.

and Mrs. S. D. Stenerfen, New Westminster; Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Johnston, Hope; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnston, Beaverdell, B.C., and Mrs. David Skea, Sardis. Personals Mrs.

Jim Kirk, Abbotsford, and Mrs. George Auld of Chilliwack have left by car for a month's holiday in Ottawa. Mrs. Kirk will be the guest of her parents while Mrs. Auld will visit her daughter, Miss Maureen Auld, who is with the National Research Council.

Mrs. Fred Ryde of Merritt and formerly of Chilliwack left Saturday for home after spending a week with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stuart-Smith, Chilliwack, and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Ron Ryde, North Vancouver. E. M. (Bud) McLeod has returned home after spending several weeks at Trudges Island, B.C., with his son E. M.

McLeod Jr. and family. Mrs. McLeod will return later. During their visit their grandson, David Kenneth, was born on March 18.

A. The Jacket Dress Gay Prints with many occasions in mind Silk, Acetate or Amel Jersey. Sizes from 10 to 20 and Sardi is The many guests who attended the fashion show in the Empress Hotel Wednesday afternoon had reason to be proud of local models who held their own with the attractive high fashion models from Vancouver. "Fashions for Spring" was sponsored by Mrs. Emalyn King of Jennifer's Apparel and Mrs.

Phoebe Lange of Margaret's Millinery. And before Bette Morphet and Tetica Black left for their Vancouver homes they expressed their appreciation of the keen interest and friendliness shown by the audience as the models moved around the tables. Mrs. King was the commentator. Guests came from Hope, Abbotsford, Aldergrove, Vancouver and Agassiz to attend the fast paced two-hour long tea time show.

And many of the guests, in their pretty hats and attractive ensembles, appeared to be vying with the models for attention. The floral background for the models was created by Mrs. Mary Clark of Mary Clark Flowers. The fashion industry appears to be co-ordinated this year so that women will be able to match or co-ordinate $19.95 12'2 to 24 Vt From i I A ii B. The Costume Slim Print Sheath Dress or One-Color Pastel Dress Real Silk Uncrushable Linen 'may we a B'ack and White Print from our Salon,) 3Tr3 The Duster Weatherize Benga-line.

Black, Navy, Pink. Green, beie, etc. Hat OC Sizes 8 to 20 IOi7 Here to attend the Wiffen-Huntley wedding at Rosedale were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ward, Sexsmith, and Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Ryley with daughters Susan, Nancy and Barbara, North Vancouver. They were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiffen.

Mrs. Clarence Newby has returned home after being in Chilliwack General Hospital for eight days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newby, accompanied by their son Dr.

Clayton Newby, Abbotsford, were recent visitors to Seattle. Mrs. J. E. Cobbett spent several days in Vancouver, a guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Avery. Mr. Cobbett joined them at the weekend. PERMANENT WAVES SHAMPOO and SET Facials Cutting Tinting Manicures EXPERT SUPERVISION THE VALLE SCHOOL of BEAUTY LTD.

132 Main Street 795-9158 For Appointment lenniferk QJLADIES PNEtf APPAREL Open Wednesdays Jennifer's Corner Open 'til 9 p.m. Friday Across from Eaton's their dresses, suits, sportswear, hats and accessories. Fashions showed little radical change except in skirt fullness. There were two silhouettes to choose from the skinny look and the relaxed "A-Line" with modified lines, not the full swinging skirts. Lengths were mid-knee and slightly longer for those whose legs, or fuller figures, makes another one half inch to an inch preferable for attractive walking and sitting.

The fabrics were delightful, especially in dresses and sportswear. The materials are now designed so as to give body and be crease resistant. The constant use of Stoch-gard process keeps the better garments from staining and showing soil. Colors? As always the popular navy or white shown with a wonderful array of accessories. And of course there were lovely pastel shades, muted, plain or blended in floral or paisley patterns.

As for hats there were fascinating travel hats, which did not crush as the models folded them, and lovely floral hats for special occasions. The trend appears to be towards snoods and big hats with sailors and Mary Pop-pins influence in many versions. There were numerous glove-soft leather and suede coats, jackets, skirts and hats. Besides being long wearing the audience was told the garments were not "hot" to wear. The show opened with a display of suits including walking and linen suits, perfectly matched dress and coat and three piece ensembles.

The rain coats and hats were bright and high fashion. To give a touch of elegance to many of the fashions there was a touch of fur. Sportswear included dresses, mix and match skirts, sweaters, blouses and slims or pants. Hostess coats, short and full length kimonos and sleepwear were also modelled. Following the intermission when tea was served, travel and cocktail dresses and evening gowns were modelled.

Many garments were fashioned in pure silk, silk and linen, acetate prints, dacron jersey and cottons. The jewelry was from Jennifer's. The full length evening gowns were fashioned from chiffon, cotton with a silk appearing finish suitable for the older teenager for the graduation ball; chiffon, crepe and pure silk in vibrant floral shades. The models were Mrs. Vera Theal.

Mrs. Pat Cooper, Mrs. Mabel Fisher, Mrs. D. A.

Fotheringham all of Chilliwack; Bette Morphet and Tetica Black. Vancouver. Winners of the draws were Mrs. I. P.

Wheeler and Mrs. William Hall, who have both appeared in fashion shows in Chilliwack. The tickets were drawn by Mrs. John Peers, one of the hostesses for the afternoon. Also assisting were Mrs Hugh McfJann, Mrs Louis Tisman and Mrs M.trv Clark.

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