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Tne Ottawa ucizen Page 38 Sept. 26, 1967 Person rl Whatever to person By Muriel Flexman happened to Peter Pan? -3. pf It ''J Wk fQ Understanding is key Thirty-nine viewpoints have added international flavor to the deliberations of the International Girl Guide Commissioners from that many countries who are meeting in the Laurentians this week. Yescerday they took the day off and drove by bus to see Canada's capital After a tour of the Gatineau Parkway they met women MP's Grace Mclnnis, Margaret Rideout and Jean Wadds at a buffet luncheon arranged by Senator Josie Quart. Citi2en-UPl staff photo Guiders exchange views (From left) Mrs.

Nora Tze Hsiung Chu of Taiwan, World chairman 3Irs. Mary Nesbitt, Senator Quart and Swedish commissioner Margaret Fromholtz Afterward the i visited the red chamber and sat in on the first meeting of Canada's re-convened 27th parliament. Mrs. Lester Pearson invited them to have a cup of tea at the PM's residence and the Ottawa Guiders en tertained them at dinner before they returned to their meetings. Although the 60 women had varied opinions on techniques of international com-munication there was a common bond among them Hunt Club in honor of Miss Susan Usherwood, whose marriage to John D.

Mac-Intyre takes place Oct. 7. Miss Shirley Lewis, whose marriage takes place Oct. 7 was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. R.

P. Smyth. Mrs. Fred Maxwell and Miss Marilyn Maxwell assisted the hostess. Remember when Peter Pan was for sweet little kids, and not for grown-up girls like you? Great things have happened since then, and Oleg Cassmi inspired them.

Like Coquette, a luscious, lacy little bra with strictly adult ideas. And a panty-girdle called "On The Spot" that stripes away your trouble spots like magic, be they at waist, hip or thigh. Bra, ust your size if you're between 32A and 40D, white, black, nude or blue. Girdle, S. XL.

white or black. Both ready to make great things happen to you. few Another Peter Pan fashion sold at most fine stores. on the necessity of making young people world-con-scious and engendering respect for the differences in people, said Mrs. Mary Nes-bitt of Toronto, Canada's first chairman of the World Girl Guide Association.

"Really, our theme is understanding," she summed up. In the news i 1 "i Gold and Silver I Charms I Miss Lynne i bride-elect of Oct. 7, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Wallace Caldwell and Mrs. Roy Stinson assisted by Miss Trudy Caldwell, Miss Judy Stinson and Miss Donna Stinson.

Newly appointed president Mrs. Victor B. Allen presided at the first meeting of the Marina Creations of Ottawa. New committee members introduced were Mrs. John Bush, Mrs.

Lee Briggs and Mrs. William Rutherford. see our large selection LANGFORD'S Dependable Jewellers Since 1904 Mr. and Mrs. H.

C. L. Ransom have returned from a holiday to England and the continent. Guests in the capital for the Conway-Holtz wedding included: Mr. and Mrs.

A. Miss Viola Allan will address the general meeting of the Island Lodge Auxiliary, Monday, Oct. 2 at 1.45 p.m. at Island Lodge, sixth floor. 232-4421 1 233 BANK STREET Mrs.

Horace Moffett and Miss Claudia Moffett entertained at luncheon at the lendez'Vous' tuilli adliion HAIR STYLES by Giovanni di Roma. Original adaptations inspired by the new look of fashions for Fall! line W. C. Richards, Mrs. Eric Richards and Mr.

and Mrs. Eric Richards, all of Montreal; Mrs. John A. Mac-donald and Miss Sheila Mac-donald of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Cresswell, La-chute and Miss Airlie Bruce of Juneau, Alaska. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook are here from Chicago to attend the golden wedding anniversary celebrations Mrs. Cook's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. G. Cecil Morrison. Mr. and Mrs.

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