The Leader-Post from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada • 7

TWCE SEVEN -THE LEADER-POST. REGINA, TIESDAV. rEBStART 195- Pioneer farmers have anniversarv Queen's designer displays one of largest collections 1 TJ i 11 .1 A i i a. rwittuun in ifv eiDosin in; inrcai. a iw.e By Ml' BILL NARRAWAY (Canadian fres Staff Writer) era! seasons.

time off from wed by th Queen en her present 1 i Cold edged serviettes, sent from Tregarva farm where their daugh-; Scotland, were used at a dinner ter Ethel 'Mrs. I. Patterson, Crav-party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Sam en! and their son, Arnley, were Denzin.

3621 Dewdney avenue. rirn. Well-known pioneer farmers of the In 1319 they moved to for; Tregarva district, Mr. and Mis. five years, returning again to the Denr.n observd their 50th wedding farm until 1331 when their son anniversary at their home Jan.

20. took over the farming operations royai commitments, the designer tour. LONDON world's showed lbmi. 100 inc! jd. critics and buyers settled ing simple town sui's, e'egant day -lMrLe- in chaus in a dove grey salon dresses, short evening styles n1 Day dresses are simple, mostly if to ee th spring Styles decreed IsMsnjv irimmea wun lui.ar.ras, iui suaigiu srji'-s soil' ened by loop of draping and hv Norman Britain's te.t cu pe.n.

The levere plainess nf the first side panels. There are impressed i Thirty guests, including their and they returned to their present known designer. famliy and immediate relatives horn in Fegma. They have eight were present. grandchildren and one grrat- A three -tiered wedding cake, grandson, decorated by gold leaves and top-: Perhaps th visit "Iwri OPSin wcti or Harwell, pieais coming rrom tne nips, wi a t'nrter" rsnonihl for the 'hows.

It was tweed drega flares, ttewtlion and barrel pleat- and long loose roat that some ele- lug for soft wools and silks. Much woman might soon wear for lace is used for garden ptrty and (jlljrC'Jl frn)lipS three-figure fee. The simplicity Ascot outfits. a 'of its tailored styling was broken In common with most of the 11 f'llllilv 1 1 1 rr 1 1 1 nn'- bv s'tchnd braces running "top 12" Hartnell uses the mould- I UM aiawiiajr 'ci down th, b3rk of dr.5. (do, "long-legged look.

This SALTCOATS 'Special A family matching belt. imeans an unbroken line snd na- 1 right, in connection with Christian FORML FLEG W'CF ilural waist from bust 10 hips" In" I iniith 'Aeek i held the Suit- of ri'sign roroe above and I ped with yellow tea roses, centred the table. The serviettes were from Mr. and Mrs. Sfoulcr, Girl guide parents of their son-in-law, T.

Pat ina their terson fMi-A. A. e.lo -CitimMi tY'l Vll 1 1 i J'' and red roses decorated the rooms. vUllilii-H vvyvy HOMEMADE ArRON: Horrierriaker (above is" wearing gn organdy hostess apron RS? ZiC. features new loxiie stitch.

1 1 i-nTc rrr1v- o. "ivev:" "A life'' dre. ivhilo Mr HenTin wnro the Cirt guides has been set up in 1 Hegina, to replace tne lormer to-worn ca' association of girl guides. same boutonna're, artificial of-the-valley, which he had 'w'cr5s fnitcct -thuich sfnsored'oy' 'MaTetf a n'd below this girdle middle. the senior and junior CGIT groups eocktai' dresses followed, inter-? Amusement ripnl'd the 'ucaYionVf fiTmV' Silks and bird-of-old sweetheart" heralded Taking part in the proeram Paradise ball gowns styled and em- dress embroidered from nerk to vre Mrs.

H. Newman. Betty broidered for a queen and her hem in floral emblems. "Chene" Cbrise j.r!aJ 8t.4 court. s-yjipurs lace iT.brilJutJ A.

Fa-W 'ipvuitss of and Yean embroidered gown that no- with ruby-red jewelled motifs. A I His 0 local associations will bp formed. thing can ehatlence the floor-length whit satin evening dress glittered were in charge of films. They were the recipients of The first of these. District No, 2 many congratulatory messages and was organized at a meeting of the cards, two cups and saucers with mothers of guides at scout head-gold overlay and one gold overlay quarters.

cake plate. During the evening' Mrs. M. BoisioU. district corn-guests autographed a gold organ- missioner.

presided at the organ I gown for grand occasions. with jewelled sprays of peacock I He relegated even the most ele- feathers. MR. AND MRS. F.

J. TI CKALL LENGTHY TRAIL gant short evening dresses frr The ruddy-faeed designer, imiddle place-although some whose coronation gowns now are -Appalachian Trail, extend- London's "top 12" showd no long world renowned, is still too shyi Puckall-Howell mg miiM irom mi. r.aianain,'g0wns, "Perfect medium dresses to appear at his own dress shows. Me to Mt, Oglethorpe. is a for perfectly medium One must brave the background riin.ie pamway tnrougn 1 stales wa, Hartnell's summing up.

labyrinth of cubicle-sized dressing die tea apron. At the conclusion of ization meeting. Mrs. H. the social evening a wedding cake Schweitzer, Saskatchewan provin-' and a gold cake were served.

commissioner, also spoke. Those attending from a distance1 Officers elected were: Mrs. J. were the bride's brother and sis- Boisjoli, president; Mrs. J.

Mr. and Mrs. August kinsop. secretary: Mrs. T.

Favre, Zummack, Asquith, Sask. Mrs. A. Gables, badge Mr. Denzin was born at Palmer secretary: Mrs.

J. Mather and mat rates as one or the seven won-; The designer's spring styles re- rooms, scurrying model snd tiers of the outdoor world. main at mid-calf, avoid extreme workrooms to run him to earth. Ivows exchanged and favor slim-ekirted suits He is, however, easy to see-even with decorous scooped necklines by a mannequin seeking work and Raymond Rapids. Ont while Mrs.

Denzin. Mrs. C.Smith, telephone; Mrs. J. ithe former Minnie Zummack, was Lowey.

membership committee. Gowned in traditional bridal sa- ence Galbraith fin Marraret Klijaheth Howel! be- Brochu. For beauty The waddina breakfast was serv- born at Renfrew. Ont, Mr. Denzin Binders of the district held came the bride df Frank James ed to guests at the home of the came to Saskatchewan in 1832 and a training session Monday at scout out of the Nothing revolutionary PuckalUan.

23. The morning cere- groom's parents following th homesteaded in the Tregarva dis- neaaquaners. mony was performed by Rev. W. ceremony.

A reception and A. Wadey in Holv Rosary cathe- were held at the St, John hall. He returned to Ontario in 1M4 t. i in Parisian fashions Hew! Scientific Medicated Formulation Irtral R-ffina I rt'icr a noncynmon in nruuna.iu ie juaiiiea ai me uuuic ui iii.i 1 Puckall bride's mother at Raglan, Ont. Aft ti, i nf Mr and Mexico Mr.

and Mrs er the wedding they came to their By NADEANE WALKER their loose waists. In all shows William Howe'. 0f Wev-! Wl11 Rpina- PARIS fAPi-The Paris spring. welVJm ilim sheaths. jburn and'the groom Is the son of Diues ana pinxs, Wr.

PnrUall nf lasnion snows nnve enaea wim iges, white, navy pastel green, I no style revolution. The short skirt golden yellow and red. Some black uOI. nd white combinations. a while, Rebellion staged by fashion designer us here to stay for way.

diaeval styled wedding gown fash-! artllr an4 finllAn rvi-vl in VArtiLny.r": "ish pin-stnped and pencil-striped unal in the dress sccent worked midriff innovations shows .,,,,.,4. the on a of maior houses, but the trend is i Her cmlv piece of jewelry was a PARIS (APt A one-womanilines right where he put them with i winii a nti MifiiiMii 'i a.e i I 4 A i.i.i.Jl.. KM.14... pearl and blue sapphire pin worn rebellion a gainst the new fashionjlast season's revolution. clothes, and away from the ele-1 Length stirt.

fiin rnnr'. at tne- iecs ni me siaim-up touar. trends was weanesaav dv uior new. tacs is tne uncn-to- gantly ugly ones of past insth of last e.on Her finger-tip veil of illusion net Elsa Sehiaparelli. dinner suits which permit a three- That the good news, but there jncnfs rom oniy hold-outs trimmed with lace misted irom; Keeping her skirts way down to stage respectable striptease.

Jack-bad news, too. jfor gkjrts tre BalmainJ white feather hat. She carriedmjd-calf, she decreed "no belts, come off early in the evening, NF.KDS PERFKrT Fir.t'RE iSchianarelli and Balenciaea. feather fan bouquet of roses no buttons, no boning" in a short-; and later a big sailor collar is Details Pleated skirts, stiff pet- centred by an orcnia. skirt season rife with Buttons, Don- removed to uncover the shoulders ft Trust DOROTHY CRAY Uin if -tico from bust to and for evening decor.

ling and belts. GROOM'S SISTER hips, woman! Likewise, says stubborn Schiap, corselet belts, sailor collars, neck nearly perfect figure generaliy wide rather than! Miss Angeline Puckall sister of no zippers and no hooks. She uses needs a wear it. SKIN-COLORED Wti p''mpfi wlii wylt Ke ltt! A nf formulation railed CtriiUl dcvHoped fpertaiif for piirplri! ClHPiL hs uch rrmirkthlt drying irttoHtt his prnd imiiinglv efffC-liv to hrmg relit to pimple suffereri, Crcaselets and fast-drying in conurt with pimple lurprisinglf And ri tARSMl's enlist lii union swp the ftroih of baciern that can came pread pimplc. Skin-colored to hide pim.

pies and end embarrassment. riMntsii li pleasant 10 tease on day and nijthi lor un-inierrupied medication. Rder'l Difeii reported on clinical tes'J using ciiarsii tpe medication. Now tht lorgest-iellinrj jpecul pimpl medication in America. ARsil.

ha helped so many tecnaeer and Must work for sou or monev hark. Only (.0 nd $1 II." At ill druggists. Oet ILlAfASU today. As long as she doesn't I STUFFING deep: short jackets, mannish too- the groom, was maid of honor and a drawstring or elastic band y-v as though, she can look as a Dresden figurine jbulge, dainty coats, bustle backed evening bridesmaids were Miss June Ash-the back of the skirt waistline, tablespoon butter or margarine rwmsaam nnn a urrtt-n in nniirnnn. inn aiin iiiiv nsniiitn i iiii.iii-i vu un rnri nr nontorca nrtno the new boned bodices with 'tlred ruffled floclnf the bride.

Best man was Marceljshe avoids buttons in places whereC full below the hip 'skirts, cap coats bows and ties. Possant and ushers were Clar- they're really needed and goes to'q, cud water "een The fashion salons have an ui m.uuic uwmS "iiir i2 teaspoon celery salt to plunk them on blouses wherelDash marjoram or sage they're not really useful at all. jj rups soft iy. bread Cllbes blooming like flower gardens with silk and cotton prints this season. Fresh and charming pastels colored the scene, TRENDS ERSONAL ing red and violent violet.

tabl hamburger and onion Viewers of Balenciaga new A(M jmmpr spring designs described his mo-! Dream of. beauty are fulfilled out of the blue jars and hollies that hear the Dorothy Gray label. These creams ami lotion reward you far in exces of the few delightful minutes you de-vole to their daily iixe. FOR NOR MAI SKIN follow alnn Cold Onm with Orre Mower Skin Lotion; then ti Spwul Dry.Slun Mixture. ton DRY SKIN -hw Clfinwr, Oranfe Flower lotion and Special Dry.f'kia Mixture, FOR OltY SKIN Salon Cold Crtm, Testure Lotion and Suppling Cretm.

FOR COMBINATION $KIN-(pnrtiry, part i7y) Salon Cold Creim, Tetture Lotion and Spwi.l Mixture. The general trends of the spring1 tifs in terms that ranged from: Silhouettes Th. nrince-s line1 mmOTeL.f,ir- na lur5' J' ny 01 "Right out of 'Gone With the Hear Nancy Dale, your friendly radio neighbor. 10.50 a.m.. CKCK.

Reglna and 8.50 a.m. CKRM, Regin Bunoueir.es ine princes line visitor in Rena. Fillmore were visitors in evolved into the figurine i1- 10 ioks lau-isn. me, which ft. ilk.

th Miner on th! I are-such a mixture of I I a ai inmiii in.ni iwiii 'r 1' -J T. TT 1 wall down to the hips then flares' ouo jonnsiun ana styles ana periods tney eery ae- into fullness to the hem Dissenters Noble, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Downing of Fillmore were scription in any one term, from this line included Dior with Harold Cross, all of Fillmore were recent visitors in Fegina.

I Christian Dior, in his showings his tiny waist cinched In between vors in Hejmt. i earlier displayed wasp a bloused bodice and full skirt, and I Mr. and Mrs. Phil Goski and: waists cinched with belts. Nobody; Balenciaga and Sehiaparelli, with Bernard Sorenson was a visitor Doreen, and Mrs.

Cliff Killaby ofiwas surprised that he kept, hem- at the home of his parents, Mr. Fillmore were visitors in Regina and Mrs. S. Sorenson at Rouleau, recently. DIABETICS CGIT has Headers' meet Mrs.

M. Windish and Anita of Central Butte were visitors in Whn FIRST NEEDLE AT 91 Will PaU of Hauston, Miss, caped the doctor's needle for Trust DOROTHY GRAY Cnnnda' foiWe.it omrn An I THE T. EATON CO. (Canada) Ltd. rnsmetie Department MacGILLIVRAY'S LTD.

H4f TWl-. c.ii WADENA 'Special Four I'll iViUWl! UU1IIIMH1 wi lUrilUIIT TM i has been a visitor in Regina a CGIT rouP initia- two-weeks. Mr. Johnson was also was s.P,,a,,7-wl service followed by a stunt a visitor in Regina over the program when 10 girls were added to the roll call. The neriod of devotional exer Twelfth Avenue itrlktok Patterns LUSTRE-CREME is the favorite beauty shampoo of 4 out of 5 top Hollywood stars you'll love it in its new Lotion Form, too! W.

S. Seaman, secretary-treasurer of R. M. No. 9rj at Fillmore was a business visitor at Regina.

IOTBK5fMiM: CHARLES C. REID, DRUGC.IST 2335 Thirteenth Avenue ROBERT SIMPSON CO, LTD. fn.tnetie, Department It's SUGAR RU Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ogden of Fillmore spent a few days in cises which accompanied the initi- atjon was conducted by Mrs.

C-. F.f Gillespie, leader; Helen Hicks i president, and Helga JohavtsonJ secrearr Present were parents of the girls, and ministers from the 1 three ehurches from which the: group is drawn. Assisting also was Mrs. J. Magnuson.

who is ro- leader of the group consisting of, about 19 girls. A program of comical stunts. which formed the social part of a the evening, was arranged by: Ethel Fisher and Joan Inglis. Kew memlws of the CGIT thisjs year are Leslie Anne Guest, garet Johanson. Marilyn Rev, A.

D. Stade, Mrs. Stade, Mary. Joan and Anne, of Fillmore were recent visitors in Regina. family Mr.

and Mrs, J. Pringle of Fillmore were recent visitors in fji'WQ in C. Leslie has returned to i Regina from Fillmore where he 0 "HOW TO mm A MILIIONAIPE" Lru IJerene Stovern, Diane A SOth Cm lufy Fox Or-' was en business for seme time. Mr. and Mrs, Donald E.

Lubiens of Fillmore were visitors in Re-! igini. I Maidra Creswell. Lucy Fudikuf.j -and Bernice Haskey. Mrs. Magna- son was rlso initiated since she is i a new leader with the group.

I frozen strawberries I Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rondeau! and family were visitors at the' homes of Dr. and Mrs. WRondeau and Mr.

and Mrs. Herb Keith of Rouleau. i QUICK CREAM OF ONION SOIT 4 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour I cups hot milk P. Schmitz of Central Butte was business visitor in Regina. 2 teaspoons salt Dull of pepper 1 cup finely grated raw onlnn BETTY C'AHE oyi, I ut Luitre-Creme Sbotnpoo." Whwi Americo'i mot glamorout woisn lujtrt-Crm Shorepoo, jhouldn't it b.

your choice obo oil o'hri, too? NOW- lh Canada Co- Mr. and Mrs, J. Kelly of dene are visitors in Regina. liii Melt butter in top of double btoi-w. blend in flour.

Gradually add the heated milk and cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Add salt, pepper and onion and cook over hot water until onion ia cooked, about 20 minutes. Sprinkle with rsnley a r. servz hct Tin rectr will rs.ske appro imateiy 8 ounce cups of soup. Miss Beulah Bourns, who has recently returned from Korea, was special speaker Monday at the South Alberta Preshyterial in Sthrrfctsr church.

LeUibiiiiit. ho IflUfllil. OMflBHRnn Mm, ncitra.i 5W rSStJ lf "WW 3ve.s,; ieiii MV 9270 12 I3.M-4J Hit rK''Vf-frofi 'ilSTiZiii' Le er 1 I Shirley Mae Carlberg, I. Luchen- ENGAGEMENT 'Vl jskl. Miis Florence Grieger.

Miss' tnspir.d r. i JifM-'-r rf Scw'ielei-a? and'afwavi I Lloyd Hofmeister, Lloyd Hall, look sweet 'n' neat. This is a honev Hubert Morris and Harry J. Elder, of a step-in with big pockets and lall of Fillmore, wer. visitors tc cenUr front cleat U-iow that Voted "Iif" in Dromtitit 7hTt mf.m'.

liquid and ktion shampoos all unlabelied Lustre Creme tn r.e-A Fofrti was prefcrrea by 3 out of every women for these reasons: lothar foams mere quickly! Eatier to rintt owoy! Clvom hair and scolp bofttel loavot hoir mar shining! Da.l not dry or dull tha hair! laovat hoir aaiy to monogat Hoir hot battae f.nejreint.! r4M.teV -J TO Now's the Aniounrement. to unttee thi. h.iKtinf will atvenurf at The D'pt. Mlnlm.nl afk.ef. II f.r lint w.r.i U.f A4t It ft D.rS f.r t(.

8PIB mm R'g'n iplacket-dcpth buttoning. Choice of 'four sleeve versions. Mr. and Mrs. W.

E. Marsden; Pattern 8270: Misses Sizes 12. have retuned to their home in '14, IS, IS. 20; 30, 32, 34. 36, 31.

40, Shampoo Cfi'1i fvwftt rrm thimpori n4 ail tff hi'ir ft qtit-te-a ir Winnipeg after visiting Mr, and 42. Size 18 takes 4'i yards 'fef-ifjun-! in lotion time for him Irraiitiibln Jll-0, sutch that wander. iP hov gladly turn in hi iSm.fl aed ittck for I dert rx-n! in Regina for fabric; 'a yard contrast. Price F-'afW L'lrP le" S(YIN DKICIOl'J fUYOtS Mrs. Henry Roth several days.

35 cents. y-vif hmr iKn ni ljn, ajEr lei sve vrr 4 ill (4y Hi Mr. and Mrs. F. Merrett of Regina wUh to announce the en-gaaement of their daujhtcr Grace to Kenneth Alexander Tough, son of Mr.

and Mrs. A. Tough of Regina. The weriiing will take place Mar-h 35(, it 2h0 in St. Peter'j Arglican Sak.

NOT eort um(i hiirr 's-fr orier 'Th. I P. Arwtt ten r. reguiri II A-H-. Nft e'e-a Tv' i H'limis at M.rKirt Martin p.tiertu RUSTF.D IN' THE RANK BOOK' Classified Want Ads fix you up 'fast: To rent, sell, find a job, 78S4.

J.lt 0 Mark ,.,4 in Caeada by ft4, tlM Trovi it to yowiiill luilri-Cftmt in new Loliort feim ii the but liquid shumpoo yell.