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1 11 SIX Leader-Post photo AWARD WINNERS: Miss Joan Wadsworth, (Mrs. D. Huber) centre, posed with four award winners of the Joan Wadsworth House of Charm and Modelling. Graduation exercises were held Monday evening in Boyle auditorium, Campion College. From left to right are Miss Lana Whitmore, winner of the diction award; Miss Agnes Stein, model award winner; Mrs.

Huber; Miss Joey Cameron, charm award; and Mrs. Norma Carswell, winner of the application award. Charm, modelling awards presented at gr graduation awards ist Miss Moerike. Mrs. L.

Herman was organist. The rhythmic exercises were done on showmanship lines by two attractive blond girls, both in light blue tunics. INSTRUCTRESSES Instructresses: participating in the program included Miss Leanne McIntosh, Miss Helen Hamilton, Miss Agnes Stein, Miss Bernice Mario, Miss Pattie Lee Wilson, Miss Gale Achtzener and. Miss Penny Cookson. Graduates included: Professional modelling: Mrs.

Norma Carswell, Miss Dolores Collins, Miss Valerie Jelinski, Miss Norma McIver, Miss Gale Matheson, Miss Shirley Mitchell, Miss Dee Moerike, Miss Jeanine Roy, Miss Vaughn Solomon, Miss Doreen Soveran, Miss Lana Whitmore, Miss Pattie Lee Wilson. Fashion modelling: Miss Helen Bock, Miss Joan Boney, Miss Joey Cameron, Mrs. Amanda Colwell, Miss Marie Dirk, Miss Judy Fontaine, Miss Christa Gust, Mrs. Marcia Overend Holtby, Mrs. Nona Laird, Miss Carole Latta, Miss Veronica Lukey, Miss Beth McAuley, Miss Dawn McDonald, Miss Bernice Mario, Miss Louella Myrvold, Miss Joanne Kraft, Miss Pat Nestman, Miss Marnie Sanderson, Miss Pat Staseson, Miss Agnes Stein, Miss Sharon Stuart, Mrs.

Marg Turner, Miss Marie Waddell, Mrs. Madeline Webster, Miss Betty Weisgerber. TV modelling: Miss Beverly Boyce, Mrs. Joan Ulmer. Photography modelling: Miss Pat Curtis, Miss Beverley Goff.

Charm: Miss Evelyn Armstrong, Mrs. Lillian Bargholz, Mrs. Marjorie Campbell, Mrs. Phyllis Fraser, Miss Gloria Connelly, Mrs. Evelyn Fulton, Miss Eileen Hauck, Miss Marlene Hellmann, Mrs.

Mae Jackson, Mrs. Linda Laird, Nona Laird, Miss Ann 1 McCarthy, Mrs. V. Montain, Miss Vicki Ollinger, Miss Pauline Rottenbucher, Miss Iryne Ruttkay, Miss Cleane Sinclair, Miss Kay Strumberger, Mrs. Olga Wosly.

Refreshments were served following the graduation exercises. The hostesses, Misses Gale Achtzener, Arlene Cybalski, Marilyn Metz, Dorothy Schaffer, LaVonne Embery and Joan Gaweton, were assisted by Town House charm Cooking can be fun Party fare includes jellied potato salad beauty at sixty is character. have seen beautiful girls who were repulsive, but met homely girls who were very attractive. The difference in personality development," Mrs. Hoag said.

Director Joan Wadsworth (Mrs. D. Huber) congratulated the graduates for their outstanding elforts. She praised them for their application and hard work. Miss Wadsworth made presentation of diplomas to the class, assisted by master of ceremonies Johnny Sandison.

Special awards were made by Mrs. Joy Perkins, Mrs. Hoag, Miss M. E. Burns and Grady Kester.

Valedictorian was Miss Lana Whitmore, who expressed the gratitude of her fellow graduates to Miss Wadsworth. "The course will prove invaluable to us in our new Miss Whitmore said. A brief but interesting demonstration to promote better understanding of the school's cirriculum WaS introduced by Miss Wadsworth, How to light a cigarette gracefully, correct posture, becoming make-up application, and the art of conversation, were most effectively demonstrated by the graduates and instructors. An ungainly sitting position, and an unladylike way of lighting a cigarette were humorously portrayed. MODELLING TECHNIQUES Also featured on the program were demonstrations of different modelling techniques, including the slower movements used before a movie camera, the minimized hand gestures and slightly exaggerated movements needed for a television camera, and natural look for a photographer's stills.

Cameramen were Don Huber, Doug Biden, and Lyle Larrigan. Young Doug Wadsworth also participated. A short fashion show was neatly presented on a narrow balancing board at the centre of the stage. Little Marnie Sanderson, in a crisp pastel frock, was a most model. Miss Dee Moerike was soloist for the evening.

She opened each phase of the show with an appropriate song. Miss Joey Cameron and Louella Myrvold gave an interesting demonstration of the rythmic exercises practised at the school, accompanied by solo- By MARY MOORE flavored gelatin, cups hot Pickled watermelon rind and jelled eggs sound like strange companions but line them up on a summer buffet table and the crowds will swarm around. Throw in a new jellied potato salad and your -giving reputation will soar to the top of the list. PICKLED WATERMELON RIND Cut white skinless rind of watermelon into inch pieces, you need six lbs. Cover with water, boil 15 minutes and drain.

Combine two cups sugar, 113 cups light brown sugar, three cups vinegar, two cups water, one tablespoon ground cinnamon, one teaspoon each allspice and cloves, two lemons sliced. Heat. to boiling, add drained watermelon rind, cover and boil over low heat until rind is clear, about 30 minutes. It desired spice oils may be used 1 place of ground spices, to taste. Add sparingly and green vegetable colouring to color.

Pour into about six pint jars which are sterile and seal. POTATO SALAD, JELLIED Five medium cooked potatoes, six tablespoons vinegar, one small onion, grated, two tablespoons salad oil, teaspoons salt, dash of pepper, one package lemon- NO VACATION for Classifed Want Ads! Always on the job to serve you at LA2-7633. CONNIE'S HATS Now Open at 11th Ave. and Albert Street In Rob Hill's Store THE LEADER- -POST, REGINA, Bridal shower SHAUNAVON, (Special) Pink and white streamers and bouquets of gladioli decorated the parish hall for a shower honoring Miss Margaret Hansen, August bride-elect. The event took the form of a come-and-go tea attended by approximately 60 guests.

Mrs. D. Beckwith was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Sam Jamieson, Mrs.

Lyle Duncan and Mrs. Robert Houston provided soft background music during the evening. Mrs. Clayton Hall, the former Margaret Jamieson of Estev.n, was soloist. Miscellaneous gifts were presented the honored guest.

Hostesses in charge were Mrs. C. H. Behrman, Mrs. H.

Behrman, Mrs. B. Damphouse, Mrs. Alex Hastie, Mrs Vern Horn, Mrs. D.

Beckwith, Mrs. G. A. Christensen, Mrs. W.

Fulton and Mrs. Orville Horn, Gull Lake. Mrs. Alex Hastie performea the tea honors while Mrs. H.

Behrman and Miss Marian Schoales poured coffee. Servers were Mrs. Vern Horn, Mrs. W. Fulton and Mrs.

G. Sloan, Gull Lake. Mrs. G. A.

Christensen, Mrs. B. Damphouse and Mrs. H. Behrman were kitchen helpers.

Radiation affects productivity (Reuters) -The 1 British Medical Research Council said Friday there is "general agreement" a scientists that every exposure to radiation brings changes in reproductive cells which will show in future generations. But "scientific opinion is still divided" on whether small doses of radiation cause leukemia (blood cancer) or other forms of cancer, the council added. The British statement said United Nations report on radiation "unduly alarming" in suggesting serious results could follow the exposure of a pregnant woman to medical radiation such as X-rays. It said that "as far as we are aware" no evidence has shown such doses of radiation could cause malformation of the unborn baby. The statement commented on a report issued last Sunday by the United Nations Scientific Committee about the effects of atomic radiation.

The council said the UN findings "generally followed the same line" as a similar report issued by the council two years ago. The UN report also jibed with one published in 1956 by the United States National Academy of Sciences, the council said. WILL SHOW IN FUTURE The British council said there is general agreement that the experimental evidence available on animals and plants indicates that "for every small increment of exposure to radiation there is a small but proportional increment" in changes in cells of reproduction "that will manifest themselves as genetic changes in future The statement said that when the direct effects of radiation on the body are considered, "scientific opinion is still divided" on whether there is a dose below which cancer of the blood or other 3 forms of cancer will not be caused. The council maintained that the only scientific attitude, possible on whether or not there exists a "threshold dose" below which there is no direct effect on the body by radiation should be "suspended judgment." The British researchers questioned the UN's the role of small doses of radiation in producing malformations of the brain and changes in the functions of the eye. They also noted that the UN report did not make it clear that radiation doses required to produce permanent sterility were very much larger than those which produced temporary sexual changes.

MEDICAL X-RAYS As for medical radiation danger to pregnant women, the British statement said: "As far as we are aware, no evidence has been produced that the doses of radiation used in diagnostic procedures on pregnant women have produced congenital malformations in the The risk of an embryo baby developing leukemia after birth hecause a pregnant mother was exposed to radiation- -such as that produced by X-rays is "a small possibility to be weighed against the importance of the need to carry out the particular examination," the statement said. Reports given at CWL meeting ROCKGLEN (Special) Reports on the summer religion classes and the picnic held for the Sisters and children attending classes were given at a meeting of the Rockglen CWL held in St. John's clubrooms. Thirteen members attended, and volunteered to aid the parish in meeting the cost of water installation in the rectory. General plans were drawn up for the fall bazaar, fancy work and sewing were handed out, and prizes selected.

The date was set for Wednesday, Oct. 22. Study from St. Mack's Gospel concluded the meeting. Refreshments were served.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1958 MRS. A. RENNIE: Miss Shir- ley McEachern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.

E. McEachern of Regina and Arthur Rennie, son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rennie of Regina vere united in marriage in a double-ring ceremony at First Prebyterian church, Regina, Aug.

16 by Rev. G. A. Cunningham. Given by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of chiffon over satin, featuring a French lace trim and lily-point sleeves.

Her veil was held in place by a crown of pearls and sequins and she carried a cascade bouquet of red roses and 'mums. Attendants were Mrs. Madeline Jezegou, Misses Marlene and Bernice McEachern, sisters of the bride, Robert Rennie, brother of the groom; Peter Walbaum, Cam Jezegou, and Delores McEachern, niece of the bride. Ushers were Laird McEachern, brother of the bride and Harold Ipsen. Mrs.

Shirley Currie was soloist, and Mrs. N. Kennedy organist. Camping enjoyed Susan and Carol Crossley of Regina were among diabetic children and teenagers attending Camp Manitou at Camp Easter Seal, Manitou Beach, during August. Susan was a member of the Brownies, with Shirley Froc as counsellor, and Carol and her cabin mates were the Purple People Eaters with Ruth Leex as counsellor.

Those attending the camp, which is much like other camps except for medical and diet precautions, enjoyed swimming, sports, boating, campfire, crafts, cook-outs and wiener roasts. Special events were planned by the Campers' Council, including representatives of the various cabins, camp director Lorrie McColl and program director Leone Wellwood. Pajama parties were held the second night of camp. The two girls' cabins held their's separately while the two boys' cabins held their party jointly. Games were played and refreshments served.

A banquet and final campfire were highlights the last day, when a Freshie King and Queen were crowned, representing good campers as well as good citizens in their own communities. Closing ceremonies ended another Camp Manitou and closed Camp Easter Seal's fifth season, Camp Manitou is sponsored by the Saskatchewan Diabetic As- sociation. MRS. R. R.

FAHLMAN: Marlene Jean Kuntz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kuntz and Ronald Richard Fahlman, son of Mr. and Mrs.

of John J. Fahlman, all Regina were married Aug. at St. Mary's Roman Catholic church. Rev.

B. Lewans officiated. The bride, given by her father, wore a gown of net over satin. The net was appliqued with French lace to form a border around the bottom of the bouffant skirt. The underskirt was fashioned of tiers of net over satin and the neckline was trimmed with crushed pearls.

Her chapel-length veil of French tulle misted from a coronet of pearls and she carried cascade bouquet of stephanotis and Happiness roses. Attendants were Miss Laverne Haider, Miss Rita Fahiman, Laverne Fahlman and Bonnie Bengert. Miss Leona Kuntz was organist and Albert Reich, George Kuntz and Ken Measner, Jr. were ushers. BLIND CHILDREN Children in Denmark's schools for the blind are taught to use a special typewriter which pro- PERSONAL MENTION One of the most elaborate functions ever seen in Regina was the Oasis under the Stars held Saturday evening by delegates attending the Mid-west Shrine association convention.

Thousands of Shriners and their wives danced on an open air platform set up in Confederation park. The park was brilliantly lighted with many colored lights which played on the flowing fountains. The women wore exotic silk and satin costumes as Persian princesses and harem girls and the men were equally colorful in their roles as sheiks. The new Saskatchewan building was beautifully decorated in the Shrine traditions and buffet supper was served throughout the evening from a gaily decorated table. The dance commenced with a grand march led by the Scottish pipe band, the president of the Mid-west association, G.

Atkinson and Mrs. Atkinson, and Illustrious potentate of the Wa-Wa Shrine, G. Ferguson and Mrs. Ferguson. Prior to the dance, a reception was held in the Shrine with members of the executive of the association and their wives being received by Mr.

and Mrs. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson. The party later left for the Oasis under the Stars by caravan, Dr.

Bruce McCannel was convener of the committees arranging for the final event of the convention. A mother of six children won a top award at the grauation exercises of the Joan Wadsworth House of Charm and Modelling, Monday evening in Boyle Memordal Gymnasium. She is Mrs. Norma Carswell, a graduate in professional modelling and winner of the application award. Her children are Donald, 18, Larry, 16; Bob, 11; Doug, Kenneth, and Gregory, 15 months.

Other presentations were made to Miss Agnes Stein, model award; Miss Lana Whitmore, dietion award; and Miss Joey Cameron, charm award. Honorary mention in modelling was given to Miss Joanne Kraft and Mrs. Madeline Webster: in charm, to Mrs. Marcia Overend Holtby and Mrs. V.

Montain; in diction. to Miss Gale Matheson and Mrs. Iryne Ruttkay; in application, to Miss Pat Wilson, Miss Valerie Jelinski and Miss Pauline Rottenbucher. "Don't set selfish goals for yourself," guest speaker Mrs. J.

R. Hoag cautioned the graduates, will only put you in conflice with your own conscience, those around you, and Divine Law. "History is full of women who have used their charm for both good and evil purposes. They 1 have built and destroyed empires. "Beauty at sixteen is youth, but WA will collect for missionary WAWOTA (Special) It was decided to make a special collection for missionary Miss Jean Burns in Egypt, at a meeting of the WA in Wawota.

Prayer was lead by Mrs. K. Kennett, Mrs. B. Brimmer and Mrs.

K. Taylor. Mrs. R. Cudmore was elected president, Mrs.

Kennett vice president, and Mrs. S. retary. Potluck were enjoyed. In the September Journal A WOMAN DOCTOR TELLS WHY PreMarital Sex Is Always Wrong In the September Journal, Marion Hilliard, a famous Canadian doctor, reveals, her lifetime, thoughts on this vital subject.

She gives the facts- -practical, physical and emotionalon why Nature herself lines up against premarital sex. EXCLUSIVE INTERNATIONAL FALL FASHION PREVIEW Six famous designers create for the Journal, forecast coming silhouettes. In "First Fall Fashions." IN ALL, 32 articles, stories and features. Get your copy today SEPTEMBER HOME Journal A Forld's Largest Magazine for Women Members of the ladies' section of the Regina Golf club entertained members of the Wascana Country club Friday afternoon at golf and tea. Foursomes were played and refreshments served in the main lounge of the club.

Mrs. B. C. Tremaine was convener and Mrs. J.

C. Pike performed the tea honors from a lace covered tea table which was centred by a low, bowl of summer flowers. Low bowls of marigolds graced the lounge. Looking after the pleasure of the guests were Mrs. M.

L. Krisko, E. Rogers, Mrs. J. Vallinquette and Mrs.

J. Stevenson, Mrs. David Sarsfield, the former Miss Ilona McLeod, was guest of honor at a coffee party given by Mrs. J. Davidson and Mrs.

H. Janzen at the home of the latter. The attractive table was centred by a profusion of sweetpeas. Mrs. J.

McLeod, mother the bride, performed the honors. A hostess gift was presented the honored guest. Mr. and Mrs. G.

H. Jones have had as their guests during August their son and daughter Mr. and Mrs. R. D.

and family of Calgary and their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Menzies and family of Edmonton.

The families have been visiting at the Jones summer home at Como Park. Miss Audrey Scheurwater, bride-elect of Saturday, was honored at a hostess miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. T. Stamberg. Games were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs.

Laura Goin, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mrs. B. Brownbridge, and Mrs. Thelma Bohen.

Guests present included Mrs. W. Gutheil, mother of the groom to-be. Assisting Mrs. were T.

Scheurwater, Mrs. N. Scheurwater and Misses Jennie and Anne Scheurwater. Miss Audrey Galbraith, brideelect, was honored a linen shower at the home of Mrs. Ernest Cocks when Mrs.

L. Kennedy and Mrs. H. Ryan were cohostesses. The bride wes presented a corsage of gladioli.

Games were enjoyed and the bride received a basket overflowing gifts. Refreshments were served. Out of town guests at the Perkins Neff wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Perkins, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Perkins, Debbie and Rickie, D. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fleming, Donna Lynn and Caron Ann, and Mr. and Mrs.

D. Krauss, all of Rouleau: Miss Marnie Petrescue, Miss Deanna Gillespie, Miss Veda Astell, and Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Andrews, Moose Jaw; Mrs. W. E. Perkins, Marilyn and Wayne, E. Sonstelie, and R.

McCullagh, Saskatoon; Mr. and Mrs. M. McElroy, Virden, Mr. and Mrs.

E. Anderson, Dawson Creek, B.C.; Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Shepherdson, Mossbank; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shepherdson, Estevan; Miss Wilda Perkins, Medicine Hat, Mr.

and Mrs. D. Hannah, Drinkwater; Mr. and Mrs. Muir Barber and Lorne, Regina Beach; Mr.

and Mrs. J. Stothers, Calgary, Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Bonney of Howell, are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Watt. ENGAGEMENT NOTICES Announcements to appear under this heading will be accepted at The Leader Classified Dept. Minimum charge $2.00 for first 50 words or less. Add 4e per word 10T each additional word. Mr.

and Mrs. Ben M. Moe, Regina, announce the engagement of their daughter, Ardelle Margaret, to Lorne Gerald, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Hunt, The wedding will take place on Saturday, September 20th, at the Apostolic Mission at 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Floyd of Harptree, announce the engagement, of their Myrtle, fourth to daugh- Mr. Calvin Wayne Shaver, twin son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shaver of Bengough, Sask. The wedding will take place on Saturday, October 4, 2:30 p.m.

in the United church, Bengough, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Selinger, Swift Current, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlene Kathleen to Keith Gregory Ford, son of Mrs. Martha Ford and the late Harry Ford, Regina. The wedding to take place Saturday, September 6, 1958, 11 a.m. Sacred Heart church Regina. Mr.

and Mrs. Ivan C. Seed of Tregarva, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Dianne to William Scott. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter K. Stirewalt of San Diego, California, U.S.A. Wedding to take place at 4.30 p.m. Sept. 20, in the chapel at St.

Andrew's United church, Regina. A beautiful floral arrangement in white flanked by white candels, centred the lace-covered table at the annual membership tea and home cooking sale held by the Regina Hebrew Benevolent Society Monday afternoon in Beth Jacob Synagogue. Mrs. S. Becker and Mrs.

M. A. Bloom were co-conveners. Performing the honors were Mrs. S.

Shragge, Mrs. B. Mintz, Mrs. P. Bell, Mrs.

Becker and Mrs. O. P. Minovitch. Mrs.

J. Plosker and Mrs. D. Fisherman were home cooking conveners, assisted by Mrs I. Steinberg, Mrs.

C. Glassman, Mrs. S. Greenberg and Mrs. J.

Weinberg. Looking after the money basket and guest register were Mrs. M. Schwartz and Mrs. I.

Mintz. Guests were received by president Mrs. M. Reiner. Following the wedding of Honoring Miss Ruby Zaremba, Anne Lois Biegler and Arthur August bride-elect a shower was Nowle Stables a luncheon for held at the home of Mrs.

G. B. 60 guests was held at the Music. Bunco was enjoyed with Wa-Wa Shrine temple. Rev.

J. prizes going to Miss Elly SchinC. Deutscher and Rev. J. Vogt del, Mrs.

C. Siekawitch, Mrs. D. proposed the toast to the bride Kaytor and Mrs. M.

Lipinski, A and groom. A wedding recep- special guest was the mother of tion was held at the home of the groom-to-be, Mrs. T. W. War.

the bride's parents, Mr. and ren. Refreshments were served by Mrs. I. D.

Biegler. The table the hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. was covered with a pink Lambrecht and Miss Schindel. damask cloth and centered with The guest of honor was presented the bride's cake flanked by a corsage of white carnations and white tapers and sweetpeas.

miscellaneous kitchenware from Performing the honors were Mrs. B. Dormuth, Mrs. A. SchneiP.

Murphy, S. der, Mrs. Nicurity, Mrs. N. Bevan and Mrs.

A. McLennan. Maly, Mrs. E. Pisula, Mrs.

M. A wedding dance was in Bokitch, Mrs. J. Kleisinger, Mrs. the evening at the Wa Wa R.

Meldrum, Mrs. L. C. Music, Shrine. Congratulatory wires Mrs.

D. Powers, Mrs. J. Uhren, came from London, England, Mrs. Domokos, Mrs.

S. Lanz Bayonne, New Jersey, Vancouver, Toronto, Sudbury and Zenon Park. Following a wedding trip to Colorado Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Stables will reside in Regina.

A two-tiered cake centered the table when a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Jordan following the wedding of Nora Jordan and John George Stasko. Pink Sweetheart roses topped the cake and summer flowers were used throughout the rooms.

Arnold Wilson proposed the la toast to the bride. Thirty-five guests attended. Following a wedding trip to Edmonton and Waskesiu, Mr. and Mrs. Stasko will reside in Regina.

Miss Avril September bride-elect, was guest of honor at a surprise kitchen shower at the home of Mrs. J. A. Gilhooly and Miss Diane Gilhooly. Games were enjoyed, and a corsage and gifts presented Miss MacKenzie.

Guests included Mrs. A. T. Little, Mrs. T.

A. Howe, Mrs. Elcombe, Miss Leah Spicer and Miss Delaine Clifton. Mr. and Mrs.

N. I. Pechey, White Rock, B.C., guests of their son and daughter Mr. and Mrs. D.

R. Pechey in Regina. They leave for their home later in the week. and Mrs. W.

Marchuk, Mrs. S. C. Atkinson entertained Saturday at an informal luncheon in her garden, in honor of the wives of executive members of the Mid-West Shrine Association. Highlight of the luncheon was entertainment by the German Band of Zuhrah Temple of Minneapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Good and family of Regina spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Good and other relatives at Fillmore. Mr. and Mrs. F. Duckworth of Regina attended the Moose Jaw retriever trials.

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