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This is the handle off your favorite teacup. It
wouldn't be off if you had an automatic dish-

~ and pretty hands. Trouble is, you aren't sure
your home's present wiring can cope with all the

. Wiring totoday's standards: Medallion standards.
See your electrical contractor

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washer, They take much better care of fine china -

modern electrical aids you'd like to own. Solution? -

Centennial a la Mode . . .

Before deciding on a pat-—
tern, you should first search
your attics, trunks or any
other places where you
might have stored old fash-
joned things. Your grand
mother may have some old
treasures which she would
be happy to lend you for
your dress,

If you find any old hang-
ings, they will do wonder: -
fully well — If not for an
entire dress, at least for a
Splendid skirt. :

Velvet draperies, quite
Popular 50 years ago, are
perfect because of their tex-.
ture and what is more ef-
fective are their ancient
colors of gold, rust, navy
blue and burgundy so com-
mon during that era. .

Faded brocaded silks, tak-

friend to lend you a lace

collar or

Perhaps
the dress

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A piece.’

en down because of sun¥4.

Spots, make elegant Centen-“/ ;

nial dresses. The same goes:
for fhe reps, :
An old bedspread offers: ”
enough material for an en:
tire dress. Or an old, long
dressing gown, put aside
when shorter ones came into,:7
vogue, could also serve. © if
It could be of wool or /!
silk and all you have to do3,/
is remove the skirt and then /
Panel it over a heavy petti-7 .
coat. Embellish it
large contrasting belt and’ -
wear a white, fussy blouse ..-
underneath, Wear a heauti-
ful jewelled brooch or/
Cameo at the throat. A good
idea is to ask your grand.
mother or some senior

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V-front ‘part of the skirt may be ap-
pliqued in contrasting color and trim-
med with velvet ribbons and lace.

dicky from her treasure box, 4

your: basic, or to use it in -

part, adding panels of differ-
textured material to .

create a Centennial master. 4

hand-embroidered °

you have an old

evening dress dusting on a fi
shelf. A good idea is to use. ¥

in its entirety as-

material,

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RIGHT — Simple dress .
cuffs and skirt

'* Tf you have nothing old it | °
is of course. Posaible.to- find | :
_ many beautiful fabrics at |

relatively «low: ‘prices. Don't | :
_ stop at.the-yard’. goods de-

Partment: of your-Jocal store
. but visit'also ‘the drapery

‘: and’ bedding sections, Spot- :
. ted omuslin for’.example, is |. !

_ Wonderful for collars, double |. |’

sleeves of petticoat ‘frills, |°

Draperies ‘offer a variety of |*-)
colors and allow for warm |

‘dresses,

A double-bed ‘bedspread: is oO
’ More than enough to make |”

an-entire Centennial’. ‘dress
—~ complete with capelet.

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panels of contrasting

CANADIAN MEDICAL ASSN,

Health Tips

PHYSICAL FITNESS

More emphasis should he
given to the importance exer.
cise for middle-aged men and
women, the Canadian Medical
Association says.

Physical inactivity or lack
of exercise causes rapid degen.
eration of body tissues, and this
degeneration can occur in the
heart and Jungs as. well as-in
{he musculature: Middle-aged
people have a tendency to
become apathetic toward exer:
cise as they become more in-
volved in other environmental
interests and activities,

The advance of automation
and mechanization. is also a
problem in our society, causing
people to take part in less and
Jess physical activity. For ex:
ample, many people will spend
a good deal of time searching
for a good parking spot in
order to save just a few steps,
missing the benefits of valu-
able exercise. Others find it
necessary to have two or three
television sets in their homes
to climinate walking. from one
room to another to see a par-
ticular show. .

The €.M.A. points out that
we are becoming a soft and
flabby race, And this applies
particularly to middle-aged per-
sons who have retired from
parlicipation in active sports,

Exercise for men and women
in this age group must be
Planned and vigorous, and most
important, should be regular
and consistent, Equipment and
facilities are unimportant,. and
exercise can be done at any
time of day. A program of ex:
ercise such as the 5BX or 10BX

Your guide to good electric living.

Plan can be done at home and

mj takes only a few minutes each
Bday,

Regular exercise will keep

a | the weight closer to normal and
ey will create physical fitness and
a*a greater zest for living,

Other Weeklies Are Saying...

RED TAPE MUFFLES .
Centennial officials hope that
more than 2,000,000 persons
will see the train. .. The only
real disappointment js that
stuffy department of transport
regulations won't allow the

‘Centennial train to use as a

working whistle a special
whistle they neve which
sounds the firs£).£our
notes of O'Canada:.Onl as t
the train is atrlving ‘or depart:
ing will O Canada blow. Won't
someone please relax?—Camp-
bellton (N.B.) Tribune,
CLEAN UP COUNTRY

A campaign to end litter-bug-
ging in Canada could be one of
the best of all Centennial year
projects, and it is one in which
every man, woman and child
eould play a full part. It
would be a way, too for parents
to impress upon their children
that concern for the cleanliness
of their environment is one of
the basie responsibilities of
good citizenship, — Pointe
Claire (Que.) New & Chronicle.
RUN UP OWN FLAGS

The new crowd running the
affairs of Canada think (sic)
that tradition is silly. After all

the Queen’s Own Rifles of Can-
ada, about the oldest of the
Canadian militia units and now
incorporated into the active
and regular forces, need cause
ng concern. It would be easy
formally and legally to change
it’s name to Hellyer’s Own —
Pointe Claire (Que) New &
Chronicle.

b~:'The insatlable demand of the

{Ottawa government “for” more’

revenue is contributing to the
inflation which it supposedly ds
trying to curb. The increase in
the federal sales tax of one
per cent — to 12 from 11 per
cent: — at the manufacturinng
level, means in reality that
there may be an increase of. a3
much as 10 per cent by the
time the -customer purchases
the goods on which the tax is
levied. — Fort Frances (Ont.)
Times,

.WATCH THOSE PLANES
’--Whereag in the case of rail-
ways-the early models were the
most destructive, in air travel
it is the ever bigger supersonic
miracles -which by their noise
and explosive impact are mak-
ing the conditions in mote

Notice To Subseribers

In ‘the process of change-over to house-to-house
delivery service for our Terrace “Omineca’ Herald

yearly subscribers we experienced

something of a:

problem, Unfortunately some of our valued regular
customers were inadvertently missed. .
We apologize for this; and have decided that
until the delivery system is perfected we will continue
to send our regular subscribers a paper. in the mai!
Carriers will enquire as to whether or not you

are a yearly subscriber on
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our mailing list. If you are
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If perchance you receive two papers do not let
this worry you. ;

’ If, however, you are a regular yearly subscriber
and no one calls on you:— your paper will be in the |
mail ~~ but please phone us and give us your. home
address — diai VI 3-6357, —-
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excluding the Bench for the ‘time being, as a conven-
lence to our subscribers. If during the ~ transfer,
mistakes. are made, please bear with. us. Keep us
informed if you do not get your paper, :

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residential . areas unbearable.
Several generations’ have now
had an opportunity to see
exactly how .rallways have in-
terfered with comfortable liv-
ing; this generation should
without delay impose restric-
tions on both passenger and
freight air operations. — Coch-
Tane Ont.) Northland Post.

“SLEDS FILL STREETS ©‘!

-«- Snow> toboggaus.have-a. place,
in the chore of moving around
during Canada’s winter...
but the one place they are not
acceptable is on the streets of
a husy urban centre... Ie
toboggan owners continue to
annoy citizens and- race about
on business and residential
Streets they are going to have
the boom lowered on them —
Melfort (Sask,) Journal.
GLORY TO COME

Let's hope that minor hockey
continues to flourish and exert
its influence for good ‘on more
and more youngsters. Maybe,
one of these years, one or more
of our youngsters, graduates of
our minor hockey setup, may
be given the opportunity to re-
‘Present not only this commun-
ity but Canada by winning a
place on the Canadian national
hockey team. — Rimbey (Alta.)
Record. : : .

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