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WISHFUL THINKING . . .? Fous, Sniforied airwomen of lay a keen inter- ne Ry the a of fashion as they admire a Schiapiarelli Sresiicn in the famed designer's Pi salon. The women, who arrived recently France, are part of the first group of RCAF women time, and will be stationed at Gros Tenquin RCAF fighter base in France. From left are: Phyllis Sinclair of Halifax, N.S.; Irene St. Jules, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. Margaret Longmoore, Vancouv- er, B.C., and Marion Page of Amherst, N.S. i A ever to be sent overseas in peace- Undecided About Coronation Wear? Here Are Some Fashion Selections By MURIEL NARRAWAY © Canadian Press Staff Wri LONDON (CP)---If you iy . > decided what to Sing to London for Coronation w take note of the fashion catia: of Lady Ken- neth Clark. As president of a society acting in the : interests of London's "big elev: of haute couture, Lady Clark was asked to pick, from the eolléptions, styles she con- for the varied |it ocgasions tat form part of a de- ba we a Buckingham Palace gar- den party, her choice was Mattli's ped white organza arter ouffed ae. full skirt and cross-over revers x. Ky The only touch of color is a bunch of marguerites at the narrow wala and the garded party picture completed by a matching, 'handled | parasol and wide straw picture hat. clas kaa i T ess much she had a similar style as for herself in cotton, for wear in * the United States, where she went lecture tour : o halon Suk, Lady Clark's for evening gala wear is fa Stiebel's turquoise-and-gold [8 ball gown in rich brocade. With strapless top and tiny waist, the bodice finishing below the waist, this gown has a drape of material cascading from one side of a nar- row waist belt. "Sea Treasure" by Hardy Amies, designer of many outfits worn by the Queen in Canada, is a dress suited to royal balls. In pearl-yellow duchess satin, a pure silk fabric by the West Cumberland silk mills, has semi-ful skirt, heart-shaped halter ey and exquisite pearl ading. At Goodwood race course you might wear a slimly-cut loose coat over a silk suit, or a draped jersey wool dress. For sunny days a happy choice would be John Cavanagh's "forward line," a printed silk dress with straight back and sprouting fullness to the skirt Ascot race meetings are a big occasion when she Queen and the Royal Family drive down the course in open landaus. A common 80 | choice for Ascot wear is the styles worn at Buckingham Palace garden parties. A debutante might choose a pink and grey taffeta with youth- ful fulness, her mother a dark n or brown satin afternoon coat y Michael of Lachasse, or Stie- bel's pleated white silk under a navy silk coat. The more daring might select the "tango-line" by Michael. of La- chasse--a sleeveless suit with squared neckline, tiny waist, ao cented hips and 'outstanding front fullness to a sheath skirt On all outdoor occasions from boat racing at Cowes in the Isle FABRIC OFFERS THESE TIMELY WEEK-END THURSDAY FRIDAY in seven proof, 42" SPECIAL, SPECIALS and SATURDAY ONLY ~ Just In Time For Easter 60" BRUCK CENTURA SUITINGS water crease resistant, Also GABARDINES, CHECKS and NOVELTY SUITINGS. SPECIAL, yd. RAYON BRUCK CREPE. For thot special dress or blouse. In seven beautiful shades. SPECIAL, yd. 42" PRINTED RAYON CREPES. assorted colors and designs. TOWN beautiful shades. repellent, Moth- spot and $2.98 INTRIGUE $1.49 Yo. cininieas, of Wight, tennis Wimbleton, cricket at Lord's to "Country week- ends, the classic English suit is almost a universal choice if the weather is bad. And a chic rain- coat is almost a must. 1952 Shows Record in Births OTTAWA (CP)--For the fourth successive year a number of pales were born in Canada 1952 advancing the birth- ta the highest level in five years pd the second highest since 1922, the bureau of statistics re- tion dropped to HOUSEHOLD HINT Children's gates should be wash- ed often, because a tiny child who cannot get out, often presses his mouth against the barrier, Skin scarves continue to be in- creasingly important in the fur | picture for Spring '53. This ele- "gant stone marten, double-tiered scarf is also available in the two skin draping suitable to the smal- ler woman, The small fur is making very important news this spring sug- gesting soft width over the new slim skirts. Following the lines of the natural pelt, this luxur- ious, royal pastel mantel-stole exquisitely styled. Today's travler goes lighter, goes further, and lives fashion- ably "out of a suitcase." Her non-wrinkable "Pakable" dress and light-weight plastic coated luggage. THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, March 18, 1963 J Pretty Garnishes For Easter Ham Easter is not far off and the home economists of the Consumer Section Department 'of Agriculture, have some ideas for you to use at that time. It seems to be tradition- al rve ham at Easter time. With thoughts running to spring bonnets decorated with leaves and pastel flowers a not garnish the Easter ham in spring colors too? The home economists mention that the delicate pink meat is a perfect background for mauves yellows and greens. What about tinting pear halves pale pink and green by colouring the syrup and letting the halves stand in the coloured syrup for a few hours. When. these pretty pears are placed in beds of pars- ley around the ham, they look just like flower blossoms surround. clusters of leaves. For APPROXIMATELY 40 BISCUITS Look for the maroon and yellow packet. 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