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By PATRICIA RUSAK TORONTO (CP) -- The man who always plays it safe with a grey flannel suit is just as dull, fashion-wise, as the woman who goes everywhere in a little black dress, says fashion con- sultant Joy Davies. "Today men's fashions are changing almost like women's, hough not quite as quickly. And men should not be afraid o experiment with the new ooks, colors and fabrics." For the past two years Miss Davies has been giving what she laughingly calls '"'a charm course" for men, many of them young executives, "Men don't realize that their appearance is so much of their projection and person- ality,' Miss Davies has discov- ered. And in the first of five one- hour sessions, she frankly as- sesses a client's appearance and decides how it may be im- proved. Mannerisms. and bad habits are checked as she no- tices them during the course, THREE MAIN STYLES The three main looks in men's suits today are the Edwardian look with high buttoned jackets and tight pants; the sportier tweedy look; the "middle of the road" look with the looser fitting one- or two-button jacket. "Baggy pants and heavy padded shoulders are out." The Edwardian look is consid- ered extreme and generally avoided by executives, but too (emen Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 20,1963 7 UNITS, GROUPS, AUXILIARIES Mrs, Edward Glazier, program chairman, A letter was read from Mrs. Jo 'Aldwinckle expressing the hope that some Israeli dancers would be among the @hnic groups participating in the Osh- awa Folk Festival, May 12. The meeting closed with the singing of 'Hatikval". Y's MENETTES The regular meeting of the Oshawa Y's Menettes' Club was recently held at the home of Mrs, Robert Brandt, Winter avenue, The president, Mrs. Graham Nelson, opened the meeting. The minutes were read by Mrs. Rudoph Aixander and the treasurer's report given by Mrs. Thomas Wolframe. A card party will be held at Hillsdale Manor on March 27. Mrs. Rudy Alexander will be Draws were donated by Mrs.jin charge of the Tuck Shop, at| Sidney Cope, Mrs. Arthur Wig-|the Ontario Hospital in Whitby ston, Mrs. F. H. Fallon, won)next month. by Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mrs./ Mrs, Ronald Heard was in Martha Smith, Mns. Herbert) charge of the program. Each SILVER CROSS CHAPTER (Remembrance Assoc.) The monthly meeting of The Remembrance Association of the Oshawa Chapter of The Sil- ver Cross held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Sydney Cope, Leslie street, Mrs. Hubert Brately opened the meeting. Mrs, Jack Hogan read the minutes, Mrs, Charles Gibbs gave the treasurer's reports and Mrs, Eva Taggart, sick con- vener, gave her yeanly report. Names of four members from the different provinces were nominated on the executive of the National Council. A dona- tion of money will be sent to Westmount School. A plaque in honor of the boy scouts who gave their lives during the World Wars will be dedicated. A donation of $50 will be sent to Simcoe Hall building fund, for the boy's club. Eas BROTHERLY LOVE Png Rreiihe, 'ant gt and Mrs. Henry Mann, Me. Kim, and great grandchil- | Deborah Lynn, one year old and Ronald Jack, six, when picture was taken, Course For Junior Executives Assesses Clients' Appearance a@ part! many have gone to another ex- treme--the calculated drabness and uniformity of Madison Ave- nue grey and white, says Miss Davies, Shirts in shades of pearl grey and beige, or with small stripes, often complement skin tones and brighten a man's appear. ance, she says. Waistcoats both colored and matching, "complete with watoh chain," are also back in style. "Lots of men are color blind when it comes to ties," says Miss Davies, They should choose ties in complementary rather than sombre colors, And every man, it will give many an air of jauntiness, | FALSE TOUCH J the ears and temples. although a bow tie does not suit A flower or boutonniere in the }lapel is also "a nice touch--it ness about the man." Socks should be an extensibn of a suit, and should not be lighter, more pointed Italian look is the latest fashion in men's shoes. Miss Davies always checks her clients' hair styles. "So |many men think a crew cut will |make them look younger, ;whether it suits them or not, and this is ridiculous." | Today, men's hair should not be cut too high and should be Miss Davies '"'loathes" the fit-| tle three-pointed white thandker-| chief with cardboard bottom, "A man's handkerchief should be a real one in either linen or silk."'| indicates that there is a gentle- | of child labor im the United States, was awarded the Nopél Peace Prize in 1031. ' WON PEACE PRIZE Jane Addamns, the American sociologist who fought the use allowed to grow a little around) Miss Davies teaches per oli- ents how to sit and stand prop- erly, to practise good diction and encourages them to exer- cise regularly, She also advises them to use some sort of fragrance with a leather, lemon or spicy base. "Men always want women to smell nice so why can't women expect men to smeli nice-- there's nothing sissy about wearing fragrance." Miss Davies' course for men is the outgrowth of another course she givés to women on etiquette and charm, LET ME BE YOUR VALENTINE FEBRUARY SPECIAL! One Week's Groceries CALL YOUR VALENTINE 8 728-9403 HOME ECONOMICS Food -Freezer 11 ONTARIO ST., OSHAWA IMAGINE! AT WALKER'S YOU GET A NEW SPRING HAT AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WITH are the' children of Mr. and Brately and Mrs, Thomas Lor-' member was given a topic on dren of Mrs. Chris Mohr, Melville, all of Saskatchewan. --Mary's Studio Mrs. Jack Mann, Thomas street, Oshawa. Debbie and ee which she was to present aj Ronnie are the grandchildren The next meeting will be held' three minute impromptu speech. March 15 at the home of/The topics were as follows: | Mrs. C, H. 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It's|cold beverages all ready, right néried that the dance at Beth also the reappearance of oldtim-| in the same room, without hav- zion Synagogue was most suc- ers in new and improved guise.| jing to trot back and forth to the cessful: Mec, Manning Swartz, ag Ree scont Rang Daa pve kitchen toting trays. convener of ways and means case, | s extra re : | oy . Stor' that "caught our eye. and ANOTHER GOODY [epicirrmnieg anomie also held our attention as the| We managed to tear ourself captnini y adass salesman expounded on its won-|away from this wonder . and Slides 'OL the Hebrew Univer. ders. |what else did we find? Why, sity in Tebadl ware ahowa. be It 1s the world's first ther-|Nothing less than that oldtimer,|--" lah si sie moelectric refrigerator for use|the feather duster, but in an in the home. This gem chills improved version. its contents with no moving! 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