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ee A SHY SUNBEAM Only a baby could have such a sweet, shy smile. Bar- bara Ann was eight months old when she had her photo- graph taken. She is the daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hayes, Base Line, Bowman- THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA ville, and pet sister of Gary, 10 and Randy, 6. Their grand- parents are Mr and Mrs Clifford Allin and Mr and Mrs Lewis Hayes, all of Bow- manville. --<Aldsworth Photography Chic Curler Camouflage Keeps Pretty Heads Up By ELEANOR ROSS In another visit-to our won- derfully well - stocked notions department of our favorite store, we not only did some shopping but surveyed some more items for the traveller. ' A& weekend at the beach can play havoc with the hair and since her hair is always on a woman's mind as well as on her head, there are several items deserving some suitcase or tote-bag space. One is a good double-duty no- tion--a drip-dry top, which both staves off scorching sun and, | when necessary, camouflages curlers. The traveller will, of course, have tucked some bobby pins and at least a few strategic rollers in her boodle bag. Tinted, bleached or over-pro- cessed hair needs even more protection from the elements, _ Baking sun and drying wind 'are bad enou; but worst of all is chlorinated water, "Help tg-at-hand in the guise of a novel chamois _ band, plastic-lined and self-adhering fers anything for just a threaded galery pin. SEWING PROBLEMS practical and, what is more im- portant to the traveller, more packable than ever. It's also prettier and so very inexpen- sive that it is good sense to keep a complete set in several places--a desk drawer at the office the travel case that is used the most and the current handbag. Raincoats tuck into their own space-saving cases; rain capes can swirl around the fullest skirts; rain boots are sized. to heel heights; rain bonnets are so chic that one might even wish for a shower or two, Such tuck-in travel aids ean make or break a gal's vacation. The little things mean a lot," was never truer than in refer- ence to travelling. A monarch may have cried "My kingdom for a horse," but the female's far more fervent when she of- needle or a simple Inevitably, a strap will break, FOR TOMORROW > "with the advent of the full the usual to writers, artists, creative workers generally. FOR THE BIRTHDAY It tomorrow is your birthday, our horoscope indicates that matters should be taken well in hand now and, even in seeming lack of progress, car- ried out conscientiously, if you would see the definite uptrend that can be yours in another year. Despite possible breaks in this connection in late November, late December and - or next March, only hard work and willingness to assume extra re- sponsibilities in the interim can bring you closer to your ulti- mate goals toward the end of 1965. Where finances are concerned your keyword will have to be conservatism for at least 12 months. Except for some good periods in September and October, you cannot expect too much along monetary lines this year. Despite the fact that their earnings should continue as of now, all Leoites are warned against extravagance and spec- ulation, If you happen to be in a spec- ulative venture now, be sure you are out of it by Nov. 1 and don't engage again until this time next year, Be especially cautious in budgetary matters during De- cember, Travel opportunities and so- cial activities should prove highly stimulating over the next two-and-a-half months; also next May. Romance will have stellar blessing throughout Au- gust and September, in late Oc-! tober, next May and June, A child born on this day will be endowed with a dynamic per- sonality and could succeed in any position which involves dealing with the public. in handbag or suitcase corner. Keeping clean and neat can really be a problem when away. The wisest woman doesn't rely on laundry services in strange surroundings, Instead, she totes along a little travel kit contain- ing washing compound in slim envelopes, small clip clothes- pins and even a latex line. And the really fastidious traveller will want to stash a three-ounce ironing pad in some small corner of her suitcase. This smail miracle is eight by 23 inches, is scorch-resistant 'and, what's more, has a see- through press cloth anchored to one end, He sacle te . TO LIVE IN HAMILTON oe '| showers Mrs Lorne Johnson, | , own, she said "it wasn't more difficult than my own family," |the bridesmaids Joyce Irene Johrison NEWS IN BRIEF THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 23; 1964 @ admitted and Feted Bride-Elect In honor of her marriage to Mr Robert A Yoo, this com- Hng Saturday, Miss Joyce John- son has been honored at several Bowman road, Whithy, gave a miscellaneous shower, assisted| her daughter, Miss Lorna ohnson f A miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs George Jarvis, Central Park boulevard north, aunt of the bride-to-be Mrs Glenn Somerville assisted the hostess Mrs Victor Tyrrell, King street east, also an aunt, was onica Beaurega 125 children for the sixth birthday of book Gardens here. Each year,| © all children in costumes are king and are MONTREAL (CP) -- Ver- rd looked after two days while' FAIRY DINERS LONDON, Ont, (CP) -- Half] . of the 400 children were dressed' in costumes ins) es inspired by fairy tales as they quickly devoured a 5-f oot-square cake, marking) the Story-' hostess at a miscellaneous show- er at which she was assisted by Miss Beverly Marchuck, one of A neighborhood shower was held at the home of Mrs Nor- man Hodgson, Cadillac avenue south, who was assistea by her sister, Mrs Gordon Alexander The bridesmaid and maid of honor held a kitchen shower at} the home of Miss Dale Me. Laughlin, Cadillac avenue south and Miss Nancy Hanerhan as-| sisted the hostess The Reverend N. F, Swack- hammer officiated at the mar- riage in First Baptist Church of Patricia Jenice Taylor and Mr Robert O Hursti, both of Hamilton. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H. Taylor of Oshawa_ and the bridegroom is the son of Mr Nels Hursti of Tim- mings and the late Mrs. Hur- sti, The coupie are making their home in Hamilton. -- Photo by Hornsby Capture the Moment with _ Bridal Portraits and Albums House, Church, Studio Reception © PHONE 723-3680 e Skid Resistance. Foam Rubber Back. Size 20 x 31. Good assort- ment of colours, Reg. 99c EACH .....- 74 CELINA STREET PHONE 723-7827 free, --_ OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE FARMERS MARKET OPEN EVERY FRIDAY FRUIT - FLOWERS -- PLANTS VEGETABLES FRESH EGGS ih Special Price Thursday Night and Friday Only LOTS OF HOT WEATHER STILL TO COME 9 SPORTSWEAR 110. 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