ELLEN’S DIARY ‘ i'.‘.'i.'."'.."..’.l:..TZ’a°..'i’.l° £21.32 .31 upgjtryl wovgn in qlllel b l . f S o Ihade|.bIl)ark Goof rgofaoomhltennlll . 1. e O ¢:€giv'all,‘ll°le blllea canopy of , night, adorned with the gleam-

ing stars and the moon.

"It's as bright as day... s

0 So Februarv another winter- well as that tried and true, Perfect 8 night “Mack smlleo. ‘ month. we have n o w for ourl spills over. and sends tangible “me by Wiiii Alex 3 While 33“ ,

faring, It w=ll be. we think. al-l tokens of affection to th one all ieii u: Oijthe spell oil’ skating ‘ . _ ~. l- _l . ln l I _ ey ha en oyed toget er, on I ; la The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon. Feb. 3, 1964. "W 8 “ill” ° a"”“y °-V ""5 °“°

Storms will blow, winlls vlilll line iitfni;dP°pn:aglim§°in)nr day Wu edged. We shall see i 6 ie 5 lovelier winter - night than this. ' the White ‘and <lui'~'i- beneaiii which now keeps the country- A perfect ‘me t°°’ 5° “My and

Was there ever, we wonder, I

- - ' . ildl h. 1 d l ti tll H A P P E N I N G S the winter - bluelsky. But it will sl n no How allarmlngly llla ltlrllmseswifeos rnslrlmilidno ‘wrnghl e not be so winlr i s h, we alntlcl-I mnnnnnnl is spread on lno vnl_ Umn tomorrow Do”); . , . t . s btl l ' sl 2 . . . . " " Audi’?! Jenkinln women | Ediiufi Pii°n¢ 4'35“ Elfin lllll lfinss(.ga,r:n:“lel-lllla all lay. silverlng the fields. darkem Good-night..."

the ' springtime ahead.

. . l Mr. and Mrs. '.J. MacDonald,.of Mrs. Eddie Cudmore rnee_ C.G-_Roberis- one of our own 8 h - F'b . M k lsouris. who have been active in‘Donna Gillisl. Wedding bells , Canadian poets. _SnW and feltl | e 1 manv organizations for somel‘ and streamers decorated th c this. He spoke of it in his ylersesn la years. will soon be leaving that living room. The bride was ush- 5 “A bro 0k in Feb|‘ilaI‘.V . !'9',M D ' IIBI d II 7: community_ _ cred to her seat by Eileen Hay. lllember? * e S A farewell party honoringlter. ' o _ A 5n0“'y Ddih i0!‘ Sfluil‘1‘9i and l _ lllem was Snnnsol-ed by th gl Assisting with the presentation _ox. By JANET KASK same properties as nylon, and is ' Knights of Columbus and Catho-’ Oi gifts W<‘l‘6 N0I‘nl8 Meek» Judy it Winds b°i“’9°“ the “'i ii i "3' MONTREAL tCPi — At the known for its soft luxurious tent- llc women-5 Leanna .Larler and Sandra Ramsay. firs. _ 1889 Paris Exhibition. women ture and ability to take dyes An address written by George‘ An amusing enieriflinmeni 5n0W-inuiiiefi are "5 ‘mil 1'09“-isaw the first man-made fibre-— well. Sweaters. fluffy rugs and Mullallv and’ read bv Melvin,Wn5 Conducit’-‘d by Mrs. Rendel And o'er its stillness. nothing a silk-like material called vis- pile coats are made of Orion. llllcQnaln annnmnanled a nn,m-‘Larler. I . stirs. coso. The ‘perfection of viscoso, Lycra. a -new fibre manu- ,onlo from llle-ll, “lends. l The hostess was assisted in _ or artificial silk. by Frances factured by Du Pont: has a lserving by Mrs. Moyne Sautier But in. bend low the listmlng Count Hilairede Chardonnet be- wide elastic range. {is a iiigt M1.’ and Mm l_lon.al.n A_ (;al_ and Norma Meek. ear, gan a revolution in textiles. mented or ‘spandex lbre a ll l‘ R . ,-n I --l- l _ _ _ 3 ln lll k ol Vales l Viscose, or ‘rayon’. "was first stretches like a watch-band. l il:imHalifl:ls1:ftlC\i')l‘ll1elllelrredzilltlilhigfii ‘5 nirlscenaiieous shmiieh hon‘ enea' 6 mm m D m""““’°‘“’°“ ‘" Briiai“ 3‘ ‘he Terylene was created in Eni- and sou-in-law Mr and 'Mrs."°r.ltng (lmel eshey'Ea 9 wary A babblin whis er vou shall tum M tile °°ml"y' It Came to 3i" ii‘ 1941- The first T""~"i°‘“° Ed _, d B k- A d- n mn lbllfle. “as ield by_ lster Carru- E D . . - Canada ln lgga when court. plant l Canada was bnlll ln t “F 3“ 5 3“ 3 Y‘ l”“"'.5- MW‘ M.“°w‘“""“5 3"‘ 93" aulds (C-anadai Limited built a 1954 at Millllaven, Ont. Cana- i ..Mr. and Mrs. Clark Innis, iL°‘“5° *"'*'°i‘°" Thursday °‘.'°' Of birds and biossonis» lea‘/eelrayon filament plant in Cbrn- dian Industries Limited experts

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«-‘Kirkwood Drive observed their i"i"g at iii?” apartment in and iiFii‘i~" Wail. 0ni- a say it has an unusually high re- " izstll -edd‘ ‘- -_ s~t - ’Cha”°"°t.°“"' . February has its special days. The "W0nCi('i'" ilbi‘95 Oi i0d8Y sistance to stretching and dete- " “ mg annnemary d M i Guests included college mendsl‘ The Candlcmas Day, which be- are manufactured fl'0ni C8iiu' rioration from sunlight throunh

d3Y- lof Miss Vessev . . ‘ -' ‘ little its fable regarding wea - - - . . ' . _ _ . . . LADIES who are awaiting a beautiful shade of turquoise. in Ottawa this \\'<’t‘i<€‘lli’i in die ' i\’il‘- and iViF5- Wayne W aid ‘her as W9 ‘‘'”i' '“"_"’.r”‘°.i 9 S5‘:-fl) c0dmfl§§lriIi1d:]ai1nI:1:(:le C(ii1flr._-lllli pllleaied ‘llnlin ‘ls resnllenil llllt a blessed event will welcome Emphasis is placed on the tend the Progressive Collserva- ‘and month-old daughter, Mlch- igeis mine iilaii 5ihP‘j‘55ii‘i_1“lil:‘i°r;‘ Tanylanell Cellulose is’ the fi: :3‘,-:25 ,::'n'n,f5 (l:l]lt,sll:lsln.l as a style like this one fashioned neckline with its softly tailor- tlve annual convention are: Mrs. _ele L.Vnn. Saint John. N.B. spent est from folks w osc V l\(‘ .o (It bmus substance that gives body in Ion Tar leng is used on} slum by Toni Lynn, Decent 1 ve bow, lR.E. Sutherland, Mrs. Geraldfthe weekend with Waynes dePenCi5- in 8 £00di) exten l mm 3/ - y

lose lvlscose, acetate and Ar- glass ll can be permanently

A L U i A ‘R H. - ‘ d becoming. the iil‘C55 is Other features are ion MR. A1\D MRS. ROBFRT H- DU’-I-HIE M dd'., . M .. A th r L. i, t . M . d M . C ‘1 on the suns and the showers .. . . ins in Padded l8¢i‘i9i5- Piii°W5v an , _ _ 3 A iWia'if1liltcla.:-llll ofrtijllarlotletoidfl. and i€Vaar:(l1.sChai'1l0ll:tXfl)Wfi. rs em I And 5° far as we know‘ not a thRaCy0n dmadeh me 'iefas“ltr \lvfia)§ clothing drapenes and often In thBl‘ti.i::n8ll):Zl “i:ll:(l)‘i‘ff1'(l);lc(()l(lll'l(- sleeves mm French cuffs and kd l G. I l‘I\’li~5: Micllael Doyle, Rusiico. 1 “N “Nor Cameron wan single imodclillck did we Islali- Clfgasenngsilszllalnt 0118553! tlznelatively blends. naerslpa lanerlng Sllnonello wnlnn

Former Par 0 e Ir icl§°a§_,s;:"i§§flai;°‘"g held 3' "1 9 Etleslnof honor at an informal, ffiflfl il‘:n‘l’:’lfl‘°;."'°e‘l’l'll‘§rrg‘“l‘f inexpensive. Today it is used UsE_D FOR RUGS be Tile frock is of chiffon in gives ii slenderizins effect.

' ' ‘farewell party in Alberton Unit-l ‘ . for a variet. of products from Tn-acetate of cellulose. _ttel' N B i Mr and Mrs Pllillip Mathe- led Church H3“ Tuesday 9V9‘ 3 §§§V"nlfn"l? lf‘,”l°l,i§h_.,,:‘,1,‘.il'lflf,',’,,r°2t,,].i' °l°i.h'"g t” we .m”,',°' and .1.‘ 9" known to Canadian h°“5.°ww?5 the long-chain molecules. The were recent visitors with Mr. y’ ' ' v ‘ bvster Bed Bridge and “i”3- i ll, 1- g n lo hi; slee or i’°"'a“y "Semi ‘“ blends‘ . .35 Ameh W.“ deVei°p°d ‘" .19 spinneret then makes nylon fi- Cailaghan’s sister, M,rs. Gerald 5°"' ~‘ ' ‘ 9“ 9 “T 9' Blends are yarns made with in the United States. Trllan. 0-Bl-len and M,-_ ' ,

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, . , - H 't v r m be f . , A wedding (‘(‘l'Pm0ll_V at St, hi-ocadcd silklslieanh \\'lllld jac-..\CilP- ll'inl<;iet'-‘ion: Glllglif“ ,Iv,¥n:_;(§ae3; [l1e0I§,iCe;;elsnl\\"l:ll(e‘h sheeniiasrsbegni meeting the Era)’ of Silafinvis. lwn on more glbl-e5_ or fab;-lcs also 3 {ri.aQeta[e of cellulo5e_ Davl<i‘s l'iiltcri t‘lulrt-ll. Rotile- kel alid matt-ling at an ac-. laro o ’ .

_ H1. annoe since coming to the nnnnl smile and get on with things. woven with different yarns. is used for making cal-nala_ One of the ingredients used Messrs Herbert and Cornelius '. Y\'.B.. ‘l l ' rria ge cessories. and corsage of pink leveninil On 8 Sh0I’i ii‘lP i0 31‘ Ea; ilni e( in ma a ‘fax, l

to make Terylene is anti-freeze. O'Brien, Wellington, were visit-

miinitv two years ago. 3“ 5° m°V° "5 °“ smamy 3"“ Fabric manufacturers combine Both are manufactured in Can-

Kathryn Dlnnil i7l«‘<0n- daugh- roses. Games, contests and stunts m g°°d t"“e' 3° the Spring! what they call the “talents" of ads by Chemcell (1963) Lim- Cf]-n °m°”".i§ fay’ E igmigg: g’l§r§fliio?B"n’;fl°:n1‘g;‘ln‘;';l‘;M;l- ter of .\lr. and Mrs. Wellington Mrs. Duthie wore a mocha, . . ‘provided an evening of enter- February i’i”’"E5 A-‘ii w“d“ei" different fibres to make super- ited. “ii 3“ 3°’ ° ma e 9 nl n I l y ' Dixon of Rotlicsav iformerlv. crepe de sole dress with shir-l Mi'5- Eii5“’°“ii Halli“? Vina nalnnnenl l day —- and Lent, that season lnl. l,mdn(.ls_ Usnallv 55 per nrnel exoarls say ll ls more ziiiai i3“i°"(i~;5 iii iiie (ifl'~;'°iéi;m:’(§ :9: 33%;“ ‘:33 icfirlgilgggrm iii’ of Parkdale, f»‘.l-‘.ll.), and Rob-T red bodice. A feathered hat infA\'9-- enieriained receiliy at ‘i A pool}, composed for the on. 3 Which Strengthens and extends cent 0, mo” of a lnnn_n-lane Slam _ free than other mnn_ man - ma e compoun alol d 0f.Mr Merritt C1 ert Henry Diitliic. son of Mr. sliades of mocha and grecn'mi5°9ii3“°°"5 5ii°flf’[__"‘ h°“°" inaslnn by Mrs. Fred Learn waal the promise of that New Year sflbre give fabric the "easy- made counlel-pal-ls, ll isn't at. 9°]-VeSi°r5' re" 5,, ' ' .a' and Mrs. \\'illi;iui J. Dulhie of and matching accessories com-_ read by Mrs, Gerald Box, and l Resniuiinn “'9 “lad? in ih9'care" properties, fecled by dryn-leaning solvcntg llfiggatlo rnelgrgtagliz ]:,:$n°fn;hesni;_ 'l‘0i~oilln, (mi. Rev. Lal|l~i(‘ .I,| nleled nor ensemble’ Her ool._l llla nnnaenlallnn nf 8 gm ofl background music of Auld MOTHS Avon) 11- and lls reacllon lo Wale, Elven tamed in 8 fan on the lee no Ray assisted by Rev -' sage was of honey yellow roses- - .china was made by Mrs. Regin-l Lang 5.Vn°- and Seis "5 i0 make Acetate, or di-acetate of cel- it the quick drip-dry qualities. canny_

MacPhriil BD. uncle of ih e A reception followed at Slia~ laid Travers, president of the or-7 bride. officiated at the double‘: dow Lawn, Rothesay with thel ization. b i rill: <cr\'ii'<‘. \iiIrra.\' Driscoi j parents of the bride and grooml l Refreshments were serv d v was or::iiiisi, and also accom—l assisting the bridal party in re-i pauicrl liil‘ sin:iii: of the liymnj cciving the guests. l

and Reel? Oihel‘ l'€S0iV€5 3511,1059 was the second man- Like nylon and Terylene it is

Y . . . . _ _ - lill-5,1)_A, wllllams has re. Mrs. Charles Duvar has re- . “°""- "l\l’1‘d “n':i° ‘il:’l‘l$]ie' is 3”’ made fibre to appear on the thermoplastic and can be“per- lnrnnn anal, nnnndlna 8 week ln neloel-l llle and new, of the re, ‘ “°"‘°5 9 * - 9 3' market. Also a silky feature. it manenlly pleated. The safe mlnorsldo as gnosl ol no cenl nnaln nf her brother. ln_lnw

e , l _ Mrs. Artliur Wilkie. Mrs. Char- with its heart - adorned mis- was {ll-sl produced ln Canada in ironing" temperature is higlicrlggllnnlon Mrs Lolln Clark and Rlallarll Dunn ln Montreal De, fi- in l, ‘ ' ‘ ' '

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l lies Jolinston, Mrs. Graham Bern-i sives —-— an exciting day if ever, lggll by Canadlan Celanesel Ace. than for other mammade

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. . : - ‘ceased was a former resident of "0 i"<‘i‘-‘Ni ii°\'P" ; Tilt’ inasi in ii‘? hiiiii’ “'35 Mi‘ 3"“ mis- w'“'am Brand" "ell 3"“ Mi'5~ wail” w°ii5- [When in"? .V0unE and 5hy- dilate gives fabrics a soft shine. bres. alithouglilgood results can Clarkth t d’ th ‘~0'Leai‘y.

Baskets of reri and while glad-_ proposed by Rev. W. B. Mac-l cr. Baltic. celebrated illalrdfilsll It is easy to dhrape, tsrlongt. “be achieved with anpiron slot z-to lu::;‘l"g0f ngzelalaei fininfonn Bel Y loll and white (‘i'lt‘,\'SallihE'l‘l'llilT1SiPl1ail. and responded to by tile wcddinz 8nniV€l‘53'.V 9 "°5't smooth and mot -i'eSiS 3n- 0W 35 "W00 " "Fe The . . . ' '.—-—-———-:-————- adoi-ned the altar of the church.i groom. The three - tier weddingl day. January 22. at the home .of;Ma melts at high temperatures. comes in several fabrics. Some Ci"'i5i0PiiPl‘ Oi Tl.2_nlsh On Sat- (III‘IIIIIIIIII{

n , , _ <_ » . ~ o la, Mra J_](_ pl.-l-< - ~l l» W l.ln popular blginds are Al-nal and urday, Janilaiy 11. included: Mr. THE FASHIONETTE ‘ and the _ucsl polls were mark , cake. made by the bride sl their augh _ _ i Used prlmariy or ea lg ap- _ d M An, n 0,3 , d ~ F I Y A ell by Willie satin hows. aunt, Mrs. Chester Sellar. Hlin-‘ goon and Mr. Pidgeon, Kensing-l; na,—nl_ sheets and drape}-log. lg cotton, brushed Jersey of Arnel Eu 1 ll‘/[5 (TM. i:Il9n anol ‘ B .A IT S LON \

(}l\.en in lll&il~l-ir'i.'.'(’ by be r it?!‘ River. P.E.l. was cut in lhei ton. where they are spending ls also 3 good ublendn nbl.e_ and nylnn_ and Arnel and vl5_lBar, G is.” amdesG - Open Every Day ‘ father. the bride was attended traditional manner. The best‘ the winter. _ i Twenty-five years ail” ii‘e,D“ case flannel’ iriielii ii gii era an er. cold wavi“3 . Bleaching‘ by her sister Dale Dixon as man read the cablegram andl Relatives and friends were: The Murray Harbour Unned For her dangnler.s weddlngl ,Pont company in the United The manufacture of Arnel 8 0 mo" ' ~ Tinting . Perm. Special‘ bridesmaid. The best man was‘ telegrams. Classmates of the. guests at slipper and later en- Church‘ ~“_as the scene of 8 Mm Blnand wore 8 Snlnn bnnwnlslates announced a new mira- provides an example of how Corporal Joseph Callaghan ~ Phone 4_9-752 ‘

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William Duliiic. Jr. of Toronlo., bride were in c h it r ge of the: loved a singsong willi Mrs. Pres-lnrnny Weaning when Bnrnlco sun wnn nolnn anonssnrlnsl and.‘(‘l8 fibre called nylon. It was {fibres are made from cellulose, and l\lr5_ Callaghan and Mr.

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brother of ilic cl-nnni.. Ushers guest book. ton Ramsay‘ 3' me "man ‘ Vii“ 9 Oldest nan nm. of‘ o 8 of allow nnrn lions. icreatcd in the 19305 Y nu Chemcell lfarms 2,000,000 Bel‘llZll"(l MacNelll of Sydney. ‘-ggggjjjjjjjjgfi were John .\lt~lt‘nrlane and Mai-'_ For a lioncynioon in Quebccl The_ following Frill;-l,v. famllylnlr'°:§n' Mrs‘ Ralpng Bnlardl lc ,I]‘,5n:g granting mnl_n(n,awm,n n Amer-iclaan chemist, Dr. Wl- acres of Bl-lllgll colnlnbla fol-_| —-————————-—-—-— colm Dixon, brother of th e and Ontario, the bride wore ai and friends gallieled for an eve- ‘Mnnray H 3 nbnnn became lno ‘lbelne wnnl sun and Corsage olilace carrotlicrs. Du Pont of ests to make Arnel. Cellulose is bride. ~ two - piece wool suit in beige. ining of milslc. instrumental lhnlno of Slanloy Parker ‘wnne nannnllnns. Canada Llrnlted opened a nylon ‘extracted from wood chips and I G The bride‘s full length gown‘ Both the bride and groom at- music was furnished by J amcs Acorn‘ non ol Mn and Mrs‘. Patsy Binard slslnn on lne plant in Kingston, 0nt.. in 1941. converted into sheets. flakes N

of willie t-biffon velvet was fas- tended Queens University. The Beairsto, (violinl. John Branderlsamnol Acorn] Alllslonn p.E_I. brlon’ and Beverly Acorn’ slsl_,'l:i1e flrst nylon Siipn Worn by and finally into liquid form with. hioneri \\'llll a boat neckline. fit-, bride is on the teaching staff ofl tgultari Mrs. Pitigeon iorganilnon David Barwlso oel.lorm_ ‘er of llle nl.onm_ n.(,l.a ln change gal‘-"idi3" :’°tm:i‘l n“~:)i;’9m_ iifiriigf lilhe E59 of petgochemlcals. The . . ted bodice and long sleeves (-10- Bruce Mines High School. Out-f and Frank Riley of Puerto RlC0ied lne double ring ceremony. cl. lne nnnsl nook. rom parac lie 9 , lqul is polire into a machine rafepayefs of me V|fluge of flgnlsh sing at iirsts \\llll small c0\'~ ario, while the groom is in ii i so tat present with his wife a ll dl Tllo olluron “,8 S doooralodl For lravelnng the bride “_”relfll;lS(‘C0nfl World \xi‘Va1r.dm nt caileld] a lsplnneret that employs ered buttons. The fitted bell final term in G80i0fZ.V 3i H0Ut!il~ family. visiting his moth er. wnll mauve and yellow mums Ia m_al blue Sun with b l 8 ck‘ I i9T9_ die nfleilie 3 on ere 1‘0}lEl.V_ iii’ Pl‘lnClPi€‘ Oi 8 5Dl<i- be in the Le ion Home Tuxdu

skirt was gathered at the backi ton. Michigan lMrs. Willard Rileyl. who played; i 5 n.\i0n i'lbI‘eS- « Y0n i 35' can ers Spinning apparatus. Warm 9 Y’

. _ and the guest pews were ma!‘ "accessories and 0013839 Of 3'91’ be found in an thing from dell- air tran f r th l' ‘d ' into the foitls of a chapel train. Out of the province guests: both guitar and mandolin. led wlln salln l,nn.s_ Ann,-on,-lale low Carnations ' n , in l. . H H 5 ° ms 9 _u‘lul Into . _ . l. V _ l‘ M l l’- T k. l ~ lll lasllvlllns . . _, _ _ A - icate osicry an lngerle to lo laments through tiny holes. Februq 4fh qi|'8 m fgfe u gfsqfg H" ling” rm hmiffam ‘mi "f “"9 from Tom" 0 0" rea 1 Mn: llclislpagonllpslo-E lwo ln.oll.l_‘§(ifl;1ofi°n/Iillglnaélalrliulililhgldralilpi8Y , The bride is a graduate of the Jackets and automobile tire Spun together. the filaments W P. . P Y

ti1:‘]llI‘le‘lliil1(ilisl\(i']i1lllfOEl‘E‘fir0l;1‘a:lSn:‘$dlangl‘£i'Efl[)‘lll(‘ wcdding. a tt"0u§-ll ers. Preston and James _Bcair-= The bride. Si‘/'3" ii‘ marriageiili‘xl£a‘l1sSCh(t:)(a1l“:l(ll::lbgfoilgyllerlrllilgg:l$\?£lillI‘(‘§x%?l:it:CSa:ayDll his“: make Ame] yam‘ |'9¢|||¢$i’9d to “fiends lridesccnls. Silt‘ nor!‘ H siran d seau tea was held by the bride s, sin, John Brandel‘. Mrs. Pltltlooil by her father. Cii059 3 G°°rg' lriage she was on the staff at‘ “nlcninrv" because of its elas- REAHX MAMMADE

of cultured pearls a gift of the mother, and the groom‘s parents, and Mrs. Eric Sudsbilry. s o nllnal nnlglnal’ floor length gownlth E] B l Pa 1 r Cnarlohr ,l ’ Tn, l 7n n no“ 1 . wlllle cellulose la found ln na_l B Order on Commassion groom-S ool.onl5_ and carried al entertained the bridal party and daughters of Mr. and Mrs. of wllite taffeta, with s coop lleelowr?1Theeaugi]oomri: ‘with lna‘nllCl,lol3\; lSlslls:o“lgl. lloslelvc ill lure. nylon is described by its" y cascade ‘of red roscs. . lfollowing a rehearsal. Bran<i9l”- neckline nipping i° 3 Siight nanamnanl of annlcnllnral bonds when the log bendS_ and makers as_ the first‘ "truly"

The hndmmmd Wm-P an ‘don’ ‘vefi nbotclhie back. The nlgckl i "3 P Hot to her marriage a "OPS back into its original m"""(;“3d° ;ili-“'°- Cheiinicai 00m‘ tically slylctl street - length‘ an 09 Were dipplqulo . V l ._ _‘ gnnno nylon ls ..lllol.moolna_ poun s us to ma e nylon. dress in red \‘ ii i "th t.-L Wiiil 18 C9. The bouffant skirt i°i‘"‘3 5i‘°“°" “as g'‘‘’_‘_‘ in ii" ' f _ Orloii and Terylene have no china lloa(lnl.an(;\(anll“l:._ L ma. H was accented with a s\veetheartlh°“°r by -‘'“u " 3 i"°“d5 "i “C” This means it can be ‘J

Wu" . . - tor d ‘n form by heat. and set ‘°°“"i°'i"“'t i“ "_ai“"~’- V lea. Sln, nalrlnn a nosaaay all rose bow at the back, her he3n_ lMurray Harbour. and a shovicr 6 1 Common mlsunderslandmgl

_ I . V , ~ . - - nan nnnnl. by the ?at a certain temperature level. , , _. .- D ch N no d and n- ll , l E nnses n. l l n‘ M k d M M dress vias a four tier tulle v e i i 4”? give“ "‘ _ 1.“ ._ . n V on nl lea“ Du Pont officials say, is that . , - " ‘” °" i °“ '“ “Si “lei :;::§:*.l;*l.i:::i :°.:‘.i’l.".::l: lli';"il..S“*.::i..h:m:"..f.:’::::::;. "°”“ ° " made mm a F

Mrs. Dixon ('l‘lnSP for her dau-l and water.

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